Hello, I’m here to learn

[KMack]

Shame on him for hating the US. I am European but I wanna be the US.

We can do an exchange, you for him.

[KingOf]

Canada isn't even an option?

[Loki]

I’m an American who wishes his ancestors had never come to the US. I gave up hope for the US years ago, and I’m here to learn about every single European country to see where I should flee to when my country disintegrates.

It is true that your country is in a big mess, and that bad people have taken over the running of the country in many ways... you have an utterly corrupt and evil media, and socially evils like transsexualism and homosexuality are running rampant. And people are forsaking God. However there is still a remnant of good, God-fearing people in America. Even here in Europe, we all are wishing you guys well.... and believe me, it's not all sunshine and roses over here in Europe! I'd say make the most of what you can in America. But if you insist to relocate to Europe, I won't blame you for it. Just one thing.. make sure you are right with God. Because that is all that matters in the end, regardless of where you live. There's hard times on the horizon for the whole world.

Believe me, I can really understand your frustration with American society. Totally. Because I follow channels like CNN, Fox, etc, and am keeping up to date with what's going on over there. I think we all know what you're talking about... to a lesser extent, these things are plaguing all of the Western world.

[nittionia]

America is amazing


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[♥ Lily ♥]

You've got such a huge and diverse landscape in the U.S. to choose from there in finding a home in a landscape and climate that you like.

I know the U.S. isn't totally perfect and has its advantages and disadvantages (like most nations,) but I don't think the U.S. can be all that bad - otherwise millions of migrants wouldn't move there for a better quality of life.

I can think of many much worse nations to live in on the planet. I guess the grass appears greener on the other side of the fence, but a lot of nations have their own problems too.

I think Switzerland, Norway, and Iceland look like nice places to live in terms of Europe. I don't think they have hard borders between Norway and Sweden or between Switzerland and its surrounding nations - but they're not part of the EU (Eurabia) control. They're all independent and self-governed, have nice landscapes, good economies, good qualities of life, etc.

New Zealand is beautiful and one is never far from the beaches, forests, mountains, etc, as everything is packed into the two small islands. (NZ was the filming location for the Lord of the Rings movies.) The wildlife and scenery is very interesting there too... although I'm not sure if you'd like their very hot summers. They drive on the right side of the vehicle and left side of the road like in the UK, Ireland, and Australia. Plus they speak English, so you wouldn't have to learn a foreign language.

I wouldn't recommend the U.K. as a lot of the anti-democratic politicians and the media here will drive you nuts. Infact I've felt so frustrated with the situation here at times and the strong divisions in our country and with Scotland seeking independence in the divided kingdom, etc, and I feel so betrayed and let-down by the vile and disgraceful politicians here who act like they're above the people and the voters - that I've wished that England could become the 51st state as I admire your President and would prefer to be governed by him. I feel like we're living in desperate times here with democracy hanging on a thread. I'm sick of the EU's open immigration borders for rapefugees to the EU, Islamisation in many EU states, Islamic terrorist bombs, trucks being driven into people, constant stabbing attacks, etc.

No, I'd pass on the U.K. - and look at Norway, Iceland, or Switzerland instead for peaceful places to move to.

[PrettyFarFromOkay]

That's not all his fault, though. The Deep State has still had a massive influence on the foreign policy, despite Trump being President. Especially with the Mueller investigation hanging over his head. However, with the Russia Hoax now put to rest, I predict things will get better foreign policy-wise, slowly but surely. If Trump is re-elected, I think he will try to patch things up with Russia. Until now that has been virtually impossible, and he has had to do certain things he didn't really want, just to bluff and get the Deep State off his back. He will try to drain the swamp more, but that's a slow process and not guaranteed to be successful (remember almost all the career officials in the State Department, CIA, FBI, Justice Dept etc are more or less involved with the Deep State... ). It's not easy for one man to fight a whole system, though.

I also initially judged Trump for making foreign policy mistakes, but now I realise he likely didn't have much of a choice in the matter at the time.

Well, he’s been fantastic on foreign policy, from Israel’s perspective.

He hasn’t been all bad. Hillary definitely would have been worse. But those Syria strikes were such a betrayal. I did not vote for that. And firing Steve Bannon as an advisor was a terrible move.

Hopefully you leave the US but you probably don't have the balls to do it.

It takes more balls to stay, to be honest. Balls I don’t have. I don’t hate the US... I think it’s unsustainable.

New Zealand is beautiful and one is never far from the beaches, forests, mountains, etc, as everything is packed into the two small islands. (NZ was the filming location for the Lord of the Rings movies.) The wildlife and scenery is very interesting there too... although I'm not sure if you'd like their very hot summers. They drive on the right side of the vehicle and left side of the road like in the UK, Ireland, and Australia. Plus they speak English, so you wouldn't have to learn a foreign language.

NZ is beautiful, but Kiwis are getting their country bought from underneath their feet by the Chinese (just like in parts of the US and Canada). A lot of globalists have turned their eyes to NZ as their next stomping grounds. Asshole Hollywood actors are moving there at an alarming rate.

No, I'd pass on the U.K. - and look at Norway, Iceland, or Switzerland instead for peaceful places to move to.

I’ve already moved to a different state in the US that’s more peaceful. I like it, but I’m not just looking for peace and quiet. I’m looking for a place to belong. I think the US is a country where a lot of people live but very few people ever really belong.

[PaleoEuropean]

I don't hate Americuuu like you it's the only country where I feel free tbh

You are welcome here any time

[RenaRyuguu]

You are welcome here any time

I like Clovis, Montana

[PaleoEuropean]

I like Clovis, Montana

Montana is a cool state, I love visiting that area but have never lived out there.

[RenaRyuguu]

Montana is a cool state, I love visiting that area but have never lived out there.

Montana is special it seems