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I am amazed at how our country has fallen to pieces. One simple question turns into insult? Perfect god damn it. Lets NEVER grow up. Lets always punk each other. Yeah I said it and ill die defending it! Find a blog for haters so I can find out the answer to my question without losing temper. Racial, moral,religious,political it does not matter once the people have turned on each other. America is lost and I want to find a new country where the people are still good to each other! Netherlands or New Zealand are a couple of countrys that permit felons. Hell they don't even ask. So my quest continues. Can't wait to read the what's this will bring. Come on hit me you super American patriots!
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I agree, Nicki143 should shut the hell up. Yes, your wife can get a passport unless her sentence imposed restrictions on obtaining a passport. Some countries may not allow entry so for sure, check with the appropriate embassies prior to obtaining tickets for travel, Good luck.
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