Laura Ingraham uses 9/11 anniversary to fearmonger about Muslim refugees
Ingraham: “We're letting in very few Christians from the Middle East. We're still forgetting what really happened on 9/11”
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Laura Ingraham uses 9/11 anniversary to fearmonger about Muslim refugees
Citation From the September 11 edition of PodcastOne's The Laura Ingraham Show Podcast:
LAURA INGRAHAM (HOST): The people who did it to our nation - that's been missing in a lot of the coverage. It's all kind of like, "Lives were lost. Never forget," we hear that a lot. Well, that's true, and we will never forget, but what happened?
I think we -- we've obscured all that with the gauzy covering of political correctness and passage of time, people don't want to actually face the serious issue at hand, which is political Islam, Islamism, is growing in many parts of the world. As we've continue to admit refugees into the United States, who -- you know, and by the 10's of thousands, into the Trump administration -- and not enough, frankly, Middle East Christians, who have been truly persecuted by the rise of the Islamists, the radicals, the ISIS, Iran, all the rest.
So, we're letting in very few Christians from the Middle East. We're still forgetting what really happened on 9/11. It's really amazing -- you might as well have thought it just -- there was a natural disaster, or something, in watching and listening to some of this coverage.
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This is the way they want to do history, because it works with their world view of open borders, more people from the Middle East, more refugees who have very different views of women's rights and even LGBT rights. The rights of people that they supposedly protect are just completely ignored, abused by so many in these parts -- these parts of the world, where we're letting in all these people. It's crazy.