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CONVERSION TO QUOTA IMMIGRANT VISA Who can apply? Nationals of countries which have diplomatic relations with the Philippines and grant the Filipinos the same immigration privileges under the principle of reciprocity which shall not be in excess of fifty (50) of any one nationality or without nationality for any one calendar year Where to apply? BI Main Office What to bring? 1. Checklist with complete documentary requirements 2. Application Form 3. Additional Information on Applicant's children (if needed) How to apply? Secure the Consolidated General Application Form (CGAF) from either at the Public Information and Assistance Unit (PIAU) at BI G/F Main Office or from the official BI Website. Submit the documents for pre-screening to the Central Receiving Unit (CRU) or to the frontline officer or staff of other Immigration Offices able to process this transaction. Get the Order of Payment Slip (OPS). Pay the required fees. Sub...

Some Call Then Sheep- I Call Them Bitter, Psychotic Worker Drones In An Ant Colony- Hunter’s View by Forest Hunter First thing I see on my feed this AM is a Muslim suicide kaboom, in Kabul. Makes no difference where, just that it’s Islam related. And after that objectionable but entirely predictable bit of ho-hum“news,” I got a follow-up bit from MS-13: Basically those thugs, who don’t belong here legally but whom L.A. and New York and Chicago and San Francisco want to give sanctuary, have this to say: “the police have been making too many arrests and it’s time to take the streets back and take out a cop like we do in El Salvador.” What the hell is WRONG with Brown and Cuomo and Garcetti and DeBlasio and Emanuel all the rest who insist upon ignoring or defying federal law to protect criminals at the expense of their own taxpayers? How the &*%# is that logical? Islam is the perfect example of a metastasizing malignancy which consumes its host while providing nothi...

by Forest Hunter Several years ago I was asked two questions: (1) what would you do as PotUS and (2) what would you say when meeting President (it is to laugh) Obama? My answer to the first one was that I wouldn’t have the job under any circumstances except absolute power. No WAY would I put up with the frustration and BS the job entails with a fatal debt, suffocating entitlements, balky Congress, special-interest begging groups, and the irreconcilable differences between our two major political parties. To the second one, I said that if coming face to face with DingleBarry, I would make deliberate eye contact and then turn and walk away without a sound. I most certainly wouldn’t shake his paw. Anyone who’s had power knows the temptations, the offers, the false smiles, the Monday-morning quarterbacking, the nobody-wins situations, the paranoia, the sharp-elbow jockeying for position that constantly surround you. And we’ve all heard the old saw that power corrupts . . . but the b...

By Forest Hunter I had just copied and read this link (below) and was trying to decide a number of factors, when we lost our net, again, so I suppose throwin some random thoughts out on the table and lookin at the contents while I wait is a decent course of action.   At this point in our national political development no navigable bipartisan path for moving forward exists.  There’s no simple political solution for the impasse we’ve stubbornly and selfishly allowed to develop.   To me our two-party system has become so divisive, so bitter, so intractable, so intransigent that it more closely resembles a couple well on the road to divorce than a partnership of mature adults working to make things better for the entire family. I don’t see reconciliation in the future, only continued “irreconcilable differences.”  And true to form, if something can be taken to extremes and provide an example of how NOT to do it, Californ...

Leftistas . . . steadfastly defending their right never to hear opinions different from their own, even when those ideas are obviously working MUCH better than theirs. Leftistas . . . delicate pettifoggers motivated by the belief that when something offends them, the rest of us should care and apologize by throwing money at them. Leftistas . . . childishly chanting “IMPEACH 45!!!” to the monotonous drumbeat of Trump Derangement Syndrome by the BLM Marching Band. Leftistas . . . committed to a de facto slow-motion  coup d’etat  against a guy they REALLY don’t want to even BE PotUS, much less succeed in the job. Their aptly-named slow-motion Mueller “probe” is essentially a political colonoscopy sans anesthesia.  It clearly has found no evidence of Trump’s “collusion” or in fact ANY crime by him during the campaign or since.  If it had, we’d CERtainly have heard leaks about it from the heavily biased team of professional assassi...

by Forest Hunter A barely disguised invasion of the United States has been underway for many years now. Basically slow and unobtrusive, it has steadily replaced the “white” population of several western states by two factors: migration from Central America and fecundity (birth rate). Today the Latino population outnumbers the Europeos in California, and Latinos/Hispanics are the 2nd largest ethnic group in the entire country at nearly 18%, blacks being 3rd at under 14% (see the 3rd block of the census.gov link in comments). The future of the American Southwest can be seen in the California schools, where 25% of students identify as “white” and more than 50% as Latino/Hispanic. My criterion for differentiating between Latinos and Hispanics is that if you were born in this hemisphere and are predominantly indigenous racially and a native Spanish speaker, you’re Latino, whether from Chile, Guatemala, Cuba, Mexico, Canada, or the US. If you’re predominantly of European ...

The more than 50 Ghanaians who tried to gain entry to Australia under the guise of covering the Commonwealth Games as journalists were caught out when they were unable to answer questions about sport. The deportees, although in possession of genuine traveling documents, were arrested and detained after they failed to answer the sports-related questions which they should ordinarily be familiar with. The country’s Deputy Sports Minister, Pious Enam Hadidze, says an investigation has been opened into the development. However, he denied the ministry had anything to do with helping them get the visas in the first place - which Africa Live reported earlier here. The denial came after one of the deportees told Ghana-based radio station, Atinka FM, that officials of the Ghana Olympics Sports Committee and the Ministry of Sports were paid between $2,000 and $5,000 (£1,400 - £3,550) to have their visas processed as journalists for the Games.