Thread: Obama Sneaking "refugees" In At Night by UPS Charter Jets, Then Bused

without informing states' gov't - Chris Christie speaks out



May 27, 2016 By William Chase

WATCH How Obama Is Sneaking Startling Numbers of Muslim Refugees Into the US Right Now



Obama’s plan to resettle 10,000 Syrian refugees into the United States in the next year has caused much angst in the wake of terrorist attacks by Islamic radicals, with at least 30 governors saying that they will not accept the asylum seekers due to the inability to adequately vet them.

Leaders in the Federal Bureau of Investigation, Department of Homeland Security, and the National Security Agency have all told the president that it is impossible to determine the origins and intentions of most of the refugees due to the poor record keeping in the third world countries from which they come.

Additionally, ISIS has outwardly stated its mission to take advantage of many western country’s benevolence in order to infiltrate and commit jihad — including on American soil. Indeed, three of the terrorists who committed the atrocities in Paris came to the European continent by claiming refugee status.

But all of that is a distraction, according to a new video which details the arrival of supposedly empty UPS jet planes from Middle-Eastern countries — planes that are full of so-called refugees which land in the dark of the night in small regional airports. Hundreds of people are then bussed to various locations around the country — even to those states which have stated opposition to refugees resettling within their borders.

Watch the video to see how the Obama administration is currently circumventing Congress and state governors in to bring thousands of unvetted refugees from countries with terrorist ties possibly to your own neighborhood.

http://eheadlines.com/watch-how-obam...-us-right-now/

Undercover Parcel Service

No, UPS isn't smuggling refugees into the United States in the dead of night.

Brooke Binkowski

Nov 24, 2015

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CLAIM: Refugees are being smuggled into the United

States in UPS cargo planes.UNPROVEN

ORIGINS: In November 2015, as news about Syrian refugees entering the United States reached a fever pitch, a video uploaded to Facebook and Youtube began circulating purportedly showing buses filled with people that had been flown into Harrisburg International Airport on a United Parcel Service plane:
According to the video's narrator, several hundred refugees where furtively offloaded from a "parcels only" UPS flight that landed at the Harrisburg airport and quickly bundled into 30 buses lined up to receive them, where they were transported to parts unknown.

But the video provides no documentation whatsoever that any aspect of that narrative is true: it offers no proof at all that the buses seen in the video were originally parked at the airport next to an inbound UPS flight, no proof that any passengers were carried on that UPS cargo flight, no proof that any supposed passengers from that arriving (cargo) flight were loaded onto waiting buses, nor any proof about of the point of origin or political status of these alleged passengers. The clip is nothing more than a dark, shaky phone video shot by someone driving behind some nondescript buses as they passed signs indicating they were near Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, accompanied by some conspiracy theory narration lacking any shred of evidence to back it up.

Moreover, no one else reported witnessing the arrival or offloading of the buses comprising this alleged secret refugee convoy at any end destination.

In response to the video, a spokesperson from UPS flatly denied that passengers had been unloaded from any of their planes at the Harrisburg airport:

UPS is a cargo airline and has not been involved in passenger flights of any kind into or out of Harrisburg. Suggestions to the contrary are based on misinformation.

The notion that refugees are being smuggled into the country on international mail flights conforms to the standard urban legend type of a secret government plot's being revealed through the inexplicable choice of using a commercial carrier to carry out a key element of the furtive operation.

LAST UPDATED: 23 March 2016

ORIGINALLY PUBLISHED: 24 November 2015

http://www.snopes.com/undercover-parcel-service/

Do not think Chris Christie is lying but who the hell knows who "snopes" is working for or taking funds from. For every claim there will be a propaganda rebuttal, that is called diversionary tactics.

Bill Still Report Updates Claim that UPS Smuggled Refugees on Plane-Fiction!

Summary of eRumor:

Author and filmmaker Bill Still has followed up on reports that a UPS cargo plane smuggled illegal immigrants into the country at an airport in Harrison, Pennsylvania.

The Truth: There’s still no proof that UPS has brought refugees into the country on converted cargo planes, and UPS directly told TruthorFiction.com that the claim isn’t true.

We first reported on the story in November 2015 (Click here for the report). A man claimed that 30 charter buses pulled up outside a UPS parcel flight at Harrisburg International Airport and loaded passengers — Muslim immigrants, according to the narrator — and headed down a highway. The man told that tale while filming the back of a charter bus at night.

We deemed the story to be false for a number of reasons. First, the video only shows the back of one bus on a darkened highway. There’s not proof that people — or illegal immigrants, for that matter — deplaned onto the buses from a UPS cargo plane. The videographer conveniently didn’t get video of the 30 buses being loaded up.

Second, UPS called the claim “erroneous” and told us that UPS had not been involved in passenger flights of any kind into our out of Harrisburg.

