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22-05-09, 02:20
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My brother and I were both born in Canada with the same parents. The Irish government saw fit to issue him an Irish passport but they won't do the same for me.
 please no smart comments from Simundson.  Barry
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22-05-09, 03:11
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OK Barry, that beats my story.
While we are on the topic of Irish Grandfathers... The same Northern Irish Grandfather who doesn't qualify me as a UK citizen (along with his English wife), does qualify me for Irish Republic and as a result EU citzenship. I checked into this while I was feeling like everyone else in Canada had more rights than a "white, English, born here" and initially I was thinking I couldn't claim a right to live anywhere else on the face of the earth. Then it turned out I could claim citezenship in the land of Guinness.
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24-05-09, 23:49
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new shipping regulations
some time ago we watched a documentary on tv...imigration at heathrow!lots of young NZ and OZ lads where getting turned back...but others where walking right in
 can somebody tell me why we put of with this Stalinist Cabal in power at the moment.... what we need in the UK is another OLIVER CROMWELL...regards malcolm 
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25-05-09, 02:44
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25-05-09, 03:18
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 Bancroft could have been called "pumpkin patch" , short for pump kin and there is already a Kinmount in Ontario.  Barry
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