Sukotto
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- 9 Jul 2003
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Do you think they'd send me back out of Japan if I showed up with only
one of these "World Passports"? Japan has stamped at least someone's.
THE WORLD PASSPORT
They then say these rather profound sentences:
Freedom of travel? Yet US citizens can get in a lot of trouble for travelling
to Cuba. And they're (we're) supposed to be the freest people on earf.
(i'm not saying i want to visit that guy who "dresses like gijoe every day". big ups to some comedy show)
The following is a list of countries which, on at least one occasion,
have recognized the WSA passport on a "de facto" basis,
by stamping a national visa and/or entry/exit stamp.
one of these "World Passports"? Japan has stamped at least someone's.
THE WORLD PASSPORT
The World Passport is a 30 page document printed in 7 languages:
English, French, Spanish, Russian, Arabic, Chinese and Esperanto.
it is premised on the fundamental oneness or unity of the human community.
They then say these rather profound sentences:
In modern times, the passport has become a symbol of national sovereignty and control by each nation-state. That control works both for citizens within a nation and all others outside. All nations thus collude in the system of control of travel rather than its freedom.
Freedom of travel? Yet US citizens can get in a lot of trouble for travelling
to Cuba. And they're (we're) supposed to be the freest people on earf.
(i'm not saying i want to visit that guy who "dresses like gijoe every day". big ups to some comedy show)
The following is a list of countries which, on at least one occasion,
have recognized the WSA passport on a "de facto" basis,
by stamping a national visa and/or entry/exit stamp.