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中国人对加拿大有严重误解
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说实话，持不同政见也很正常，但出了国的精英里头，像警察这样整天忙着在网上和原来同胞斗嘴的还真是稀奇！
说实话，持不同政见也很正常，但出了国的精英里头，像警察这样整天忙着在网上和原来同胞斗嘴的还真是稀奇！
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man, where the fuck is this ass come from?? and who the fuck is this motherfucker????
man, where the fuck is this ass come from?? and who the fuck is this motherfucker????
回复: 中国人对加拿大有严重误解
不管怎么说，楼主发这种议论是很奇怪的。自己移民了，在这里感到打拼的艰难了，忽然发现原来是因为移民多了，所以将本来应该属于自己的那份只有新移民才愿意做的工作抢走了，心里不平衡，但是又不好说，只能往大里说，希望加拿大停止移民，理由居然还是注意国际形象。呵呵，楼主有没有想过，万一加国政府来一个规定，（或者应当地已经第2第3代移民的要求）凡是移民少于多少年的一律在福利或工作上给于一定的限制，那时候我还真的想看看你会怎么说呢
不管怎么说，楼主发这种议论是很奇怪的。自己移民了，在这里感到打拼的艰难了，忽然发现原来是因为移民多了，所以将本来应该属于自己的那份只有新移民才愿意做的工作抢走了，心里不平衡，但是又不好说，只能往大里说，希望加拿大停止移民，理由居然还是注意国际形象。呵呵，楼主有没有想过，万一加国政府来一个规定，（或者应当地已经第2第3代移民的要求）凡是移民少于多少年的一律在福利或工作上给于一定的限制，那时候我还真的想看看你会怎么说呢
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what's fucking wrong with you, motherfucker?.....oh, yeah, u r probably shitting in ur pants now...oh right,,cause u fucking scared..
what's fucking wrong with you, motherfucker?.....oh, yeah, u r probably shitting in ur pants now...oh right,,cause u fucking scared..
回复: 中国人对加拿大有严重误解
呵呵，这个是做人的基本道理真为你的父母可惜；花钱来了什么也没有学到满嘴的f，真不知道当初你爸妈送你来这里干什么。还有刚学习写英文不要总用简写这样慢慢的你记得词汇也就剩下f开头的了。
呵呵，这个是做人的基本道理真为你的父母可惜；花钱来了什么也没有学到满嘴的f，真不知道当初你爸妈送你来这里干什么。还有刚学习写英文不要总用简写这样慢慢的你记得词汇也就剩下f开头的了。
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k, 那我就好好告诉你，你崇拜的呕像根本就不是在斗嘴，而是在毫无根据的胡说。。。。。。
他一张嘴，居然说加拿大不需要投资移民，也不需要劳工移民。。。。能说这样话的人，估计智商不会超过20.
k, 那我就好好告诉你，你崇拜的呕像根本就不是在斗嘴，而是在毫无根据的胡说。。。。。。
他一张嘴，居然说加拿大不需要投资移民，也不需要劳工移民。。。。能说这样话的人，估计智商不会超过20.
回复: 中国人对加拿大有严重误解
Let Immigration Reduce the Deficit
March 31, 2009
First, a bit of good news: Canada will likely weather the current economic storm better than any other Western nation. As the Prime Minister recently pointed out, Canada has a low debt burden, an efficient inflation regime, a diversified economy, flexible labor markets and proper fiscal management going back for more than a decade. Canadian banks have not needed the government bailouts that have become a necessity in the US and many European countries. In fact, Canada has the world's soundest banking system according to a survey by the respected World Economic Forum. To top it off, many economists predict that Canada will be the first advanced country to emerge from this worldwide economic downturn.
Now for the not so good news: Canada, like every other country, is in the midst of a recession that will probably go on for quite some time. In the last two months, 200,000 Canadians have lost their jobs, which is about 1.7% of the workforce. After ten consecutive years of budget surpluses, the Federal government will run a deficit of upwards of $33 billion for the 2009/10 fiscal year, and this shortfall is expected to grow to 85 billion dollars over the next five years.
The deficit, in large part, will be due to a massive spending program that the government will begin to implement on April 1st. The economic stimulus plan will immediately pay out $12 billion for infrastructure projects that are shovel-ready, and that's only the beginning.
Given that Canada is attempting to stimulate its economy by way of government spending, it then follows that the government will be looking for capital, preferably of the inexpensive variety, in order to fund its infrastructure payouts. This is where Canadian immigration can play a positive role.
As far as immigration is concerned, Canada is a favored destination and consistently ranks as one of the top countries in the world for overall quality of life. And despite, or perhaps because of, the current global economic environment, many successful entrepreneurs and managers around the world are considering Canada as their destination of choice to begin a new life for themselves and their families.
Individuals with a high net worth (in excess of $800,000 CAD) and managerial or entrepreneurial experience can qualify for a Canadian Permanent Resident Visa by investing CAD $400,000 with the Canadian government at zero interest for five years, under what is called the "Federal Immigrant Investor Program" (FIIP). There is no risk to the immigrant investor, and after five years, he/she receives the full investment back. Canada, in the meantime, gets to use the Immigrant Investor's $400,000 for five years at no cost.
Everybody wins.
The Immigrant Investor and immediate family members gain Canadian Permanent Residency, and Canada has access to an inexpensive pool of capital to help fund its stimulus spending.
There are currently approximately 7,000 Immigrant Investor applicants in queue in the FIIP awaiting assessment, all of whom are ready and eager to make their required $400,000 investment in return for a Permanent Resident Visa. They are simply waiting for their immigration processing to be completed. This represents $2.8 billion in available capital that could be put to good use in the funding of infrastructure projects.
