Still the unscreenable Muslims flood into U.S.

• A Muslim man goes on a stabbing spree in a St. Cloud, Minnesota, mall, questioning victims as to whether they are followers of Islam and shouting Allahu Akhbar.
• Wasil Farooqui, 20, grabs butcher knife in Roanoke, Virginia, and begins hacking victims while yelling "Allahu Akbar."
• And, of course, we all remember with horror the massacre at the Orlando nightclub and San Bernardino.

The question is why the U.S. would continue to recruit, subsidize and actively import and resettle more unscreened Muslim from Middle East countries driven to the brink of chaos and genocide by unspeakable fratricidal violence.

Barack Obama is pushing the pedal to the metal to bring in as many as possible before leaving office.

And Hillary Clinton proposes upping the ante with a 500 percent increase in the number of so-called refugees if she is elected president.

Make sense?

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Some people say it would be "Islamophobic" to regroup and make sure these "refugees" are thoroughly screened and vetted before increasing the threat to U.S. citizens.

Islamophobic?

It's an affirmative-action program for Muslims. Those most hurt by the violence in the Middle East are non-Muslims, religious minorities, especially Christians.

But well more than 95 percent of those entering the U.S. under United Nations resettlement programs, with the blessing of Obama and Clinton and a media that seem oblivious to the dangers posed to Americans, are Sunni Muslims – the very same majority sect of Islam that spawned ISIS.

The FBI director says we have no ability to screen out the good guys from the bad guys among the so-called "refugees."

What else do we need to know?

So what's really going on here?

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Could it be as simple as political expediency, because Democrats see the same polls we do that show Muslims in the U.S. voting for that party by 95 percent?

Could it be the real "Islamophobes," those who fear Islam, are the very people who curry favor with Muslims?

Could it be the enticement of Saudi petro-dollars that have flowed to every former president in our lifetime with the exception of Ronald Reagan – Bill Clinton included?

Could it be that Saudi petro-dollars have already flowed into the Clinton Foundation in even bigger numbers during Hillary Clinton's tenure as secretary of state?

Could it all be a matter as simple as personal self-interest?

Just look at the way Donald Trump has been vilified for just for questioning a policy that seems insane on the surface.

Donald Trump doesn't hate Muslims. He doesn't suffer from an irrational fear of them. He's proposing something that former presidents of the United States routinely did for the first 200 years of American history – make policy decisions in the interests of Americans, especially on the basis of protecting their safety.

It takes courage to make those stands.

Along with the common-sense border security proposals he has made as a candidate for the presidency, this represents the principal reason his campaign has caught fire with the forgotten American people.

Americans should not be cowed by what the Washington establishment and the media establishment tell them.

What have the Washington establishment and the media establishment done for you?

How have they made America a stronger, safer and better country over the last 28 years?

Is that a good question?

Think about it.

America has been ruled by these establishments for that long.

It's time for a change – a big one.

The only real political hope America has is in electing Donald Trump in November and praying he keeps his word to put America and Americans' interests first.

It's that simple.

The insanity must stop. And Americans finally have a chance to make a choice in their best interests.

That's the beauty of 2016.

There's no talking to the political establishment. There's no convincing the media establishment.

Just open your eyes, see what is happening to our country, and make your choice in November with conviction.

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