Thread: British travellers could be banned from flying to America

^This is correct and actually followed Condeleeza' Rice's disaterous visit of Jack Straw's constituency (Blackburn), when he was trying to impress her (they had some kind of mutual attraction). She was astounded by the number of mad mullahs up there, most with UK passports that meant instant access stateside. This whole plan was born from this.

Personally, I would have probably taken the same action if given a 'tour' of Blackburn and in a position of power in the US.

On the other hand, as a UK citizen, I self-imposed a travel ban to the USA in 2002 (after living there for over 3-years in the late 90's) simply on account of how silly they were becoming.

hardly equates to the headline though,

It's just to keep those crazy muzzies where they belong...in the UK.

Originally Posted by BugginOut

It's just to keep those crazy muzzies where they belong...in the UK.

They belong in Paki land from whence they came, come back Enoch Powell

On the other hand, as a UK citizen, I self-imposed a travel ban to the USA in 2002 (after living there for over 3-years in the late 90's) simply on account of how silly they were becoming.

Interestingly, I did much the same thing, after having lived & worked in the US for a period. It all became a little too over-bearing.

I also eventually stopped flying with US carriers due to all their stupid security checks on the European end. Many of their so-called security questioners were pretty dismal & ill-equiped, to say the least. I eventually opted to fly with European carriers to the same end destination, due to their more professional approach to security. Ironically, this was all before 911 !

Headline should've read "USA bans Brits" which is shorter and allows a larger font, then in true Telegraff fashion they can explain to their now captive audience how they were conned into buying it. Some people still do.

DHS know before a plane arrives who is on it, so can't see anything wrong with giving advance notice, for the few to avoid going through the time and expense of buying a ticket and planning their trip only to be turned around at the other end. A mini-visa, in effect, and expect Mr Brown to retaliate with an early trip to Brussels.