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Vetting “Refugees” Is Easy

by Hondo••29

As an example, consider the case of poor “young” Hussein Khavari.

Khavari entered Greece in 2013.  He was a “17 year old refugee” from Afghanistan.

While in Greece, for some reason on Corfu Khavari threw a 20-year-old female student off a cliff.  Unluckily for Khavari, she survived – and identified him as her assailant.

Khavari was then incarcerated by Greek authorities.  But for reasons that aren’t readily apparent he was later released.

Khavari sneaked into Germany in 2015.  He again claimed to be an “unaccompanied 17 year old” seeking asylum.

Well, it seems that Khavari has some other legal issues now.  He’s now in German custody for having attacked a second female student in October, 2016.  This time his victim was a 19-year-old medical student.

Only this time . . . Khavari apparently was successful in murdering the lady.  After raping her.

When arrested for the crime last December Khavari once again claimed to be 17 years old.  Under German law, Khavari being a juvenile at the time of his crime would have limited his sentence to 10 years.

But German authorities have now determined Khavari was at least 22 years old at the time of his German crime.  He can thus be tried as an adult under German law.  That in turn means he’s looking at a possible life sentence.

It also means he hoodwinked both Greek and German authorities concerning his age when he entered both countries. If he was 22 in October 2016, it is not possible for him to have been 17 at any time during 2013.

Gee.  It seems as if both Greece and Germany had difficulty in vetting this . . . individual’s claims.  I wonder why.

It couldn’t be that he was falsely claiming to be a “juvenile refugee” to hide either a terrorist or criminal past, could it?

If anyone reading this needs further justification for limiting “refugee” entry into the US to those who can and have been thoroughly screened prior to entry, I suggest you re-read this article – as well as the linked article here that gives further details.

Anyone of at least moderately-below-average intellect or better should “get it” after re-reading those articles no more than twice.  I’d guess most people won’t have to re-read squat for the proverbial “light to come on”.  But a few might miss the point the first time around.

If you don’t “get it” after having read the articles 3 times, well, that tells us something too.  After all:  there’s always those few who are “special”.

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29 thoughts on “Vetting “Refugees” Is Easy”

  1. With a minor variation and apologies to Bryan Adams:

    Wanna be young the rest of my life
    Never say no try anything twice
    ‘Til the angels come and ask me to fly
    Gonna be seventeen ’til I die seventeen ’til I die
    Can’t live forever that’s wishful thinkin’
    Who ever said that must of bin’ drinkin’
    Don’t wanna grow up I don’t see why
    I couldn’t care less if time flies by
    seventeen ’til I die gonna be seventeen ’til I die
    Ya it sure feels good to be alive
    Someday I’ll be seventeen goin’ on fifty five, seventeen ’til I die

  2. The “Bleeding Hearts” are getting people killed here and abroad. The only way this will stop is when the elites are affected by the rapes, murders and other serious crimes which affect the rest of us.

    1. Maria Ladenburger, the German woman killed, was one of those bleeding hearts who assisted refugees. Unbidden, the thought “you reap what you sow” came to mind as I read that.

    2. Exactly. It reminds me of the old adage about intersections. If one person gets killed at an unmarked intersection, the government will put up yield signs. If three more get killed, the government will put up stop signs for one of the streets. If five more get killed, the government will make it a 4-way stop. If five more get killed after that, the government will install traffic signals.

      HOWEVER, if one famous or important person is killed, then traffic signals are immediately installed.

  3. Am I the only one that sees that ‘Nazis laughing’ ad? If not, it’s ironic that it shows up under the article.

    How much more damage can we expect from the ‘thoroughly vetted’ critters that have already come here?

    1. Nope. The same clickbait bullshit pops up every other article I read. But you’re right about it being rather ironic on this one.

    2. You’re lucky, I keep seeing Hillary in those adverts. Maybe Jonn is just trying to trigger me by showing that twat’s face so much to me.

  4. “It couldn’t be that he was falsely claiming to be a ‘juvenile refugee’ to hide either a terrorist or criminal past, could it?”

    Or future.

  5. “In her spare time, the student volunteered at a center helping asylum seekers.” And lawyer daddy was no doubt a liberal do gooder who was proud that his little girl was helping the poor refugee. They don’t need huddled masses. they need mass arrests.

  6. I think the vetting process should be simpler. When in doubt…shoot their sorry asses and let Allah sort them out.

  9. Not so much different than the mom in Denmark or Sweden. A brain-dead, bleeding heart with the illusion of maximumliberal grandeur swirling in her one-cell brain.

    “Claimed” a “juvie” mudslime refugee, brought him to her house where he sexually assaults her daughter AND still thinks the refugee problem is “our” problem. And, yeah, he turned out to be a twenty-something year old.

    I wish all the liberals would invite two or more of these so called refugees into their homes. I think it would help thin the herd rather quickly. Then there is the mop up of course of the so called refugees.

    1. Most libs are unaffected by the social changes they want effected. Try to go windmill power in a blue bloody neighborhood. Try to get a halfway house in one. Hey, how about building an addiction recovery center, or a state-of-the-art dump (replete with mega recycling, of course) near their estates. How about a nice mosque and Islamic center next to that ski slope?

      1. NIMBY: Not In My Back Yard

        Doctrine for the more well-to-do and hypocritical members of the Left for many, many years.

  10. With each passing day, with each news story of atrocity and mayhem in Europe, Tom Kratman’s “Caliphate” is looking like prophecy, not fiction.

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