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Quote: Story about Mr. Navorski from Republic of Krakuzha, visiting USA.while he is in the air his country erupts in a fiery coup so with in second the guy found him self homeless. and unauthorized to enter the United States and must improvise his days in the terminal’s international transit lounge at Kennedy airport until the war at home is over. The following dialog between him and the supervisor and the Director of Customs and Border Protection after he stay more than one month at new York city air port: Supervisor: so Mr. Navorski , I have Avery good news for u Navorski: what ? Supervisor: I’ve figured out away to get u out of this air port Navorski: how? Supervisor: well we have laws here that protect Aliens. If we can establish this Fear with u. that can bring you to an immigration judge and let u plead your case for asylum. and then u be free to wait in New York until your court date. Navorski: so I go to new York city to night? Supervisor: yes, but u only get to go if we can establish a credible fear Navorski: Fear from what Supervisor: it doesn’t matter what you’re afraid of. It’s all the same to Uncle Sam. So I’m going to ask you one Question ? Navorski: so I answer one question and go to New York city to night. Supervisor: yes tonight Navorski: ok (happy) Supervisor: Do you at this time have any fear of returning to you’re own country? Navorski: No (simply is that) Supervisor: you’re country at war Navorski: yes Supervisor: there are men in the street with guns. Political persecution. Navorski: yes it’s terrible Supervisor: yeah it’s horrible . and god only knows what could happen. Innocent people are torn from their beds. and throw them to jail Navorski: yes , yes Supervisor: so you are afraid? Navorski: from what? Supervisor: Karkozhia Navorski: Karkozhia . no , I am not afraid of Karkozhia I’m a little afraid of this Room Supervisor: I’m talking about bombs, human dignity, human rights Navorski plsz don’t be afraid to tell me you’re afraid of Karkozhia Navorski: IS HOME I AM NOT AFRAID FROM MY HOME