Trump: Ban all Muslim travel to U.S.

[gambit]

Its funny how Americans talk about radicalization of Muslims whereas completely ignore their own radicalization. At the very least Muslim countries don't have radical morons running to become head of States or in some cases even become head of state in neighborhood. Trump if elected will most probably result in WW3.

That is a joke, right ?

 

[VCheng]

That only applies to citizens and nationals, I think.

It applies to all residents, nationals or not, and also covers entry policies.

You seem to forgot that he wants all 3 million American Muslims kept on radar by chipping them with ID's and store them on a database.

You okay with that?

Let him be President first, and then have his policies tested by the US Constitution. It ain't gonna happen.

Yup this is what he is most likely to propose if he is serious about it

Limit or end immigration from countries like Syria, Iraq, Afghanistan, Pakistan.....

Saudis won't be touched

He still has to be President first and then follow due process in getting that past the US Constitution.

of course it can happen. muslims will have to resort to documents fabrication then which it self is an offence

No, it cannot.

 

[r0ck]

We might be one terrorist act away from a Trump Presidency - By Ian Buruma

 

[IceCold]

Gora can do no wrong nothing to see here people

Except that they started two wars on failed intelligence over WMDs and the whole region is suffering to day because of that.

 

[RoadRunner401]

 

[My-Analogous]

(CNN)Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump called Monday to block all Muslims from entering the United States.

Trump, who has previously called for surveillance against mosques and said he was open to establishing a database for all Muslims living in the U.S., made his latest controversial call in a news release. His message comes in the wake of a deadly mass shooting in San Bernardino, California, by suspected ISIS sympathizers and the day after President Barack Obama asked the country not to "turn against one another" out of fear.

"Without looking at the various polling data, it is obvious to anybody the hatred is beyond comprehension. Where this hatred comes from and why we will have to determine," Trump said in a statement. "Until we are able to determine and understand this problem and the dangerous threat it poses, our country cannot be the victims of horrendous attacks by people that believe only in Jihad, and have no sense of reason or respect for human life."

The release pointed to an online poll from the controversial Center for Security Policy, which claimed that a quarter of Muslims living in the U.S. believe violence against Americans is justified as part of a global jihadist campaign. Critics have questioned the reliability of the organization's information.

Trump campaign manager Corey Lewandowski told CNN on Monday that the ban would apply not just to Muslim foreigners looking to immigrate to the U.S., but also to Muslims looking to visit the U.S. as tourists.

"Everyone," Lewandowski said when asked if the ban would also apply to Muslim tourists.

"Great surveillance and vigilance must be adhered to," said Trump in an additional statement Lewandowski provided to CNN. "We want to be very fair but too many bad things are happening and the percentage of true hatred is too great. People that are looking to destroy our country must be reported and turned in by the good people who love our country and want America to be great again."

Lewandowski declined to answer multiple questions about what the shutdown on Muslim immigration would mean for Muslim Americans and Muslims already living in the U.S. legally.

It didn't take long for the rest of the Republican presidential primary field to repudiate Trump's call.

New Jersey Gov. Chris Christie slammed Trump's proposal in a radio interview.

"This is the kind of thing that people say when they have no experience and don't know what they are talking about. We do not need to resort to that type of activity nor should we," Christie said on the Michael Medved radio show. "What we need to do is to increase our intelligence activities. We need to cooperate with peaceful Muslim Americans who want to give us intelligence against those who are radicalized."

And South Carolina Sen. Lindsey Graham tweeted, " Every candidate for president needs to do the right thing & condemn @Realdonaldtrump's statement."

Another GOP presidential contender, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, said, "‎That is not my policy."

"I have introduced legislation in the Senate that would put in place a three year moratorium on refugees coming from countries where ISIS or al Qaeda control a substantial amount of territory. And the reason is that is where the threat is coming from," Cruz said as he was leaving a South Carolina field office.

In a statement, Ohio Gov. John Kasich said, "This is just more of the outrageous divisiveness that characterizes his every breath and another reason why he is entirely unsuited to lead the United States."

And former Florida Gov. Jeb Bush tweeted that Trump is "unhinged."

"Donald Trump is unhinged. His "policy" proposals are not serious," he said.

Trump took to Twitter to say, "important policy statement on the extraordinary influx of hatred & danger coming into our country."

"We must be vigilant!" he tweeted.

