U.S. Investigations On Canadian Soil Done Within The Law: Day

From the article:

“As well as the reference to "routine investigations" inside Canadian territory it also says that about 30 per cent of FBI agents crossing the border to work in Canada failed to get "country clearance." In other words, they didn't get Canada's approval.


How pathetic is that?!
In other words they are breaking the law and should be treated like anyone else who breaks the law. (Fat chance of that though)

Mike
Winnipeg

<a href="http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2006/10/05/fbi-border.html">http://www.cbc.ca/canada/story/2006/10/05/fbi-border.html</a><br />
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From CBC page - When asked about the report during question period, Day said Canadian security forces work with Canada's allies, including the U.S, and have agreements in terms of information sharing.<br />
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"We have teams that are designated going back and forth across the border and sometimes it is farther than 50 miles or 50 kilometres," Day said.<br />
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"I can assure you that everything that is done on Canadian soil in relation to security and safety investigations are done in accordance with our law."<br />
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It says the FBI has given agents in its Buffalo field office clearance to conduct 'routine investigations' up to 50 miles into Canadian territory.<br />
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I don't see anywhere in there that the Canadian Government gave thumbs up to this happening. I don't believe the 50 mile limit means anything, it's just a number. Who or what is to prevent further travel inland? The traitor who assured us it's all good is the same one who participated in the recent SPP secret meetings in Banff, Sept. 12-14.<br />
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<a href="http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=52074">http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=52074</a><br />
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<a href="http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=52063">http://www.wnd.com/news/article.asp?ARTICLE_ID=52063</a><br />

What is 50 miles between "friends"? And what is a "border" anyway?

I was traveling north on US 95 north of Yuma Arizona last week. Border Patrol has a check point at MP 53 (measured from the Mexican border). They had only one question: "US citizen?" to which I replied: "No, Canadian". "Please proceed".

"I can assure you that everything that is done on Canadian soil in relation to security and safety investigations are done in accordance with our law."

Oh, you mean like it was, and continues to be, in the Arar case?

Thank you for the re-assurance.

I'll sleep much better knowing that you and your fellow Fifth Columists in both the Commons and the PMO are on top of the situation.



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"and the knowledge they fear is a weapon to be used against them"

"The Weapon" - Rush

"...investigations are done in accordance with our law." If Canada was a sovereign country in the pure sense of the word, it would be ILLEGAL for foreign law enforcement to operate on Canadian soil.<br />
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Law enforcement jurisdictions are strictly defined for a specific reason. Citizens approve and fund their own police forces to protect them. These domestic agencies are accountable to the citizens of the country and must abide by the laws of the land.<br />
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Who is a foreign law enforcement agency accountable to? Has a foreign law enforcement agency been approved by the people of Canada to enforce Canadian law. A foreign law enforcement agencies properly trained in executing Canadian law enforcement? <br />
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Here is an article which sites four recent criminal cases and displays how this governement is working overtime on all fronts to erode precious Canadian sovereignty<br />
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<a href="http://www.canadians.org/display_document.htm?COC_token=&id=1187&isdoc=1&catid=245">http://www.canadians.org/display_document.htm?COC_token=&id=1187&isdoc=1&catid=245</a><br />
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More and more, Canada's political, law enforcement and judicial policy is being directed by exterior forces. This sort of dynamic usually occurs in a country which is under occupation by a foreign power.<br />
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Sorry for interrupting your favorite TV show.