Dear Minister Sgro,
Regarding the admission of President bush into your country, please do not
utilize a system of double standards. I know people who have been refused
access to your country because of marijuana possession conviction in their
past. Their intent was to go on holiday. How can you consider allowing this
criminal into your country, when his intent is selling ideology that you should
probably consider subversive. You should carefully consider the worlds
increasingly critical view of America's military, political, and economic
behavior, and your country's association with that big bully next door.
I understand that as a citizen of the U.S. that this decision is none of my
business, however I would like to politely inform you that I am aware your
country also denies access to those convicted of DWI in the United States.
Please consider the following:


I am guessing he will be granted diplomatic immunity
regarding this minor issue. I would consider that to be an injustice. Public
officials should be held to at least the same legal standards as their
citizenship, if not higher. Thank you very much for your time in this matter.
Respectfully Yours,
PH
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