CALLING ALL GOING THOUGH ISLAMABAD PAKISTAN- OFF TOPIC

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If you are absent for more than a year, your Green Card will be considered almost automatically abandoned. Once that happened, there is usually no recourse.

Incorrect. See this link for more information: http://www.uscis.gov/graphics/services/Eme...dex.htm#Reentry

[Omid 0]

I've heard of people coming back after a couple of years on a gc... lots of questions were asked at the POE but ultimately they were allowed to enter...

[a1v 4]

Good Websites i Just Visited and Wanted to Share

"Pakistan Newspapers" http://www.onlinenewspapers.com/pakistan.htm

"All about Pakistan" http://www.itspakistan.net/

[hafiz 1]

need some pakola

[a1v 4]

Ask For More

[bhajishah 4]

SHokiriya thanks AJ and all B)

Does anyone know how to get a hold of the kansas regional service center (re AOS)

[babybunny 2]

hi Yall!..

I just ordered some dresses from this website. The prices seem reasonable to me.

last time I got a dress it cost me 100.00 per dress.

http://www.eshakti.com/

[PSoft 0]

need some pakola

I had pakola (ice cream soda) on last weekend. Man it is great !!

[PSoft 0]

Malaysian PM fined

June 17), to me this news is significant because this has happened for the first time in a Muslim country. In western and developed countries it is not unusual for VIPs, or anyone for that matter, to be fined for breaking the law. The wife of British Prime Minister Tony Blair was once fined for travelling without a ticket, the daughter of US President George Bush was fined for an offence, and so on. But in Muslim countries, majority of which are ruled by kings, shahs, sheikhs and dictators, no one dares charge any VIP even if they break the most sacred law of the country, the constitution.

I am reminded of two instances when a policeman doing his duty had to face a humiliating and punishing situation. A few years ago in Lahore a policeman stopped the car of a general, in which the general’s family was seated, for a traffic violation. This created such a commotion that the whole provincial government machinery was shaken and the policeman was taken to task for doing such an ‘awful’ job.

The second instance is a recent one involving Mr Amir Liaquat, the minister of state for religious affair when he was stopped by a policeman for travelling in a car with tinted windows as this is against the law. The minister, who is well-known for preaching Islam on TV, became so furious and felt so insulted at not being treated as a VIP that he contacted all the high-ups in the Sindh government and his party leadership for necessary action on this matter.

[hafiz 1]

where is shon?

[w¡n9Nµ7 §£@¥€r 123]

She was logged in just over 1 hour ago. Don't you wish you had access to VJ webserver logs?

Edited June 21, 2006 by Agent Smith

[PSoft 0]

She was logged in just over 1 hour ago. Don't you wish you had access to VJ webserver logs?

Hafiz contact Capt ewoke he will give you privileges to view VJ webserver logs.

[Omid 0]

where is everybody?

[hafiz 1]

cool, what other Privilege(acting dumb) do you get besides VJ webserver logs. LOL

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OMID we are right here

[Omid 0]

It just seems like its been kind of quiet today on our ISL threads... not very many are posting.

I hate AR.

Edited June 21, 2006 by Omid