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Message 1806704 - Posted: 3 Aug 2016, 1:03:34 UTC - in response to Message 1806701.  

So the points raised about police & service personnel as well as Khan's utterances is false?
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Message 1806710 - Posted: 3 Aug 2016, 2:37:26 UTC

This Open Letter-by Ray Starmann-is Better. http://www.foxnews.com/opinion/2016/08/01/open-letter-to-mr-khizr-khan.html

Dear Mr. Khan,

I, like millions of Americans saw your speech at the DNC on Thursday night.

I wish to offer my sympathy for the death of your son, Captain Humayun Khan, who was killed in action in Iraq.

As a former US Army officer, and a veteran of the Gulf War, I can certainly understand the pain and anguish that you and your wife endure every day.

Your son died saving the lives of his fellow soldiers. As Jesus told his disciples, according to the Gospel of John Greater love hath no man than this, that a man lay down his life for his friends.

Captain Khan is a hero. I am sure the soldiers he served with regard him as one. I know you and your wife do. Rest assured that millions of veterans regard your son as a hero as well.

To paraphrase from the Book of Ecclesiasticus, your son’s name liveth for evermore.

Your son made the ultimate sacrifice for his country, a country that was new to you and your family and one which you openly embraced and certainly love.

When you and your family arrived to America from Pakistan, you assimilated into our country. You adopted American ways, learned our history and apparently you even acquired a pocket Constitution along the way. Good for you sir.

But, there are many Muslims in America who not only have no desire to assimilate, but wish to live under Sharia Law.

That is unacceptable to Americans. There is only one law of the land. That is the U.S. Constitution.

As you well know, Mr. Khan, we live in violent times, dangerous times. Muslim madmen from ISIS and other radical Jihadi groups are on a murder and terror spree across the globe.

Your religion of peace, Islam, is anything but that in 2016. That is a fact that is confirmed every time a Muslim shoots, bombs, beheads and tortures innocent men, women and children. This does not mean that every Muslim is a terrorist, but most terrorists, sir, are indeed Muslims.

A Muslim terrorist attack has become the sign of the times.

Regardless of what the feckless, naïve, leftist ideologue Barack Obama and his dimwitted colleagues John Kerry, Francois Hollande and Angela Merkel state, the United States and the West are at war with Radical Islam. It is the job of the president of the United States to protect his nation from all enemies; foreign and domestic. Unfortunately, Mr. Obama romanticizes Islam and refuses to accept reality, which has resulted in the deaths of thousands of innocent people across the world.

Groups like ISIS and Al Qaeda have one goal, the complete destruction of the Judeo-Christian culture, our religions and our way of life.

Many Americans have families that have been here for decades, even centuries. Many families like mine have relatives who fought in the Civil War, WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam and Desert Storm. Some families have relatives who fought in the American Revolution.

We don’t plan on letting our country be devoured by Muslim maniacs. We are Americans sir, and not unarmed, socialist European zombies. We will do what is necessary to protect the United States. While many Democrats and liberals see the world through rose colored glasses, conservatives understand that there is good and evil in this world. Evil must be destroyed before it destroys us.

Strong measures, wartime measures, must be taken to protect this country from those that wish to annihilate us and our way of life.

Mr. Trump’s plan to temporarily halt immigration from Muslim countries that are known to either support terrorism or harbor terrorist groups is not only pragmatic, but indeed it is constitutional. It is the constitutional duty of the president of the United States to protect this nation.

There is simply no way to vet hundreds of thousands of Muslim refugees from war zones like Syria, Iraq and Afghanistan.

Europe is being destroyed because reckless leaders like Angela Merkel have opened the continent’s doors to a flood of over one million undocumented Muslims arriving with nothing more than a bad attitude and a haversack of Jihad.

Do you think Americans are stupid? While the left lives in a dream world, the right does not. Mr. Trump understands the threat to his nation and the threat, sir, is not from Swedish Lutherans named Anna and Lars. The threat, sir, is from radical Islam.

How in God’s name are U.S. immigration authorities supposed to know the true intentions of a 22-year-old Syrian man?

It is impossible. You know it is impossible.

How in God’s name are U.S. immigration authorities supposed to know the true intentions of hundreds of thousands of Syrian refugees and thousands of other sundry Muslims who wish to arrive on our shores?

It is impossible. You know it is impossible.

Whether you, your wife, the Muslim world and millions of Democrats are offended by Mr. Trump’s realistic view of the world is irrelevant.

