"ve3..." wrote:

On May 12, 5:12 am, RHF wrote:

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VE3 - For a Canadian to be Focused on Oh So Many of
American's Problems show a Clear Lack of Judgement
and Perspective; and . . .
Fast approaching a Can-A-Duh-Ian State-of-Mind !

VE3 - Look Down at the Soil that You are Standing
On and Say : Oh Canada - I Love Thee !

be proud to be a canadian and leave america for us
americans to ponder about in our own way ~ RHF
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.Why Canadians spend so much time on US issues is a fair question and one which genuinely puzzles Americans.
I use the analogy of a cat sleeping next to an elephant. If the
elephant (the US) rolls over it could crush the cat (Canada) so the
cat tends to sleep with one eye open. I will admit there is a general
attitude of "What are the silly buggars up to now?" but this is only
from the view of how this will affect Canada.
Let me give just one example of many.
When 9/11 was under way, the US issued an order that no inbound
aircraft would be permitted to land in the US. Many of these flights
had passed their point of no return and would crash into the ocean.
Canada immediately told the inbound flights that they were free to
land in Canada. Gander, Newfoundland was up to its ears in 747's but
all the people were housed and fed until the US got its act together.
This sort of thing is going on all the time, but the US media never
reports it. I think that many of the problems are due to the
inability of Americans to use common sense.

Yeah, you dumbass Canucks are just so f00kin smart.

Not!!!!

LMFAO

dxAce
Michigan
USA