Ridding Ourselves of those who Hate us


I am not quite sure how such vile individuals find themselves blessed with permanent residency.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-15706499/Hamideh-Soleimani-Afshar-qasem-niece-iran-green-card-ice.html

Nor am I sure how it was decided years ago that we would educate and warmly welcome the progeny of some of the worst and most villainous leaders of our current and prior century.  Several thousand relatives of prominent Iranian leadership live in the United States.  They have enviable lifestyles. Whilst on the homefront, "Daddy" is depriving citizens of their God-given rights and working diligently against Western values.

How many of Idi Amin's children and grandchildren now live in the U.S.,  Canada... Australia?  Pick the average African despot - and it is possible their children have benefited from a Western education and have been granted permanent residency. 

What about Xi Jinping?  His daughter, Xi Mingze, enjoyed a Harvard education.  According to AI-generated responses,  five of the nine members of the last Politburo Standing Committee had children or grandchildren who studied in the U.S.  There seems to be a preference for Harvard or Stanford.  None, are awarded a berth at Bum Fuck University in East Texas.  They enjoy the best education from the ill-gotten gains of their criminal dynasties.

Why do we have a foreign policy model which awards extremely repugnant bad behavior by allowing certain family lineages to so easily alight on U.S. soil?  We educate them:  to hate us in more educated manner.  We offer them blessing:  that they may more easily curse us while in extremely "close quarters" with us.  We offer them trust.  And they spy for their nations within the labs of our top universities.

Apparently, our government was super happy to host members of the Bin Laden family here until that little "oopsie" known as 9/11.   Two hundred Americans took a dive from the windows of the Twin Towers with flames at their backs.  The buildings then collapsed, and our benevolent government quietly herded the Bin Laden family to an undisclosed location in Texas to protect them from reprisals.  Shouldn't Texans have been allowed to just shoot them on the spot as opposed to repatriation to that hell hole from hence they came?  Why are we benevolent?

I had correspondence with a Muslim man in Chicago who loved the Bin Laden family.  He informed me that the individuals who jumped on 9/11 were "in hell, because they committed suicide". Do you understand that there are large populations across the globe who do not think like we think?  They are primitive... brutal... unenlightened.  And yes, they want to destroy America.

And we welcome them.


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