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[QUOTE=DickBump;2197923]I would just add that my now pinay wife was able to secure a 1 yr US tourist visa and then was able to secure a 10 year tourist visa while we were first "dating". .............................[/QUOTE]Yeh, that was many years ago. We are talking about now. Very different now, after thousands of them did not leave country before their visa expired.

Another friend of mine has spent 2 years to and fro, trying to get his long term sweetheart into his country. She made a small mistake on the visa application form. Authorities will jump on that. Any excuse to avoid issuing a visa to filipino's, who do not respect laws / rules. Foreigner must help girl friend fill in the visa form and preferably be in her presence when she submits it at Consulate / Embassy. My "2 year" friend was asked a bribe to ignore mistake on his sweethearts application form. He did not pay bribe, she did not get visa. Still trying 2 yrs down the track. He refuses to entertain bribing.

Another guy told me his girl friend was married to a pinoy (male flip). For a substantial bribe, Filipino embassy employee, helped foreigners girl friend submit visa application as a single woman. He told her to go to foreigners country and stay there. That is, not return to Philippines. She got the visa and left pinoy husband (trike driver, LOL) behind.

The visa 'monkey business' seems to take place in Manila Consulates / Embassies. Of course, trying to bribe a public official would carry a heavy prison sentence. Only consider if embassy employee initiates things along those lines. Best to meet him / her after work and plan the m. O. Including filling out the visa application in his presence, at the local coffee shop.

ST, ST. The ladies are programmed at birth for ST. Go with the flow, and blow blow blow, into that hoe, hoe, hoe.

[QUOTE=MrEnternational;2197628]Why doesn't he go visit her?[/QUOTE]She is now pushing him to do so based on the info you gentlemen provided.

You can get wheelchair and oxygen in flight and to curbside, I think. Hotel can assist from there and arrange. If that is what is needed. Quite a few have passed on with a smile while on RR trips. M.

[QUOTE=NiceGuy99;2198147]She is now pushing him to do so based on the info you gentlemen provided.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Bushes;2198194]You can get wheelchair and oxygen in flight and to curbside, I think. Hotel can assist from there and arrange. If that is what is needed. Quite a few have passed on with a smile while on RR trips. M.[/QUOTE]Not a positive contribution to the board, my friend. I really enjoy helping pinays who are not just looking for rip offs. I am extremely happy with my Asian wife and I am happy to facilitate others seeking the same arrangement. I wish you all the best.

Maybe you don't need it but others might and do. You will be surprised. Most cases drive to where they can get serviced. Easier if legal within driving distance.

As for the passing, check the Internet. Quite a few had to be shipped back. Not uncommon. Didn't quite have their boots on but not a bad way to go. Taking care of the woody at night and in the morning can lead to passing with a smile. Rockefeller did at night in his office. I know several young guys who passed at night or in the morning.

[QUOTE=NiceGuy99;2198302]Not a positive contribution to the board, my friend. I really enjoy helping pinays who are not just looking for rip offs. I am extremely happy with my Asian wife and I am happy to facilitate others seeking the same arrangement. I wish you all the best.[/QUOTE]

Here are some quotes from the Internet as an example.

"The Netherlands is known for its social subsidies on everything from education to housing, but it's also subsidizing sex for the disabled. With prostitution legalized in the country, the government is boosting both the domestic sex economy and the intimate endeavors of its disabled citizens."

"Touching Base has a Referral List of disability-friendly sex service providers in Australia."

"Hand Angels" is a small Taiwanese NGO that advocates for what it calls sexual rights for disabled people. It has volunteers who have provided sexual "help" for a small number of disabled people.'

Google is your friend. Both for the question you were asking and for your criticism. Also look up "tampo" is you don't already know the signs and how to forecast.

Ray Charles was not famous just for his fingers.

