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Bob,
Is this a problem mainly at or near the Border towns? I flew down last
month in a small plane (to see whales and Indian cave paintings and sit
on a beach or fly) and we were not bothered and everyone was very nice.
Seemed to me the US Mordida, er taxes, to cross the border in a plane
were the worst.
Kirk out
Bob Galvan wrote:
in the
> East Cape area, but it seems the mordida situation is getting really bad
> lately.
>
> Hey I just got a great idea (maybe) how about paying the bozos off in
> counterfeit US bills? Make 'em on a color copier... just a thought.
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