Bush Gives Visas to 15,000 Saudi Wahabis

[Montagnard]

Holy Shit! Seems like we had a bit of trouble in September of 2001 when he gave visas to some Saudi Students wanting to learn how to fly an airliner.





http://www.washingtontimes.com/national/20060910-122200-9971r.htm

[SpiralHawk]

1. Pucker up

Bush and the bin Laden family get up close and personal.

Be sure and DONATE GENEROUSLY to the Bush-bin Laden-republicon BILLIONS IN OIL PROFITS the next time you visit your local gas pump.



The connection between the Bush oil-and-megabucks cabal, and the shady bin Laden clan of Saudi Arabia:
http://www.hermes-press.com/BushSaud.htm

[AntiFascist]

31. The material at that link is an excellent history of the Bush Crime Cabal!

[marmar]

2. Hoping that lightning strikes twice?

:tinfoilhat:

[Skidmore]

3. Now this is an article that Lou Dobbs would love....

[Montagnard]

4. LOL

May just send a note to Lou.

[Montagnard]

5. Dup

must have hit the key twice.

[ComerPerro]

28. Dobbs will come up with some excuse to not blame the GoP

he will blame Bush, of course, but he will find a way to say that just as much blame belongs to liberals and Democrats.

[NastyDiaper]

6. I'd demand an equal number of Women.

[dogday]

7. Considering that we were told 14 hijackers were Saudi,

is this really a smart thing to do for our country... The Saudis hate us, they call us dogs in their schoolbooks....

[leesa]

8. Well, the Wahabis do anyway...not all Saudis do

[Montagnard]

10. All Saudis are Wahabi

Its the only religion allowed...and you better be religous or you'll get a cold chop.

[TechBear_Seattle]

15. And Wahhabism is the sect behind al-Qaida and the Taliban

Every mosque and Islamic center around the world that has ties to Islamic extremism has been very heavily funded by the Saudi government. Those mosques and centers that have no ties to Islamic extremism or which have actively spoken out against extremism, have received very little money. And yes, Wahhabi Islam is the state religion of Saudi Arabia.

[rman]

21. Still not all Saudis are extremists

Same as not all christians are extremists.

In fact, in both cases most are not extremist.

One thing is certain: Saudi royalty/government is extremist for having instituted a mandatory state religion, and an extremist religion at that.

[MadHound]

25. Not all Saudis are Wahhabists

There are fairly sizable minorities of both Shi'ites and Christians in Saudi Arabia. Yes, they are sometimes persecuted, but that is occurring on a less frequent basis as the House of Saud tries to move the country away from Wahhabism. Just thought I would correct your blanket statement:hi:

[High Plains]

29. So every Saudi is thus a fanatical terrorist?

[Montagnard]

30. All one can go with is history.....

and history is that most of the hijackers on 9/11 were Saudis. I know that is summing over, but we humans sum over because it was important to know if the flash of orange in the jungle was something to eat or something that would eat you.

[Aviation Pro]

9. This needs to be loudly denounced as much as....

...the UAE port security deal. In his pathetic speech on Monday, Little Monkey said that the terrorists were from several different countries. What he failed to mention was that 15 of the 19 murderers were from his (and Dick "Fucking" Cheney) favorite petro-autotheocracy Saudi Arabia. Now the administration is going to give 15,000 student visas to fully indoctrinated Wahabists whose sole criteria for one of these "scholarships" is a minimum B average with one exception, an A in Islam.

Let's run the numbers as if this is a military exercise. 15,000 fully indoctrinated troops equals 1 combat division. We know that the organization of terror cells gives a great deal of autonomy and latitude to the small cell structure. Finally, these cells will be dispersed to 48 states in CONUS. Isn't this a formula for disaster?

Way to go, Little Monkey, you've fucked the nation again. I can't wait until you are forceably removed from power and sent to prison along with your whole criminal cabal.

[Montagnard]

11. I was thinking along the same lines.

A division of Wahabis coming in at Kennedy...doesnt make a lot of sense. I seem to remember Bush lost track of 15 Arab students just a couple weeks back...had now idea where they were and what they were doing. Luckily they were sight seeing.

