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Getting a Passport?

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HomerJS said:
Democrats when they come into power need to invalidate those passports and force people to replace.

I hope countries will refuse entry with the Trump passports.
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Countries aren't going to refuse entry based on it.

That being said I wonder if this doesn't violate some passport regulations/laws. If it does they should invalidate them, yes.
 
How about getting a depassport? I understand you are setting up shop to denaturalize at minimum 200 citizens per year ... for starters...

Wonder if those are going to be targeted someone saying something bad about bibi.
 
nakedfrog said:
Ugh, you Europeans are such pussies, how long are you going to whine about that?
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current estimate: Three generations ~ 100 years

edit: not kidding.

Put that trump skid mark on record.

edit2: The only real thing I worry about besides arms, talking about depending on the US, is the AI future... But then China just releases deepseek V4 opensource that rilvals 4.7 opus.

Dont you see? China is the stable trading partner ... and at current pace probably even more humanitarian.

You gonna lose it all.
 
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cytg111 said:
current estimate: Three generations ~ 100 years

edit: not kidding.

Put that trump skid mark on record.
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Serious point though. For my kids, one of the defining and memorable points in their history will be the US threatening to invade Europe. They'll remember that for a long time.

Edit. That probably needs context. For most Brits we've always seen the US as a close ally. We don't always see eye to eye but we have similar values. For kids starting to seriously look at the wider world (what? 14 up, something like that) their first memory of the US will be as a very potential enemy. That colours your political life.
 
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cytg111 said:
current estimate: Three generations ~ 100 years

edit: not kidding.

Put that trump skid mark on record.

edit2: The only real thing I worry about besides arms, talking about depending on the US, is the AI future... But then China just releases deepseek V4 opensource that rilvals 4.7 opus.

Dont you see? China is the stable trading partner ... and at current pace probably even more humanitarian.

You gonna lose it all.
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That, uh, that may not bode well for you either.
 
Just found out both my wife and my passports have expired... last week! We can renew them online, but got to go take good photo to upload.. asap.
 
Canada just changed one of their laws on Canadian citizenship. Prior to the change, if you were born in the US but your parent was born in Canada, you could claim Canadian citizenship. The recent change in their laws says the one-generation thing was unconstitutional, opening it up to more generations.

My grandfather was born in Ontario and lived there until he was 19. Sounds like Canada may already consider me Canadian.

My daughter traveled to Scotland several times last year, and I told her to just say she was Canadian, and damn, she actually is.

Now when someone asks, I'll correctly tell them I'm Canadian, unless it's ICE that is asking.

www.pbs.org

Dual citizenship, eh? Under new law, millions of Americans may now also be considered Canadian

A recent change to Canada's requirements has led to a surge in applications from its southern neighbor.
www.pbs.org www.pbs.org
 
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