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CANADIAN ARMY FORTIFIES BORDER TO REPEL REFUGEE ONSLAUGHT FROM THE SOUTH
American Digest ^
| November 3, 2004
| Vanderleun
Posted on 11/03/2004 1:15:09 PM PST by vanderleun
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To: vanderleun
To: vanderleun
Bummer. Well, there's always
The Worker's Paradise!
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posted on
11/03/2004 1:53:02 PM PST
by
COBOL2Java
(If this isn't the End Times it certainly is a reasonable facsimile...)
To: Socratic
"...and the Canadians cringe in terror against the onslaught."
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posted on
11/03/2004 1:54:44 PM PST
by
yankeedame
("Born with the gift of laughter & a sense that the world was mad.")
To: Mikey_1962
Any good Mark Steyn reader knows that Canada is in serious welfare state trouble. It would be funny to watch them absorb our dead beats:)
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posted on
11/03/2004 1:58:45 PM PST
by
lawnguy
(Those who beat their swords into plow shares, are destined to be ruled by those who don't.)
To: vanderleun
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posted on
11/03/2004 2:01:49 PM PST
by
Tribune7
To: FrPR
Kindly direct all refugees through Livermore Falls before they treck North and westward throught the woods towards Canada. We don't get near our fair share of the tourist business we should and perhaps we can fleece'em before they leave America. You know, let'em hug a tree for a buck a hug, or maybe check out our treatment plant, or the recycling bins. Canada being a Socialist Paradise, they won't need cash, right?
Is there any way we can convince them not to turn left until they hit Lewiston and pick up a Somali or three as traveling companions for the arduous trek to Molsonland?
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