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To: bergmeid
Canada has some pretty tight rules about who crosses their border. I went on a charter fishing trip in BC with a friend and 1/2 dozen other guys he worked with a couple years ago. One of the guys got turned around once the ferry got there as he'd had a DUI over 10 years before.

They have instant access to any infraction you've ever made, so it's no surprise that Ayers was not allowed nor ever will be allowed north of the border.

BTW, the fellow that got turned back wasn't driving at the border, and lost his $750 he paid the charter company.

44 posted on 01/19/2009 10:00:18 AM PST by 4woodenboats (Stop the occupation of Gaza by Palestinian war criminals. Fill the tunnels with wild boars.)
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To: 4woodenboats

Canada’s smart....keep trouble away as long as possible.

And, interesting that Canada could identify an American who had a DUI 10 years before but systems used for our elections can’t identify valid voter registrations...or if someone is trying to vote 10 yrs after they’ve died...


51 posted on 01/19/2009 10:11:03 AM PST by 4integrity
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To: 4woodenboats

“Canada has some pretty tight rules about who crosses their border. “

They must have tightened up recently. The other day I posted an article where Canadian smugglers are taking their illegal aliens to Mexico and having them cross over instead of the Canadian border.


73 posted on 01/19/2009 12:38:40 PM PST by AuntB (The right to vote in America: Blacks 1870; Women 1920; Native Americans 1925)
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