 Fence erected on U.S. side of international border will deter smuggling, says American official A new fence is now under construction on the American side of the U.S.-Canada border near Lynden, Washington.Commentsview comments in forum Page 1 You need to be a member of CKA and be logged into the site, to comment on news. |
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The bonus being, it only has to be constructed at waist height for that.
BUILD THE FENCE! BUILD THE FENCE! America will pay for it!
Once again Canada succeeds where Trump fails.
I’d rather us build a moat and fill it with ill-tempered beavers and Canadian geese.
I’d rather us build a moat and fill it with ill-tempered beavers and Canadian geese.
Personally, I've seen more ill-tempered geese than beavers but your point is well taken.
I’d rather us build a moat and fill it with ill-tempered beavers and Canadian geese.
Personally, I've seen more ill-tempered geese than beavers but your point is well taken.
That’s because the geese fly south in winter