Isis Persuasive Letter

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Dear President. Barack Hussein Obama, you made the statement "Isis is contained" on Thursday just days before the biggest attack on Paris since WWII. The coincidental bad timing is perhaps understandable.. But NOW the proof rebutting your statement is more overwhelming than ever before. Yet I cannot help but wonder as just your average 19 year old American girl, wouldn't you rather beat Isis than contain it? Containing a terrorist infestation is only temporary. Isn't it odd that the American people seem more concerned about the nation's safety than the President? I can't help but wonder WHERE is your concern for our nation's security? Where is your defense and leadership before the Global Stage? Did you not hear the jihadis rejoicing and vow that "American …show more content…
Were the videos of American beheadings and torture.. (just one of many examples I could draw from) from Isis and related groups that vow to harm the every day American over the past months not sufficient enough to start take these threats seriously? Just how many wake up calls from bloodshed are you waiting for? It is vital for our One Nation under God to take extreme caution and further precautions in regards to middle eastern immigration.. Yet you continue to reject enhanced military protection in dangerous areas of the Middle East and you naively continue to welcome anyone into this country with open arms. Not all middle easterners are dangerous..not all middle easterners are terrorists.. but there is no way to be sure right now with radical Islamic terrorism reaching over our borders to the American blood seekers that are already here living among us. Many of the Paris attackers posed as refugees. Fake documents and lies are easy. Those that seek to "taste the blood of Americans" are true to their word (remember 9/11?...Boston Bombings, or the Russian plane blown up last week..History repeats

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