oh canada oh canada! and every other country really ;) lol

im kinda wondering- if you have a passport and continuously travel from country to country- never settling down... could you eventually get into some sort of trouble?
or would getting a green card in every country be too much of a hassle... and every time you enter a country do you have to get a new green card or do those things have exp. dates....

Wish all vistors to england were like you and left after a short while instead of moving here and sending for familys

as long as you're doing things by the book and getting some kind of permit or visa when/wherever necessary i don't see what kinda trouble you'd get in.
some countries will just deny access/visas to certain people and then if you manage to get in illegally, if you get caught you're in trouble.
but no, i don't think you'd get in trouble as long as you played by the rules.

it's my understanding that green cards don't extend to more than the country that issued them, but if you get citizenship of any EU country, you're entitled to move between all the other EU member countries without getting stopped at borders (except to show proof that you're and EU citizen). switzerland and norway also let you in, if you're coming from the EU.

except the UK. the UK doesn't participate in the 'freedom of movement' ideal that's shared by every other EU member.

oooh sounds like the EU is where i need to be! damn- i didn't know about all that 'freedom of movement' stuff
ahh perfect

oh hell yeah, the EU's great...if you're a part of it haha. i think unless you've got an eu passport you still get checked. it's not that hard to get a passport though, plenty of illegals manage it round these parts!

haha badass! but i definitely wanna be legal-- shit ive been in enough trouble in America! is it pretty laid back as far as the ganja goes? or same...

leeny said:

haha badass! but i definitely wanna be legal-- shit ive been in enough trouble in America! is it pretty laid back as far as the ganja goes? or same...

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depends where you are dude! e.g. holland is very easy going on the ganj (obviously - amsterdam haha)

the french are pretty strict about drugs, so are the germans i think. that's only if you get caught though, there's plenty of it about.

the scandinavian countries are not druggy at all, and they're pretty strict about law breakers too

spain is apparently really lax about weed, i think you can grow up to 6 plants legally there but i'm not sure if that's still the rules/ever actually was.

in the UK it's fully illegal, but from my experience most police don't give much of a shit about it if you've only got a little bit and you're not acting like a dick. the law is that you can get up to 14 years for dealing but that almost never happens and you'd have to have a serious shitload of ganj (like 4 houses full of growing plants) to get that kinda sentence.
it's always possible to get caught by the cop that's having a bad day and wants to take it out on you though, you know, but a night in the cells here or there never really hurt anyone.

generally i get the impression that western europe is softer on the ganj than most of the USA (before medical mj came in) but get more opinions/actual info cause i may well be wrong!

so far as your travels go, i'm insanely jealous and may well take off to europe for a few weeks. i'll meet you under the clock in the gare du nord when you reach Paris ai.
not far from montmartre and the black guys that hang out there selling bracelets are good for getting some hash. terrible prices, but nice to smoke.

peace

how many moscs in berlin i can tell you there is 56 in greater london alone?????? how many moscs in paris eu British national keep your EU

Coolvibes said:

how many moscs in berlin i can tell you there is 56 in greater london alone?????? how many moscs in paris eu British national keep your EU

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So are you Nick Griffin's blind disciple or Kilroy-Silk's? Considering that you don't appear to be capable of writing the English language properly, as a 'British national,' maybe you should lay off the mossies and go back to primary school.

To answer your bizarre question as best I can, there are so few muslims in France that they don't even make up 1% of the population. France also does not allow the wearing of the headscarf in any state school.

Approx 4% of the German population are Muslim.

It's fair to assume that the number of Mosques in Paris or Berlin reflect these stats.

I can only assume that your casual racism and opposition to the EU stem from the combined disadvantages of a basic lack of education and having been reared in a xenophobic environment.

Too bad for you pal.