IslandLover74 said:
To do that in the US, you need permits, and authorization, or you will land in jail. They are not just protesting, they are blocking the way for people to get to their homes.
I just know that if after 14 hours of travel, if that protest is still going on, and they won't let us through, there are going to be issues.
If you don't respect another sovereign nation's way of doing things, perhaps you should not go?
Indeed.
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