koshergrl
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That's not disputing facts, and I used many sources. You are the one sounding like a conspiracy theorist now.Try to speak to the points instead of the same, stale well poisoning ad hominem garbage. You haven't countered a single fact."...the United Nations itself is strongly beholden to the Organization of Islamic Cooperation (OIC), it’s largest voting bloc, which has its own views on the refugee situation that are unlikely to conform with U.S. interests and equally unlikely to favor Christians, given that at the OIC’s home headquarters, in Saudi Arabia, the practice of Christianity is itself largely illegal.
"....perhaps most largely problematic, is the appearance of overt anti-Christian bias by the State Department itself. As good friend of the Center, Institute for Religion and Democracy’s Faith McDonnell notes in her recent piece on the state of Christian refugees, the State Department has explicitly declared they, “would not support a special category to bring Assyrian Christians into the United States,” in response to a plan by a private aid group to fund, entirely free of taxpayer dollars, the transport of Assyrian Christians facing extermination by Islamic State.
"In other words, even when its free, no cost to them, the State Department has preferred to snub Christians rather than save them."
Center for Security Policy | The Refugee Resettlement Process is Already Discriminatory
Center for Security Policy - Frank Gaffney? Gaffney is a discredited conspiracy theorist.
He doesn't spew any facts - surely you can find more reputable sources?