M.P. not welcome in Canada ... - Page 3

SPUGGIE J · 22-03-2009, 09:02

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Originally Posted by Eric

Long johns, a snow shovel, and some mosquito repellent

What about the skis snow shoes snowmobile n fur boots? Now theres a thought can GG not have a little snowmobile accident crossing a nice remote lake where rescue would take to long?

SPUGGIE J · 22-03-2009, 09:14

Seeing as its that bad over there Eric here have a pressie that will keep you warm n mobile;

Gordie · 22-03-2009, 13:07

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Originally Posted by Mancie

saw the same interview myself Shaker ..Canada has more or less the same rules on freedom of speech as here in the UK.. they rejected Galloway for reasons of he could be a threat to National Security.. the same reasons can be used here.. there's no doubt in my mind he can be classed as a threat if he was intending to incite opposition to the Canadian forces active in Afganistan.. as Eric has told us this is at time when the Canadian troops have suffered men killed today... I don't blame them for blocking Galloway.

I am sure the Canadian goverment will come under criticism from many regarding freedom of speech etc etc.
Canada is using common sense.Britain should take a page out of the Canadian book

jaysay · 23-03-2009, 09:25

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Originally Posted by Gordie

I am sure the Canadian goverment will come under criticism from many regarding freedom of speech etc etc.
Canada is using common sense.Britain should take a page out of the Canadian book

They'll never get away with baring him from the country

shakermaker · 23-03-2009, 10:22

I know that Galloway has been refused entry because he is automatically labelled as a terrorist threat, but I haven't got a clue why this has been sustained.

Eric · 23-03-2009, 16:55

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Originally Posted by joaner3

I agree Eric, Montreal is wonderful, that's why I live here.
Yes, I agree that Galloway shouldn't be let in to Canada.

Kingston is almost exactly halfway between Montreal and TO ... and if I get the yen to visit a major city, I choose St Catherine's over Yonge Street every time.

Eric · 30-03-2009, 19:14

Galloway appealed the govt. decision ... and the Federal Court of Appeals upheld the decision of the Govt. of Canada ... so, he won't be coming here ... sometimes the govt. gets things right ... bottom line is: Canada considers Hamas to be a terrorist organization (that's a no-brainer), and anyone with links to any organization that Canada deems "terrorist" is not allowed into our country. Canada is our home; and we will decide who comes in.

Royboy39 · 30-03-2009, 20:20

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Originally Posted by Eric

Galloway appealed the govt. decision ... and the Federal Court of Appeals upheld the decision of the Govt. of Canada ... so, he won't be coming here ... sometimes the govt. gets things right ... bottom line is: Canada considers Hamas to be a terrorist organization (that's a no-brainer), and anyone with links to any organization that Canada deems "terrorist" is not allowed into our country. Canada is our home; and we will decide who comes in.

I only wish that the UK would stick to the same criteria, but alas.

jaysay · 31-03-2009, 09:50

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Originally Posted by Eric

Galloway appealed the govt. decision ... and the Federal Court of Appeals upheld the decision of the Govt. of Canada ... so, he won't be coming here ... sometimes the govt. gets things right ... bottom line is: Canada considers Hamas to be a terrorist organization (that's a no-brainer), and anyone with links to any organization that Canada deems "terrorist" is not allowed into our country. Canada is our home; and we will decide who comes in.

Would it be possible to send Brown and Smith over there for some lessons Eric, I think Britain is the only country in the world that any Tom, Dick and Abdul can come here, be refused entry and then allowed to stay indefinitely. However, one bright spot, yesterday an appeals court judge ruled that people who have been refused entry to this country are not allowed free medical care, which is a step in the right direction I suppose, that is until a human rites lawyer from "Noneses are Us" takes up the fight on their behalf

Eric · 31-03-2009, 18:54

I think that the judge who heard the case over the weekend hit the nail on the head when he said that anyone who is not a Canadian does not have a "right" to enter Canada; entry into Canada is a "privilege, not a right".