I'm walking away from the troubles in my life I'm walking away oh to find a better day I'm walking away from the troubles in my life I'm walking away oh to find a better day
Getting older teaches you to take less personally once you realise most people move through life with no real internal dialogue
They live on impulse, rarely calculating what today’s decisions will cost them tomorrow
Learn life.
Surely visa processing can be secure without restricting access to someone’s passport for weeks.
Is there still a genuine operational reason embassies need to hold passports for 30–40 days, or is this a process that technology should have already made obsolete?
Holding someone’s physical passport for 30–40 days just to process a visa application feels increasingly unsustainable.
With the level of technological advancement we have today, why should an embassy need to keep your passport for weeks while a decision is being made?
A better system would be simple: receive and process the application digitally, make a decision, and only request the physical passport once the visa has been approved and is ready to be issued.
In 2026, embassies should not be holding people’s passports for 30–40 days while processing visas.
Process the application first. Once approved, request the physical passport for visa issuance.
Technology should reduce inconvenience, not create it.
Why is this still the norm?
🚨🔵 BREAKING: MORGAN ROGERS TO CHELSEA, HERE WE GO!
Club to club agreement reached today with Aston Villa to anticipate Arsenal official bid.
£117m proposal has been accepted, as @David_Ornstein reported.
Agreement done with Morgan Rogers on personal terms until June 2032. 🫱🏻🫲🏼
Feel sorry for Egypt, they were not just playing against 11 men they were playing against a whole corrupt institution which goes beyond this football game.