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expatlife26

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Q: Visa Update: non-natives will be required to serve two years in the China Scam Watch on a "W" visa?

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Because if it's not true it should be. "Non-native teachers have no decency!" declared Brian, an honorable native speaker. "One of them called me, 'Flyin Brian'!" A grievous insult to be sure but is serving two years in the China Scam Watch the correct approach? "Yes, it is." screamed Becky, whose parental legitimacy may be questionable but seems to have Australian citizenship. "If they want to have the same rights as human beings as a native speaker would they must spend two years sworn to make repetitive postings online and accusing others of scams...it's only fair."

The China Scam Watch is a VERY unpopular organization, despite it's noble intentions and being completely above suspicion of being a fictitious organization supporting a scam artist. For example If you look at their website, you can see they have ZERO facebook likes. So not one person likes them publicly. That points to an image problem they have.

All persons falling under this policy are required to join the Watch or risk having the status quo of business-as-usual continuing in their lives for an indeterminate amount of time. "We don't know what could happen to them," shouted Stan, an ornery & crusty 50 year old man of the Watch. "Maybe they can just go about their lives as if this post never occurred, maybe they can continue to find opportunity in the job market as they have for years...but maybe, just maybe something in the future will change and they would have to re-evaluate their options. Would YOU take that risk? I wouldn't. That's why you see me right here online accusing random companies of sometimes far-fetched scams."

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A W-visa? W for banker?

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I would, just because you wouldn't .

8th raincoat is on the way! I agree, it's moronic way to get new garments.

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A W-visa? W for banker?

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Wow great post, OP!

I'd just be worried about what happens when the 2 yrs are up! Can you renew the W visa or will you be taken directly to prison?

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The people of Shijiazhuang needed to know this. This is a matter of lifestyle.

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"There is more than enough evidence around the world about the medicinal benefits of cannabis," he said, adding that legalization would create a "safer and much more controllable" use of the drug."

https://www.rt.com/news/342287-marijuana-march-legalize-protest/

‘Free the weed’: Cannabis supporters protest globally for relaxation of marijuana laws

Buenos Aires, Argentina

Demonstrators were out in force in the Argentinian capital, Buenos Aires, including wheelchair-bound children suffering from refractory epilepsy. They want the drug legalized for medical use and for it to be regulated for cultivation and consumption.

Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

Rio’s Ipanema and Leblon beaches were the setting as thousands of people marched through Brazil’s iconic city calling for cannabis to be legalized in the country.

Brazilian politician Renato Cinco took part in the march and he told Ruptly that legalizing cannabis could help to bring down the country’s rising prison population.

"To legalize marijuana would make a big difference, first to fight the oversaturation of prisons. Today in Brazil, the majority of [drug] traffic prisoners are there because of selling marijuana that way legalizing it would reduce the number of prisoners,” he said.

Toronto, Canada

Some 20,000 marijuana activists gathered in Queens Park in Toronto to take part in the 18th Global Marijuana March

“Thousands of people are still facing criminal charges,” said event founder Neev, who refused to give his last name, according to the Toronto Sun. “It should be legalized, it should be cheaper. It’s so expensive because it’s not legal yet. I appreciate the Liberals wanting to do it right, but the rollout is so slow.”

A number of those taking part wore fancy dress costumes, while they chants of “free the weed” could be heard.

Cologne, Germany

Cologne was one of several German cities that saw demonstrations taking place to try and force the government to legalize marijuana. Thousands of protesters took advantage of the good weather to take to the streets, while music blared out from a float.

Madrid, Spain

Thousands of demonstrators were out in force in the capital of Spain, Madrid, on Saturday. A yellow open top bus paraded through the streets, which blasted out music from its many speakers, while there were plenty of green balloons on display with a marijuana leaf printed on them.

Cape Town, South Africa

Thousands of pro-cannabis supporters took to the streets of Cape Town in South Africa. There were plenty of placards on display, while chants of “free the weed” could be heard.

"We were marching for the legalization and regulation of cannabis in South Africa," lead organizer Johannes Berkhout told AFP.

Manfred Hofemann12 minutes ago

In den Philippinen ist fuer den Führerschein ein Drugtest notwendig. Es wird getestet auf Canabis und Shabu.Bei positivem Test gibt es keinen Führerschein.

Stop bumpin'...

I know some Russians in Shanghai.....withouth problems..... Any rain around?

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Questing title : Visa Update: non-natives will be required to serve two years in the China Scam Watch on a "W" visa? 
		
Questing description : OFFICIAL STATEMENT OF POLICY
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Because if it's not true it should be.&nbsp;"Non-native teachers have no decency!" declared Brian, an honorable native speaker. "One of them called me, 'Flyin Brian'!" A grievous insult to be sure but is serving two years in the China Scam Watch the correct approach? "Yes, it is." screamed Becky, whose parental legitimacy may be questionable but seems to have Australian citizenship. "If they want to have the same rights as human beings as a native speaker would they must spend two years sworn to make repetitive postings online and accusing others of scams...it's only fair."
&nbsp;
The China Scam Watch is a VERY unpopular organization, despite it's noble intentions and being completely above suspicion of being a fictitious organization supporting a scam artist. For example If you look at their website, you can see they have ZERO facebook likes. So not one person likes them publicly. That points to an image problem they have.&nbsp;
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All persons falling under this policy are required to join the Watch or risk having the status quo of business-as-usual continuing in their lives for an indeterminate amount of time. "We don't know what could happen to them," shouted Stan, an ornery &amp; crusty 50 year old man of the Watch. "Maybe they can just go about their lives as if this post never occurred, maybe they can continue to find opportunity in the job market as they have for years...but maybe, just maybe something in the future will change and they would have to re-evaluate their options. Would YOU take that risk? I wouldn't. That's why you see me right here online accusing random companies of sometimes far-fetched scams."

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