Trump has beat back criticism in recent weeks that he is bigoted against Muslims, even telling CNN on Saturday when asked whether Muslims pose a danger to the U.S. that he thinks Muslims "are great people."

"I love the Muslims. I think they're great people," Trump told CNN on Saturday.

And when he became tied to the idea of creating a database of all Muslims living in the U.S., Trump sought to distance himself from that proposal -- insisting that the idea was a reporter's and he was not committed to it.

Trump's call for a shutdown of Muslim immigration in the U.S. came hours before he was set to speak aboard the U.S.S. Yorktown, a World War II era ship parked near Charleston, South Carolina.

Donald Trump: Ban all Muslim travel to U.S. - CNNPolitics.com

I support Trump in that and may be in this way Arabs understand them and pull all of their investment which is currently stand at trillions of dollars

 

[Arsalan mehmud]

Please ban muslims and next muslims will ban US.. Then their will be totally peace.. I mean in muslims land..
US we don't need you at all....

 

[Jungibaaz]

U.S. voters don't seem to actually perceive Trump as stupid but as having a supersized ego. And Trump is undoubtedly a successful businessman and self-promoter. Reality TV served as a most effective training ground for entrancing the media into giving him coverage. All in all, he's the most impressive "outsider" candidate in many years.

I understand why he's popular, his behaviour and attitude, his image seems to resonate with some. But as an on looker, it seems the US public, or large proportions of it, are somewhat oblivious to how absurd or clueless he is at times.

Put it this way, if Trump ever tried to run in the UK, he wouldn't even get a tenth of the vote, even given more money and big interests backing him than the rest combined.

 

[XenoEnsi-14]

Interesting...so the prophecy of nabi as'salaathu was'salaam in the hadith sharif, you're finally going to accept now? Remember you rejected it because its in Kithabul Fitan.

Which isss......?

I support Trump plan completely and deport ALL Muslims from Amrka. If you can't be good Muslims get out of their Christendom.

I'm glad you're not American, one less vote for the Nutcase President Wannabe. And there will be no Christendom either, they had it once and there is Nooo second chances, any attempts will fail.

 

[Solomon2]

I understand why he's popular, his behaviour and attitude, his image seems to resonate with some. But as an on looker, it seems the US public, or large proportions of it, are somewhat oblivious to how absurd or clueless he is at times.

It's easy to craft a situation so a politician looks absurd or clueless.

Put it this way, if Trump ever tried to run in the UK, he wouldn't even get a tenth of the vote, even given more money and big interests backing him than the rest combined.

From what I understand, Trump runs his campaign mostly out of his own pocket and doesn't need to spend much money at all - his outrageous statements guarantee free and unpaid media coverage!

 

[Adecypher]

Someone left a severed pig’s head at this Philadelphia mosque

 

[Jungibaaz]

It's easy to craft a situation so a politician looks absurd or clueless.

From what I understand, Trump runs his campaign mostly out of his own pocket and doesn't need to spend much money at all - his outrageous statements guarantee free and unpaid media coverage!

This is one place I give him credit, it's either by sheer luck, or by cunning unlooked for that his absurd statements, much the opposite to harming him, benefit him enormously with more media coverage and a better response from some in the republican base.

Also, if there's any positive to Donald Trump, he has what some call 'f*** you' money, he should in theory be rich enough not to be so easily swayed by money in politics, or need campaign funding from multiple sources. Then again, this is Trump, he could just as easily turn this plus point on its head.

 

[gambit]

We might be one terrorist act away from a Trump Presidency - By Ian Buruma

There is going to be an NBC (nuclear, biological, and chemical) event on US soil committed by a jihadist or a team of jihadists. It does not need to be terrible like Sept 11, 2001. Just small scale in terms of geography and casualties like San Bernadino will -- not might be -- give a Trump Presidency, assuming this NBC event happens before the Republican Convention where the Republicans will make a formal candidate proposal. If after, then whoever is elected, regardless of party affiliation, will behave like a Trump Presidency.

 

[Styx]

Someone left a severed pig’s head at this Philadelphia mosque

better a severed pig head than an ied

 

[Solomon2]

This is one place I give him credit, it's either by sheer luck, or by cunning unlooked for that his absurd statements -

Trump learned how to whip up ratings from his experience as a "Reality TV" star (The Apprentice).