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Old May 12th 04, 05:25 PM
Mediaguy500
 
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We don't have border agents or border patrol types in Canada, nor have we
ever as far as I know. We do have customs agents. Trust me, I've been around
a long time, and it has never been illegal to listen to shortwave radio in
Canada.


I belive you. As I said before, it has come to light since then that they
weren't really who they said they were, and weren't even Canadian.

However, they claimed to be the Canadian Border Patrol and customs agents. In
other words, the two occupations were one and the same and only one occupation
to them.

However, with the evidence that has come to light since then, they were full
of it.


 
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