Aryana Libris

Author : Grandpa and Others
Title : Bye Bye Big Brother Volume 3
Year : 2005

Link download : Grandpa_and_Others_-_Bye_Bye_Big_Brother_Volume_3.zip

Chapter 78. SECOND CITIZENSHIPS AND RESIDENCE PERMITS AFTER SEPTEMBER 11th. "A second passport is like a spare tyre; you should have one to dependably get you through any conceivable difficulties. " P.T. Man. The world changed forever on September 11th, 2001. The terror attack on NYC's Twin Towers provided the excuse Big Brother government was already seeking to apply pressure worldwide. Most legitimate 'economic citizenship' programs were closed down fast. These days, people seeking a second passport may find themselves viewed with great interest by Big Brother. Holding more than one passport is frowned upon in many circles. Citizenship and nationality consultants in the USA were hounded out of business. Of course, government talk and press releases about second passports being used for terrorism is pure propaganda. Like the stuff USA put out after Pearl Harbour to justify confiscating property from and putting the innocent Japanese Americans into concentration camps. The 9-11 suicide bombers mostly from Saudi Arabia all used their own legitimately obtained native country passports. They came to the USA with genuine visas issued to them by the USA government. Not one terrorist, not one 'non-combatant enemy suspect' jailed at Guantanamo, nor even any terrorist suspects ever used the services of a passport consultant or lawyer to get a second passport. Most people seeking second passports (that they pay for) are peaceful folk who have nothing to do with terrorism. They are seeking other citizenships for legitimate tax or privacy reasons. Sure, some crooks use false identities sometimes; but their second passports or identity documents are almost always counterfeits or simply stolen ones with the pictures replaced. Serious spies or assassins (as in the novel, Day of the Jackal) may kill people who look like them to take the passports of their murder victims. However, middle-class or wealthy people who simply want to expatriate for tax or political reasons now find it more difficult and expensive. Big Brother has changed the rules of the Second Passport game beyond recognition. ...