[pinochet]

Opposition to Muslim refugees has made the Eastern Europeans the successors of Charles Martel, the great warrior of the Western world. Can you believe he was French?

[smokingfrog]

Switzerland or New Zealand

[Buckeye McFrog]

Canada.

Though I am getting sick and tired of them exporting Liberal celebrities down here to deliver us finger-wagging lectures.

[klgator]

England. From that little, isolated island came some of the greatest ideas for law and government. They made it a lot easier for us to set up our own country.

I know many think England is on a downward spiral, but there is a spirit among the Englishman that isn't seen until their backs are to the wall. I'm watching "Churchill: The Wilderness Years," and I'm amazed at how England appeased the Germans right up to the invasion of Poland, yet they fought alone against Germany until we entered the war. Never count England out.

[BuffaloJack]

Canada

[Celerity]

I understand Estonia is also on it’s way to freedom. The mafia is still a big thing there though.

After America I’ll be going somewhere to die. My heart is here and I won’t leave. I’ll fight, physically, to my dying breath.

I do, however, have a young daughter who needs to live with a father. So it’s always been tough. Fight or Flight.

if I left I would have to get some sort of group together. Go to Turkey and buy a $20,000 research vessel. Load about 10 families together and head to Patagonia, Aleutian Islands or what have you.

I have an opportunity to “start all over” in Whitehorse right now. I was thinking about that.

None of these opportunities are the same as even a post-collapse America though. When you’re born somewhere, that’s where you are.

[Pilgrim's Progress]

I admire Poland for the way that they brought themselves out of the tentacles of communism through the efforts of Lech Walesa. Sadly, however, the book ‘The Black Earth’ shows the depth that the European countries supported Hitler’s plan to exterminate the Jews - so they’ll forever have a black mark against them.

[broken_arrow1]

Texas

[SaxxonWoods]

Italy. Family connections and I've been there a lot. Great history, wonderful people, beautiful country and architecture. And when you get to the sticks, the government seems small and far away.

[Bubba Gump Shrimp]

Hungary

[MileHi]

Music...

[dfwgator]

I am of Polish heritage, so yes, of course, Poland is my choice.

Finally got to visit there last years, albeit it was too short. But it was fantastic.

Warsaw is growing tremendously, no longer the drab, gray city that it was under Communism.

Krakow was awesome, as well.

But the part of the country I really like is the area of the Carpathian-Tatra Mountains, beautiful country there.

But any of the Visegrad Countries (Poland, Czech Republic, Slovakia, Hungary) would work for me.

I particularly would like Bratislava, because it has all the amenities of a European Capital city, but it’s smaller, and plus, it’s only an hour away from Vienna.

[caww]

Mine would be Australia...then Israel for historical reasons.

[redhead]

Japan. Then Czech Republic.

[CodeToad]

Marshall Islands.

[atc23]

Espana

[liberalh8ter]

Australia

[FateAmenableToChange]

Poland. Hands down.

[onedoug]

Poland.

[DCBryan1]

Texas....or the Western Sahara (no government)...watch the land mines and armed Bedouin terrorists.

[RavenLooneyToon]

New Trumpland.