[DrCaleb]

llama66 llama66:

Its the Spanish Inquisition.

I didn't expect that.

[Freakinoldguy]

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

Freakinoldguy Freakinoldguy:

The CBC. We don't ask the questions we don't want to hear the answers to.

It's literally the first sentence.

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Tired Central American migrants rested in a southern Mexico town while their representatives tried to negotiate bus transportation hundreds of kilometres ahead, but then came the bad news: They'd be walking again before dawn Thursday.

Still doesn't answer the question about where their funding is coming from though.

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Mexican authorities haven't directly targeted the main caravan of about 4,000 migrants, and activists aiding that group said they were shifting their route toward the Gulf coast, a path closer to the Texas border.

Activists belong to organizations that have money so just who are these "activists" and why hasn't anyone identified them?

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But, apparently I was wrong in thinking it might be a former Nazi supplying the funding when, if the Honduran President is to be believed it was more than likely a still serving communist.

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[CDN_PATRIOT]

llama66 llama66:

Its the Spanish Inquisition.

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-J.

[CDN_PATRIOT]

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

Another reason why the world needs the CBC. There is so much rhetoric and fake news on this, it's good to have a seasoned reporter on the ground, right there and reporting the facts.

They maybe have ONE story among thousands that isn't slanted in some weird and craxy left-wing kind of way, and you think the world needs the CBC?

The world needs the CBC as much as it needs Trump, Brexit, hurricanes, cholera, and that fucking asteroid that may or may not hit us.

Dammit.

-J.

[llama66]

For the record... we NEED that asteroid to unfuck the mess we’ve made...

[N_Fiddledog]

Build the wall.

[llama66]

N_Fiddledog N_Fiddledog:

Build the wall.

It’ll take a bit of time to build the Canadian wall. I mean we haven’t even come up with an excuse for building it. I guess we’ll go with “sorry” and just keep on building it...

[PublicAnimalNo9]

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

True, but they won't get to the border for weeks yet. It's a long walk. And these caravans aren't anything new. Trump is just being Trump, sewing the seeds of division, hoping people will vote Republican in the upcoming elections.

The US was always built on the need for the disadvantaged people to do the hard work, and the citizens to get the benefit. They need these people to help keep the economy rolling.

I think few people would argue that. But there's a difference between showing up at a controlled entry point and crashing the border. On top of that, this caravan has to pass by no fewer than 7 US consulates on the way to the US border. Why not apply at any of those instead of approaching en mass, making sure at least some of them are able to skate into the country illegally.

I look at it like this. If a "migrant" can't respect the law of our borders, what guarantees do we have that they'll respect our other laws when they get in the way of whatever else they may feel entitled to?
IN Quebec there's a fake Haitian refugee that came here in 2017 who thinks he's entitled to free daycare for his kids in a province where only about 1/3 of the citizens have access to free daycare. He's even trying to sue for it, abusing our system.

If you're going to "spontaneously" migrate to another country, then go to a controlled entry point. It's that simple.

But it is interesting about this caravan. It's about a 1500-2000 mile journey from Honduras to the US border. Who's supplying all the food and water for those 7000 people? Oh, and if you're marching to another country while flying the flag of your own country, it looks like an invasion.

[BeaverFever]

They’re not coming to “cras the border” and enter illegally they’re coming to apply for entry at the border. Why would they go to a consulate instead?

[DrCaleb]

BeaverFever BeaverFever:

They’re not coming to “cras the border” and enter illegally they’re coming to apply for entry at the border. Why would they go to a consulate instead?

Because of the right's need to deny them entry before they cross at the checkpoint.

[DrCaleb]

PublicAnimalNo9 PublicAnimalNo9:

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

True, but they won't get to the border for weeks yet. It's a long walk. And these caravans aren't anything new. Trump is just being Trump, sewing the seeds of division, hoping people will vote Republican in the upcoming elections.

The US was always built on the need for the disadvantaged people to do the hard work, and the citizens to get the benefit. They need these people to help keep the economy rolling.

I think few people would argue that.

Only the ones ignoring the facts. The reporters on the ground paint a different picture than the conspiracy nuts who won't leave mom's basement do.