[dogday]

12. Absofuckinglutely Bingo

Loved your post...

[Aviation Pro]

19. Thanks...

...but it gives me no pleasure to have to point it out. There are two conclusions I draw from such a decision: these people are absolutely some of the dumbest motherfuckers on the planet or they are intentionally allowing this to happen because they are the most evil, vile motherfuckers on the planet.

[wildbilln864]

33. I submit for your consideration that...

this could possibly be an effort to facilitate another "new Pearl Harbor event." Thus causing the need for marshal law. This is crazy! What could possibly be another motive that makes sense? Lou Dobbs or Keith O. should be screaming about this! This is an outrage!
These are the wrong people to allow into this country IMPOA!

[lostnfound]

16. Am I missing something..does the article say they need

"a minimum B average with one exception, an A in Islam."?

Great post, by the way.

Wonder how many of these 15,000 will study "industrial engineering".."nuclear engineering"..or our shared specialty, aviation.

[Aviation Pro]

18. The article doesn't say that....

...I found it through another source. I'll dig up the link later.

[Amonester]

13. Recommend & "pass around"

Sure "looks like" these Evil Darth Chenious and Herr Rumsfailed A-hole$ at the PNAC just figured out they "do need" another "New Pearl Harbor" (or "New 911" now?) for them to keep their treasury looting bidless going and have a last chance of escaping their upcoming ICC trials at The Hague at the same time? :grr:

[LunaSea]

14. kick

[npincus]

17. Wasabi is delicious!

[ourbluenation]

20. their heads are exploding...

:rofl:

http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1698802/posts

To: Elkiejg

Words fail.

2 posted on 09/10/2006 6:41:50 AM PDT by hershey


To: Elkiejg
Seems to me it is the liberal universities who are spearheading this.

Afterall someone has to pay for their cushy jobs and wood paneled offices.
10 posted on 09/10/2006 6:45:20 AM PDT by Dane ("Mr. Gorbachev, tear down this wall" Ronald Reagan, 1987)

My favorite.... :rofl:

To: Elkiejg
Where was the NEA and other teachers associations on this one - where was the State Department - multicultural has only served to Balkanize not unite.

Call your elected and complain loudly....keep the heat on them - don't assume this was a Bush decision.
14 posted on 09/10/2006 6:51:14 AM PDT by yoe

[2Design]

22. he is funding the future terriorist and will blame it on clinton n/t

[newspeak]

23. that's what I expected, freepers with short term memories

I guess they don't remember the interview with the INS agent after 9/11--when he stated that this administration wanted INS to give those coming from SA a pass-hardly no screening. Yeah, but hey, it's all Clinton's fault. It's not Clinton who is in bed with the Saudis!!!!:eyes:

[GeorgeGist]

24. Why is it that these students can't learn...

what they need to know in Saudi Arabia?

[enigma000]

26. The US has some of the best universities in the world n/t

[Javaman]

27. While I was putting on my tin foil hat this morning, a thought came to me.

what if, moron* in his* moron like ways, doesn't want the country to actually be safe. That he's* doing his* best to bring on another attack.

since he* and his* room full of dopes rule by fear, another attack, in their minds would boost their stock.

I know, there is no rational logic to this thought, but given all we know about moron* and the way he* thinks, whould this really be all that surprising?

:tinfoilhat:

[AntiFascist]

32. I wonder if this is making the Religious Right masturbate....

at the thought of having more catastrophic terror.

[ima_sinnic]

34. it'd be a good excuse for more clamping down, but would ruin

their dumbass argument that "no attacks have happened since 9/11, therefore we are safer under *"
But it'd be too late for the simple-minded ones to stir from their kool aid-induced mass stupor b/c we'd be under martial law by then.
Lou Dobbs, Keith Olberman -- hey, what about the wingnuts themselves? What does O'Lielly think of this? How about Neal Boortz and Glenn Beck? The Dubai ports deal had a way of uniting We The People like nothing else, I suspect this might work the same way.