''Although proponents of the fence on the U.S.-Mexico border have stated that it is necessary to preserve national security, they have not called for a similar structure along the United States border with Canada,'' states the county's resolution passed at a meeting last Tuesday, ''despite the fact several terrorist groups have made or attempted entry through the Canadian border, including some of the Sept. 11, 2001, attackers.''
In the initial aftermath of 9/11, there was unsubstantiated speculation that some of the 19 suicide bombers had crossed into the U.S. from Canada. Debunking that myth has become a full-time job for Canadian diplomats south of border since then, as members of Congress and cable news pundits have periodically revived it. Canada's former ambassador, Frank McKenna, took to the American airwaves to combat the myth directly.
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But maybe these things are all too much to expect from Bushland.
It's the Americans turf. If they don't want anyone else in or their own out, I don't begrudge them. They have the terrorists in Washinton and I would just as soon keep them away from us. The USA is becoming more like the USSR every day. People who enterd the USSR knew the differances from the free societies and behaved themselves accordingly. If you MUST go to the USA, then be prepared for the totaly different enviroment. The "Open Border" dissolved at the very day of 911. Americans blame Canada for their own border protection and refuse to accept that the problem originated within their borders. With the "Wall" they can no longer blame anyone else. That is, unless Canadian/Mexican contractors erected the wall(s).
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Furthermore, prior to the requirements of a passport or "secure border crossing documents", the process of security at the international border lies with the country that is being entered. To blame Canada for a lapse in American border security is also maddening to me because no one gets inspected or interrogated by a Canadian official before leaving Canada. If Ahmed Rassam had made it to his destination and completed his mission, it would not have been the fault of Canadian security. Immigration laws? That's debatable too. Homegrown terrorist from Canada? That's the fault of US atrocities in the Middle East. So no matter which way you slice it. It ain't our fault!
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