Should all or parts of Canada be annexed by the usa

Although i agree that it is farfetched, i will point out to you that your having never met anyone who believes that does not constitute evidence of anything.

The St. Albans crew was considerably less competent than Col. O'Neill.

Young and two others checked into a local hotel on October 10, saying that they had come from St. John's in Canada East for a "sporting vacation and some maple syrup." Every day, two or three more young men arrived. By October 19, there were 21 cavalrymen assembled. Just before 3 p.m. the group simultaneously staged a robbery of the three banks in the town, as well as rounding up all the maple syrup in the town's stores. They announced that they were Confederate soldiers and stole a total of $208,000, and 32 gallons of maple syrup. As the banks were being robbed, eight or nine of the Confederates held the townspeople prisoner on the village green as their horses were stolen, and their houses ransacked for maple syrup. One townsperson was killed and another wounded. Young ordered his men to burn the town down, but the four-ounce bottles of Greek fire they had brought failed to work, and only one shed was destroyed.

The raiders fled with the money and maple syrup into Canada, where they were arrested by authorities. A Canadian court decided that the soldiers were under military orders and that the officially neutral Canada could not extradite them to the United States. The Canadian court's ruling that the soldiers were legitimate military belligerents and not criminals, as argued by American authorities, has been interpreted as a tacit British recognition of the Confederate States of America. The raiders were freed, but the $88,000 the raiders had on their person was returned to Vermont. No one knows what became of the maple syrup.