Entry into Amsterdam and customs/TSA agents

So if a police official at the airport says "What are you going to Amsterdam for?" and you use your right to silence, can they not let you on the plane?

Or if you do tell them that you want to go to coffeeshops, can that have any legal consequences, even though it involves the Netherlands law, given that anything you say or do can be used against you in a court of law?

And lying to a police officer is considered a crime. Not to mention that cops are really good at interviewing people.

What is the best way to approach this situation?

 

why not just say, "tourism"? why is that suspicious?

 

wow paranoia will destroy yeah,,

just say vacation there not going to grill you

 

To see Europe to visit the home of my ancestors to visit Ann Franks house Etc.............................

 

:sifone:Went a few yrs ago was drunk when I got off plane noone asked me anything relax have fun thousands of people go there daily enjoy! Go to Barneys for awsome bfast and he,he coffee

 

barneys , cant wait will be there for the CUP

 

Awesome wish I was goin. Loved Amsterdam and France nude beaches and good wine. Tell us how it was. Peace

 

no problems i let you all no which strain won, i still cant believe that i cant find anyone on this site thats is going, wierd