More Saudi Student Visas: Do the Math, State Department
Here’s a simple math exercise for the nimrods in charge of the U.S. State Department.
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From the Times:
Yet wealthy Saudis remain the chief financiers of worldwide terror networks. “If I could somehow snap my fingers and cut off the funding from one country, it would be Saudi Arabia,†said Stuart Levey, the US Treasury official in charge of tracking terror financing.
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Insurgents reportedly tied to al Qaeda in Iraq considered using student visas to slip terrorists into the United States to orchestrate a new attack on American soil. ABC News, however, has learned new details of what remains a classified incident that has been dealt with at the highest levels of government.
Sources tell ABC News that the plot may have involved moving between 10 and 20 suspects believed to be affiliated with al Qaeda in Iraq into the United States with student visas.
In August, the FBI and U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement alerted intelligence agencies and state and local law enforcement about 11 Egyptian students who had failed to report to their classes at Montana State University. The students were ultimately apprehended.
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US Ambassador Ford Fraker said in Sakaka that his country aims to double the number of student visas issued to Saudis.
“Currently there are 15,000 Saudi students in the US,†he said during an event on Sunday with local business leaders to an audience at the Al-Jouf Chamber of Commerce and Industry. “We aim to increase their numbers to 30,000 over the next five years.â€
1+1+1=3.
What could possibly go wrong?
by Mondoreb
image: DBKP
Sources:
* Saudi Arabia is a Hub of World Terror
* US to Double Visas for Saudi Students
* America Needs a Lot more Saudi Students
* Correction on Previous Report About Possible Terror Threat
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Why do we need more Saudis in America. Their allegience is the their SA not to the USA. What are we doing? They don’t respect the land of the free God whose nation is in His trust.?
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I’m a Saudi student in PA state. It’s my first academic semester. Most of the Americans I had met welcomed me.
That is true Mari, SA is my allegiance, but we respect the land of freedom ,the United States. we understand that it’s not our country, and we came here just to go to school, after that , I promises you we will go back home.
sorry if we are bad visitors for you. please don’t judge 20 million people because of 14 stupid of them.
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