Embassies & Consulates

Best answer: Generally speaking, if you aren't born with U.S. citizenship, and you want to get U.S. citizenship, then you have to renounce any other citizenship that you do have.

Best answer: Yes they should. Taiwan deserves Independence from the communist menace that is China.

Japanese people are doing their best to preserve their native culture, I think.

and what happens if they reject your photo when you visit the consulate for renewing your passport? I tried taking a photo of mine and printing at the CVS store but their photo quality is not that good. Have anyone got passed using the same methods with mine. btw, I know CVS can only prepare a photo for U.S. passport size.

We haven't met in person yet, we talk everyday on WhatsApp, video etc. He wants to come over for 3 weeks since that's all the vacation time he can get. He's afraid of getting denied since we haven't met yet, he's been working his butt off to have enough money.

Best answer: Not hardly.

Best answer: You join the air force
Sometime on your second tour of exemplary service you apply, something like 12% get approved
Or get elected President, as Trump proved any moron can do that

Best answer: Yes, people are losing faith in politicians. They are an embarrassment.
No, democracy is not in danger. It just needs to grow up a bit. It may never be the same again but that does not mean it is in danger.

There is no shortage of idiots pontificating on Youtube and elsewhere. Other idiots pay attention to them, leading to a spread of idiocy. We do not have to be part of that decline in collective mental ability.

Of course Brexit has not happened. No one can agree what it means and what sort of post-Brexit arrangement we want or can get. Any fool can say 'Let's get out', and a small majority did. What they never knew was what it really means or how it will affect prices, jobs, security, benefits, food supplies, staffing of our hospitals or the value of the money in their pocket. Now they should have a better idea. Now we have a few hundred thousand voters who were too young to vote last time and now want a say about their future. Now we have a few hundred thousand less old people who voted last time but have since died so won't be affected by Brexit.

A lot has changed since the Brexit referendum. A second vote should be taken to confirm that the UK still wants to leave the EU and, if so, on what terms. The trouble is, we have dumbed-down so much as a nation, it is virtually impossible to frame the questions for a second vote in a way most people would understand.

What I think of life of times in the UK currently is that it is embarrassing. Our politicians are embarrassing. Knife carrying by our young people is embarrassing. The folly of people voting for Brexit by a small majority without knowing its implications is embarrassing. Our collective attitude to friends and neighbours in Europe is embarrassing (even if the conduct of the EU was and remains embarrassing at times too). The dumbing down of society in general is embarrassing. Our poor work ethic and low productivity is embarrassing and does not auger well for our success outside the EU.

Brexit risks turning us into a little, isolated, powerless, irrelevant, third-world country. That is embarrassing.

Best answer: North Korea and the United States have no formal diplomatic relations. Sweden acts as the protecting power of United States interests in North Korea for consular matters.

Stephen Biegun was appointed by U.S. Secretary of State Mike Pompeo to serve as the United States Special Representative for North Korea on August 23, 2018.

Best answer: I think progressives are aiding the new world order, knowingly or unknowingly. I think the new world order wants to throw countries into total chaos (such as the US and Britain) so they can then rebuild them the way they think they should be. They are well on their way to doing just that.