Is President Elect TRUMP's Legacy Media Defying MAGA/MAHA Movement Here To Stay?

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"Problem, Reaction, Solution” with the solution being digital ID and biometric surveillance at the border.

Both Canada & the USA have been trying to implement this for some time.

The last 4+ years of political theater, has been leading to this.
 
The data is still deranged because of excess excitement in the passionate Domaine ... Culp rets? Those who delighted in disdain about knowing anything.

It is said some of us just dropped in for the folly of experience ... its onus ...
 
Rita is the brightest, most articulate, and well researched here and is the main reason I keep lurking.
 
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"Problem, Reaction, Solution” with the solution being digital ID and biometric surveillance at the border.

Both Canada & the USA have been trying to implement this for some time.

The last 4+ years of political theater, has been leading to this.
How do you apply biometric surveillance at the border if you need a data base of body features........explain how that stops someone going over unguarded parts of the border please.
 
How do you apply biometric surveillance at the border if you need a data base of body features


Global Policing Goal No. 2, is to “promote border security worldwide.” Interpol specifically notes that the implementation of this goal will involve establishing “advanced global standards for an intelligence-led border management, including standards for border surveillance, border checks and related equipment.” These standards, they continue, “should be underpinned by technology and digital advancement and risk analysis.” Elsewhere, they discuss how the implementation of this goal will also involve “managing and sharing biometric data, including with the use of the Interpol’s Biometric Hub [“a state-of-the-art system for identifying criminals˝] and other hubs.” Interpol has teamed up with biometric digital ID companies Idemia and Onfido as part of this effort.
 
Rita is the brightest, most articulate, and well researched here and is the main reason I keep lurking.
It's like you're giving the mods a road map to a better WC2.

Also, I have zero problems with you lurking, so long as you actually lurk.
 
Rita is the brightest, most articulate, and well researched here and is the main reason I keep lurking.

No onus part? And yet we approach global policing again so as the freeze something up ... willies? Stiffed or stuffed versions ... and what with? Imagine the enigma ... paradox really? In shards ... broken people of God to create a paradigmatic item ... imagine those numbers ... what can be contributed?

If the rich and powerful are included ... taxis break! Common wealth ceases flow ... damn the consequences!

Fecundity becomes profuse ...

The; "the night was dark and the sky was blue ... wha ...
 
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How do you apply biometric surveillance at the border if you need a data base of body features........explain how that stops someone going over unguarded parts of the border please.
Hi waterfall.

A lot has been advanced by the capability of AI.

Consider you know all the people who regularly cross.
You then only have to alert on those who are different.

So, if I regularly walk on trails that cross a border, i could be ignored.
The individual who is "different' would then be flagged.

It's not a stretch. It is how we identify concerns in other areas.
 
In terms of Canada's responsibility in borders, I am not sure where people don't think that we don't have a responsibility to ensure that the people that are coming into Canada are coming here for appropriate purpose, not to get into the US.

If we want decent relationships with our the US then, yes, we do need to have due diligence.

Trade wars are ugly.
The fear of a trade war is ugly.

Border harassment is not fun.
You want to see citizens get grumpy, watch what happens when Trump tells his border security to start doing tougher checks.
I remember when that happened last time. Not fun.

So, I despise Trump.
But, like living beside someone who is really grumpy, I recommend that our politicians do what they can to appease.
 
In terms of Canada's responsibility in borders, I am not sure where people don't think that we don't have a responsibility to ensure that the people that are coming into Canada are coming here for appropriate purpose, not to get into the US.

If we want decent relationships with our the US then, yes, we do need to have due diligence.

Trade wars are ugly.
The fear of a trade war is ugly.

Border harassment is not fun.
You want to see citizens get grumpy, watch what happens when Trump tells his border security to start doing tougher checks.
I remember when that happened last time. Not fun.

So, I despise Trump.
But, like living beside someone who is really grumpy, I recommend that our politicians do what they can to appease.
China supplies most of the fentanyl to the world and it seems to get into Canada at the Pacific ports in BC and the US.
 
