<strong>Title: </strong> <a href="/article/235929746-american-refugees-are-flooding-into-canada" target="_blank">American Refugees are flooding into Canada</a>
<strong>Category:</strong> <a href="/topics/57-canadaus-relations" target="_blank">Canada-U.S. relations</a>
<strong>Written By: </strong> <a href="/profiles/Diogenes" target="_blank">Diogenes</a>
<strong>Date: </strong> Saturday, March 22 at 11:21<br><br>
In September of 2007, the city of Windsor, which borders the United States, officially asked for financial assistance from Ottawa to deal with American refugees flooding into Canada. This is proving to be the tip of the iceberg, and only the first wave of economic refugees that have been created in the United States<br>
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There are now tent cities being built outside most large metropolitan areas, one of the largest of which is in Los Angeles. The following report from the BBC highlights the consequence of the US subprime meltdown and the fears that the crisis is growing.<br><br><a href="/article/235929746-american-refugees-are-flooding-into-canada">read more >></a>

   

http://www.chycho.com/?q=Economic_Events_ww3
7 of the Most Important Economic Events of the Last 7 Years: Collapsing the Economy in the Buildup to World War III

http://www.catholic.com/library/Rapture.asp
The Rapture

http://www.countdown.org/
Armageddon

   

Dio, I live in Windsor and the refugees are not American but Mexican illegals running from the US immigration service. The province of Ontario helped foot the bill along with the city of Windsor but I don't think the feds coughed up a dime yet.

   

Canada is always a refuge when things go for crap south of our borders. Unfortunately, if the process of economic integration continues, we'll be in the same boat as our larger neighbour, and all of these economic refugees will have come here for nothing.

As for the links to the rapture, well, I'm a secular humanist so I'm not very worried LOL!