Coordinated arson attacks on French railway

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Saltwater60 said:
Open boarders are great.
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Arson attack on French rail network brings travel chaos ahead of Olympic opening ceremony — NBC News

SNCF Chairman and CEO Jean-Pierre Farandou told reporters that fiber optic cables in at least three locations had been set on fire.
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Open borders are a disaster. If it was up to me the Mexican border would be as secure as the Area 51 border.

I'm not even necessarily in favor of birthright citizenship. But there are a lot of dangers in eliminating it, and we need to be *very* careful with what replaces it.

But the arguments presented here are not convincing.

I would be fine with some sort of "earned" citizenship model, maybe *everyone* needs to complete the naturalization process before being granted full citizenship.

But, even if you implement something like that, you need some status for young children born here that distinguishes them from young children brought here.
 
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Diversionary attacks......................these fuckers are smart...........

Expect some real Charlie Hebdo and Stadium type action over the next 2 weeks.............much of it may be captured on film.

Muslims never forgot how to drive suicide cars and trucks, too.

A target rich environment............too juicy.............maybe even some mortar and rocket attacks?

I don;t think that it would be going too far to say, that the Olympics might be cancelled after a big incident , like in 1972............I remember it well.
 
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spat said:
Open borders are a disaster. If it was up to me the Mexican border would be as secure as the Area 51 border.

I'm not even necessarily in favor of birthright citizenship. But there are a lot of dangers in eliminating it, and we need to be *very* careful with what replaces it.

But the arguments presented here are not convincing.

I would be fine with some sort of "earned" citizenship model, maybe *everyone* needs to complete the naturalization process before being granted full citizenship.

But, even if you implement something like that, you need some status for young children born here that distinguishes them from young children brought here.
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Not a single person unknown to us should cross our boarder without USA permission. That is the federal governments one main job. And they are failing miserably about it.
 
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