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To: Mobile Vulgus
First of all,Comrade,the State Department wouldn’t accept an application to renounce US citizenship from 14 year olds.And second,due to numerous treaties that have been signed by the US,the State Department doesn’t accept an application to renounce US citizenship from *anybody* who cannot prove that he/she has another citizenship so as to avoid making that person “stateless”.
3 posted on 09/16/2007 8:04:03 AM PDT by Gay State Conservative (If martyrdom is so cool,why does Osama Obama go to such great lengths to avoid it?)
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To: Gay State Conservative
Occasionally we meat “stateless” people, but it is only in their own mind.

Two weeks ago, while my wife and I were having dinner out together in Shanghai, our table conversation was disturbed by a man two tables away who insisted on violating our privacy to, basically, tell us that he was one of these “world community” members.

The “stateless” man left China some years ago for a British education, holds both PRC and Swedish passports (according to him), and holds a U.S. Green card. He lives in the States and only returns to China on business trips. Of this I am relatively sure.

The man spent the rest of his time standing over our table badmouthing the USA, Britain and Sweden. So, I asked him, “What country do you call home?” He answered, I am only loyal to myself and to being successful in business and making money.” I told him that there are native-born American businessmen who are exactly as he is.

17 posted on 09/16/2007 8:26:58 AM PDT by John Leland 1789
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