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To: Ragtime Cowgirl
Great Article:

One small quibble:

When England was threatened with Nazi takeover before America entered World War 11 a torrent of American men went north to Canada to enlist in the fight to destroy Hitler. Is there a southbound torrent now FROM Canada; or a flow, or a trickle, or even one single Canadian volunteering to help us overcome the handiwork of an equally odious dictator? If so, I'm missing it.

According to this web page , Only US Citizens and legal (green-card holding) residents may enlist. No Canadians allowed.

This is of interest as we have a relative who is Canadian, but had legal US residency. He enlisted in the USAF and flew JSTARs surveillance missions in Gulf War II. In addition, we heard that a retired man from a town near where his parents live in Canada received a "regret to inform . . ." visit. His son served in the US Marines.

25 posted on 09/05/2003 11:01:20 AM PDT by MalcolmS (Service Guarantees Citizenship. Citizenship guarantees opportunity. After that, it's up to you!)
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To: MalcolmS
Thanks, Malcolm.

One more quibble, we have fine troops volunteering from Central America:

8 Central American Allies Aiding in Iraqi Peacekeeping  - DoD  | 8/14/03 | Jim Garamone
 
More on our NON-unilateral efforts:

8 Separate forces, one coalition 
8 Wald Says Changed World Drives EUCOM Transformation [over 6,400 terrorists arrested post-911, EUCOM theater] 
8 We are not alone, after all.
8 Learn More about the Largest Coalition Ever Built 

The essay still applies to the other dishonorable and ungrateful nations, especially Saddam's accomplices (e.g. France).

27 posted on 09/05/2003 5:39:30 PM PDT by Ragtime Cowgirl (Critics, peddle your quagmires elsewhere. Adults are working in Iraq.)
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