Thursday, March 09, 2006
Taliban Spokesman Attending Yale and the Joke of Homeland Security
Michelle Malkin has been closely covering the admission of Rahmatullah Hashemi, former ambassador-at-large for the Taliban, as a student to Yale University. If it wasn't so sad, it would be amusing.
Yale has suffered (Well, maybe not "suffered." The liberals at Yale probably relish the situation.) numerous attacks over admitting Hashemi over the thousands of American students that applied but were denied admission. Hashemi probably opposes military recruiters of campus, though. Yale fully deserves the criticism they receive on this, but....
How was this guy ever allowed into our country? It seems someone with close ties to the Taliban would clearly be denied entry to the U.S. Hashemi could easily provide information to terrorists that would enable them to do great harm. It seems, once again, that Homeland Security is not about security at all but something else. Something that I can't quite comprehend. Our border with Mexico is a virtual freeway of illegal immigration. The Taliban ambassador attends one of the premier universities in our country. We are keeping the danger 4 year olds at bay however.
Yale has suffered (Well, maybe not "suffered." The liberals at Yale probably relish the situation.) numerous attacks over admitting Hashemi over the thousands of American students that applied but were denied admission. Hashemi probably opposes military recruiters of campus, though. Yale fully deserves the criticism they receive on this, but....
How was this guy ever allowed into our country? It seems someone with close ties to the Taliban would clearly be denied entry to the U.S. Hashemi could easily provide information to terrorists that would enable them to do great harm. It seems, once again, that Homeland Security is not about security at all but something else. Something that I can't quite comprehend. Our border with Mexico is a virtual freeway of illegal immigration. The Taliban ambassador attends one of the premier universities in our country. We are keeping the danger 4 year olds at bay however.
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