Despite a lack of evidence and UPS’s efforts to publicly address the rumor, it has persisted. Bill Still, a conservative author and filmmaker, picked up the story with a video published on his “Bill Still Report” YouTube channel that had gotten more than 222,000 views. In about a month

In the report, Bill Still claims that “we may be getting closer to the bottom of the UPS charter plane that unloaded 30 busloads of people at night at the Harrisburg Regional Airport.” To make his case, Bill Still cites claims that were presumably submitted by his readers. We’ll take a look at each of them here:

UPS has converted planes for passenger use-Outdated!

It’s true that UPS dabbled in passenger flights temporarily in the late 1990s and early 2000s, but the company had discontinued that practice in 2001.

UPS converted a number of 727 cargo planes into passenger planes for weekend flights to vacation destinations like Mexico. The idea was to use company planes to generate revenue on weekends when they would have otherwise been parked on the tarmac, Philly.com reported in 2000:

UPS started its passenger charter program in 1997, after company staffers and a consultant determined that money could be made by converting some older 727s, which usually fly packages just four nights a week, into passenger planes on weekends. The 727s were built for airlines in the 1970s as “QCs” or quick-change models, designed to be converted from cargo to passenger service and back, said Brad Eyster, UPS aircraft charter manager at its Louisville, Ky., airline headquarters.

Despite early success of the UPS passenger program (it generated $20 million in revenue over its lifespan), a company rep told the aviation website Airliners.net that passenger service was discontinued in 2001 because it couldn’t be scaled to remain competitive with commercial airlines:

“Our passenger service was discontinued in 2001; our competitors were seating close to 200 people per aircraft. For us to remain competitive, we would have had to invest long-term in the venture. Instead, we decided to discontinue the service and focus on our core business of parcel delivery.”

So, it’s true that UPS temporarily dabbled in passenger flights in the late 90s and early 2000s, but that hardly proves that the company illegally sneaks immigrants into the country, as Bill Still’s commenter seems to suggest.

A pilot said he was fired for refusing to sign a non-disclosure agreement to break FAA regulations-Unproven!

Bill Still then cites a report from an unnamed commenter who said he “overheard” a pilot say that he was fired after refusing to sign a NDA that allowed him to break FAA regulation by flying refugees into JFK International Airport in the middle of the night, bypassing security.

Unnamed sources that cited other unnamed sources that were “overheard” aren’t reliable.

Besides, the idea that airport security punches out at night and can “bypassed” is false.FAA airport security regulations don’t have a 9-5 requirement; they must be followed at all times.

UPS Actions Could Be Part of the Pennsylvania Refugee Resettlement Program-Unproven!

Again, Bill Still cites an unnamed source who speculates that UPS has smuggled immigrants into the country as part of the Pennsylvania Refugee Resettlement Program. No evidence is given to support that claim, and we couldn’t find any, either.

The stated purpose of the Pennsylvania Refugee Resettlement program is to provide “a continuum of employment, education, case management, health and financial support services to newly arrived refugees in the Commonwealth.”

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie Has Backed up the Claim- Fiction!

New Jersey Governor Chris Christie complained about federal resettlement of Syrian refugees in a November 2015 interview on FOX News — but he didn’t confirm reports that refugees had been illegally flown into the country at night.

Chris Christie said the Obama administration had relocated 75 Syrian refugees in New Jersey over the last year “without even communicating with us.” In an interview on “The O’Reilly Factor,” Christie said:

“The administration places them directly with non-governmental organizations, and they do not even give the administration of the state the courtesy (of notification)… We’ve had 75 Syrian refugees who have come into the state since January.”

The State Department confirmed in a November 2015 report that 75 Syrian refugees had been resettled in New Jersey up to that point in 2015.

And, communication between federal and state officials in New Jersey is unclear, but states are supposed to be at least consulted about refugee resettlement under the law.

Stee Vladeck, a professor at American University Washington College of Law, wrote in a blog post that the Supreme Court has ruled that the federal solely oversees matters of immigration, but states should at least be “consulted” about incoming immigrants:

In other words, states get consulted, and they get to make recommendations about where within their territory specific refugees should be resettled. That’s more than nothing, but it’s a lot less than a lot. There’s no veto; there’s no remedy if the federal government doesn’t actually “consult”; and there’s no requirement that the federal government actually implement whatever recommendations the state may make. To be sure, states can make life difficult for resettled refugees by, among other things, shutting down cooperative state/federal programs designed to aid resettlement, and they can make lots of political trouble for the federal government, but refusing to cooperate and complaining loudly is not remotely the same thing as having the legal authority actively to prevent resettlement.

In conclusion, despite a Bill Still Report claim that “we are getting to the bottom” of claims that UPS cargo planes have smuggled illegal immigrants into the country — there’s still no proof that this has actually happened. Claims cited in the Still Report YouTube video checked out as outdated, unproven and fiction. That’s why we’re still calling this one “false.”

https://www.truthorfiction.com/bill-...gees-on-plane/

Christie said in the video clip he is not being informed of arrivals - he did not speak of nocturnal planes - so let's not twist that around.

Guess there are well documented events of their arrivals NOT.

First clue something might not be right.

How many people can you get of 30 busses?

How can you get that many people on one plane?

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