Deterioration of Indian Economy during UPA regime : Shri Subramanian Swamy
I was glad that there was a protest in Mississauga and Ottawa in mid-February 2007. I got a chance to meet a number of victims and supporters. I had met with victims who sponsored their wife from Cuba, Dominican Republic, Philippines, Afghanistan, China, India, and Pakistan. I made new friends, and shared my story with them. It was quite cold in -8 to -12 'C weather, without the wind chill, but we all survived and held it together. I think many of these folks were hoping to hear from someone and do something about this problem. The people who were there, really cared about doing something to put a stop to it. This is not to say that those that didn't attend did not care as much, but to some, job and other priorities weigh in much more, which is understandable.
I just want to wish everyone a Merry Christmas, and a Happy New Year! To all the victims of marriage fraud, I believe 2007 will be a great year for everyone. Immigration Canada, and people like Alain Jolicouer will be exposed. I believe the number of marriage fraud cases will decrease in 2007, due to marriage fraud awarenes, however, the main goal will be to see to that the policies are changed and strengthened.
You know, when I decided to get married and go to India to search for a nice, traditional girl from a village, I was looking so forward to beginning this great new marriage life. I had these dreams and visions of having kids one day, and become a proud father, but all of those dreams have now been shattered.
I couldn't help it, but to post a related article, which was published in the "Toronto Sun" on November 1'st, 2006, by JESSICA NADEAU AND GABRIEL ZIMMERMANN. I don't know what's more worse,(1) marrying a Canadian to come to Canada for immigration, OR (2) a Canadian going back abroad, only to marry their own family member to bring them to Canada for immigration. (2) is just sick, and makes you want to puke. From (2), we can see that it was way to immoral than (1), but in this case, no parties get hurt. In case (1), the Canadian spouse gets duped and may suffer emotionally, mentally and financially - long-term. In both of these cases, the Canadian government are lied to in these fraudulent cases and very little, if nothing, is done. These frauds are ruining the meaning of mariage...Just my thoughts. Here is the article from the Toronto Sun:
I am new to this blog stuff. But, I want to begin to use this blog site to create awareness and post informatio with regards to a problem which is becoming more and more common - Marriage Fraud from overseas. Many Canadians go abroad to marry, only to find out that their spouse used them for immigration reasons. Thousands or peoples' lives have been ruined this way, but many of these victims are afraid to come out. Most of them are embarassed, and are told by family and friends to move on.