[QUOTE=NiceGuy99;2198302]Not a positive contribution to the board, my friend. I really enjoy helping pinays who are not just looking for rip offs. I am extremely happy with my Asian wife and I am happy to facilitate others seeking the same arrangement. I wish you all the best.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=Bushes;2198194]You can get wheelchair and oxygen in flight and to curbside, I think. Hotel can assist from there and arrange. If that is what is needed.[/QUOTE][QUOTE=Bushes;2198306]Maybe you don't need it but others might and do.[/QUOTE]

While from the BBC and refers mainly to the UK and Europe it is a salutary warning to mongers. Seems this MG can be misdiagnosed and while Azithromycin can help the worry is it could become antibiotic resistant.

Good bedtime reading LOL.

[URL]https://www.bbc.com/news/health-44777938[/URL]

[QUOTE=ChochaMonger;2197864]Saudi Arabia has approximately 14,000 Filipino OFWs who absconded and overstayed their visas. Many resort to selling ass and pussy to earn money. Approximately, 190,000 Flips are in the USA illegally. [/QUOTE]It's actually takbo ng takbo which loosely means "on the run. " Also, undocumented Filipinos in the USA Number more like 300 K, and almost all came here legally on tourist visas, but then, over stayed taking under-the-table jobs. In fact, I know a takbo ng takbo pinoy who was a newscaster at Channel 9 in Manila. So, it is no wonder immigration officials are loathe to grants tourist visas to pinoys even if they have good jobs, a bank account, or even a home.

[QUOTE=Docwiltro;2200819]It's actually takbo ng takbo which loosely means "on the run. " Also, undocumented Filipinos in the USA Number more like 300 K, and almost all came here legally on tourist visas, but then, over stayed taking under-the-table jobs. In fact, I know a takbo ng takbo pinoy who was a newscaster at Channel 9 in Manila. So, it is no wonder immigration officials are loathe to grants tourist visas to pinoys even if they have good jobs, a bank account, or even a home.[/QUOTE]Who wouldn't jump ship? You can make minimum 8 times your Phil salary and feed your family. I would jump ship too.

As I pointed out before. The bulk of illegal immigrants 8.9 million are from countries bordering Mexico. I suspect things are going to change in the future. UK and China are pushing advancement in surveillance and facial recognition. US is resisting because certain groups feel targeted. Police were using camera scanners to scan license plates to find stolen or problem cars. Some jurisdictions had to stop that because certain groups felt targeted. Even though many stolen cars were recovered.

However, given the increase of hate crime, that might change. Many citizens have given their biometric information to join trusted traveller programs. The US is already capturing illegally so much information about its citizen that it could easily start looking for undocumented persons. But it has chosen not to. The capabilities are amazing if you see how the circle around DT had been filtered out and detailed conversations and information were captured. And they worry about about China. UK and US are already do it.

The world is funny. Recently a refugee from Africa was given French citizenship for scaling up several balconies to save a child. No one asked the politically incorrect question as to where the person developed or honed this skill.

IMHO, the 300 K filipino who want to work in the US is not a problem. There are occasional amnesty programs that will legalize them. The should be more fear about those who are disillusioned about the American dream and turn against it. Like the West Point Officer.

[QUOTE=Docwiltro;2200819]It's actually takbo ng takbo which loosely means "on the run. " Also, undocumented Filipinos in the USA Number more like 300 K, and almost all came here legally on tourist visas, but then, over stayed taking under-the-table jobs. In fact, I know a takbo ng takbo pinoy who was a newscaster at Channel 9 in Manila. So, it is no wonder immigration officials are loathe to grants tourist visas to pinoys even if they have good jobs, a bank account, or even a home.[/QUOTE]

[QUOTE=Bushes;2200935]IMHO, the 300 K filipino who want to work in the US is not a problem. There are occasional amnesty programs that will legalize them. The should be more fear about those who are disillusioned about the American dream and turn against it. Like the West Point Officer.[/QUOTE]Many illegals work hard am sure but they are illegal nevertheless.

The point about the West Point officer is valid and more of a worry for many. And never forget the true blue Americans who think Puerto Rico is not part of the USA (LOL. Recent TV and media reports), those in the panhandles and mountains who think their grandmother is their girlfriend / wife and the goat and horse the lover LOL. I would be worried about those idiots who are more likely to do harm IMHO then many others because they are 'American' and see the current leader as someone who supports their 'ambitions' LOL.

