We have somewhere around 300 Saudi students in the U.S. learning the most efficient ways to kill us. Why is that? Did we learn nothing from 9-11?
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We have somewhere around 300 Saudi students in the U.S. learning the most efficient ways to kill us. Why is that? Did we learn nothing from 9-11?
They should all be held out and heavily vetted. I am sure the shooter is not the only extremist among this crowd. I have no problem assisting allies with training but from this point forward they must pass a vigorous background check and consent to allowing the military as a condition to admission to monitor their web and phone usage while being trained. They should be prohibited from possessing weapons of any kind on or off base.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike
He bought the gun in a lawful manner...Quote:
Originally Posted by Honda
The article fails to note that the Saudi buyer also had to furnish additional documents to prove he was eligible for the buy, but since the gun dealer was cleared, it can be assumed he did all that...Without a CHL he also had to pass the NICS background check...I had to jump through those same hoops to transfer guns to many foreign nationals, some permanent residents and some on visitor visas...:2cents:...BenQuote:
In this case, Alshamrani was issued a Florida hunting license by the Florida Fish and Wildlife Conservation Commission (FWC), the FBI field office in Jacksonville said Tuesday. Possessing a hunting license is one of a handful of ways non-immigrants can obtain a gun.
Yes I know he bought it legally. That is a problem. As a condition of their "free" training they should agree not to possess or purchase any kind of firearm. They are non resident students, they have no 2nd amendment rights. And, this loophole allowing foreign nationals to purchase firearms should be closed asap.Quote:
Originally Posted by Truckman
I don't think they should either, but under present laws, they do...:shrug:...BenQuote:
Originally Posted by Honda
Non-citizens of any ilk should not be allowed to own or possess weapons. Period.
We should train the trainer and then let the rest occur on their soil.
Or send them to NJ... nut cases everywhere..
I thought of that, but then I realized we are still training them in the most efficient ways to kill us. Screw it, let them train themselves.Quote:
Originally Posted by Phillbo
If we don't train them they can't buy billions of dollars worth of jets and therefore the military industrial complex in the United States will not be happy about that. I don't really know where I stand on all that but it is quite complicated
You're right. It's complicated.
But, does it make sense to sell advanced arms to the same folks who are likely to use them against us?
Foreign Nationals should not be able to possess or buy weapons in the United States of America. Illegal immigrants should not be able to possess or buy weapons in the United States of America. Only qualified American citizens should be able to buy and possess weapons in the United States of America.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mike
And another...Where does it end?...:dunno:...BenQuote:
“THIS IS NOT A DRILL,” the message read. “Shelter in place. Base on lockdown.”
21 Saudi nationals have now been expelled from the US as a result of this investigation...Good riddance...:buttkick:...BenQuote:
The servicemen are not accused of aiding the 21-year old Saudi Air Force lieutenant.
But US Attorney General William Barr said the cadets were found to have had jihadist material and indecent images of children in their possession.