DARE TO BE BOLD AND ASK THOSE WILLING TO ACCEPT SYRIAN REFUGEES INTO YOUR COMMUNITY THESE QUESTIONS!
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| Assistant Secretary of State Anne Richards |
The following questions were developed for a daring attorney with the opportunity to question Asst. Secretary of State, Anne Richards on August 25, 2015, regarding South Carolina possibly taking in Syrian Refugees.
Please use any and all of these questions when interviewing persons in favor of accepting Syrian Refugees into your community. I only request that you provide video or audio digital recording of both the question and response and share them with me.
1. 1. Will
the Syrian refugees be vetted and how?
a. RESPONSE:
Michael Steinbach, deputy assistant director of
the FBI’s counter terrorism unit was asked this same question before Congress
in February 2015. His response was:
I just don’t think you can go and get it. You’re
talking about a country that’s a failed state, does not have any infrastructure
so to speak. So all the data sets, the police, the intel services, that you
would normally go to and seek that information, don’t exist.
b. RESPONSE: Are you lying to us or is the Michael Steinbach,
Asst. Director of the FBI accurate?
2. You
are here as an expert on Syrian refugees as your purpose is to enlist this
state to receive thousands of Syrian refugees.
Are you familiar with the Muslim term “Hijrah?” Are you aware of the two
purposes of hijrah for Muslims? Please state them to prove your knowledge in
this area.
JUSTIFICATION:
IF the public is uninformed of this term and its reasoning they can not
make an
informed decision!
a. RESPONSES:
1) If
yes---Then inform her if she is correct or purposefully
misleading the public on what she says she knows.
2) If
No: ---Please
explain how we can trust your word about these people when you are not even
familiar with the Islamic term for migration and are unfamiliar with public
statements on Islamic sites that explain the two reasons for hijrah?
Hijrah
reasons according Islamic authority:
1) To
Islamic lands:
b.
Zakariya al-Ansaari
al-Shaafa’i said in his book Asna al-Mataalib (4/207): “It is obligatory
to migrate from the kaafir lands to the Muslim lands for those who are able to
do that, if they are unable to practise their religion openly.”
2. To Non-Muslim
Lands:
a. According to Hadith no. 2863 Kitab al Amthael reported by Timri,
also reported by Imam Ahmed Ibn Hanbel as Hadith no 17344 Mohammad said: “I
charge you five of what Allah has charged me with: to assemble, to listen, to
obey, to immigrate and to wage jihad for the sake Allah.”
b. Sura 2:218 “Surely those who
believed and those who emigrated and performed jihad.”
c. Sura 8:72 “Surely
those who believed and those who emigrated and performed jihad with their money
and their lives for the sake Allah, and those who gave asylum…”
d. Sura 8:74 “And those
who believed and emigrated and performed jihad for the sake of Allah, and those
who gave asylum and help [gave you victory], those are the true believers, they
will receive forgiveness and generous provisions.”
e. Sura 8:75 ““And those who
believed afterward and emigrated and performed jihad with you, so those are of
you.
3. According
to the State Department a Refugee is eligible for work and is expected to do so
almost immediately upon arrival. 3. How will this help the
current unemployment levels of American citizens? The current rate of unemployment is
fluctuating around 10% however government statistics on BLS lower these stats
to 5% due to dropping millions of Americans from those seeking employment.
4. Considering
you use the term “integrate” in Refugee resettlement policy, please tell us
what you mean by this term and explain why that term was changed from
“assimilate.”
a. Definitions
1)
Integrate: Integration
is a two way process where there are cross influences from both the cultures
and both change a small bit to accept the minority culture into the majority
culture. This is a process that requires acceptance of the laws and ways of the
host country by the people of the minority culture without giving up on their
own laws and ways.
2)
Assimilate:
Assimilation is a process of absorbing minority communities
into the ways and views of the majority community in a multicultural society.
This is absorption that takes place in a one way direction as the minority
communities are required to learn the customs and traditions of the majority
community giving up their own or modifying them to become acceptable to the
majority community. Assimilation has become a dirty word in some ways as it
asks people belonging to a minority culture to give up on some aspects of their
culture to adopt the ways of the majority culture to be accepted by the
majority community.
