Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by GarryP
(Post 12319314)
Sigh, no.
It really is complicated, I've spent some time looking through the laws, what with Cyprus being a colony and laws changing a few times. Personally I think he's going to be found to a dual citizen, but it's a whole other class of complexity to Mr 5-Min-Check Joyce. Suit your own agenda again |
Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by Pollyana
(Post 12319298)
But you can't discriminate and say its OK to be a citizen of the UK, and not of - for instance - Spain, or India, or Russia, can you.
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Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by Beoz
(Post 12319268)
Plenty to pour over in points 2 and 3.
Originally Posted by Beoz
(Post 12319320)
Yeah Joyce is real simple when his father was a British subject an all. (His father was NEVER a kiwi by his own undertaking)
Suit your own agenda again |
Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by BritInParis
(Post 12320008)
I'm not really sure why you're still trying to argue the toss.
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Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by spouse of scouse
(Post 12320056)
To parody a quite amusing TV advertisement - it's a fing. It's a Beoz fing.
Dobby is FREEEEEEEE !!!! |
Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by BritInParis
(Post 12320008)
That or it actually confirms what has already been said repeatedly.
Sigh. Everyone living in the British Empire was a British subject until 1949 and then they weren't. Unless he naturalised as an Australian citizen Joyce's father has only ever been a Kiwi since. Just because he left New Zealand two years prior didn't magically place him in some kind of citizenship stasis. To cap it all off the NZ government has already confirmed Joyce is a NZ citizen so I'm not really sure why you're still trying to argue the toss. |
Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by spouse of scouse
(Post 12320056)
To parody a quite amusing TV advertisement - it's a fing. It's a Beoz fing.
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Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by GarryP
(Post 12319314)
Sigh, no.
It really is complicated, I've spent some time looking through the laws, what with Cyprus being a colony and laws changing a few times. Personally I think he's going to be found to a dual citizen, but it's a whole other class of complexity to Mr 5-Min-Check Joyce. Nick Xenophon confirmed as dual citizen of the United Kingdom And he's refusing to step aside. Another one with wonky ethics. |
Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by GarryP
(Post 12320143)
Word has come in, and he IS a dual citizen, via the "British Overseas Citizen" ruleset that I was trying to figure out (yes it is complicated).
Nick Xenophon confirmed as dual citizen of the United Kingdom And he's refusing to step aside. Another one with wonky ethics. |
Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
This law is an ass
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Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by Amazulu
(Post 12320182)
This law is an ass
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Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by Beoz
(Post 12320192)
Can you imagine the amount of time Labor MP's and their staff are pouring over the family tree's of anyone who is not Labor, foreign citizenship laws, trying to create a stitch up? These Labor wasters should but hung for wasting our money.
Additionally, it would be interesting to know that having 'discovered' they are dual citizens, how many have taken steps to now renounce that second citizenship. All of the political parties should have processes in place to ensure that members remain within this law, and all laws really. Everyone is fed up with self serving politicians on all sides. |
Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by GarryP
(Post 12320088)
It shows how much I don't watch Australian commercial TV that I have no idea what that advert is.
Dobby is FREEEEEEEE !!!! |
Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by old.sparkles
(Post 12320200)
Everyone is fed up with self serving politicians on all sides.
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Re: Dual Citizenship A Barrier ?
Originally Posted by spouse of scouse
(Post 12320215)
Count me in with the everyone :thumbup:
(It was a bit of a generalisation wasn't it - oops ) |
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