About ten years ago, I went into Windsor, for some gambling. I had to amswer a series of questions about my business in Canada. After five minutes I was on my way to a successful couple of hours at the Black Jack tables. Coming back into America, I was asked a couple of questions, and was told to move on through. Imagine that!

I have also gone into Mexico at the border crossing in Brownsville TX, and Laredo Nuevo. At both enties into Mexico, you walk right in, no questions. Coming back into America from Mexico is another story all together. My stupid friend at the time, pointed at some of the tourists being interogated and laughed. This prompted Border Security to pull us to the side, and detain us for a few hours. Border Agents have my respect, and I will never complain about the job they do. They should be more extreme than they are.

I have only been to Canada once. I enjoyed it. On entering your fine territory, we were asked by a pleasant woman sitting in a small booth, “Are you carrying protection”. My wife and I looked at each other strangely, and I explained to the border patrol employee that we were married; so, we did not need protection.

All three of us laughed when she explained that she was talking about handguns.

That got a laugh out of me Roho, nice and early in the morning when such is really hard to do. To be honest, until I read "handguns", I probably would have said the same thing anyways

I laughed alot when red that, Roho!

Good one!

Supreme!

Sweden is a country that takes pride in being open and undiscriminating very much like Canada does. The sad truth is that our Government has grown a little too accepting.

In later years, the yawps of the ungrateful immigrants who are unable to adapt to their new environments have grown uncomfortably loud. Muslims make up a big part these immigrants.

Much of their anger is directed towards our police force who is mistrusted by our dear new citizens and the force is blamed for being racists and bigots every single day. In response to this,
police men are now allowed to wear either a Turban, kippa or a towel as long as it fits the uniform.

It seams like those who always wants special treatment gets it...

I don't think that's okay. I mean, I do stand for the right of the individual to express himself (by the clothes he wears, his beliefs, etc.), but have you seen Austria?! It looks like a Harem!

What's wrong with harems? And while I can't say that I like everything about Austria, I think Sweden could learn a thing or two from them.