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I don't know who'll be responsible for this, but they have to be taken to task for it.
1 posted on 03/16/2005 10:26:37 AM PST by NorthOf45
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2 posted on 03/16/2005 10:27:16 AM PST by NorthOf45
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To: NorthOf45

You know how it is. Canada sent troops to Afghanistan without guns. They refuse to have missile defense protection from the US. It makes sense that Canada is up north of us. It's like having a crazy uncle in the attic.


4 posted on 03/16/2005 10:33:39 AM PST by Arthur Wildfire! March (Be forewarned that watermarks have been added to this tag-line ... [hello?] ...)
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I think Canada is more and more becoming a security threat to the US. Not only will they not cooperate with us in the defense of the continent, their lack of defense of their own territorial integrity will open up channels for terrorists to infiltrate to the United States.


5 posted on 03/16/2005 10:38:30 AM PST by Unam Sanctam
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3 officers to secure the whole area and ports 7 days a week? No officers at night or sea patrols on the weekend? Thats so inadequate that there might as well be none.

I saw a special report on the officers at the eastern ports and how they are overrun with calls since there is only one officer at a time. They are overworked and therefore have poor moral and not in any shape to do their job in that state. They have to cover an area that is impossible to manage for one person.

Typical "we trust everyone" liberal attitude


9 posted on 03/16/2005 10:49:57 AM PST by AlbertaBeef
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Let's be clear, none of the 19 came from Canada - we let them into the U.S. ourselves. Let's not be blaming other folks for our own misdeeds...


15 posted on 03/16/2005 1:01:49 PM PST by Dr. Luv
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Halifax has already been blown up once IIRC, when an ammunition ship went up during WWI. Hard for terrorists to do worse to the place than what happened then. That is their problem. Ours is whatever comes south via Halifax. We need to maintain our own adequate security over the border to our north as the spineless and toothless Martin government clearly won't protect us. We also need to diligently check ships arriving in the US via Halifax.


16 posted on 03/16/2005 2:28:18 PM PST by JohnBovenmyer (I)
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A follow up ...

Changes Coming for Halifax Port Security

Broadcast News
March 17, 2005

The Port of Halifax will shake up in how it patrols the waterfront, but a spokesman says security will not be compromised.

George Malec, who is in charge of security, says they're negotiating a new contract with the Halifax Regional Police force.

He says he anticipates some changes, but he insists there will be improvements.

It's been suggested in some reports that the number of uniform officers on the waterfront will be cut by as much as two-thirds.

Malec says that is not true.

He says the port will be spending the same on policing services, but officers will utilize a new patrol boat, instead of sitting in cars or conducting foot patrols.

Last May the federal government announced $115 million in upgrades for the ports, including closed-circuit TV systems and fences to meet new international security standards.

Malec says they'll also be taking advantage of that technology.

Transport Canada spokesman Steve Bone says the port has a security plan and one way or another it will stick to it.
17 posted on 03/17/2005 11:05:28 AM PST by NorthOf45
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