Posted on 09/26/2009 10:33:58 PM PDT by Steelfish
Man Marries Four Women At Once
Milton Mbele is marrying four women at the same time in South Africa. The marriage - which is legal in Zulu culture - involves this white wedding, followed by a traditional ceremony in KwaZulu-Natal.
(Excerpt) Read more at news.bbc.co.uk ...
Zulu culture rocks!
Zulu culture rocks!
Poor guy!
Have some compassion — allow the guy and his four wives into the country and put them on the dole. We do the same with members of Al-Qaeda so why make an exception for this guy?
And of course free health care and kids born here from any and all four are, presto! US citizens.
To answer the question you posed - No. The US will not grant visas to multiple-spouses, at all. I believe that at one time, the US may have granted these request for cultural exchange visas, but not anymore and not for some time.
Oh really? Once a month the guy will wish he was dead four times.
LOL!!! That’s very true.
LOL — uh, I’m a female. Nevermind.
(LOL)
Ok, so I just watched the video.
Has anyone ever noticed that these guys who have mulitple wives all have heads that are too big for their body?
I think it’s “the more you use it, the more you lose it” syndrome.
Now that’s nice to know -but does he get to choose which spouse he’d like to bring to the US and secure an entry visa?
“Oh really? Once a month the guy will wish he was dead four times.”
Once a month ... yeah, they’ll all just sync up. It’ll be like the worst case of PMS he could ever imagine.
I believe that US recognizes as valid only the first marriage. The rest are bigamous and invalid.
Not really. US law, and consequently the Department of State, will only recognize the first wife. Now, how the DOS actually verifies who is the first wife, is anyone's guess.
Another jewel in the crown that is African culture.
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