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And just for you ...again LOL Your constant retort posting is perfect example of Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results.
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It is like you are willfully ignorant: https://www.law.cornell.edu/cfr/text/8/235.3 (b) Expedited removal—(1) Applicability. The expedited removal provisions shall apply to the following classes of aliens who are determined to be inadmissible under section 212(a)(6)(C) or (7) of the Act: (i) Arriving aliens, as defined in 8 CFR 1.2; (ii) As specifically designated by the Commissioner, aliens who arrive in, attempt to enter, or have entered the United States without having been admitted or paroled following inspection by an immigration officer at a designated port-of-entry, and who have not established to the satisfaction of the immigration officer that they have been physically present in the United States continuously for the 2-year period immediately prior to the date of determination of inadmissibility. The Commissioner shall have the sole discretion to apply the provisions of section 235(b)(1) of the Act, at any time, to any class of aliens described in this section. The Commissioner's designation shall become effective upon publication of a notice in the Federal Register. However, if the Commissioner determines, in the exercise of discretion, that the delay caused by publication would adversely affect the interests of the United States or the effective enforcement of the immigration laws, the Commissioner's designation shall become effective immediately upon issuance, and shall be published in the Federal Register as soon as practicable thereafter. When these provisions are in effect for aliens who enter without inspection, the burden of proof rests with the alien to affirmatively show that he or she has the required continuous physical presence in the United States. Any absence from the United States shall serve to break the period of continuous physical presence. An alien who was not inspected and admitted or paroled into the United States but who establishes that he or she has been continuously physically present in the United States for the 2-year period immediately prior to the date of determination of inadmissibility shall be detained in accordance with section 235(b)(2) of the Act for a proceeding under section 240 of the Act.
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Well...not all of us. Personally I do my best to stay clear of Chinese sh!t.
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Reg Volk replied to WestCanMan's topic in Federal Politics in the United States
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No one I know is proud to have been clobbered. Maybe you are....
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Here in NB, in st Stevens NB, there are long lines of people crossing the border to get gas, food, and booze....one thing canadians like way more than patriotism is money...or saving money....it is why we love chinese sh!t becasue it is cheap...
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Nonsense. You have become an environmental fanatic. There is no big threat from another oil pipeline. If there is the rare spill, it can be cleaned up. It is unlikely to affect a salmon run. A terminal in Prince Rupert is in the open ocean, not in the Skeena River. If a pipeline terminal is built in Kitimat, that is a saltwater inlet and not connected to the Skeena River. I don't think there is any threat to salmon runs from the TMX pipeline terminal in Burnaby or a future terminal if built at Prince Rupert or Kitimat. The B.C. coast is huge and the distances are huge. So a spill would likely be in a very small area and not affect the huge areas through the B.C. coast. The B.C. coast is made up of many islands and the area from the open Pacific to the inner coast from the southern border to the Alaska panhandle is probably thousands of square kilometers. So even if there was a spill somewhere in that vast area, it would be a drop in the bucket. That means it would be unlikely to affect any salmon runs. The Canadian coast guard also uses marine traffic control now to control freighters and oil tankers moving in and out of the seaports which further reduces the possibility of an accident. "Marine traffic control in Prince Rupert and Kitimat uses shore-based radar123. The radar provides extensive coverage from the Prince Rupert Harbour and approaches, past the Triple Island Pilot Station to the west1. The system aims to improve vessel visibility and monitoring3."
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You're not worth the effort Beave. A dog had more sense than you...and more respect.
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And apparently you lied by omission, as @CdnFox pointed out. But that's not new for you Libbies.
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Not for BC. All those jobs are in Alberta and Washington State. BC is building pipelines to sell BC gas. Who is going to build an oil refinery? They cost between 5 and 15 billion USD depending on their size. Do you think oil companies are going to spend billions on more refineries to glut the market and get less for their product. Why do you think they closed refineries in the first place?
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Nothing except give good paying jobs, provide taxable wages and profits, where do you think the feds get their money from....and i have to ask where did all the money come from for natural gas refineries...that BC is building pipelines for...maybe that should be one of BC projects for the energy corridor, building a new refinery.... And where does BC get their refined oil and gas from ...i thought it was piped in...from alberta...so they do stuff for BC...right...
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Cry me a river, you think all those germans that got bombed to hell deserved it, you think all those japanese people deserved the nukes dropped on them...This is a war between Hamas / palestinian people, and Israel....in war people die, from all kinds of things....War is never clean and tidy...it is death and destruction, it kills everything it touches.....right now your nothing more than an uneducated outsider chirping at what you think is uncivilized conflict.....That's exactly what war is, it has unbelievable sights, sounds, smells, tastes, you even can feel it....even after you leave the battlefield, it is pure evil.............That's how man solves it problems via violence....Sure we made a few rules of what you can do or can't do....but it is still evil..and people die by the boatloads... Want the war to stop convenience Hamas to surrender, and release Israelis they hold hostage... until then it is bombs away...kill or be killed...
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It is not that it can't be solved ,parliament does what the people pressure it to do no more no less, Canadians either don't want to solve government problems or don't understand them. can't be bothered with anything outside of their bubble...and parliament is not going to address any problems that does not bring in votes...either one is not going to work until Canadians make it work...