Speaker 1: Well, we know more about the twenty four year old
Speaker 1: Tunisian wanted in the Berlin Christmas Market terror attack. His
Speaker 1: name is honest Amrie and he's one of the six
Speaker 1: thousand refugees welcomed with open arms in New Europe. Now
Speaker 1: we also know that a significant number of these migrants
Speaker 1: trained at Islamic state camps and they fought in the
Speaker 1: Rocker Syria their terrorists. The German warrant lists multiple aliases
Speaker 1: for this young man, three different nationally, six different names
Speaker 1: and birthdays. His father told the Tunisian radio station that
Speaker 1: his son left home seven years ago and spent four
Speaker 1: years in an Italian prison for setting fire to a school.
Speaker 1: The Italian government says he was supposed to be expelled
Speaker 1: from the country, but the paperwork it just wasn't finished
Speaker 1: on time, and even with that track record, he was released.
Speaker 1: So government paperwork failure allowed the refugee terrorists in waiting
Speaker 1: to remain in Europe, where he crossed into Germany last year,
Speaker 1: and the rest is history. So are there lessons to
Speaker 1: be learned here? Well? Yes, First, despite promises that refugees
Speaker 1: from war zones where terrorists flourish will be carefully vetted,
Speaker 1: some of them do, somehow slip through the cracks. It's
Speaker 1: amazing how that happens. We have no idea how many
Speaker 1: Second lesson liberals lacks attitudes towards immigration, security and borders.
Speaker 1: It leads to disaster. This is not debatable, it's not arguable.
Speaker 1: The proof is the ever rising death Tolle. But still
Speaker 1: Europe's liberals don't seem to learn. Ours don't either. Russians
Speaker 1: probably made it happen anyway, right,