U.S. Department of Staten sivuilla ilmoittava konsulaattiasiain toimisto kertoo meille EU:sta ja EU-Suomesta enemmän kuin olemme koskaan kuulleet:
"Finland remains largely free of terrorist incidents. However, like other countries in the Schengen area, Finland’s open borders with its Western European neighbors allow the possibility of terrorist groups entering/exiting the country with anonymity. Elements of organized crime groups operating in the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe are present in Finland, but these do not represent a specific danger to U.S. citizen residents or tourists. Americans are reminded to remain vigilant with regard to their personal security and to exercise caution."
Jos tämä on niin itsestään selvää, miksi piti liittyä koko EUhun?
Asumme vain "suhteellisen turvallisessa maassa":
"[...]Finland remains a relatively safe environment"
Kielitaidossa on parantamisen varaa:
"[...]Travelers should be aware that some police officers speak little English."
Tohtorit kirjoittavat haluttomasti reseptimömmöjä matkailijoille:
"[...]Travelers may also find local physicians reluctant to prescribe equivalent quantities of dosages. "
Hitaampien kuljettajien odotetaan ajavan automaattisesti pientareelle (siitäs saitte!):
"[...]Slower vehicles are expected to move onto the shoulder to allow faster moving vehicles to pass."
Julkinen liikenne on melko turvallista:
"[...]The bus, train, and subway systems are relatively safe. "
Pimeäajoharjoittelua kannattaa harjoitella ennen Suomeen tuloa:
"[...]one should be comfortable with driving in darkness. "
Ei nyt ihan täysiä pisteitä tullut, mutta integraatiohan se vain vaatii veronsa.
http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_1115.html
"Finland remains largely free of terrorist incidents. However, like other countries in the Schengen area, Finland’s open borders with its Western European neighbors allow the possibility of terrorist groups entering/exiting the country with anonymity. Elements of organized crime groups operating in the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe are present in Finland, but these do not represent a specific danger to U.S. citizen residents or tourists. Americans are reminded to remain vigilant with regard to their personal security and to exercise caution."
Jos tämä on niin itsestään selvää, miksi piti liittyä koko EUhun?
Asumme vain "suhteellisen turvallisessa maassa":
"[...]Finland remains a relatively safe environment"
Kielitaidossa on parantamisen varaa:
"[...]Travelers should be aware that some police officers speak little English."
Tohtorit kirjoittavat haluttomasti reseptimömmöjä matkailijoille:
"[...]Travelers may also find local physicians reluctant to prescribe equivalent quantities of dosages. "
Hitaampien kuljettajien odotetaan ajavan automaattisesti pientareelle (siitäs saitte!):
"[...]Slower vehicles are expected to move onto the shoulder to allow faster moving vehicles to pass."
Julkinen liikenne on melko turvallista:
"[...]The bus, train, and subway systems are relatively safe. "
Pimeäajoharjoittelua kannattaa harjoitella ennen Suomeen tuloa:
"[...]one should be comfortable with driving in darkness. "
Ei nyt ihan täysiä pisteitä tullut, mutta integraatiohan se vain vaatii veronsa.
http://travel.state.gov/travel/cis_pa_tw/cis/cis_1115.html
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"[...]Elements of organized crime groups operating in the former Soviet Union and Eastern Europe are present in Finland"
matkailla niin kauan kun Suomi on suomi eikä mikään osavaltio :)