Greg Procter wrote:
> "Mr. Travel" wrote:
>
>>Greg Procter wrote:
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>>>"Mr. Travel" wrote:
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>>>>Greg Procter wrote:
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>>>>>A small english language lesson for you, Mr Travel:
>>>>>When one uses capitalized words such as "Permanent Resident" it can be
>>>>>presumed that one is refering to a defined term. When one uses lower
>>>>>case, such as "permanent resident" one must assume that the dictionary
>>>>>meaning is intended.
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>>Actually, my failure to capitalize doesn't change it.
>>>>I have already mentioned, in multiple post, the terms Permanent
>>>>Resident, Resident Alien, and Green Card holder. In multiple posts I
>>>>have mentioned at least 2 of them as being the same thing.
>>>
>>>
>>>Certainly, and then you asked if I had any "green card".
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>> No, said "a", not "any"
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>>
>>>>You claim to know the law regarding the Cuban restrictions.
>>>>If so, then the term "permanent resident" should not confuse you.
>>>
>>>
>>>Not at all - each word is clearly described and explained in my
>>>dictionary. (presuming you made a spelling mistake)
>>
>>>
>>>>The applicaple regulation not only describes the restrictions (note:
>>>>there is not one single "absolute" restriction, you dumbass), but
>>>>describes the terms that are mentioned. Y
>>
>>Still waiting for this "absolute" statement you claim is in the
>>regulations, as well as the statement on the OFAC website that isn't
>>accurate.
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> The abslute statement was along the lines of 'the act covers US
> citizens'. That does not preclue the act covering anyone else.
NO. I was not referring to the "citizen" issue.
You made a claim that the "Act" had an absolute statement forbidding
purchases of Cuban goods by US citizens.
>
> If the OFAC website statement attempts to modify the said act then it
> isn't accurate.
Which statement is it modifying?
There is no such "absolute" statement in any "Act".
What "Act" are you referring to, btw?
I gave you a list of several documents covering this, so which one are
you basing your responses on? I previously told you mine were coming
from the referenced CFR.
There is not a single restriction. There are different kinds of
restricitions. For you to say there is an "absolute" statement oovering
all purchases, proves you are clueless.
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