5. Considering
that the vast majority (93%?) are Muslim, by using the term “Integrate” will
you ask each Syrian refugee if they prefer sharia or the Constitution?
a. RESPONSE:
i.
NO: Policy uses the term “integrate” then
if Muslims come here and integrate
then you expect us to accept some of their laws? You do know that pedophilia
and killing non-Muslims are legal under sharia?
6. What
are the names of the top 20 organizations slated to receive funds for bringing
in the Syrians who may create an unsafe environment for Americans?
a. If
Catholic Charities or other faith based names are given:
i.
According to Christina Jeffrey, PhD,
religious institutions providing aid are subject to new White House regs that
will require them to pay for abortions. Is this true? Have you informed these
groups that you will be using their connection to refugee resettlement
initiatives to revoke their faith based objection to paying for abortions?
7. Will
there be an increase in Syrian refugees from the amount originally intended?
UNHR is lobbying for America to take 65,000 more by the end of 2016.
8. What
happens to refugees who are not “self-sufficient” after a 1 year period? Do
they also get a free pass onto the Welfare rolls as they obtain citizenship? Do
they become an additional burden to the taxpayers of the state?
9. What
is the difference between “self-sustaining” and “self-sufficient?”
a. Why do you hope for the lesser of the two?
10. Will
refugees be placed in a mandatory English language course? Why not? How do you
expect them to adapt to American life, if they will not or cannot learn the
English language?
11. Somalian
refugees are moving from state to state to find the best and easiest accessed
welfare. Many are not assimilating to the American culture. How will accepting
more refugees then be a good thing for the local community and the American
people as a whole?
12. Will
refugees who become citizens have to swear to “bear arms on behalf of the
United States” and “perform noncombatant service in the Armed Forces of the
United States?”
a.
Response:
No ---So we are not asking the Syrian refugees to do
anything when becoming a citizen? That is after a minimum of being here in the country
for 1 year? They simply sit back and reap the benefits but do not have to swear
to defend our government?
13. The government in accepting these refugees
provides a guide to communities to help refugees access information on federal
funding streams. If the state accepts thousands of refugees what does this mean
regarding welfare costs and Medicare costs per person? For 1 yr.? 3yr.? 5 yr?
14. Has
the Government planned for the expansion of refugee services as Muslims tend to
have much larger families than the current American population? Please explain.
How will this effect our taxation federal and state?
15. Are
you engaged in tracking and targeting Anti-refugee resettlement legislation in
counties and states? If so please explain how this is a legal task of a federal
agency.
16. Are
you aware of Commissioner Peter Kirsanov’s letter to President Obama on how a
large influx of unskilled laborers will effect the job market particularly for
black and other minority Americans who are unskilled? His letter was written
regarding granting illegals green cards to work in America. Refugees get Green
Cards to work in America and will generally fill unskilled labor positions
negatively effecting the urban black population. How is this push to accept
refugees in such large amounts NOT
going to effect black Americans and other minorities seeking low skill jobs?
17. What
percentage of those labeled as Syrian refugees will actually claim Syria as
their home country? Refugee camps take in people from many countries, how can
you verify that these people are who they say are?
a. Answer:
We are taking the UN at their word.
b. RESPONSE:
This is the same UN that allowed HAMAS to launch rockets from their schools in
Gaza and allowed the HAMAS to establish a military base in the basement of a
hospital in Gaza without making a public outcry defying their usage?
18. Are
you familiar with Kenya wanting to UN to remove their Refugee camps because of
the Islamic terrorist attacks on the Westgate Mall and the Christian College in
Kenya originating in the camps? Will any the refugees claiming Syria as a home
come from Kenyan camps?
19. A
large percentage of those supporting the Islamic State (ISIS/ISIL) in the USA
are Somalians who have or had a refugee status here. How will taking in new
refugees who want their lives ruled by sharia like the Somalian refugees make
us (the American people) safe versus increasing the threat of terrorism?
20. Why
are we not receiving a majority of Christians versus Muslims when Christians
are at risk of slaughter and slavery in territories ruled by the Islamic State
versus Muslims who then get to live in a sharia based country?
21. Please
name three Muslim countries accepting thousands of Syrians refugees?
RESPONSE:
Why are NO Muslim countries accepting thousands of Syrian refugees? Wouldn’t
this be a more culturally acceptable solution?
