Canada-U.S. border-patrolling aircraft hunt ‘bad people doing bad things’

Globe and Mail Thursday 29th September, 2011

The unmanned planes look north toward the long, lightly defended and admittedly porous Canada-U.S. border – the best route many Americans believe for jihadists seeking to attack the United States to sneak across. Like their missile-carrying military cousins prowling Pakistan’s skies targeting al-Qaeda suspects, the unarmed Predator...

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