Я вообще-то тусуюсь здесь редко, поэтому не знаю эту сердитую даму, писавшую сообщение про то, что "понаехали тут всякие". Но то, что Канада не может переварить тех, кто уже здесь - это она точно подметила. Да вот еще на нашу голову сваливается целый корабль с тамильскими террористами и преступниками, плюс еще больными туберкулезом (читайте ниже статью из Toronto Star). Будем их всех дружно встречать, отмывать, кормить, лечить, трудоустраивать, изображать политкорректность и толерантность - еще бы! Они же у нас в minority числятся. Австралия их завернула, а Канада добренькая - всех примет. Эх! Не ту страну назвали Гондурасом... http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/article/847500--tamil-ship-arrives-on-canadian-shore?bn=1ESQUIMALT, B.C.- The MV Sun Sea, surrounded by two Navy vessels, a helicopter overhead and a flotilla landed in the Esquimalt Canadian Forces base shortly before 6:30 a.m. PST (9:30 a.m. EST) this morning.The RCMP said they boarded the vessel, which has 490 migrants on board, Thursday evening, around 6 p.m. local time, aided by Border Services Agents and the Canadian military. The smaller vessels began returning early this morning.Armed military, police and coast guard officials have been following the MV Sun Sea since Thursday morning. The ship is carrying human smugglers, terrorists and migrants, according to Public Safety Minister Vic Toews.“The Canadian government is taking action,” said Toews. “Human smuggling and human trafficking are despicable crimes. They are both illegal and dangerous.”The MV Sun Sea and its passengers, who have are all seeking asylum in Canada, had travelled slowly under watch and then guard of Canadian authorities ever since it entered the country’s territorial waters Thursday. The cargo ship is flying Thai flags."I'm quite surprised at the size of the ship," Gary Anandasangaree, a lawyer with the Canadian Tamil Congress, told The Canadian Press. "I was expecting it to be much larger given the number of people.""It clearly gives us an idea of the type of conditions that could have been inside. Very cramped, given the size."Anandasangaree said it was "quite a moving experience actually, when you see it coming to shore. I'm sure the anticipation for the people inside is that this is a new beginning."The ship had previously tried to land in Thailand and Australia but was turned away. It then embarked on the voyage across the Pacific. The MV Sun Sea left Sri Lanka in April.Under the UN Convention on Refugees, to which Canada is a signatory, all Canada must process all refugee claimants who manage to reach Canadian soil.