Liberal Goverment hits a new Low

[Digby]

Any body watch W5 last night ?

The liberal goverment has opened the door's to stripers from poorer countrys (Instint visas). So the biker gangs can keep a supply of Stripers and Hookers around .

One girl was telling her story ,on arival to Canada her passport was taken and she was locked in a room .

She had to do lap dances on men for 2.00 a dance . When she run away after they wanted her to be a hooker . They threatened to cut her up .

What next them old crooked liberals going to be into?

A friend of mine told me ,that a friend of his was friends with a high up official in the hells angels . Said he went to his office one time and there was a picture of the guy hugging the prime minister on the guys wall . Who really is running Canada Any way?

I do see they want to leagalise Pot , but make a 2 year prison sentence for private growers .

So they are happy haveing lots of market .But want any body cutting in on their profits locked up.

Modern Liberal Canada .

[Digby]

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNews/stor...4_28/?hub=WFive

in case you missed the w5 program

[Shakeyhands]

Ummm... where are these $2 table dances????

[kimmy]

But two months later, strip club owners are meeting to discuss plans on how to continue to bring in foreign women to strip in Canadian clubs. Volpe himself explained to W-FIVE that the new rules provide entrance visas for women who have met security and medical criteria to fill a job that a Canadian hasn't filled.

"What we are doing is we are giving an analysis of a job market -- whether you like it, or whether I like it, is immaterial -- that says there are these legal positions available," Volpe said.

Trying to look at it from a practical approach, it seems to me that the question is how to ensure that the women are being brought to Canada to fill legitimate positions, and not positions that exist only on paper. Or likewise that these women are not working as strippers for some minimal length of time before being turned into prostitutes by the gangs.

It seems to me that the issue could (and probably should) be approached from an administration and enforcement standpoint, rather than a moralist standpoint. Of course, where organized crime is concerned, administration and enforcement are rather difficult no matter how thoughtful the rules are... the implementation somehow always misses the mark.

-kimmy