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7th March 2005, 06:05 PM
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| | Guest | The Facts About Going To Cuba "Chrissy Cruiser" <doublebreasted@mail.com> wrote in message
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> Take or leave my advice as you wish but this is no time for Cuban
> visitation by Americans. You have been duly warned.
And you have demonstrated your deep concern for others with your
sensitivity, empathy, and class for months. I'm attaching the appropriate
weight to your advice. | |
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8th March 2005, 12:46 AM
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| | Guest | The Facts About Going To Cuba Get a Canadian Passport ;-)
"Chrissy Cruiser" <doublebreasted@mail.com> wrote in message
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: Want to go to Cuba, Americanos? I do.
:
: Going to go? No way. Not on an exclusion, not off a ship, no chance,
uh uh.
:
: Cuba, for a bunch of reasons, is an extremely sensitive country for
the
: present White House admin. You might as well wear a sign "Put me on
the
: State Department Watch list, please."
:
: This is playing big time with fire. If this admin suspects,
incorrectly,
: that you might have an ulterior motive, wants to make an example out
of
: you, you will find the heat on your neck in a very severe way.
:
: Regardless of all the laws directed at Cuban visitation, it is a U.
S,
: patriot Act violation and that means your goose is cooked.
:
: Any TA, and I am one, who finds a "way" to get you there, run, from.
:
: "Well I won't spend any money". Horeshit. They will have "evidence"
you
: did.
:
: Take or leave my advice as you wish but this is no time for Cuban
: visitation by Americans. You have been duly warned. | |
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8th March 2005, 02:05 AM
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| | Guest | The Facts About Going To Cuba "Sam" <newsgroup_@m> wrote in
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> Get a Canadian Passport ;-)
>
> "Chrissy Cruiser" <doublebreasted@mail.com> wrote in message
> news:17bt68fbse7op.1f8ar0en7dtor.dlg@40tude.net...
>: Want to go to Cuba, Americanos? I do.
>:
>: Going to go? No way. Not on an exclusion, not off a ship,
>: no chance, uh uh.
>:
>: Cuba, for a bunch of reasons, is an extremely sensitive
>: country for the present White House admin. You might as
>: well wear a sign "Put me on the State Department Watch
>: list, please."
>:
>: This is playing big time with fire. If this admin suspects,
>: incorrectly, that you might have an ulterior motive, wants
>: to make an example out of you, you will find the heat on
>: your neck in a very severe way.
>:
>: Regardless of all the laws directed at Cuban visitation, it
>: is a U. S, patriot Act violation and that means your goose
>: is cooked.
>:
>: Any TA, and I am one, who finds a "way" to get you there,
>: run, from.
>:
>: "Well I won't spend any money". Horeshit. They will have
>: "evidence" you did.
>:
>: Take or leave my advice as you wish but this is no time for
>: Cuban visitation by Americans. You have been duly warned.
>
>
>
Dual Passports don't count. AmCit on unauthorized trip == cooked
goose.
What you do is join a recognized NGO as a volunteer, and arrange
to be sent to Cuba for a legit reason.
Then secure an authorization from Treasury based on the NGO
status.
Paperwork ahead of time beats legal fees afterwards. | |
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8th March 2005, 07:28 AM
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| | Guest | The Facts About Going To Cuba
"Skip Elliott Bowman" <skipster@teleport.com> wrote in message
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> "Chrissy Cruiser" <doublebreasted@mail.com> wrote in message
> news:17bt68fbse7op.1f8ar0en7dtor.dlg@40tude.net...
>
>> Take or leave my advice as you wish but this is no time for Cuban
>> visitation by Americans. You have been duly warned.
>
> And you have demonstrated your deep concern for others with your
> sensitivity, empathy, and class for months. I'm attaching the appropriate
> weight to your advice.
Skippy............Sing us a song and stop acting like a clown | |
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8th March 2005, 08:05 AM
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| | Guest | The Facts About Going To Cuba Earl <neptune@wt.net> wrote:
>Dual Passports don't count. AmCit on unauthorized trip == cooked
>goose.
>What you do is join a recognized NGO as a volunteer, and arrange
>to be sent to Cuba for a legit reason.
>
>Then secure an authorization from Treasury based on the NGO
>status.
You can also go as part of a conference/research group. Loads
of people do it every year. The plane I was on (from Jamaica)
was full of American doctors. Judging by the number of times
I saw some of them wandering around Havana during the day, I
expect the 'conference' didn't take up too much of their time.
--
Ken Tough | |
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8th March 2005, 11:47 AM
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#6 (permalink)
| | Guest | The Facts About Going To Cuba Thus spake Chrissy Cruiser <doublebreasted@mail.com> :
>Want to go to Cuba, Americanos? I do.
>
>Going to go? No way. Not on an exclusion, not off a ship, no chance, uh uh.
>
>Cuba, for a bunch of reasons, is an extremely sensitive country for the
>present White House admin. You might as well wear a sign "Put me on the
>State Department Watch list, please."
>
>This is playing big time with fire. If this admin suspects, incorrectly,
>that you might have an ulterior motive, wants to make an example out of
>you, you will find the heat on your neck in a very severe way.
>
>Regardless of all the laws directed at Cuban visitation, it is a U. S,
>patriot Act violation and that means your goose is cooked.
>
>Any TA, and I am one, who finds a "way" to get you there, run, from.
>
>"Well I won't spend any money". Horeshit. They will have "evidence" you
>did.
>
>Take or leave my advice as you wish but this is no time for Cuban
>visitation by Americans. You have been duly warned.
It's easy to go to Cuba.
1) Don't be a US citizen
2) Go to Cuba
How easy is that?
--
dillon
"When the French are against it, you know we can't
be far wrong." - Adm. Bobbie Ray Inman | |
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8th March 2005, 12:09 PM
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| | Guest | The Facts About Going To Cuba "Don't be a US citizen"
That is the most INTELLIGENT statement I have read on this newsgroup.
I am not an American, and I enjoy my freedom to travel to Cuba as often as I
like.
If you are an American, please stay out of Cuba.
There is nothing there for you.
No casinos, no KFC, no Budweiser.
The last thing Cuba needs, is American corruption ! | |
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8th March 2005, 01:28 PM
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| | Guest | The Facts About Going To Cuba Who the hell would want to be an American?
I certainly do not.
Americans have the highest per capita rate of obesity in the entire world.
You cannot blame the fast food industry for this epidemic.
It's your own god damn lazy fault.
"I'd better inhale this double cheese bacon burger before someone else
does," mentality !
Americans are greedy, selfish, bastards with no self control. | |
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8th March 2005, 01:44 PM
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#9 (permalink)
| | Guest | The Facts About Going To Cuba Hey B,
dont you or didnt you own a "Khaki 2002 Liberty Renegade in Khaki"?
Looks like someone drives an AMERICAN car........lol.....and a sissy
little american car at that.....at least buy a real Jeep!!!
Chuck(who may google your name again and find some other american
influences you have) | |
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8th March 2005, 06:14 PM
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#10 (permalink)
| | Guest | The Facts About Going To Cuba good point.....pro truth with a heavy touch of anti amercian foreign
policy.....
i find it ironic that you have these idiots waving their flags around
in a psuedo attempt to support the troops....while the true patriots
are demanding their immediate return......
and if i see one more of the stupid magnetic flags on cars.....cmon
people....flags on poles not cars or clothes..... | |
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