Eric Lam says that while the Canada and the United States have a committed marriage trading relationship, this doesn’t stop them from committing affairs with others.
Eric Lam says that while the Canada and the United States have a committed marriage trading relationship, this doesn’t stop them from committing affairs with others.
I divorced the US in 1973 due to irreconcilable differences. Now, almost 40 years later, they suddenly don’t recognize the divorce. Unfortunately, they neglected to give me a copy of the divorce degree.
On the day our divorce was final, I stood proud and took strong and committed vows to Canada..
Now, my ex (US) is stalking me to extort alimony and a huge share of assets I accumulated in my happy marriage to Canada.
Canada and I have been faithful to each other for four decades. US is the cheater and harasser. Claiming we are still married is bigamy–which is illegal in both countries.
@ Blaze.
Your analogy is right on!
I made a similar point. The divorce process from the United States is messy:
http://isaacbrocksociety.com/2011/12/23/the-stalker-the-messy-divorce-process-from-the-united-states/
You should go for alimony and 1/2 the assets! LOL
@Inanightmare: the assets consist of about a $2.6 trillion dollars of real estate, the stalker has a debt of over $15 trillion and unfunded liabilities of around $60 trillion. That means there is less than nothing once all the debts are settled.
@Petros: My grandmother always said “great minds think alike.” She was wise–even though she was American. Unfortunately, IRS didn’t inherit her wisdom genes!
@ Blaze, Petros and Inanightmare
Thanks for your humour. Not alot to laugh about these days, so grateful for any chuckle!
@ tiger
I completely agree….we all need a laugh once in awhile or we will go completely insane!