Welfare Bums Should Not Have Vacations
DeoVindice
Associated Press - May 9, 2009 8:04 PM ET
OWOSSO, Mich. (AP) - A mid-Michigan woman says she was denied entry
into Canada because she is on welfare.
Rose Kelley of Owosso says she has filed a discrimination complaint with the
Canada Border Services Agency over its refusal to let her and her two children
cross the border via the Blue Water Bridge connecting Port Huron with Sarnia,
Ontario.
The 25-year-old Kelley tells The Argus-Press of Owosso that she planned to visit
friends and relatives when she arrived at the border May 1. She says she was
told to furnish evidence of citizenship, financial support and other
documentation, but was denied entry again on May 3.
Kelley says she was told she didn't make enough money and people on welfare
shouldn't take vacations.
Agency spokeswoman Patrizia Giolti says she can't discuss specifics of Kelley's
case.
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At least someone in the Canada Border Services has some sense!
Canada has enough garbage parasites on welfare as it is, and more are not
needed.
Kenneth McVay OBC
DeoVindice <DeoVi...@gmail.net> wrote:
Oh, look! There's William Grosvenor's newsreader again!
Updated Grosvenor Legal Documents & Extortion conviction:
http://William-Grosvenor.info
"The Ghermezians backed their application for the gag order with stories
from Alberta Report and the West German newspaper Die Zeit. Alberta
Report has also obtained numerous letters, court documents, newspaper
articles - even Grosvenor's own resume - dating back to 1970, revealing
that Grosvenor, 48, has a criminal record for assault and extortion,
that he was diagnosed at Riverview Psychiatric Hospital in British
Columbia in 1973 as suffering from a paranoid personality disorder, and
that his harassment of the Ghermezians is only the latest in a 20-year
series of vendettas against corporations and individuals, including
leading figures of the British Columbia legislature and judiciary. The
documents also reveal a remarkable willingness on the part of some
newspapers to accept Grosvenor at face value. The Edmonton Journal, in
particular, has described him over the years as a "consultant," an
"import-export consultant" and "president of an international management
consulting firm," lending Grosvenor a credibility which his history
shows is not deserved."
("Master of Malice: The Ghermezians put an end to Bill Grosvenor's 'news
tips'" ALBERTA REPORT, July 3, 1989, Pg. 19-20. By Tom Philip and Glenn
Kubish)
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