I am 28 and a graduate of The American School in Paris who grew up in
the forests of Connecticut, now living in Virginia and working in DC.

The entire data collection and dissemination process in France [and
Germany and Italy, etc.] is much more balanced and reliable and
objective in Europe than here in the U.S., regarding unemployed
citizens and immigrant incomes.

Where there is national health care everybody has a national ID number
and these numbers can be tracked to see just how much a person is
working, one hour per week, two weeks per year, 20 hours per week, 35
hours per week, or 80 hours per week. There are no doctored surveys
or polls or quasi-governmental databases.

Most university education was free in Europe also, again, associated
with one's national ID number. Soon in Europe they will have to pay
tuition due to the recent global economic downturn due to the U.S. war
on Iraq and the lack of focus on New Deal style innovations created
out of Washington -- that the rest of the world awaits as much as the
millions upon millions of unemployed in the U.S.

My question, because I intend to open a useful and helpful and
benevolent temp agency with a loan from my parents to employ people
something like a la Peace Corps-style, albeit here at home, i.e. to
put talented and/or motivated people into jobs in the U.S. that help
and benefit all, the worker and the community, and it is not always
just a question of money and profits for an invisible CEO that just
perpetuates the ENRONization of America.

How can I fight the temp lobbies in Washington just over the Potomoc
River in order to survive in this needed new strategy to fight
unemployment in the US and block the disenfranchisement of the lower
and middle classes from a human and humane and affordable life on
earth?

The Dept. of Labor is under close monitoring and the heavy influence
of the Dept. of Homeland Security, and I don't trust these 5% and 6%
unemployment figures that are based on quasi home surveys done by
non-objective consumer agencies that count a person who temped one
hour in one year as "gainfully employed" and not as "unemployed", and
which disregard the millions upon millions of hopeless job seekers
that have been prostrating themselves before Human Resource managers
for over a year or two and still cannot get a job even two or three
social and/or educational levels below their former positions, so they
have just given up and are spiritually preparing themselves for
homelessness, because one does not want to be flung onto the streets
without having the right mental "survivor" attitude. The next step is
insurrection, riots and revolution. Remember when the Romanian masses
tore apart leg and limb the bodies of their dictator and his wife,
Ceascescu?

How can I kick off my new employment agency in a hall of mirrors such
as this?

Please advise or please comfort me so that I do not give up this idea.

lousheeny wrote:

Hi, Ive read a bit about E-B5, and in particular that it leads to a
green card.
Investment needs to be higher than say the minimum amount for E2,and
employment for at least 10 is required,etc,etc.
question is, is this a recommended route for green card?

--
Posted via http://britishexpats.com

I am 28 and a graduate of The American School in Paris who grew up in
the forests of Connecticut, now living in Virginia and working in DC.

The entire data collection and dissemination process in France [and
Germany and Italy, etc.] is much more balanced and reliable and
objective in Europe than here in the U.S., regarding unemployed
citizens and immigrant incomes.

Where there is national health care everybody has a national ID

and these numbers can be tracked to see just how much a person is
working, one hour per week, two weeks per year, 20 hours per week, 35
hours per week, or 80 hours per week. There are no doctored surveys
or polls or quasi-governmental databases.

Most university education was free in Europe also, again, associated
with one's national ID number. Soon in Europe they will have to pay
tuition due to the recent global economic downturn due to the U.S.

on Iraq and the lack of focus on New Deal style innovations created
out of Washington -- that the rest of the world awaits as much as the
millions upon millions of unemployed in the U.S.

My question, because I intend to open a useful and helpful and
benevolent temp agency with a loan from my parents to employ people
something like a la Peace Corps-style, albeit here at home, i.e. to
put talented and/or motivated people into jobs in the U.S. that help
and benefit all, the worker and the community, and it is not always
just a question of money and profits for an invisible CEO that just
perpetuates the ENRONization of America.

How can I fight the temp lobbies in Washington just over the Potomoc
River in order to survive in this needed new strategy to fight
unemployment in the US and block the disenfranchisement of the lower
and middle classes from a human and humane and affordable life on
earth?

The Dept. of Labor is under close monitoring and the heavy influence
of the Dept. of Homeland Security, and I don't trust these 5% and 6%
unemployment figures that are based on quasi home surveys done by
non-objective consumer agencies that count a person who temped one
hour in one year as "gainfully employed" and not as "unemployed", and
which disregard the millions upon millions of hopeless job seekers
that have been prostrating themselves before Human Resource managers
for over a year or two and still cannot get a job even two or three
social and/or educational levels below their former positions, so

have just given up and are spiritually preparing themselves for
homelessness, because one does not want to be flung onto the streets
without having the right mental "survivor" attitude. The next step is
insurrection, riots and revolution. Remember when the Romanian masses
tore apart leg and limb the bodies of their dictator and his wife,
Ceascescu?

How can I kick off my new employment agency in a hall of mirrors such
as this?

Please advise or please comfort me so that I do not give up this

lousheeny wrote:

Hi, Ive read a bit about E-B5, and in particular that it leads to a
green card.
Investment needs to be higher than say the minimum amount for

employment for at least 10 is required,etc,etc.
question is, is this a recommended route for green card?

--
Posted via http://britishexpats.com

Where there is national health care everybody has a national ID number
and these numbers can be tracked to see just how much a person is
working, one hour per week, two weeks per year, 20 hours per week, 35
hours per week, or 80 hours per week. There are no doctored surveys
or polls or quasi-governmental databases.