Last year, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) issued 1400 Permanent Resident Visas to Immigrant Investors. This made up just over 3% of Canada's overall immigration intake. By increasing the number of Visas available under the FIIP to 3,000, the capital available to Canada would increase from $560 million to $1.2 billion annually.
Now, in these trying times, doesn't that make cents?
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摘自http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-blog/2009/03/let-immigration-reduce-deficit.html
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hey，那个SB警察，看得懂不，要不要爷给你翻译一下。。。。想的美。。。
Let Immigration Reduce the Deficit
March 31, 2009
First, a bit of good news: Canada will likely weather the current economic storm better than any other Western nation. As the Prime Minister recently pointed out, Canada has a low debt burden, an efficient inflation regime, a diversified economy, flexible labor markets and proper fiscal management going back for more than a decade. Canadian banks have not needed the government bailouts that have become a necessity in the US and many European countries. In fact, Canada has the world's soundest banking system according to a survey by the respected World Economic Forum. To top it off, many economists predict that Canada will be the first advanced country to emerge from this worldwide economic downturn.
Now for the not so good news: Canada, like every other country, is in the midst of a recession that will probably go on for quite some time. In the last two months, 200,000 Canadians have lost their jobs, which is about 1.7% of the workforce. After ten consecutive years of budget surpluses, the Federal government will run a deficit of upwards of $33 billion for the 2009/10 fiscal year, and this shortfall is expected to grow to 85 billion dollars over the next five years.
The deficit, in large part, will be due to a massive spending program that the government will begin to implement on April 1st. The economic stimulus plan will immediately pay out $12 billion for infrastructure projects that are shovel-ready, and that's only the beginning.
Given that Canada is attempting to stimulate its economy by way of government spending, it then follows that the government will be looking for capital, preferably of the inexpensive variety, in order to fund its infrastructure payouts. This is where Canadian immigration can play a positive role.
As far as immigration is concerned, Canada is a favored destination and consistently ranks as one of the top countries in the world for overall quality of life. And despite, or perhaps because of, the current global economic environment, many successful entrepreneurs and managers around the world are considering Canada as their destination of choice to begin a new life for themselves and their families.
Individuals with a high net worth (in excess of $800,000 CAD) and managerial or entrepreneurial experience can qualify for a Canadian Permanent Resident Visa by investing CAD $400,000 with the Canadian government at zero interest for five years, under what is called the "Federal Immigrant Investor Program" (FIIP). There is no risk to the immigrant investor, and after five years, he/she receives the full investment back. Canada, in the meantime, gets to use the Immigrant Investor's $400,000 for five years at no cost.
Everybody wins.
The Immigrant Investor and immediate family members gain Canadian Permanent Residency, and Canada has access to an inexpensive pool of capital to help fund its stimulus spending.
There are currently approximately 7,000 Immigrant Investor applicants in queue in the FIIP awaiting assessment, all of whom are ready and eager to make their required $400,000 investment in return for a Permanent Resident Visa. They are simply waiting for their immigration processing to be completed. This represents $2.8 billion in available capital that could be put to good use in the funding of infrastructure projects.
Last year, Citizenship and Immigration Canada (CIC) issued 1400 Permanent Resident Visas to Immigrant Investors. This made up just over 3% of Canada's overall immigration intake. By increasing the number of Visas available under the FIIP to 3,000, the capital available to Canada would increase from $560 million to $1.2 billion annually.
Now, in these trying times, doesn't that make cents?
------------------
摘自http://www.canadavisa.com/canada-immigration-blog/2009/03/let-immigration-reduce-deficit.html
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hey，那个SB警察，看得懂不，要不要爷给你翻译一下。。。。想的美。。。
回复: 中国人对加拿大有严重误解
警察不是我崇拜的我们还经常斗嘴；你也可以看看别的贴我们的辩论，他有他的观点可以阐述他的观点，你不同意可以跟他辩论；我有支持过他的观点么？我只是觉得骂人和没事就要喊打喊杀的没意思。
警察不是我崇拜的我们还经常斗嘴；你也可以看看别的贴我们的辩论，他有他的观点可以阐述他的观点，你不同意可以跟他辩论；我有支持过他的观点么？我只是觉得骂人和没事就要喊打喊杀的没意思。
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我们大家辩论主要是为了能给别人以看一个事物的不同角度和看法；每个问题就是谁辩论赢了他在工作和学习中就真的赢了么，看帖子的人也是为了能多方面了解加拿大为了以后移民的工作和学习有个借鉴。警察是从他的角度和方式看问题有他的看法或者说话有他的目的；有人赞成移民我想大多的都是国内还没有出来的，有人反对移民觉得现在加拿大的移民已经够多了形成了移民之间的竞争；每个人看每个问题都有不同的看法本质上讲都是多少带有从个人利益或者角度的问题。
我们大家辩论主要是为了能给别人以看一个事物的不同角度和看法；每个问题就是谁辩论赢了他在工作和学习中就真的赢了么，看帖子的人也是为了能多方面了解加拿大为了以后移民的工作和学习有个借鉴。警察是从他的角度和方式看问题有他的看法或者说话有他的目的；有人赞成移民我想大多的都是国内还没有出来的，有人反对移民觉得现在加拿大的移民已经够多了形成了移民之间的竞争；每个人看每个问题都有不同的看法本质上讲都是多少带有从个人利益或者角度的问题。
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