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Discussing the EO
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Mrs. M.
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From your link: VIRAL VIDEO: U.S. Marine Reveals Truth About Trump’s Travel Ban
Mr. Gern, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, posed a question to his Iraqi counterparts, asking them what fate might befall him if he were to travel alone amongst the local citizenry.
Their frank response was chilling, and further supported executive orders signed by President Trump, placing a moratorium on immigration and travel from Iraq and similar regions.
“I work currently in Iraq, which is one of the countries that’s on the list,”begins Gern. “Obviously, in the United States, a lot is going on – and over here, this is a lot going on, as well, just a lot of things y’all don’t see.”
“The other morning, we were having a discussion on the executive order, and a lot of the Iraqis showed their displeasure in this executive order, and why they feel like they’ve been betrayed by the United States.”
Gern clarifies that he is not presenting a partisan argument about his own feelings on Trump’s policies, but rather the contrast of how Iraqis view and treat Americans.
“So, I listened to what they had to say, and after they were done yelling and screaming about their opinion on things, I asked a simple question, and I got an answer to that simple question, and I got it without hesitation.”continues Gern. “My simple questions was, ‘As an American, if I went out in town right now, would I be welcome?'”
“They answered me, and said, ‘Absolutely not, you would not be welcome.’ And I said, ‘Okay, what would happen if I went in town?'”
“They said the locals would snatch me up and kill me within an hour. I would be tortured first, and after they were done torturing me, I would probably be beheaded. It would go on video for everybody to see as an example.”
Gern reveals that he already knew the answers to his question, but wanted to hear it directly from the mouths of Iraqis as confirmation regarding the danger posed by average Iraqis – not just trained terrorists – to Westerners.
“The point I’m trying to make is – this is the local populace that would do this. This isn’t ISIS. This isn’t al-Qaeda,” he explains. “So, my question to them was pretty simple after that.”
“‘If you would do this to me, in your country, why would I let you in my country? All this means to me is that if you had the opportunity to take the life of an American, you would do it.'”
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Mr. Gem is a gem. Perfect name and what wisdom he shares with Americans as to the truth of the matter. Chuck Shumer weeps over a temporary ban on Muslim immigrants from specific Islamic nations but he is careful not to address the mindset of said people. This morning in church, as I read some Scriptures quoted in a Sunday school lesson, I found myself thinking about these protesters who have to be the most wicked, vile people I've ever seen in my life. I thought about how they are seeking their own destruction and how one day the LORD is going to let them have their wish and in a single day their homes, their wives, children, everything will be taken from them and mercilessly destroyed and burned right before their own eyes. Themselves included.
Mr. Gern, a U.S. Marine Corps veteran, posed a question to his Iraqi counterparts, asking them what fate might befall him if he were to travel alone amongst the local citizenry.
Their frank response was chilling, and further supported executive orders signed by President Trump, placing a moratorium on immigration and travel from Iraq and similar regions.
“I work currently in Iraq, which is one of the countries that’s on the list,”begins Gern. “Obviously, in the United States, a lot is going on – and over here, this is a lot going on, as well, just a lot of things y’all don’t see.”
“The other morning, we were having a discussion on the executive order, and a lot of the Iraqis showed their displeasure in this executive order, and why they feel like they’ve been betrayed by the United States.”
Gern clarifies that he is not presenting a partisan argument about his own feelings on Trump’s policies, but rather the contrast of how Iraqis view and treat Americans.
“So, I listened to what they had to say, and after they were done yelling and screaming about their opinion on things, I asked a simple question, and I got an answer to that simple question, and I got it without hesitation.”continues Gern. “My simple questions was, ‘As an American, if I went out in town right now, would I be welcome?'”
“They answered me, and said, ‘Absolutely not, you would not be welcome.’ And I said, ‘Okay, what would happen if I went in town?'”
“They said the locals would snatch me up and kill me within an hour. I would be tortured first, and after they were done torturing me, I would probably be beheaded. It would go on video for everybody to see as an example.”
Gern reveals that he already knew the answers to his question, but wanted to hear it directly from the mouths of Iraqis as confirmation regarding the danger posed by average Iraqis – not just trained terrorists – to Westerners.
“The point I’m trying to make is – this is the local populace that would do this. This isn’t ISIS. This isn’t al-Qaeda,” he explains. “So, my question to them was pretty simple after that.”
“‘If you would do this to me, in your country, why would I let you in my country? All this means to me is that if you had the opportunity to take the life of an American, you would do it.'”
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Mr. Gem is a gem. Perfect name and what wisdom he shares with Americans as to the truth of the matter. Chuck Shumer weeps over a temporary ban on Muslim immigrants from specific Islamic nations but he is careful not to address the mindset of said people. This morning in church, as I read some Scriptures quoted in a Sunday school lesson, I found myself thinking about these protesters who have to be the most wicked, vile people I've ever seen in my life. I thought about how they are seeking their own destruction and how one day the LORD is going to let them have their wish and in a single day their homes, their wives, children, everything will be taken from them and mercilessly destroyed and burned right before their own eyes. Themselves included.
WillowTree
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Exactly. Why would the left welcome these barbarians into this country?
JakeStarkey
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Donald Trump travel ban: US court denies justice department's appeal just hours after President expresses confidence on Twitter Donald Trump travel ban: US court denies justice department's appeal just hours after President expresses confidence on Twitter
WillowTree
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We get it. You welcome the hoards of beheading barbarians, women haters, gay hater, the question is why?Donald Trump travel ban: US court denies justice department's appeal just hours after President expresses confidence on Twitter Donald Trump travel ban: US court denies justice department's appeal just hours after President expresses confidence on Twitter
TomParks
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Exactly. Why would the left welcome these barbarians into this country?
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