Immigration Has Five Eyes

-


Most countries in Europe and Canada prefer families with small kids. Why? 
They are future consumers. Older people don't buy anything.

Five eyes? That must be a strange creature because humans have two. Yes, immigration has five eyes, something I gleaned from @odunlamiLawFirmLLC, recently.

Apparently, the immigration five eyes are Australia, Canada, the United Kingdom, U.S.A. and New Zealand. They share information. Therefore, forget about lying on your application. They’ll catch you and stamp VISA DENIED. It’s easy to share data because they are former British colonies. The U.K. is the ‘mother country’ as we were taught in school.

Lying in general is not a good idea, unless you have lawyers and accountants. Ordinary people cannot afford to lie, because lies end up, biting us in the butt. We have always known that Canada border control and its U.S. counterpart share information. It started in the summer of 2019. That is why it’s possible that four friends can rent a car in Vancouver and drive to the U.S. Border officers inspect their passports then ask one to step out of the car. He is denied entry because he was once arrested in Canada for being part of a protest that turned ugly. If that information is in his file in Canada, be rest assured it also resides in computer systems in America.

What else does Australia, Canada, U.K., U.S. and New Zealand share? Ideology. I don’t mean ideology as in communism and capitalism. I mean how they view the present and future, how they think it ought to be and the kind of people needed to make it happen.

Nonqaba waka Msimang

Blogger Without Borders

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Elections And Political Bullies

-
Image
Forget democracy.   It should be called political bullying. We are watching it in the prelude to the Canadian election on the 19 th of October, 2015.   Americans have also started their political bullying for the looming presidential election next year. So many trees wasted on books about democracy.   Some countries have big budgets for invading other countries ‘ to defend democracy’ but it is seldom practised in campaigning for elections.   Calling opponents names and printing flyers attacking each other is behaviour that will not be tolerated in kindergarten, but it is all legal, in campaigning.   It is irritating and such a let-down to the whole notion of democracy.   Grown-up men and women behaving like Grade One kids. It is also misleading because many voters believe it is real hatred.   Don’t let that fool you.   These politicians play golf together, attend the same dinner parties, eat and drink at the same social events, share jokes and cut deals in parliament.   They
Read more

Comfort Food As Regret Food

-
Image
Chicken curry. Comfort food is good for the soul, which usually bleeds in winter from icy roads, bad drivers that want to annihilate pedestrians, frozen fingers and toes that take a sabbatical.   What happened to my toes?   I thought I was wearing special socks for boots? We therefore have a right to comfort food which throws doctors’ orders out of the window and has no loyalty to calories.   No calculator on the table, thanks very much.   Piece of bread 5 calories, half a banana 10 calories, sugar-free cheesecake 2,000 calories.   Ah! Ah!  We only live once. Naw!   Comfort food is old school food with its compulsory second helping.   It involves licking fingers and giving a big sigh, about the good life, which is shelter, food, love and debt.   The problem is the zip.   The jeans remind you that comfort food can also be called you will regret food .   Home sweet home is even sweeter in winter after surviving blowing snow and bumper to bumper traffic. What is more welcoming th
Read more

No Air Miles

-
Image
I don’t have Air Miles.   I’m considering putting that on a T-Shirt because I cannot go to the drugstore (chemist) or coffee shop without the cashier asking me if I have air miles. We waited for about two minutes the other day, while this guy looked for his Air Miles card in his overweight wallet.   For what?   For a few points. I don’t have air miles because Mathematics is a foreign language.   I was never good in numbers. That is why I squashed the idea of being an investment banker very early in life.   I understand you can invest in cornfields before the soil is turned up or pork bellies even before a baby pig is born. That is how I view air miles, investing in tomorrow or the unknown.   I’m the dumb one.   Some people understand this air miles’ thing so well, I overheard one customer saying: I can even convert my points into cash. Points and air miles are the same thing in Canada and the U.S.   Drugstores or clothing stores even give you a card to collect point
Read more