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Old Dogs 10th Jun 2019 03:03

How we do border security in Canada
 
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/briti...port-1.5161802

Slsman100 10th Jun 2019 04:26

What a nightmare. Border security in many countries has free reign to act outside of constitutional and regulatory norms.

Capt Fathom 10th Jun 2019 11:12

Might just cross Canada off my bucket list! :(

Rated De 10th Jun 2019 11:34

All under the guise of keeping the masses safe.

History sure does rhyme.

Meanwhile the proceeds of corruption keep getting laundered into real estate, why the storm troopers get told to look the other way.

Dungdang 10th Jun 2019 11:54


Originally Posted by Rated De (Post 10490430)
All under the guise of keeping the masses safe.

History sure does rhyme.

Meanwhile the proceeds of corruption keep getting laundered into real estate, why the storm troopers get told to look the other way.

And native ministers get fired for not protecting corrupt companies....

bafanguy 10th Jun 2019 16:20


Originally Posted by Capt Fathom (Post 10490418)
Might just cross Canada off my bucket list! :(

You can remove the US from that bucket too. This kind of thing has to stop. These thugs are out of control:

https://www.inquirer.com/news/nation...-20190609.html



EEngr 11th Jun 2019 14:46

Drug smuggling?
 
Now that pot is legal in Canada, the border security folks are just trying to protect their domestic markets.

Kidding aside, I've suspected that US CBP motives have always leaned toward maintaining an economic 'Iron Curtain' by blocking otherwise legal foreign goods from entering the country and competing with home markets.

Chas2019 11th Jun 2019 14:52


Originally Posted by Old Dogs (Post 10490229)

Has border security come down to being rude and having a power trip? I thought Canadians were more melllow that this person. I wonder if she said or did something to start it?

zerograv 11th Jun 2019 18:18

Did she had an Huawei mobile phone ? It seems that there an high probability of being arrested while transiting Vancouver if you have an Huawei cell phone ... but hang on ... the above event was in Jan/2016, therefore it is probably not related ...


Might just cross Canada off my bucket list! https://www.pprune.org/images/smilies/sowee.gif
Probably the nicest place I have been before, and I have been in many places throughout the world, but have to agree with Capt Fathom. It is probably wise to "steer clear" of Vancouver, even though I don't use an Huawei cell phone ...

LGW Vulture 11th Jun 2019 20:08

If anyone thinks YVR is problematic for Border Security.....then please don't dare try Montreal after my recent experience.

Neanderthals....without the manners.

evansb 11th Jun 2019 20:33

Border security? In Canada, you can walk across from the U.S. at a non-border checkpoint and claim refugee status. Now that is friendly, and stupid. Thousands of "refugees" have entered Canada this way since 2017.

WingSlinger 12th Jun 2019 00:23

And RCMP valet service will carry your bags.

rigpiggy 12th Jun 2019 03:18


Originally Posted by Chas2019 (Post 10491308)
Has border security comes down to being rude and having a power trip? I thought Canadians were more melllow that this person. I wonder if she said or did something to start it?

worst thing they ever did was give those twits handguns....power tripping gonads

bill fly 12th Jun 2019 10:46

Couple of years back we decided to visit NY via Montreal and take the train through the Appalachians - and return the same way.
Should have been a wonderful trip - we had our (paid for and organised on line) appropriate entry forms for both countries ready.
At the border south the train was halted and every pax had to go in turn to a compartment where two officials were installed and answer just about all the same questions (all over again in our case) and spend about 15 minutes or more doing so. The forms were ignored (that’s only for entry by air...) Train was held up for over 2 hours to enter USA. They beat that on the return journey where we had 31/2 hours delay to enter Canada.
Screwed all arrangements for those two days. I guess this happens on a daily basis?

KRviator 12th Jun 2019 10:59


Originally Posted by Slsman100 (Post 10490250)
What a nightmare. Border security in many countries has free reign to act outside of constitutional and regulatory norms.

Don't worry, our National Regulator has similar powers...

Rated De 12th Jun 2019 12:03


"Those who would give up essential Liberty, to purchase a little temporary Safety, deserve neither Liberty nor Safety." - Benjamin Franklin
Patriot Act in the US, media raids in Australia and facial recognition in China helping with social credit scores show tyranny is everywhere.
History teaches us that this slow spiral to tyranny begins with small breaches of and changes to legal process.

Once the catch cry was a witch, these days a terrorist or a pedophile, but the march goes on.

When the invertible fracture occurs, a revolution of sorts, these jackboots will find themselves flotsam and treated accordingly.

Maninthebar 12th Jun 2019 12:09


Originally Posted by Rated De (Post 10492029)
Patriot Act in the US, media raids in Australia and facial recognition in China helping with social credit scores show tyranny is everywhere.
History teaches us that this slow spiral to tyranny begins with small breaches of and changes to legal process.

Once the catch cry was a witch, these days a terrorist or a pedophile, but the march goes on.

When the invertible fracture occurs, a revolution of sorts, these jackboots will find themselves flotsam and treated accordingly.

Unfortunately, and by contrast with the scenario you give, both paedophiles and terrorists are demonstrably active thus providing a context in which paranoia can be turned into policy


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