Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] Re: More lax than US-Canada?
Date: Aug 03, 2001 @ 02:41
Author: Doug Murray, StockPhotosOnline ("Doug Murray, StockPhotosOnline" <dmurray@...>)
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How about a brand new one: The Southern Territories! Just
think, no more long line ups for we Canadians looking for cheap shoes and
you Americans looking for cheap CD's. Or perhaps we could form one
big country: USC. Hmmm... that's been taken. Dominion of
North America?
Wait: we'll be the kings of marketing and create:
Jumbo: The World's Biggest Country.
Nothing like a dream...
Doug Prime President, Jumbo
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From: bjbutler@...
Date: Thursday, August
02, 2001 05:54:06 PM
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[BoundaryPoint] Re: More lax than US-Canada? Territories, Yukon, or Nunavut? BJB --- In BoundaryPoint@y..., "Doug Murray, StockPhotosOnline" <dmurray@s...> wrote: >the 3rd Territory. >south of Vancouver... I drove along it last Sunday, from the Algergrove crossing to the Peace Gardens. Much of the border along Zero Avenue is completely hidden... lots of bush that even surrounds boundary markers. You can see them every once in a while poking through the shrubbery. I'm sure I saw the knights who say "Ni!" poking around the shrubbery as well. But I digress... >they do exist (I've seen pics of cameras along the PQ-VE border. But nothing to the naked eye here -- no wires, poles, clearings, etc, that could be surveillance gear. Although, perhaps it is very well hidden, hence being surveillance gear. >Cheers, >Message------- >Thursday, August 02, 2001 12:26:05 PM > To:BoundaryPoint@y... > Subject: [BoundaryPoint] Re: More lax thanUS-Canada? >even become the 51st > state, and then we could stop all thisnonsense. >Dallen Timothy <dtimothy@a...> wrote: > > Jesper, Randy andothers, > > When did Norway and Iceland become part of theSchengen group? > They're notyet. > >Monaco-France border at three > differentlocations. I'll try to get them made into prints, scanned and sent > out tois easy to spot if you're looking > for it.most people > think it is.fences and walls as in the case of the US- > Mexicoborder, it is heavily 'fortified' otherwise. Laser sensors all > along thefinding illegal crossers, > includingand elk--although the latter are usually not > arrested.When > > the lasers are tripped, ground patrol vehicles aredispatched to > search forremote locations, helicopters are sent out. > Ifa > > person crosses the border away from an official crossingpoint and > doesn'timmigration office, he/she could be fined > thousands ofregulations > create awell, especially for people whose homes > andyards are bisected by the border. While there are few actual > physicalsignificant legal > barriers,patrol vehicles and personnel that make it a > fairlyfortified boundary. > > Brian Butler mentioned his recent trip tothe International Peace > Garden.lot of research in that area, and it's hard to > believethe > > terrible headaches that are created on a daily basis forthe park > > superintendents and personnel managers--they'reconstantly fighting > legalimmigration-related personnel problems, country-specific > >environmental conservation issues, insurance claims, binational tax > > problems, etc. This is why the Peace Garden isunable to keep a > > superintendent on staff for more than a fewyears at a time--too > much legalalong the US-Canada border. From the tourist's > >perspective it is a peace garden, but from the organization's >perspective it > > is a constant battle--visitors don't see thatside of it. > >observations on my part. > >BoundaryPoint@y... > > Subject: Re: [BoundaryPoint] More lax thanUS-Canada? > >Randy, > >(Iceland, Finland, Norway, Sweden, > Denmark,Netherlands, Belgium, France, Luxembourg, Austria, Spain, >Portugal, > > Italy, Greece) as a rule there are no guardedborders, and you can > travelborder whereever you want. > >countries like Monaco, the Vatican etc do also not > havepicture? > >----- > > From: Randy Finder <mailto:naraht@D...><mailto:BoundaryPoint@y...> > > Sent: Thursday,August 02, 2001 5:04 PM > > Subject: [BoundaryPoint] More laxthan US-Canada? > >the fences on InPk and the to be built > > on InBa. It hitme that at least to USAians, the other end of the > > scale isthe US-Canadian border. However that still has guards. Are > > there other borders (perhaps inside the EU?) where the bordersare > > treated more lightly and less well guarded thanUSCA? > >Terms of Service > > <href="http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/">http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/> . > >Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service > ><http://docs.yahoo.com/info/terms/> . >Yahoo! Terms of Service. Your use of Yahoo! Groups is subject to the Yahoo! Terms of Service. |
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