Large Sarge
29th September 2011, 01:58 PM
U.S. Mulls Canadian Border Fence
US/ Canadian Border
It seems TBTB have begun concentrating their efforts on keeping Americans locked inside the motherland.
Officially this is about keeping out all the "terrorists" in Saskatchewan and British Columbia (from experience, there's nothing in either place except Grizzlies and Moose, trust us)- in reality, this is about preventing Americans the opportunity of escaping the 4th Reich with any significant assets.
The United States is looking at building fences along the border with Canada to help keep out terrorists and other criminals.
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency has proposed the use of "fencing and other barriers" on the 49th parallel to manage "trouble spots where passage of cross-border violators is difficult to control."
The border service is also pondering options including a beefed-up technological presence through increased use of radar, sensors, cameras, drones and vehicle scanners. In addition, it might continue to improve or expand customs facilities at ports of entry.
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US/ Canadian Border
It seems TBTB have begun concentrating their efforts on keeping Americans locked inside the motherland.
Officially this is about keeping out all the "terrorists" in Saskatchewan and British Columbia (from experience, there's nothing in either place except Grizzlies and Moose, trust us)- in reality, this is about preventing Americans the opportunity of escaping the 4th Reich with any significant assets.
The United States is looking at building fences along the border with Canada to help keep out terrorists and other criminals.
The U.S. Customs and Border Protection agency has proposed the use of "fencing and other barriers" on the 49th parallel to manage "trouble spots where passage of cross-border violators is difficult to control."
The border service is also pondering options including a beefed-up technological presence through increased use of radar, sensors, cameras, drones and vehicle scanners. In addition, it might continue to improve or expand customs facilities at ports of entry.
Read more: