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The establishment is always looking at ways to hide their taxes. Electrifying Everything Means Higher Energy Costs For Consumers. These DOE Numbers Prove It (Again) Last year, Stacey Abrams, a prominent Democrat who served in the Georgia House of Representatives for 10 years, joined Rewiring America as a “senior counsel.” In a press release, Abrams said she was excited to join the dark money NGO because she wants to help promote its electrify everything agenda and to “share the benefits of electrification.” She also claimed that families “across the country live too close to the economic edge, and every dollar saved now changes their future. But few understand how much money they can save with a little help to upgrade their homes and vehicles.” Abrams is one of many activists, NGOs, and politicians who contend that trying to electrify everything will save consumers money. In 2022, the White House claimed that electrifying everything would “lower energy costs.” One of the richest climate NGOs in the US, the Natural Resources Defense Council (annual revenue: $193 million), claims that “done right,” electrifying everything will “bring big benefits to environmental justice communities,” including “lower energy costs.” https://robertbryce.substack.com/p/electrifying-everything-means-higher
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K1 Journey of a Filipino
Dashinka replied to Kanohi Solis's topic in K-1 Fiance(e) Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports
Congratulations and good luck on your upcoming journey to the US and your subsequent immigration journey! -
I-130,About 2×2 photo
Dashinka replied to Mizuki00's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Case Filing and Progress Reports
This ^^^ Save the photos as a JPEG with your names as the file names. Good Luck! -
It means what it says. On a word file or other word processor type your name and address using your native writing system or alphabet (probably a good idea to include an English version side-by-side even though that already exists earlier in the I130) save it as a PDF and upload it. As to the file requirements, any file you need to submit for evidence (not including the native language specific document) that is not in English has to be translated and you can do the translation yourself (search the web for a self-translation attestation). Good Luck!
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No one is required to file for citizenship. If it is your wife's desire to become a citizen and she meets the requirements for filing the N400 she can file whenever she wants when her filing window opens. The ship has sailed regarding the next administration as no N400 is going to be decided in less than two months, so she can file when she is comfortable filing. Good Luck!
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Definitely. It is amazing how the left are screwing up governments around the world and playing right into the hands of the CCP and others. Germany’s and France’s governments are on the brink, and who knows what is next. They call Trump destabilizing, but for some reason the fires start when the establishment is allowed to run wild. Full disclosure, the ROK is one of my favorite countries. I love the people, the food, the history. I was last there in August and my wife joined me for a few days so she could get a taste of the culture. We had an amazing time.
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No, you are not on Indigenous land
Dashinka replied to Dashinka's topic in Current Events and Hot Social Topics
It is amazing how the left always want to ut some sort of historical stake in the ground and judge everything from that point. The fact is all the land on this planet was here and empty before the first humans arrived, and will be here after the human race leaves. -
The CO congratulates you? I do believe there are some things in the medical exam that cannot be done. Also, assume this is the child of the petitioner (not judging), you and he needs to research CRBA. Good Luck!
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Can someone explain why so many folks, mostly leftist, are in favor of ethnonationalism? No, you are not on Indigenous land The United States, like all nations, was created through territorial conquest. Most of its current territory was occupied or frequented by human beings before the U.S. came; the U.S. used force to either displace, subjugate, or kill all of those people. To the extent that land “ownership” existed under the previous inhabitants, the land of the U.S. is stolen land. This was also true before the U.S. arrived. The forcible theft of the land upon which the U.S. now exists was not the first such theft; the people who lived there before conquered, displaced, or killed someone else in order to take the land. The land has been stolen and re-stolen again and again. If you somehow destroyed the United States, expelled its current inhabitants, and gave ownership of the land to the last recorded tribe that had occupied it before, you would not be returning it to its original occupants; you would simply be handing it to the next-most-recent conquerors. If you go back far enough in time, of course, at some point this is no longer true. Humanity didn’t always exist; therefore for every piece of land, there was a first human to lay eyes on it, and a first human to say “This land is mine.” But by what right did this first human claim exclusive ownership of this land? Why does being the first person to see a natural object make you the rightful owner of that object? And why does being the first human to set foot on a piece of land give your blood descendants the right to dispose of that land as they see fit in perpetuity, and to exclude any and all others from that land? What about all the peoples of the world who were never lucky enough to be the first to lay eyes on any plot of dirt? Are they simply to be dispossessed forever? I have never seen a satisfactory answer to these questions. Nor have I seen a satisfactory explanation of why ownership of land should be allocated collectively, in terms of racial or ethnic groups. In general, the first people who arrived on a piece of land did so in dribs and drabs, in small family units and tiny micro-tribes that met and married and fought and mixed and formed into larger identities and ethnicities and tribes over long periods of time. In most cases, the ethnic groups who now claim pieces of land as their own did not even exist when the first humans discovered or settled that land. https://www.noahpinion.blog/p/no-you-are-not-on-indigenous-land?publication_id=35345&post_id=152348571&isFreemail=true&r=7nm2&triedRedirect=true
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Processing times seem to follow a sine wave model and it appears the I485 is heading toward a peak but hopefully they will come down soon. When my wife adjusted her status after we married AOS times were fairly long especially for those that had the interview waived (there were members here actively asking how they could switch their waiver to an interview so they could get their GC faster), but my wife had an interview and got her GC in about 6 months. You are still in the 6 month window, so hopefully something will break soon. Also you mentioned Casper (I assume Wyoming), but for some reason that office does not show up in the processing time look up. All you can really do is wait and assume you will get an interview. Good Luck!
