Re: My immigration. Reasons, plans and thoughts
@GrannyCheeseWheel, @camlorn
All those people from Canada and the UK who are here, have they learned English or Canadian law?
Has anyone ever opened any act?
I learned English law. Moreover, I talked to solicitors. And I can say that becoming a solicitor is not that easy. Rather, it's not very easy.
You are wrong. See the Spanish royal family, the Danish royal family, the Swedish royal family. Your words are correct about them. They don't run the state.
The British royal family doesn't rule the UK either, but! Unlike other royal families, they are empowered to do so.
The British monarch has the right to dissolve parliament, declare war, and more. He has as many rights as none of the constitutional monarchies.
And here you should understand that there is what actually happens, and what is possible formally, in theory. If the British monarch doesn't use his power, it doesn't mean that the British monarch doesn't have this power.
And to say that you are from Canada, the UK, and you know better, is stupid. Show me, no. Show everyone the legal acts of your country confirming that I'm wrong. Otherwise, it's just words.
@Jayde
Show me my message where I talked about the British royal family actually running Canada? I say that the British Queen is also the Queen of Canada, and formally, in theory, by law, she has the right to rule. But she doesn't use it.
Moreover. Did you know that the Governor General of Canada doesn't act by written law, but by unwritten rules? He approves of the prime minister, although he has the right to refuse.
I'm trying to convey to you that if the Queen of Canada doesn't interfere in Canadian politics, it doesn't mean that she cannot.
@brad
In fact, much doesn't happen in the UK without the knowledge and signature of the monarch. And the monarch follows this by tradition, unwritten rules, but if you take the law, the British monarch can do more than a British citizen, who don't know English law thinks.
But alas. All these people tell me that I'm wrong. And their main argument is that they are from their country! Sounds funny, doesn't it?
No, they definitely know more. I don't argue. But if I live in one house, and you, in another, this doesn't mean that I cannot know how the second house lives or built. I'm from Ukraine, but I know Russian law better than many Russian citizens. I have read the constitutional acts of Canada, the Westminster Statute of 1931, and I'm sure that many here have never even opened these documents.
camlorn
Unrealistic dreams? Okay.
I want to immigrate.
What have I already done for this?
1. I learn English;
2. I'm getting higher education, yes, for immigration I do it;
3. I work to save up for an expensive life in other countries.
Now. I take any visa. For example, E-2 in the USA. I'm going to the USA to open a company. And what, the officer will refuse me because of my blindness if I qualify for this visa?
Even if it does, and I will appeal it to USCIS. Oh yes, I'm already imagine this official response from USCIS, where they write that I'm blind and cannot get a US visa!
Bro. If a deaf-blind person who cannot see, practically doesn't hear, travels and gets visas to the USA, Canada, why would they not approve of a blind guy who is going to open a business in America?
You speak like a Russian person who is sure that the laws don't work.
Okay. About unrealistic dreams. Yes, I have similar ones.
Build my castle. With forest and garden. Okay, is it an unrealistic dream? Why?
Maybe You don't know this, because you don't need it, but luxury real estate can be taken on a mortgage.
Why am I planning my business? Not only because I want to help people. But also because it will help in my immigration and other dreams.
@JayJay
Look what's going on. What America and the European Union are doing.
For example, they accuse Russia of Russia attacking Ukraine.
I'm from Ukraine. And I claim that it's not true. But the USA and the EU are forcing the whole world to recognize this!
An alternative is needed for American power and American influence. Can you think of better than reviving the British Empire? If this fails, I will create a virtual state, the main task of which is to popularize the monarchy.
@brad
Think about it. Why does someone obey someone. People work for the boss. Why aren't they doing their business?
The main reason, they think, hm, I'm not sure if that saying exists in English, but in Russian we say, "You can't jump over your head". And it's wrong.
If you stick to these stereotypes, nothing will happen!
I can achieve my goals in Ukraine, in Russia. In my homeland. But! By the end of my life, how much will I do here, and how much will I do in a developed country? I think it's a big difference.
@JayJay
To be honest, I didn't finish reading your last post.
Dude, did you read my first post carefully? I need a million pounds for one of the visas, or rather a profit of one million pounds, but did I say that I would do it?
The maximum investment I need to immigrate to the US on an E-2 visa is $100,000. I can find this money. Not easy, but I can. But I don't want! Therefore, I'm looking for other options.
@gym: Cannot do it.
No comment.
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