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That's at the crux of the issue. Let's hope his experience in Fairfax was a positive one and not one that would cause him to embrace an un-American form of government.
Goes to show, you never know who you'll be rubbing elbows with here in Northern Virginia!
It used to be if an American national fought for a foreign army they would lose their American citizenship. I guess with so many American Jews fighting for the IDF that the USA looks the other way now.
It used to be if an American national fought for a foreign army they would lose their American citizenship. I guess with so many American Jews fighting for the IDF that the USA looks the other way now.
I'm not sure if he's a citizen...the article does state that he got asylum in the U.S. though.
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Yes, that must be it. It's all the Jews' fault.
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It used to be if an American national fought for a foreign army they would lose their American citizenship. I guess with so many American Jews fighting for the IDF that the USA looks the other way now.
That's at the crux of the issue. Let's hope his experience in Fairfax was a positive one and not one that would cause him to embrace an un-American form of government.
Goes to show, you never know who you'll be rubbing elbows with here in Northern Virginia!
Lets hope when he gets home he believes in allowing academic freedom.
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