So what about from the viewpoint of someone travelling into the United States from out of the country? Can we expect the right to privacy or would we be beholden to the same ritual? As a Canadian, who often travels into the U.S, can I expect that my laptop could, essentially, be seized because the powers that be just want to take it? Can I demand a warrant for the seizure of my laptop? I wonder if they would lock me up for demanding a warrant then lose the key sort of thing.

The U.S is fast becoming a police state -- kind of scary the lack of freedom within the Constitution and its amendments.

So does this mean the moon really isn't made out of cheese?

I am enthralled by your point of view and would like to subscribe to your newsletter.

That is not my glove!

So I must be a dog then.... Except for the finding food in the morning -- I usually just find a stack of paperwork

I've installed a keylogger onto your computer to capture your login credentials for the Yahoo Centmail site -- I have now solicited over half of Nigeria and most of Scotland for monies on behalf of your cousins uncles nephews best friends room mate from college who is lying sick in a hospital bed in Sweden and needs a foreign bank account to deposit large amounts of monies into before he passes away

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