#International Border News

[the-eyespy]

🇵🇸 Amidst the rubble of his destroyed home, Ashraf Nafedth burns a book he once treasured—a guide to international law. He now sees it as a lie, failing to protect people like him. The unfair treatment of countries like Palestine by powerful nations like the US shatters his trust in these laws. His burning of the book symbolizes his loss of faith in international law's ability to keep him safe and reflects the struggles of many in similar situations.

🇵🇸 وسط أنقاض منزله المدمر، أحرق أشرف نافذ كتابًا كان يعتز به ذات يوم - دليل للقانون الدولي. وهو يرى الآن أنها كذبة، وفشل في حماية الأشخاص مثله. إن المعاملة غير العادلة لدول مثل فلسطين من قبل الدول القوية مثل الولايات المتحدة تحطم ثقته في هذه القوانين. إن حرقه للكتاب يرمز إلى فقدانه الثقة في قدرة القانون الدولي على الحفاظ على سلامته ويعكس نضالات الكثيرين في مواقف مماثلة.

[allthecanadianpolitics]

Quebec Premier François Legault wants Prime Minister Justin Trudeau to appease Donald Trump by tightening border security and clamping down on the illegal drug trade in response to the president-elect's threat of imposing 25 per cent tariffs on Canadian and Mexican imports. Legault held a news conference in Quebec City Tuesday afternoon, telling reporters tariffs of 10 per cent, as Trump had previously threatened during his campaign, or 25 per cent, as he threatened Monday, would have disastrous effects on Quebec's economy. "Twenty-five per cent tariffs would mean tens of thousands of lost jobs for Quebec and for Canada so we have to take it very, very seriously," Legault said.

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[mysharona1987]

[unbfacts]

In 2013, a Belgian woman planned to pick up a friend in Brussels, just 90 miles from her home. A GPS error led her to mistakenly drive 900 miles across five international borders, eventually ending up in Zagreb, Croatia. She realized her mistake two days later, by which time her son had already reported her missing.

[vyorei]

Part 2 of 2 batch updates from the last 2 hours

[nothingelsetobe]

These children climbed an electrical pole reportedly at the Gaza-Egypt b...

Please watch this. Please spread it, share it, repost it, reblog, Do any and everything you can do.

In the video as the children are on the electric pole, one of them is yelling "I want to die right now. We want to eat. We want to live."

Don't let israel get away with these crimes. Do everything you can to work towards ending this.

[sanctiphera]

Egypt is angry. Israel has been finding all the smuggling tunnels into Gaza, which is going to stop all the smuggling and money being made by the corrupt Egyptian regime. Boo hoo.

[kritigarg]

Israel Takes Full Control of the Gaza-Egypt Border, Intensifies Raids in Rafah!

Israel asserts control over Gaza-Egypt border amid Rafah raids, defying UN orders, with 36,000 Palestinian deaths reported and ceasefire talks stalled.

[wokeuplaughing]

I want the us to balkanize soooo bad I think economic disparity would humble texans correctly

[deus-ex-mona]

starting the year ✨wrong✨

[indianfasttrack]

Mumbai Airport: बैंकॉक से मुम्बई में गांजे की तस्करी, चार गिरफ्तार

Drug Smuggling: मुम्बई एयरपोर्ट पर कस्टम विभाग के अधिकारियों ने 13.92 करोड़ रुपये की नशीला पदार्थ गांजा जब्त कर ड्रग्स तस्करी से जुड़े बड़े रैकेट का भांडाफोड़ किया है। इसमें 4 आरोपियों को गिरफ्तार कर NDPS कानून के तहत कार्यवाही। (Mumbai Airport: Ganja smuggling from Bangkok to Mumbai, four arrested) Mumbai Airport: मुम्बई के छत्रपति शिवाजी महाराज अंतर्राष्ट्रीय हवाई अड्डे (Mumbai International…

[allthecanadianpolitics]

A majority of Canadians would be hesitant to buy U.S. goods in response to the proposed American tariff on products from Canada, according to a new survey. The findings of a recently released Nanos Research survey suggest a tariff on Canadian exports into the U.S. would, for two-thirds of Canadians, negatively impact the likelihood they'd purchase U.S.-made goods.

On Nov. 25, U.S. president-elect Donald Trump said he would impose a 25 per cent tariff on imports from Canada and Mexico until the two countries clamped down on drugs, particularly fentanyl, and migrants crossing the border.

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[nabanewsbd24]

বাংলাদেশ ভারত। সীমান্তে উত্তেজনা। দুই দেশের জনগণের। জয় শ্রীরাম আল্লাহু ...

[rabbitcruiser]

The Convention of 1818 was signed between the United States and the United Kingdom on October 20, 1818, which settles the Canada–United States border on the 49th parallel for most of its length. 

[if-you-fan-a-fire]

"PINCUS BRECHER SENT UP FOR TRIAL," Montreal Star. July 18, 1934. Page 3 & 11. --- Charged With Distribution of Drugs and Bribing Customs Officers ---- Pincus Brecher, of New York City, was this morning committed for trial at the September term of the Court of King's Bench, by Judge F. X. Lacoursiere, in the Arraignment Court, on charges of importation, transportation, possession and distribution of drugs and a charge of bribing customs officers. These charges are identical with those on which Harry Davis, 31, Rumanian-born Montrealer was sentenced to 14 years in the penitentiary and 10 lashes, in addition to payment of a fine, by Chief Justice R. A. E. Greenshields, on October 30, 1933.

Brecher, who arrived from New York this morning, reached the new court house a few minutes after 12.15 p.m., escorted by Corporal Raymond and Constable Clifford, of the Royal Canadian Mounted Police. The officers were in plain clothes and it is doubtful if the few deter- mined curiosity-seekers noticed the little party, when it finally arrived. Among those who remained in the hallway, after the noon-hour adjournment of the courts, was Charles Feigenbaum, the Crown's star witness of the Davis trial.

GREETED BY WIFE The accused who is 57 years of age, looked every day of it as he shambled into court and took his place at the bar. He was warmly greeted by his wife, who rushed up to kiss him when he came through the door. She was accompanied by Montreal and New York friends, and obtained permission for a short interview with her husband in the cell-flat, after the proceedings were over.

Brecher holds the reputation of being "a New York millionaire". Be that as it may, he certainly did not look the part this morning, for he was dresse in a shabby, shiny blue-serge suit, with a dirty white collar and red paisley-design tie, a pair of unshined shoes and a grey felt hat long past its first youth.

UNDER STRAIN He was unshaven and his curly white hair stood up in kinks on his head, as he gazed on the officials and others present through a pair of limpid brown eyes, which showed obvious signs of the strain under which he was laboring, as did every feature and movement of his body. He attempted to sit down while the charges were being read, but was restrained by a court attendant.

Following a recital of the law's complaints against him in 1930, Lucien Gendron, K.C., entered formal appearance for the defence, while Ernest Bertrand, K.C., Crown Prosecutor, informed the Court that the Attorney-General had issued a preferred indictment against Brecher, to send him direct to the next term of the Court of King's Bench, without preliminary inquiry.

Mr. Gendron explained that this was the reason why, while no bail was applied for at present, the defence would communicate with the Crown in due course its decision and wishes in that matter. It is under- stood that an application may be made tomorrow before a judge of the Superior Court.

Brecher snatched a few hasty words with his wife and friends, before leaving the court room and was urged to "brace up." He looked a sick and worried man as he walked along the corridor towards the prisoners' department. He left the court house, shortly after, for Montreal Jail, in the usual prison motor van.

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