And what has RC contributed, apart from compulsory tax, to this country?Quote:
Originally Posted by 85 county
I know Bob's more than done his bit.
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And what has RC contributed, apart from compulsory tax, to this country?Quote:
Originally Posted by 85 county
I know Bob's more than done his bit.
Let's resolve this perennial brotherly rivalry in the traditional manner.
On the cricket field :D
P.S I think Abbot should do a captains pick and flick Russ a blue passport. :cool:
Pity how these chats end up as personal attacks
This is a friendly warning, stop now, if you can't be civil I will close the thread.
Baz.
Don't like Russel Crowe as a person, I think He's an arrogant bastard.
But I do admire his immense acting talent, & cannot for the life of me understand why He cannot be an Aussie citizen.
Pickles.
It might have something to do with he has never applied (according to the Department of Immigration).Quote:
Originally Posted by Pickles2
Russell Crowe never applied for Australian citizenship, says Immigration Department
Hahahahaha, that's so funny, what a clown he is.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh
at a guess i would say that this NON Australian has contributed more to Australia than you bob and me combined.Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
then there is the forren investment in movie making for movies made in aussie. so quite a few other people can thank him for there jobs as well
Sorry but he has done nothing compared to Bob, when you serve your country, that trumps everything period.Quote:
Originally Posted by 85 county
sorry, i dont agree.Quote:
Originally Posted by Redback
the people who have been awarded the order of australia (for example) are their contributions not worthy because they didnt serve?
serving isnt the only way one can contribute to our country.
I wonder if he had a migration agent assess his chances of being accepted and advise that he didn't appear to meet the rules because he had spent so much time overseas making movies, so he never actually formally submitted the paperwork.Quote:
Originally Posted by Mick_Marsh
There are several criteria. I wonder if he already has a residency visa or is just here as a Kiwi.
Once you have a residency visa you have to wait four years before you can apply for citizenship. I've helped a number of people to apply. I'd be surprised, from what I know of him, if he couldn't muster enough positives to be approved.