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Inquiry on status IR-1
Dashinka replied to Joseph J. Roberts's topic in IR-1 / CR-1 Spouse Visa Process & Procedures
The CEAC status does not always indicate the actual real-time status. I would rely more on how the interview with the CO went, was more information requested, did the CO indicate a positive result (not always reliable), did the consulate keep the passport, etc.? Eventually the website will catch up, and hopefully soon. Good Luck! -
You should still be able to get something official from the court showing something even if it shows no record found. See the thread linked for someone in a similar situation. As to your part B even if you file now, there is no way things will be wrapped up before Jan. 20, 2025. As to a spousal visa (IR1/CR1) vs a K1, I would definitely look toward the spousal visa. Nigeria is a difficult country regardless of who is in office, and you will need to show a solid relationship which is easier (relatively speaking) to do if married, and beginning to comingle the marriage. Good Luck!
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A little more credible critique of the Hunter Biden pardon. Democrats need to enable political corruption as it runs deep in DC. IRS whistleblowers slam Hunter Biden's pardon: Taxpayers held to different standard than the 'political elite' Special agent Ziegler told MacCallum that Biden's claims his son was "singled out" are "completely ludicrous." "I'm a Democrat, and I'm a person that believes in the rule of law. When you look at what he was charged with, criminal tax evasion, and what he pled guilty to, there's thousands of taxpayers who honestly file their taxes, they pay their taxes on time, and I think they should be disappointed by this because they're held up to a standard that's different than the political elite," said Ziegler. https://www.msn.com/en-us/news/world/irs-whistleblowers-slam-hunter-bidens-pardon-taxpayers-held-to-different-standard-than-the-political-elite/ar-AA1v9uqr
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Really, an Eric Swalwell quote? How is Fang Fang doing? Did Eric get removed from the intelligence committee yet? I do wonder what Eric and the other Old Corrupt Petulant Joe apologists will say when he uses his pardon pen for his brother and the rest of his family including himself? The fact that Democrats defend political corruption and use the justice system to attack their political enemies shows just how insidious the DC insiders are. Regardless, keep defending the establishment.
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Just wow. I know the Democrats tend to claim victim status at the drop of a hat, but this was amazing. You do realize that labels used in the media are defined by those in the media which clearly shows how biased the current media is toward the left be it here in the US or in Europe. What amazes me is you continue to try and group everyone who supports Trump or voted for Trump as Proud Boy supporting Magas. Maybe take a step back and see why Trump was re-elected, and it has nothing to do with the extremism on the right, but rather the extremism on the left.
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Adult Son
Dashinka replied to newbeginnings17's topic in Bringing Family Members of Permanent Residents to America
Depending on the country anywhere from 15-25 years assuming the son remains unmarried. If the son is married, there is no option. https://travel.state.gov/content/dam/visas/Bulletins/visabulletin_December2024.pdf -
I-864 For AOS
Dashinka replied to AHRA's topic in Adjustment of Status (Green Card) from K1 and K3 Family Based Visas
Use the same name you used as the beneficiary on the I485. We did. Good Luck!