And I will mention my sanity, or the lack of it, as the second private reason. Now all I need is some political turmoil down here! ;D
Thanks for the explaination, Im sorry that this is happening to your country, but to be honest the threat of some kind of unrest or conflict in my eyes doesnt make a rush through right. There are many people in countries that are in more peril than that. I am not saying mine is bad, but we actually have riots that have been going on for 4 days now in nearly all capital cities and some small towns as well, hundreds of arrests and people have been killed, our goverment cant get control, police are overun and god help you if your from a different country atm in the Uk.dutchboy54 said:The political unrest that is occurring there at the moment has no end in site. The former prime minister has been arrest and on trial now for wrong doing that the world leaders do not believe have occured. The presidential elections are next year and she was a very serious contender to him. So most leaders in the world are believing that by having her arrested and hopefully convicted will eliminate the threat in the next elections. Most people do not realize that the current president has served two times in prison for criminal activities. This former prime minister was behind the Orange Revolution in the early 2000's. She is very popular with the people thus a threat to the current president. Even the courts are not acting according to the judical laws of the country. With that in mind the tension is already present since the country is divided regarding who to join. EU or Russian Federation. The western half favor the EU and the eastern half favors the Federation. So one half speaks Ukraine and the other speaks Russian. When I was there last May there was already another riot regarding the language in L'viv (ukraine) or L'vov (Russian) which is in the western half. This was May 9 their remembrance day. Some of the people I spoke too believe that if things do not change that a civil war or some kind of conflict could occur and from the way I understand it yes I would agree.
Forgive me for speaking my mind, but this is outrageous! What possible reasons would justify someone getting expedited treatment from CIC under the Family Class category when a great number of applicants haven't heard from the CPC within the "normal" timeframe? It's beyond me!!dutchboy54 said:Yes there was two reasons, One is the political turmoil right now in Ukraine regarding the former prime minister and the current president. The political instability is in a volitile state but the second reason is private and I will not discuss. Thanks for the congrats everyone.
thanks Anna_sol, yeah I know a couple of people that have been caught in the crossfire of these riots, I went to the town the otherday cause i had to go and it was bad there, everyone looks at everyone else with so much suspicion and even though Im white british born bred here and 50 people still look at you as if to wonder if your son or brother or daughter was involved in any of this. I hate it here, its been bad for a while, but fingers crossed the whole thing will be over soon and we will all get our PPR's come through.Anna_sol said:Mandy, nothing can beat a house on fire... I hope you r ok there
Hey Mandy, you stay safe 'mi duck' (as we say in Nottingham!) I'm glad that I'm away from England right now, but it's horrible watching it on BBC World and worrying about family and friends. Thankfully it seems to be calming down though?MandyUK said:thanks Anna_sol, yeah I know a couple of people that have been caught in the crossfire of these riots, I went to the town the otherday cause i had to go and it was bad there, everyone looks at everyone else with so much suspicion and even though Im white british born bred here and 50 people still look at you as if to wonder if your son or brother or daughter was involved in any of this. I hate it here, its been bad for a while, but fingers crossed the whole thing will be over soon and we will all get our PPR's come through.
Hi Maid_Marian yeah thanks, I am grateful that I am at least somewhere that I know I will be protected if I needed it.Maid_Marian said:Hey Mandy, you stay safe 'mi duck' (as we say in Nottingham!) I'm glad that I'm away from England right now, but it's horrible watching it on BBC World and worrying about family and friends. Thankfully it seems to be calming down though?
Worst bit for me was my boyfriend's mum called to say that a police station had been firebombed in Nottingham - I turned on the TV only to find it was the one at the top of my old road!! My poor tenants! Good job they signed another year lease before this all kicked off
Wherever you are, stay safe and keep your chin up! Even with the riots, you're better off in the UK than many other parts of the world. Always look on the bright side, I reckon... x
Anna_sol,Anna_sol said:Aneyshar!!
I saw you posted a chart in june thread. I love it!!! Great job!!
Could you put the link to this chart right next to our spreadsheet?