Because we’re afraid.The people themselves by and large aren't the problem. They're often sick of the religious police even more than we are, and tired of living in fear. Why should it be harder for them to escape oppressive regimes?
Then the terrorists have already won. We have more to fear from domestic terror than foreign agents entering the country, but that wouldn't fit the narrative, would it?Because we’re afraid.
Nations being considered for new rules: Belarus, Eritrea, Kyrgyzstan, Myanmar, Nigeria, Sudan, Tanzania
Really? I’m open to changing it. How would you like me to change it?The headline to this thread is wrong , a flat out lie. In short FAKE NEWS.
Restrictions vs Ban?Really? I’m open to changing it. How would you like me to change it?
When you brand countries “muslim countries “ does it just mean a Muslim person lives there?Really? I’m open to changing it. How would you like me to change it?
The word ban is from the article which is from the Wall Street Journal, usually not considered a liberal media source.Restrictions vs Ban?
It usually means a strong majority I believe. But that’s fair, I can remove the word.When you brand countries “muslim countries “ does it just mean a Muslim person lives there?
“Trump Administration Plans to Expand Travel Restrictions to Seven Countries“The word ban is from the article which is from the Wall Street Journal, usually not considered a liberal media source.
I thought that’s what those giant rat-like creatures were called in Louisiananot Eritrea!!!!
I’m good with banning Louisiana! (Sorry @SaintsInDome2006I thought that’s what those giant rat-like creatures were called in Louisiana
I think they meant to say Bangladesh. Easily mistake to make.Nations being considered for new rules: Belarus, Eritrea, Kyrgyzstan, Myanmar, Nigeria, Sudan, Tanzania![]()
No but don’t plan on going to Eurasiadid Eastasia make the ban list?
Bang Kok = fineI think they meant to say Bangladesh. Easily mistake to make.
The terrorists won the moment we signed the Patriot Act into law.Then the terrorists have already won. We have more to fear from domestic terror than foreign agents entering the country, but that wouldn't fit the narrative, would it?
Trump Supporters, 2017-2019*: We're not calling for a travel ban on 7 more countries.Awesome
interesting:
Belarus's longtime ruler ordered a major shake-up of the country's military and security command on January 20, installing a new defense minister, a new general staff chief, and a new head of the Security Council.
A few days later, President Alyaksandr Lukashenka ripped into the country's eastern neighbor, whose oil exports are a major part of Belarus' creaky economy. Russia had "screwed us," he said, using an even more explicit phrase.
On January 30, Belarus's military went on alert after the new commanders ordered snap exercises to "check combat readiness" and "their readiness to fulfill their mission in a rapidly changing environment."
Oh, and the U.S. secretary of state arrives in Minsk on February 1 -- the highest-level visit by a U.S. official since John Bolton, then the White House national-security adviser, traveled there five months ago.
Something's up in Belarus.
"There is a general feeling that something is going on. The situation is probably more serious on the whole than before," said Arkady Moshes, a researcher and director of the Russia and European Program at the Finnish Institute of International Affairs. "However, if you deconstruct all of these things…none of these things that [Lukashenka] is doing is unprecedented."
We're everywhere and when you see us we take over.I’m good with banning Louisiana! (Sorry @SaintsInDome2006
We have always had a travel ban on Eastasia.did Eastasia make the ban list?
the guy who thinks corona virus will bring jobs back to the US?Wilbur Ross is winning
Yes, because fake quote are so helpful. Thanks.[scooter] said:Trump Supporters, 2017-2019*: We're not calling for a travel ban on 7 more countries.
Trump, 2020*: We should have a travel ban on 7 more countries.
Trump Supporters, 2020*: Awesome!
*not real quotes...yet
Sounds like these werent specific to what was happening in the countries but more related to security protocols for vetting their citizens.tri-man 47 said:I don't see any logic for Tanzania in particular. My niece and her husband have been working there for several years (Wycliffe Bible Translations in SW part of the country). My wife and I visited two years ago. I haven't been hearing, and didn't observe anything, that would give me pause.![]()