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rockmachine
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Registered: Jun 2004
Location: Cologne
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sorry i didnt see that.
but dont u think about freedom? do you really support that?
the picture u posted is one the one hand a lil ignorant. garnier does not want to say that he´s not man enough to fill out forms, like you maybe are... lol
the other thing is that i really do not want to give my rivate data also. like bank account, dna - test and such things...
this is just meant to register all the people in a central databse. the result will be that for example - you drive too fast or you throw away your cigarette on the street, they can check that database, make some test and you get your fine.
is that what u want?
i am awaiting either no answer or some kinda answer like the pic above lol. but i hope you people start thinkin about what really happens... not what the television tells you ...
and this is no fun.
btw: youre a bush voter, arent u? hehe
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Jan-31-2005 21:38
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Spacey Orange
still loves trance.

Registered: Jul 2004
Location: California
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| quote: | Originally posted by rockmachine
sorry i didnt see that.
but dont u think about freedom? do you really support that?
the picture u posted is one the one hand a lil ignorant. garnier does not want to say that he´s not man enough to fill out forms, like you maybe are... lol
the other thing is that i really do not want to give my rivate data also. like bank account, dna - test and such things...
this is just meant to register all the people in a central databse. the result will be that for example - you drive too fast or you throw away your cigarette on the street, they can check that database, make some test and you get your fine.
is that what u want?
i am awaiting either no answer or some kinda answer like the pic above lol. but i hope you people start thinkin about what really happens... not what the television tells you ...
and this is no fun.
btw: youre a bush voter, arent u? hehe |
yikes!
i see what you're getting at but garnier is not a good example of what you're trying to discuss because everything that he's complaining about are not requirements for a visa (or in his case a temporary worker's visa, not a tourist visa). see my explanation in the MD thread. the requirements are few (a couple of forms), hence the pic.
i think that this is a non-issue. i believe that any country has a right, and should have as its right, to establish whatever criteria, which it deems to be in its best interest, by which to permit or deny people entry into its territory. that is essencial to being soviergn.
but on your broader point of privacy in one's country, i totally agree. but garnier is travelling to another country which is different. he may comply and go or refuse to comply and not go. its his choice. again, i beliec that the requirements are few and not what he stated.
BTW i'm not a george bush supporter.
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Jan-31-2005 22:45
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trancaholic
Danish Prophet of Doom

Registered: Oct 2000
Location: Aalborg
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| quote: | Originally posted by Spacey Orange
the requirements are few (a couple of forms), |
As someone who has just completed the process of acquiring a visa for the US I would say that you don't know what you are talking about. I needed to get a visa for participating in a research group in NYC for 6-9 months, with my salary and expenses paid for by my danish employer. That is, I didn't even need a work permit. Here is what I had to do:
* Get a DS-2019 form - which is a form that is issued in the US based on information that they get from you. A lot of emailing back and forth over the course of some weeks.
* Fill out forms DS-156, DS-157, and DS-158. They include parts where you should list your address in the US (hard when you haven't decided on one), phone numbers and addresses of close family, and a few non-family persons who can back up everything you have written. In addition you must list your last jobs, the countries you have visited the last 10 years (including the actual years you visited them), any "special skills", and any organisation you have been a member of or have contributed to. This information is *really* hard to remmeber/get - yet alone to find two non-family members who can verify it.
* Obtain a photograph with exact measures 5cm times 5 cm, on a white background, facing the camera, with certain limits on the ratio of head/background in the picture frame.
* Pay ~$150 to get an appointment at the US embassy.
* Pay a sevis fee ($100).
* Attend an interview at the embassy (took less than 5 minutes). Cost me ~$200 in travelling, and took an entire day, beginning at 4 in the morning to get their before it closed for interviews (10 a.m.).
* Bring your own $10 stamped SAE.
* Bring bank statements, debt documentation, working contracts, and other financial documents.
This is just of the top of my head, as I try to remember the detail. In addition to that, Denmark is even part of the visa-waver agreement.
What seems totally absurd to me, is that you can enter the US as a tourist with no fuzz at all, but once you actually need to do something there you need to go through quite a security clearance. I mean, why should the odds be higher that you are a terrorist if you are not a tourist?
I don't know if it's the same deal with foreigners coming to Europe, but as I haven't heard any of those I talk with complain, I guess not.
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Feb-01-2005 08:10
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rockmachine
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Jun 2004
Location: Cologne
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Feb-01-2005 09:58
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rockmachine
Senior tranceaddict
Registered: Jun 2004
Location: Cologne
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the rrest of the world sees america as a growing threat to their liberties... we cant go there without giving up our privacy, if we say that going to war for oil is wrong, it just does not matter...
if we say that what the us admins are doin, we are told we were afraid and we would be frightened even if a sweet pet looks evil at us.
thats no good way somehow. but the american media is so strong in "making opinions" that the normal citizen, who has no political knowledge of the things goin on outside the US just believes in rumsy , bush and cheney...
the only way to get to talk about that is the internet, because the official newspapers and channels are so stuffed wif propaganda..
hope u do not be angry if i compare this whole thing to adolf hitlers 3rd reich. first the liberties, then the expansive war strategy to gain new control over more wealth and lands, then the war. and after all the killings a big "ooooooh soooooorry we did not knoooooow"
hope it wont be like that ...
but nobody seems to be interested in this shit! only few europs who complain all the time, isnt that boring?
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