PublicAnimalNo9 PublicAnimalNo9:

But there's a difference between showing up at a controlled entry point and crashing the border. On top of that, this caravan has to pass by no fewer than 7 US consulates on the way to the US border. Why not apply at any of those instead of approaching en mass, making sure at least some of them are able to skate into the country illegally.

I quite agree, but you appear to assume they will cross illegally.

PublicAnimalNo9 PublicAnimalNo9:

I look at it like this. If a "migrant" can't respect the law of our borders, what guarantees do we have that they'll respect our other laws when they get in the way of whatever else they may feel entitled to?
IN Quebec there's a fake Haitian refugee that came here in 2017 who thinks he's entitled to free daycare for his kids in a province where only about 1/3 of the citizens have access to free daycare. He's even trying to sue for it, abusing our system.

If you're going to "spontaneously" migrate to another country, then go to a controlled entry point. It's that simple.

I also quite agree.

PublicAnimalNo9 PublicAnimalNo9:

But it is interesting about this caravan. It's about a 1500-2000 mile journey from Honduras to the US border. Who's supplying all the food and water for those 7000 people? Oh, and if you're marching to another country while flying the flag of your own country, it looks like an invasion.

Freakinoldguy Freakinoldguy:

Still doesn't answer the question about where their funding is coming from though.

Why do people assume these people can't pay their own way? These migrations probably occur often enough that there is an industry built along the roads to service the people. Food, water, showers, bus stops . . . everything a fleeing refugee needs.

And you are only an invasion force if you are armed. Having a couple kids in tow isn't the usual soldiers kit.

[fifeboy]

Freakinoldguy Freakinoldguy:

Still doesn't answer the question about where their funding is coming from though.

I'm sure the ones staying at the Hilton are paid for by Soros.

[fifeboy]

PublicAnimalNo9 PublicAnimalNo9:

IN Quebec there's a fake Haitian refugee that came here in 2017 who thinks he's entitled to free daycare for his kids in a province where only about 1/3 of the citizens have access to free daycare. He's even trying to sue for it, abusing our system.

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There is a fake Haitian refugee??? A. ONE

Seems like Québec could get its bigboy pants on and deal with one person.

[DrCaleb]

CDN_PATRIOT CDN_PATRIOT:

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

Another reason why the world needs the CBC. There is so much rhetoric and fake news on this, it's good to have a seasoned reporter on the ground, right there and reporting the facts.

They maybe have ONE story among thousands that isn't slanted in some weird and craxy left-wing kind of way, and you think the world needs the CBC?

The world needs the CBC as much as it needs Trump, Brexit, hurricanes, cholera, and that fucking asteroid that may or may not hit us.

Dammit.

-J.

Perhaps I'm not seeing this crazy left wing slant. Give me some examples.

https://www.cbc.ca/news

[Mowich]

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

Mowich Mowich:

DrCaleb DrCaleb:

Another reason why the world needs the CBC. There is so much rhetoric and fake news on this, it's good to have a seasoned reporter on the ground, right there and reporting the facts.

Really. The CBC is so far left it is almost in the stratosphere of leftism.

I'm sorry you think facts have a 'left' bias. You can go back to your regularly scheduled diet of rhetoric and fear now. Especially since the article is plastered with "Associated Press" all over it.

Mowich Mowich:

I don't blame Americans one bit for looking askance at this latest attempt by a bunch of people wishing to invade their country instead of staying in their own and fighting for change. Why should Americans be forced to take in these people? And, where does this end?

See, there are the telltale signs of the right wing. "Invade" "Forced". Another victim of the propaganda campaign. It's odd that this caravan, coming just before the US midterms is such a big deal, but all the others get ignored.

https://kfoxtv.com/news/local/migrant-c ... xpert-says

A few thousand unarmed people isn't an invasion force of ~350 million. No one is forcing anyone to do anything, but then again are US Citizens going to plant and harvest the crops, or clean the toilets? No, they'd rather hire these people to do it, and they will do those jobs willingly and cheaply.

Please give me one reasonable answer as to why the US or any country for that matter should be forced to take in illegal aliens? If these people think their country is such a piece of shit why aren't they staying there and trying to work for change instead of running away? Do you actually think that this 'caravan' will be the last bunch of illegals to try and get into the states? If someone doesn't stop it now, others will soon join the hordes. When is enough - enough? As for Americans needing someone to clean their toilets - they still have all the illegals Mexicans sneaking into the country to do just that.