Whether you, your wife and son would have been prohibited from emigrating from Pakistan to America under Mr. Trump’s wartime plan is irrelevant. The security of this great land supersedes your desires and the desires of others who wish to come here now. The United States of America has no obligation to open its doors in order to placate foreigners and liberals in our government.

To adopt any other course but Mr. Trump’s would be a cause for further endangering the lives of Americans every day. That, sir, is unacceptable.

You attacked Mr. Trump in front of a worldwide audience, yet you can’t understand the fact that he defends himself against attacks from you, Hillary Clinton and the left. What else is one to do sir?

We must live in a world of reality, not a world of denial, delusion and fantasy the Democrats inhabit every waking day of their lives.

Radical Islam is the enemy of everyone on this planet who believes in freedom and justice. Until it is destroyed, this nation must protect itself from enemies both foreign and domestic.

Sincerely,
Ray Starmann

Ray Starmann is the founder of US Defense Watch. He is a former U.S. Army Intelligence officer and veteran of the Gulf War, where he served with the 4th Squadron, 7th Cavalry, 3rd Armored Division “Spearhead!” Mr. Starmann was a contributing writer for several years at SFTT.org, founded by the late Colonel David Hackworth

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Message 1806716 - Posted: 3 Aug 2016, 3:21:09 UTC - in response to Message 1806704.  

So the points raised about police & service personnel as well as Khan's utterances is false?

Disingenuous is being nice. The item referenced did not even happen at the convention and happened smack dab in the middle of a long running protest at another venue. Yes they didn't shut up for one minute, but they hadn't shut up for over a day before and after either. Frankly they likely didn't even know they were supposed to be quiet. I think it was engineered to make them look bad. That's politics.
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Message 1806719 - Posted: 3 Aug 2016, 3:32:09 UTC

Do you think Trump might be having second thoughts on wanting the presidential job. Report in Washington Post says he refuses to support Paul Ryan and John McCain.

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Message 1806721 - Posted: 3 Aug 2016, 3:42:24 UTC - in response to Message 1806719.  

Do you think Trump might be having second thoughts on wanting the presidential job. Report in Washington Post says he refuses to support Paul Ryan and John McCain.

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Why would a Democrat, like Trump, endorse a republican candidate?

As to the question, no second thoughts because he never wanted the job. His purpose in running is personal enrichment and making sure a democrat is elected.
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Message 1806787 - Posted: 3 Aug 2016, 13:51:38 UTC

François Hollande wrote:
Donald Trump’s “excesses end up making you feel like you want to retch.”

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Message 1806813 - Posted: 3 Aug 2016, 15:57:10 UTC

http://www.nytimes.com/2016/08/03/opinion/why-trump-is-not-like-other-draft-dodgers.html?action=click&pgtype=Homepage&clickSource=story-heading&module=opinion-c-col-right-region&region=opinion-c-col-right-region&WT.nav=opinion-c-col-right-region
Why Trump Is Not Like Other Draft Dodgers

Now 65, I am past the internal debate of whether it was cowardice or careerism or, most likely, some combination of the two that led to my decision not to serve. But that decision still imposes on me an added responsibility to pay homage to those who did serve — not to succumb to the insults of “baby killers” or the patronizing perception of volunteers as dupes, but to recognize that we are in their debt. I know of no one else of my generation who avoided the war who could speak the words that Mr. Trump did, who seems not to feel a pang of — call it what you will — conscience or guilt over unearned privilege or crass luck. We all have the sense that we, too, owe the country something of ourselves.

I do not begrudge Mr. Trump’s using deferments that many others also pursued. That would be the height of hypocrisy. But I am dumbstruck that someone who carries the weight of having seen others go off in his stead — friends, neighbors, classmates, teammates — could sneer at those who gave so much to the country. This is a threshold test of basic humanity and self-reflection that is, at least among those I know who did not go to war, heightened, not diminished.

The ignobility of the Vietnam era — the corruption and manipulation of the draft, the disproportionate numbers of the poor and minorities pressed into service, the ability of so much of the nation to carry on as if there were no war — created in many of us a special sense of purpose, a desire to make amends, to carry the weight of citizenship, albeit belatedly. Like so many other debts, this is one Mr. Trump evidently feels no obligation to repay.

It may have been a bone spur that rendered Mr. Trump ineligible for service, but it is, as that fallen soldier’s father, Khizr Khan, has observed, the absence of a soul that should now render him ineligible to represent this nation as commander in chief. No one with so little appreciation for past sacrifices should be in a position to make still more demands of others.

