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Subject: Re: Activist Chen may want to come to US to apply for SSI benefits
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Date: Fri, 4 May 2012 13:24:22 -0700 (PDT)
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On May 4, 10:44=A0am, Ben <pb5...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On May 4, 7:50=A0am, Ben <pb5...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > SSi and welfare benefits top support him and his family could be a
> > great burden on US taxpayers. China could retaliate the US =A0and let N
> > Korea build more nuke and missiles.http://worldnews.msnbc.msn.com/_news=
/2012/05/04/11533758-deal-nears-o...
>
> If Chen could come to study in the US, it will cost taxpayer the US
> money to pay for a note taker for the blind in class at $30,000/a
> year. Most Western nations do not interfere with other nation's
> internal affairs and thus do not have to pay for the cost of refugees.
> Only former colonists such as France and UK accepted a small number of
> refugees from former colonies. but social welfare are very limited.
>
> In 1963, US Embassy protected Ven. Thich Tri Quang against the
> government of Diem. It turns out Thich Tri Quang is a communist
> collaborator. Only two years after the U.S. helped Thich Tri Quang to
> overthrow and kill Diem's family, in 1965 Thich Tri Quang group burned
> the USIS library and US consulate in Hue. In 1975, Tri Quang helped
> Gen. Duong Van MInh to take over the government of South Vietnam and
> forced remaining =A0South Vietnamese troops to surrender. On the new
> communist election day of 1975 Duong Van Minh who the US helped to
> power in 1963, declared that he is happy to be a citizen of an
> independent communist Vietnam. US also helped the release of thousands
> communist agents posed as political dissidents arrested by Diem before
> 1963.
> In revenge of Diem's secret commando, CIA and the new South Vietnamese
> government gave the list of commandos that Diem secretly dropped in
> North Vietnam without US consent to North Vietnam. Within a year, all
> Diem's commandos were captured by North Vietnam. They stayed in
> prisons 15 more year =A0after the release of all POWs in 1973.
> In 1980, US gave sanctuary to the blind Egyptian Cleric in the U.S.
> against the Egyptian government. In 1990 this cleric orchestrated the
> first bombing of the World Trade Center.
> Many people the U.S. tried to help can become the most =A0dangerous
> enemy of the US. The best solution for the US is to mind its own
> business and never interfere with other nation's internal affairs.

Ben, you got the right attitude.