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I am a Canadian/American dual citizen. 

I was wondering if something like that could be circumvented with partners who were citizens. 

Randy most counties and cities have laws against bandit signs.You are right in that most do not work on the weekends.You might be better off hiring someone to hold a sign for you as there might not be an ordinance against that yet.Example it might be illegal to put a sign in the ground for your area but not have someone hold a sign.I tried bandit signs years ago and it just didn't work great for me.You can out some high up on a telephone pole,etc. where they can't easily grab them.Usually a competitor or the neighborhood watch or a good citizen type will take them down.

Like the average citizen, our government is living on debt and sees no need to cut spending on ineffective programs and nonsense, despite the need for new spending to combat terrorists.

A long shot but more likely something you could pull off than a US citizen with no international experience.5.

The contract clause does not trump the power or responsibility of the state to protect the general welfare and health of its citizens.

But you may also want to try Security Bank, Robins Federal Credit Union, SunTrust, South Bank and any other local places near you.And don't even try US Bank, Citizens Bank, Capitol One, Union Bank, or Chase....they wouldn't lend to me in GA (not sure why).

Ordinary citizens find it deeply questionable.

Canadian citizen here living in Ontario, Canada!