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[Emeka Nweze]

Daniel Davis wrote: If you give us more information, your desires, goals,
line of work, current
situation, etc., you could get more useful feedback. Where do you wish to
live,
what do you wish to do, etc?


Sure. My initial goals involved getting a college degree, running for public
office in my country (best paying job in the world) and marrying at least
five women. You know. A simple life.

As it is my curiosity got the better of my fixed ideas and I found
anarcho-syndicalism. Well. that proved to be complete religious
horse-manure. So my curiosity led me to Spinoza, Stirner Sidney Parker, etc

My current desire is not starving viz. finding employment. My current
situation is so dire, description of such would depress you guys. I desire
selfish egoistic advice, not hand wringing.

In regards to line of work, I think I am good with words. Anything that
involves syntax, or writing, appeals to me.

If anyone is curious about my writing abilities I can email the novella that
secured my admission into the Master of Digital Media program at the Center
for Digital Media in Vancouver this year. I could not obtain a loan for the
tuition so I voluntarily gave up my seat.

Yeah, Vancouver would have been cool. Don't think I can walk that far
though. :)

Vee

On Wed, Oct 13, 2010 at 9:48 PM, Daniel Davis <buybuydandavis at yahoo.com>wrote:

> Why do you only have two weeks? Is it a legal issue, or a financial one?
>
> If it is legal green card/visa/work permit issue, the country has millions
> of
> illegal immigrants. No reason you can't be one of them.
>
>
>
> Wouldn't you be equally illegal in Canada?
>
> Where are you in the US?
>
> If you give us more information, your desires, goals, line of work, current
> situation, etc., you could get more useful feedback. Where do you wish to
> live,
> what do you wish to do, etc?
>
>
> Canada or Nigeria?
>
> I'm guessing you came here because you wanted to be here, and not in
> Nigeria. On
> the limited information, I'd suggest sticking it out here, because getting
> deported back to Nigeria will always be an option, won't it?
>
>
> Although I wouldn't even know about that - we aren't too efficient on the
> illegal immigration front, and deporting you just may not be a priority,
> even if
> you walked into an immigration office with a sign saying you are in the
> country
> illegally.
>
> - Dan Davis
>
>
>
>
>
> ----- Original Message ----
> > From: Emeka Nweze <enweze at gmail.com>
> > To: nonserviam at mailman.gramstad.no
> > Sent: Wed, October 13, 2010 5:02:48 PM
> > Subject: Canada or Nigeria?
> >
> > Hey guys.  I could use some selfish advice. I asked a non-serviam member
>  and
> > he suggested I pose the question to other members which I am doing  now.
> > My chances of surviving in the U.S are nil. I have about two  weeks.
> >
> > My inability to rent myself out in this recession leaves me with  no
> options.
> >
> > Even the dead end jobs I usually use to support myself are  not
> forthcoming.
> >
> > I can either turn myself in to be deported back to  Nigeria (my country
> of
> > birth) or I can try and sneak into Canada.
> >
> > I do  not have any friends in either Nigeria or Canada.
> > Taking into account what I  am (a conscious egoist) what advice could you
> > give me?
> >
> > Canada or  Nigeria?
> >
> > I apologize for putting you in this position.
> >
> > I'd  appreciate your input on this. I need to make a decision by  Friday.
> >
> > Thanks,
> >
> > Vee.
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