hbehmane said:
ok i understand its safer to do it but his case is a bit different cuz he applied in December and thats why i said wait cuz he still has lots of time. but again its up 2 him
once the craziness is over, most of the applicants must get their PPR in less than 6 months. So he may not have lots of time!
on another note:
in china and india the process takes less than 4 months (average 5 months means many get it in less than 3 months).
thanks to active people in this forum, canadian government is paying more attention to middle east.
Like I said last time, though we got our ppr, I am not done yet. We should continue to be active and try to elect the right people into the office. it's selfish that we only care about things that matter to us directly. it's not how it works. it's like insurance, everybody pays a small amount so a few people can benefit (that could be you or me!).
alternatively, we can hope the invisible god will help us. in the world map the countries who leave things to be fixed by god, they suffer the most. George Carlin has a good quote: "Praying is begging for an unseen deity to alter the laws of nature for someone admittedly unworthy."
basically, religious people live in paradox. one one hand they believe there is divine plan and everything has been planned based on god's will (destiny), on the other hand, they think if they are nice, god may change it only because of them!
we have been in canada for a while and we have only one or two MP from middle east. because we live our lives and let god decide for us (like god decided to screw up iran which was richer than south korea and turkey). realistically, we can keep faith and religion inside, and take action to change things outside.
during the election, not only i will vote but also I will at least take 50 iranians to polls, even if i have to buy them a coffee!
it's important to get into politics, even if it's dirty! chinese have captured 40% of canada, maybe we can get 5%?
