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XPost: soc.culture.canada
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"8Man" wrote in message
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> "Jim" wrote in message
> news:aBYYb.24066$Ff2.18589@clgrps12...
> > Canada Needs Immigrants
>
> HANSARD Feb 16, 2004
>
> Proceeds of Crime
> Mr. Randy White (Langley-Abbotsford, CPC): Mr. Speaker, the great Canadian
> dream is to own one's own home after years of hard work to pay the
> mortgage. I want to tell Canadians what is really going on so I will use
> just one example of many.
>
> Phu Son came to Canada in 1994. He was 38 years old and had no money when
> he arrived. He has been on welfare from the time he arrived 10 years ago.
> He recently got busted for drug dealing. Now I find he owns three homes,
> not one but three: one in Abbotsford, another in Aldergrove, and yet
> another in Langley, British Columbia.
>
> How does a person come to Canada and stay on welfare for 10 years? How
does
> a person living exclusively on welfare come to own three houses? Why are
> these houses not seized as proceeds of crime and used for rehabilitation
of
> drug addicts?
>
> I do not know the answers, but the government of British Columbia and the
> federal Liberal government have a lot of explaining to do. This situation
> is becoming all too common in this country."
>
> [It's worth watching CPAC - Hansard does not record the cries of "Shame!"
> emitted by the money-laundering Liberal side of the house.]
>
>
i know the answer i think. phu son sounds like a vietnamese name. vietnamese
and the angels control most of the large scale grow-ops here. he probably
rented a house when he arrived, grew in it for several years, and made
enough money to start buying houses and setting up his associates. it is
very common.
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