About No Good American Will Be Left Behind...By Canadian Women. Page 2

A Can of Man · November 9th, 2004

Let them leave.
I'm sure the'll feel more at home in the Soviet Socialist Republic of Kanadistan.

Italian Guy · November 9th, 2004

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Originally Posted by the_13th_redneck

Let them leave.
I'm sure the'll feel more at home in the Soviet Socialist Republic of Kanadistan.

Good one

Redneck · November 9th, 2004

Alright, this is getting locked before it starts snowballing.

Duty Honor Country · November 18th, 2004

I know this story seems pretty far out, but National Public Radio did a story on it today. The story fell under NPR's market place. The interview was conducted with a man from New York who was selling his home and moving to Canada. He will remain in the US for another year since the immigration process into Canada takes one year. The story also had a very liberal chick in Cananda who signed up for the "adopt a liberal american" or what ever it is. She was very anti bush and would also welcome any of the 1% of America who benefited from Bush's tax cuts

Redneck, I know you locked this topic. Since NPR did a story on it today, it deserves another chance.

SGT Doody

Redneck · November 18th, 2004

No worries, SGT, it just looked like it was going to become a Canada bashing thread pretty quick.

Duty Honor Country · November 18th, 2004

We'll see if the natives remain peaceful. If not, we'll have to lock it again.

Italian Guy · November 18th, 2004

This is NOT an anti Canada thread. This is just to highlight the role of Canada as a dreamland for all those who disagree with the policy of the administration. It's been there since the VN era.

A Can of Man · November 18th, 2004

They can take me if they want lol.

November 9th, 2004	#11
A Can of Man	Let them leave. I'm sure the'll feel more at home in the Soviet Socialist Republic of Kanadistan.

November 9th, 2004	#13
Redneck	Alright, this is getting locked before it starts snowballing. No boom, no boom, no boom, Amen.

November 18th, 2004	#14
Duty Honor Country	I know this story seems pretty far out, but National Public Radio did a story on it today. The story fell under NPR's market place. The interview was conducted with a man from New York who was selling his home and moving to Canada. He will remain in the US for another year since the immigration process into Canada takes one year. The story also had a very liberal chick in Cananda who signed up for the "adopt a liberal american" or what ever it is. She was very anti bush and would also welcome any of the 1% of America who benefited from Bush's tax cuts Redneck, I know you locked this topic. Since NPR did a story on it today, it deserves another chance. SGT Doody "The best form of taking care of troops is first-class training, for this saves unnecessary casualties." Erwin Rommel

November 18th, 2004	#17
Italian Guy	This is NOT an anti Canada thread. This is just to highlight the role of Canada as a dreamland for all those who disagree with the policy of the administration. It's been there since the VN era.