dear passport

didnt know you left ...
oh yes they do ...

just because your crossing does not raise the entire gamut of events
possible ...
armed take down ... passports stamped ...
series of difficult questions ... interview in cinder block room
or the eligible girls taken for private session such as is eluded to in the
movie Casablanca ...
do not think that your country is unaware of your movement over the border
...

crossing into the usa ... vehicle will be xrayed and photographed from the
front ... maybe even the back too ...
it is very likely that even on a busy day your name will have been googled
via your vehicle registration

and i heard an interesting story recently that indicated conversations of
those who are in the line up are listened to ....

they are there and they are watching ...
my paranoia is justified ... :)
yours

On Sun, Aug 2, 2009 at 4:17 PM, Richard A Jones <jones@colorado.edu> wrote:

> > Actually going to Canada isn't a problem, it's getting back into the US
> you
> > need a passport!
>
> Interestingly, when we entered Canada at Sault Ste Marie last
> month, the Canadian officer ran our passports through the
> machine.  When we came back to the US at Buffalo, the
> US officer just held them while she asked us some questions.
>
> So Canada knew we were there and the US never knew we left....
>
> Richard
>

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