Urgent! Strange report, USA'S VISA SERVICE IS EXPERIENCING SIGNIFICANT INTERRUPTIONS! SIGNS OF A WAR NEAR!

WORLD WAR 3

The global stage is set, the people are in place and the lights are on. The timing of a war is almost perfect. All wars are banker wars, and the collapse of the dollar being imminent is what shows the signs of World War 3 banning loudly on our doorsteps. Since the 24th of July the US visa service has been experiencing significant interruptions. This can be because of two things, the influx of illegal immigrants entering our country and the system can't handle it; or it is because their are visas that need to be canceled because World War 3 is near. This issue as stated below is not particular to any single country but the whole world! It is likely that the issue could be caused by the influx of illegals but not in this case, also as stated below the issue is because of backlogging. Please read below for more information.

Posted on Sunday Jul 27th at 5:00pm

WASHINGTON (Xinhua) - The US State Department's global database for issuing visas is still experiencing technical problems with the visa issuance system, according to a bulletin posted Saturday on its website.

"As of July 26, we are operating at a significantly reduced capacity and will be until we clear the document backlog. This issue is worldwide and is not specific to any particular country or visa category," the bulletin said.

"We are working urgently to correct the problem and expect the system to be fully operational again soon. We will continue to post updates to travel.state.gov as more information becomes available," it said.

US State Department's passport and visa issuance system has failed to run after a computer glitch, resulting in delays in visa and passport processing since July 24.

So far, it's still unknown when the system will return to normal operations and how many document requests were affected by the glitch. The Bureau of Consular Affairs processes millions of visa requests each year.

But the bureau continues to issue emergency passports at present.

Although the bureau has not identified the root cause of the malfunction, but it does not believe "malicious action," such as terrorism or sabotage, were responsible.