Afghan interpreter denied Canadian visa

Misc CDN | 206808 hits | Nov 13 8:27 pm | Posted by: putz

Sayed Shah Sharifi has been rejected by immigration officials who questioned his decision to go public with his complaints about a bogged-down system.

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by stokes
Mon Nov 14, 2011 3:37 pm
I have to agree with Immigration on this one, if his life was in danger there is no way he would have had his name and picture published in a national paper than can be viewed from any internet connection.
by putz
Wed Nov 16, 2011 12:53 am
When I was overseas with him he used every opportunity to keep his face covered whenever he went out into the public view. In so far as even talking to locals inside the FOB's. Personally I think he was screwed either way, do I have a reason why, no.
by jeff744
Wed Nov 16, 2011 2:28 am
"stokes" said
I have to agree with Immigration on this one, if his life was in danger there is no way he would have had his name and picture published in a national paper than can be viewed from any internet connection.

For one thing, the Taliban knew Sharifi’s face long before his picture appeared in the Toronto Star

Read the whole thing.

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