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I think Canadians like beer and bacon.I am not criticizing the USA, but its weird how little we know about our two neighbors: Canada and Mexico.
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I think Canadians like beer and bacon.I am not criticizing the USA, but its weird how little we know about our two neighbors: Canada and Mexico.
poutine & syrupI think Canadians like beer and bacon.
I think the same type of question could be asked of California. As of right now, there are more Latinos in California, than any other ethnic group. Plus, with the open migration with Mexico, and net migration out of native Californians, it's basically an international state at this point.
There is a global push to make Canada, U.S., and Mexico one political area. I believe they have a currency in the making called, the Amero. Welcome to the New World Order.
I am not criticizing the USA, but its weird how little we know about our two neighbors: Canada and Mexico.
Please visit California. Don't you think first hand knowledge is the best? Have you ever lived there? See what it's like. When is the last time you been to California? Have you ever been there? Once you answer these questions, you will know what to investigate.
What will our eyes tell us?
Tell what have I posted, that would prompted that question? Look, I got stuff to do, please hurry up with the Salem Witch Trial!
Answer your question, I will respond, if I agree with you.
P.S. Oye, you never said, that you ever lived or visited California.....
By the way, you miss quoted me big time.
Well, I'm going onto other threads in 1....2....3.....
I'm unclear still. Is a passport/card required to pass over the Canadian border by car/on foot? I get that it is for plane travel but got conflicting Google searches. So, yeah, it's always been a "whole other country"; but in this post 911 world, a LOT of things changed for people who don't travel a lot. I didn't know there was now such a thing as a passport card that started in 2008 till a couple years ago (I now carry mine in my wallet just as an extra form of ID just in case I decide to drive to Canadaa on a whim).