Oh Canada!
11-28-2005, 09:05 PM
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Originally Posted by Begle1
Or maybe you can petition the US federal government for willful annexation?
I"M KIDDING!
11-28-2005, 09:09 PM
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Originally Posted by hotdram
Yep,
Just ask this guy (click on picture of "Duke" Cunningham for story)
~Rob
Just ask this guy (click on picture of "Duke" Cunningham for story)
~Rob
Next?
(We handle crooked polititions and crooked businessmen properly. They loose their money and go to jail.)
11-28-2005, 09:26 PM
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According to the article...."The charges carry a potential penalty of ten years in prison and up to $350,000 in fines. Sentencing is scheduled for February 27."
It doesn't say he's going to jail for 10 years and giving up ALL his money and possessions.
There's those darn facts again
It doesn't say he's going to jail for 10 years and giving up ALL his money and possessions.
There's those darn facts again
11-28-2005, 09:27 PM
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Originally Posted by Geico266
They owe too much! We couldn't afford the debt!
11-28-2005, 11:02 PM
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My brother is a US Citizen too.
He loves it.
Most if not all Canadians that could go to the USA legally would be assets to the nation. The USA and Canaduh have their share of deadbeats and losers...we unfortunately elect them or put them on social programs.
We looked into him sponsoring me...it would take ten years to even get a permit to live there but not even be able to work legally.
The best way I can find is to set up a business that employs at least 6 US Citizens.
I think if I expanded my dealer network I could move in this.
Scotty
He loves it.
Most if not all Canadians that could go to the USA legally would be assets to the nation. The USA and Canaduh have their share of deadbeats and losers...we unfortunately elect them or put them on social programs.
We looked into him sponsoring me...it would take ten years to even get a permit to live there but not even be able to work legally.
The best way I can find is to set up a business that employs at least 6 US Citizens.
I think if I expanded my dealer network I could move in this.
Scotty
11-29-2005, 07:37 AM
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Originally Posted by Scotty
My brother is a US Citizen too.
He loves it.
Most if not all Canadians that could go to the USA legally would be assets to the nation. The USA and Canaduh have their share of deadbeats and losers...we unfortunately elect them or put them on social programs.
We looked into him sponsoring me...it would take ten years to even get a permit to live there but not even be able to work legally.
The best way I can find is to set up a business that employs at least 6 US Citizens.
I think if I expanded my dealer network I could move in this.
Scotty
He loves it.
Most if not all Canadians that could go to the USA legally would be assets to the nation. The USA and Canaduh have their share of deadbeats and losers...we unfortunately elect them or put them on social programs.
We looked into him sponsoring me...it would take ten years to even get a permit to live there but not even be able to work legally.
The best way I can find is to set up a business that employs at least 6 US Citizens.
I think if I expanded my dealer network I could move in this.
Scotty
11-29-2005, 07:42 AM
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Originally Posted by Dr. Evil
Uh, how much is the U.S. debt?? Im guessing but probably a thousand or ten thousand times what ours is.
We'll call it Ameranada!
11-29-2005, 10:07 AM
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I read in the paper today that there is a tax revolt that is building strength among the farmers. The farmers do have a big voice here if they would get together and stick together.
As for duel/dual citizenship...that is what my brother now has.
He was married to a gal from Canada that was hired for her specialty nursing skills and off they went to Houston. She was allowed to work, he was not but he got what I think he called...illegal I mean resident alien status...he got a SS number and it took 8 yrs from the time they went to Houston for him to get his citizenship there...it would now take longer as the rules have changed.
Scotty
As for duel/dual citizenship...that is what my brother now has.
He was married to a gal from Canada that was hired for her specialty nursing skills and off they went to Houston. She was allowed to work, he was not but he got what I think he called...illegal I mean resident alien status...he got a SS number and it took 8 yrs from the time they went to Houston for him to get his citizenship there...it would now take longer as the rules have changed.
Scotty
11-29-2005, 10:21 AM
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Originally Posted by Dr. Evil
My bro did (legally) and he's said that he wont ever come back to live here.
11-29-2005, 01:05 PM
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Originally Posted by njoverkill
Funny... I always have thought about becoming a Canadian citizen.
11-29-2005, 04:29 PM
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Originally Posted by Geico266
Now that's what I'm talking about! 
But for us out west its just like
... We are angry, have the highest wealth of the country, but they just vote in these clowns. Next thing you know we are sending buttloads of cash out to the east and get Gay marrage shoved down our throats... 
Now If they gave everyone in Alberta 2 votes to the 1 out east, we may see something change.. Till then I don't know what to do..
