USA Continues to Abuse Innocent UK Tourists

"Scaley_KnobEnd" wrote in message
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The UK is a major conduit for terrorists.
its also a major enclave for terrorists.
Immigration control has collapsed and fake and forged passports are
everywhere..
used by north africans ...


So you'd better watch out, then.

"Scaley_KnobEnd" wrote in message
om...
The UK is a major conduit for terrorists.
its also a major enclave for terrorists.
Immigration control has collapsed and fake and forged passports are
everywhere..
used by north africans ...


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So watch out then!

On Tue, 18 May 2004 07:20:54 +0200, "Sjoerd" wrote:


schreef in bericht
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On Mon, 17 May 2004 21:10:19 +0200, "Sjoerd"
wrote:


cases, is fit to be allied with a member of the EU.

Learn how to quote. I didn't write that.

Learn how to read nested quotes -- it doesn't say you wrote that.

-- Larry

well it was after he broke the law here before...

that's 2 strikes right there.

mrtravelkay wrote:

S.Byers wrote:

Savinder Bual, 28, from Merton, south London, flew to America at the
end of March to make an educational film.


Your subject line says "tourist". It sounds like there was an intent
to make a film while traveling under VWP. This doesn't make her a
tourist.


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"alohacyberian" wrote:

"Matt" wrote in message
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So let me make sure I understand this.....100 complaints out of 4 million
visitors.

Matt


And how many are chronic malcontents who would complain no matter what? KM

Law enforcement people, let alone immigration officers, here in the
States are definitely edgier and exerting their "authority" in a variety
of ways. Abuse of innocent folks is way up. It's not only British
citizens who should be complaining, but US citizens as well.

9/11 really messed us up in a few different ways. Let's hope the next
group of "leaders" will have something positive to do about it.

Dave

"Dave Moorman" wrote in message
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Law enforcement people, let alone immigration officers, here in the
States are definitely edgier and exerting their "authority" in a variety
of ways. Abuse of innocent folks is way up. It's not only British
citizens who should be complaining, but US citizens as well.

9/11 really messed us up in a few different ways. Let's hope the next
group of "leaders" will have something positive to do about it.

Dave

Now that Michael Moore has won the Palme d'Or in Cannes (the first
documentary to win in 50 years), do you think there is any chance he will
find someone to distribute it in the USA?

Marie

(S.Byers) wrote in message om...
UK Tourists urged to go elsewhere. SB.

North America
May 02, 2004
The Sunday Times

As the USA puts the squeeze on tourists we find classic America
elsewhere

http://travel.timesonline.co.uk/arti...096842,00.html

May 16, 2004

The Sunday Times

And the abuse goes on ....

what a crock. Have you ever heard the expression "People who live in
glass houses....?" - most countries put the squeeze on tourists at
some time or another, including the good old UK, which has being so
for decades.

Jan in Oz

"Marie Lewis" wrote...
Now that Michael Moore has won the Palme d'Or in
Cannes (the first documentary to win in 50 years), do
you think there is any chance he will find someone to
distribute it in the USA?

It will likely show up in theatres that show art-flicks in a
few months, and on HBO or Sundance cable channel.
My beef with M. Moore is not his politics, but with the
whole idea of making movies about stuff that we already
know. I deal with R/L enuff as it is. I go to movies to
escape from the mundane. [Roger]

Now that Michael Moore has won the Palme d'Or in Cannes (the first
documentary to win in 50 years), do you think there is any chance he will
find someone to distribute it in the USA?

Marie

Marie

Just watch ABC, CBS and NBC. They run the same thing daily.

Glen

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(Jan) wrote:

what a crock. Have you ever heard the expression "People who live in
glass houses....?" - most countries put the squeeze on tourists at
some time or another, including the good old UK, which has being so
for decades.

As for example reported incidents a few years ago in which UK
authorities were supposedly asserting the right to routinely scan
through or even copy the entire hard drives in the laptops of arriving
visitors, and in some cases actually did so, supposedly looking for
porno.

(I say "reported" and "supposedly" because, although I read news
articles about this at the time, I couldn't believe they would actually
do that.)