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Message 1806820 - Posted: 3 Aug 2016, 16:37:07 UTC - in response to Message 1806818.  

Why vote for Hillary?

Until the question is answered:

Because she is not The Donald is one reason.
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Message 1806824 - Posted: 3 Aug 2016, 17:02:15 UTC

I cannot see that Donald not serving the Army is bad.
Most americans youths didn't and still don't.
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You're gonna hafta sign fer this, buddy
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However when he say that he have done so many sacrificies instead of serving...
Business men don't do sacrificies!
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Message 1806840 - Posted: 3 Aug 2016, 18:30:53 UTC

http://www.nydailynews.com/news/politics/trump-camp-turmoil-gop-leaders-explore-replacing-article-1.2736971
Donald Trump's campaign has descended into outright turmoil, with top advisers exasperated and "suicidal" — and Republican leaders are reportedly exploring ways to replace the mogul on the ticket.

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Message 1806870 - Posted: 3 Aug 2016, 21:00:45 UTC - in response to Message 1806861.  
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Gary...

You are responding to betreger's message and words. May I suggest a pair of glasses? It seems like you need them to be able to read and comprehend what is said here.
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Message 1806876 - Posted: 3 Aug 2016, 21:26:37 UTC

François Hollande wrote:

Donald Trump’s “excesses end up making you feel like you want to retch.”
......":D>.........ROFLMAO!.........TWICE!

A BALDING Socialist French President, claiming to be 'of the common people', who maintains a personal barber on his staff, at a cost to those 'common people'of $150,000 (US) a year, refering to Trump's 'excesses'.........
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3691301/Is-balding-French-president-Francois-Hollande-s-99k-year-barber-s-bill-tax-ruse-Disgraced-aide-contract.html

French hypocrisy at it's greatest refinement.......

"Sour Grapes make a bitter Whine." <(0)>
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Message 1806893 - Posted: 3 Aug 2016, 22:11:20 UTC - in response to Message 1806876.  

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3691301/Is-balding-French-president-Francois-Hollande-s-99k-year-barber-s-bill-tax-ruse-Disgraced-aide-contract.html
But now there are fears fraudsters may have set up a bogus contract to rake in hundreds of thousands of pounds.


French hypocrisy at it's greatest refinement.......

No just ordinary fraud, like a candidate refusing to pay workers and violating copyrights.
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Message 1806905 - Posted: 3 Aug 2016, 23:26:12 UTC - in response to Message 1806893.  

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3691301/Is-balding-French-president-Francois-Hollande-s-99k-year-barber-s-bill-tax-ruse-Disgraced-aide-contract.html
But now there are fears fraudsters may have set up a bogus contract to rake in hundreds of thousands of pounds.


French hypocrisy at it's greatest refinement.......

No just ordinary fraud, like a candidate refusing to pay workers and violating copyrights.


No, no, no, this is ecidence of socialism! Dull taught me this.
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Message 1806925 - Posted: 4 Aug 2016, 0:51:28 UTC - in response to Message 1806905.  

Dull taught me this

Now you are wiser?
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Message 1806928 - Posted: 4 Aug 2016, 1:04:15 UTC - in response to Message 1806913.  

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-3691301/Is-balding-French-president-Francois-Hollande-s-99k-year-barber-s-bill-tax-ruse-Disgraced-aide-contract.html
But now there are fears fraudsters may have set up a bogus contract to rake in hundreds of thousands of pounds.


French hypocrisy at it's greatest refinement.......

No just ordinary fraud, like a candidate refusing to pay workers and violating copyrights.

Just a Capitalist (I'm for me) being a Capitalist.

Just a Socialist (Lying about what he/she is) being a Socialist.

Which one is more corrupt?

What is wrong with being a socialist?
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Message 1806930 - Posted: 4 Aug 2016, 1:33:50 UTC - in response to Message 1806928.  
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What is wrong with being a socialist?

Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness from the United States Declaration of Independence sounds very much like socialism to me.
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Message 1806948 - Posted: 4 Aug 2016, 3:50:25 UTC - in response to Message 1806930.  

What is wrong with being a socialist?

Life, Liberty and the pursuit of Happiness from the United States Declaration of Independence sounds very much like socialism to me.

It is, to a point. To go beyond the libertarian aspects into true socialism they would have had the king pay for the happiness.
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