[QUOTE=Bushes;2200935]As I pointed out before. The bulk of illegal immigrants 8.9 million are from countries bordering Mexico. I suspect things are going to change in the future. UK and China are pushing advancement in surveillance and facial recognition. US is resisting because certain groups feel targeted. Police were using camera scanners to scan license plates to find stolen or problem cars. Some jurisdictions had to stop that because certain groups felt targeted. Even though many stolen cars were recovered.

However, given the increase of hate crime, that might change. Many citizens have given their biometric information to join trusted traveller programs. The US is already capturing illegally so much information about its citizen that it could easily start looking for undocumented persons. But it has chosen not to. The capabilities are amazing if you see how the circle around DT had been filtered out and detailed conversations and information were captured..[/QUOTE]The concern about random facial scanning to identify people in crowds comes in a large part from authoritarian countries like China using it identify dissidents and other "enemies of the state" in crowds in order to apprehend them for a little re-education. Chinese citizens also receive brownie points from the authoritarian party leaders based on certain behaviors who manage the bewildered population. No group in the US wants Chinese-style mass surveillance and social control. The corporations that deploy maintain and harvest data from these mass surveillance systems tout crime prevention, as a means of securing public consent and support to implement their unrestricted use.

Once this Chinese-style facial recognition social program goes into control, say goodbye to anonymous mongering trips to the Philippines. It would be silly to think that the government would limit surveillance of its citizens to within its borders when knowing what they are up to abroad is much more valuable in determining who is a "terrorist" or a sexual deviant traveling across international borders to break laws. It would not be hard for them to scan footage of pedestrian traffic and crowds in places of interest to mongers. Then identify mongers, their movements, and various consorts. Upon their return home facial scanning can identify them for secondary inspection and interrogation. The authorities may even have a warrant prepared to detain the monger based on surveillance data.

However, no one will steal cars anymore or commit hate crimes. The facial surveillance and crime prevention system will identify any man staring at a woman's posterior or chest for more than three seconds as a sexual harasser, and dispatch the nearest police unit to neutralize and detain the offender.

With such wonderful facial recognition systems to keep people on their best behavior in China, one has to wonder why Chinese are paying $70,000 per head to jump the border from Mexico into the US. Maybe, Americans see these Chinese running away from China and its excellence surveillance systems and are having second thoughts about supporting a nanny state. [URL]http://www.latimes.com/local/lanow/la-me-ln-chinese-border-california-20160607-snap-story.html[/URL].

If these surveillance systems become widespread, the insurance and human resources industries will pay good money to learn about all the risky behaviors of their clients and job applicants. For example, someone identified in a facial surveillance scan with prostitutes or in an area that prostitutes frequent may suddenly find his health insurance premiums increased. Similarly, employers may reject his job applications in spite of his excellence credentials and experience without any explanation.

[QUOTE=Docwiltro;2200819]It's actually takbo ng takbo which loosely means "on the run. " Also, undocumented Filipinos in the USA Number more like 300 K, and almost all came here legally on tourist visas, but then, over stayed taking under-the-table jobs. In fact, I know a takbo ng takbo pinoy who was a newscaster at Channel 9 in Manila. So, it is no wonder immigration officials are loathe to grants tourist visas to pinoys even if they have good jobs, a bank account, or even a home.[/QUOTE]You've got it wrong Doc.

It's "tago ng tago" not "takbo ng takbo".

Those filipino / as who do this f*ck it up for everyone else as you said. It makes immigration officials think that all filipinos are going to go tago ng tago.

If you are going to quote tagalog, at least get the quote right.

[QUOTE=WickedRoger;2201000]Many illegals work hard am sure but they are illegal nevertheless.

.....[/QUOTE]They go to the US because Americans can break their own laws with impunity on HIRING the illegals. Spend as much effort on the Americans who break their own laws in giving jobs to illegals and the problem will be solved. It is simple but much easier to shift the blame on "others".

Of course when this was tried the crops rotted in the fields.

[QUOTE=KabulGuy;2201286]Of course when this was tried the crops rotted in the fields.[/QUOTE]And when exactly was that?