I'm sorry, I am missing the connection.
Can you draw the line between my post, and your comment please?
I'm sure there is one, I am just not seeing it.
 
I'm sorry, I am missing the connection.
Can you draw the line between my post, and your comment please?
I'm sure there is one, I am just not seeing it.
The Trump crowd basically alleges that fentanyl enters Canada through our ports and then is transshipped across the border. My understanding was that the DEA and border security do not regard our border as a major drug problem but I would have to do some Googling to figure out where I saw that. Trump wouldn't care anyhow since he would see them as part of the Democratic Deep State and therefore unreliable.
 
What is really needed is a larger than life scapegoat to balance you know what ... before something gets out of hand ... oops! Maybe it did already and we didn't grasp it ... more folly and human cracks ... got to be a mule in there somewhere ... stupid does as stupid sees .. and it reflects badly if the shades are down ... shady? Who dat ...
 
The Trump crowd basically alleges that fentanyl enters Canada through our ports and then is transshipped across the border. My understanding was that the DEA and border security do not regard our border as a major drug problem but I would have to do some Googling to figure out where I saw that. Trump wouldn't care anyhow since he would see them as part of the Democratic Deep State and therefore unreliable.
Pretty much this....we have very lax inspections at our ocean ports with the many containers on boats and with most fentanyl coming from China we should start with the source. IMO
(Its also the reason so many of our stolen cars went to Africa and the middle east undetected for so long.)
 
How is it that a directorate that was once said to hate communism now leans towards tyrannical antisocialism so the little people can be beaten back?

Thus shadows under the trees if my sight of partisans is not too far off there as an OBI ... beyond me but some stoics say they got it, so the onus is on*eM, o' men!
 
Pretty much this....we have very lax inspections at our ocean ports with the many containers on boats and with most fentanyl coming from China we should start with the source. IMO
(Its also the reason so many of our stolen cars went to Africa and the middle east undetected for so long.)

What do you mean by the source? Do you mean we should go to China...or do you mean we need to do a better job of containers coming from china
 
What do you mean by the source? Do you mean we should go to China...or do you mean we need to do a better job of containers coming from china
The second one.
And, Let's face it, there are more ways to bypass the land border guards. There's tunnels, air and water....and the unguarded land areas. We have a problem with vetting who gets to unload the ships too.
And according to the CATO INSTITUTE, from 2018 to 2023, US citizens accounted for 2,315 of the 2,905 convicted drug traffickers on the US southern border ( 80%)
Since 2018, most of the fentanyl traffickers are Americans and these homegrown traffickers have surpassed all other traffickers. Cartels like the ease at which Americans can cross the border.
I'm sure it's the same for Canadian traffickers, although our seizures are much much lower than the US/MEXICO border.
 
I personally think our government is jumping the gun on this issue of tariffs and border crossings.
If only we had a Pete Buttigieg ( US transportation,) to statistically bury Trumps falsehoods....yes we have a problem, yes we could do better, but we are not the biggest contributor to the problem.
I also think it's disrespectful of Trump to be acting like he's the sitting president before he is, and the Canadian govt. to be disregarding the president of the current governments actions towards this.
Yes get ready, but don't address Trump yet, I say watch and see first what he actually follows through with.....we know he doesn't always do what he says.....his hands will be full if he does.
 
The second one.
And, Let's face it, there are more ways to bypass the land border guards. There's tunnels, air and water....and the unguarded land areas. We have a problem with vetting who gets to unload the ships too.
And according to the CATO INSTITUTE, from 2018 to 2023, US citizens accounted for 2,315 of the 2,905 convicted drug traffickers on the US southern border ( 80%)
Since 2018, most of the fentanyl traffickers are Americans and these homegrown traffickers have surpassed all other traffickers. Cartels like the ease at which Americans can cross the border.
I'm sure it's the same for Canadian traffickers, although our seizures are much much lower than the US/MEXICO border.
This is all to reminiscent of the Republicans blaming immigrants for most of the crimes being committed, when in fact statistically, it's the Americans that commit the most crimes and fill the jail's of their own country.
Our PM should not let him off the hook for these facts and stand up to the bully....instead of catering to his grandstanding....
 
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