Cyber Love(Guy From US came All the Way to Pakistan to Marry his mate)

[JonAsad]

Monsieur you learned that info in rightist Jean-Marie's le journal?-

 

[BelligerentPacifist]

^Which info. are you talking about ex-GR sahib?

Waisay do you know Jean-Marie Le Pen has retired, now, true to mauruuthii siyaasat, his dukhtar is running the FN.

 

[BelligerentPacifist]

... Mr Brilliant Pacifier?-

Hahaha great jibe. Bravo. But are you suggesting to the esteemed public that I like just as vociferously as a pacifier to be sucked? They'll be wondering what makes yourself gnostic of this.

OK I'm being rude. Apologies bro.

 

[Rafi]

Romance is still very much alive.

 

[ahsanraza81]

wish the married couple lots of happiness

 

[Respect4Respect01]

Some ppl are lucky that they can get the person they love,

I liked one girl, i went upto her and told her that i liked her

she said "Whatever"

 

[Omar1984]

Good for them. Why did this make news? Meeting prospective life partners over the internet is common these days even for Muslims.

 

[Last Hope]

C'mon guys wish me luck! I have a really similar scenario, MashAllah

 

[T-Faz]

C'mon guys wish me luck! I have a really similar scenario, MashAllah

Be careful, you don't want her to turn out to be a 40yr old man pretending to be a woman.

Best of luck though.

 

[love this cake]

this man could be a spy and should be interrogated first..i think he just wants to bypass the visa restrictions

 

[love this cake]

Cyber romance: Chatting up a fairytale

Thomas flew from the US to marry his sweetheart in Sahiwal.

SAHIWAL:
The United States embassy has requested special protection for US citizen Thomas Daniel, 35, who recently came to Pakistan to marry a Christian girl from Sahiwal.
The couple had met and began interacting on a chat site on the internet three years ago. According to Thomas, he and Sahiwal Busti Jahaz Ground resident Shaifa began chatting several years ago and eventually fell in love. “I’d never met her in person but I have seen a picture of her. We recently ended up quarrelling and she told me that the only way she would forgive me was if I married her,” Thomas told reporters. Daniels said that he would be staying in Pakistan for at least ten days. “I have to help arrange for a visa for Shaifa and sign all the relevant documentation. It will still take some time to procure the relevant documents but I am told that the security situation won’t allow for me to stay here indefinitely,” he said.
Shaifa’s father Ayub Masih said that he had no idea about his daughter’s relationship. “My daughter is studying at the university to become a doctor and I had no idea that she was chatting with someone on the internet. Suddenly, three days ago he just arrived at our doorstep,” Masih told reporters.
“There was a lot of explaining to do because I hadn’t told my parents about the situation but they understood. They supported us and immediately took us to the church,” Shaifa told reporters. “We got married at on Friday night, which is the same day Thomas arrived in Sahiwal,” she said.
Thomas said that he and Shaifa had been exchanging daily emails. “I knew that I wanted to marry her and I just boarded a plane. I hadn’t really thought ahead much and it was quite hard to get from Lahore to Sahiwal and then locate her house but she didn’t know I was coming,” he said.
“I kept stalling marriage proposals when my family wanted me to get married because I was in love with him. I just couldn’t tell them because they would have told me there was no chance it would happen,” Shaifa said.
Thomas Daniel said that the US embassy had requested special security on his behalf. “I will be in Pakistan to begin the visa process for my wife and four policemen have been deployed outside the house for our protection,” he said.
“We were told to guard the house but no one told us why. When we came to the tiny house and saw a foreigner here we were surprised,” said Inspector Javed Sahu. “I was even more surprised when I learned why he was here,” he said.
“It was rather surprising. Ayub called me to the church around 10.45pm on Friday. He told me it couldn’t wait and when I got there, he told me he wanted me to perform a marriage ceremony,” said pastor Rahman Masih. “They wanted to keep it low profile because of security,” he added.
“I am incredibly happy. I never expected he would come all the way to Pakistan for me,” Shaifa said.
Published in The Express Tribune, July 4th, 2011.

Us EMBASSY HAD requested special security for him


why assholes?why should we give him security at the cost of Pakistani taxpayer?HARAM KA MAAL HAI??
Is he some rare breed in danger of extinction that we give him security??
you can host him at embassy and call his potential spouse to the embassy and then send them to USA