Posted on 03/30/2023 1:05:19 PM PDT by Tench_Coxe
Edward Hille gets emotional when he talks about watching the demise of America from his new home in Roatan - a bay island of Honduras.
He’s now what many call an expat - still an American citizen, but fled years ago to live in another country. According to Aetna International, the number of expats has more than doubled in the last fifteen years — and even more Americans are leaving the US amid rising political divisiveness and cost of living.
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Its why you're seeing pre-emptive things like S. 686, some of the more intelligent scum in DC see what's coming. They know its coming.
Well then he should stay and fight.
People are free to leave. We dont fence our people in.
But if you want to preserve the Republic, live and work and fight here.
Looks like a beautiful place. Can you bring/own guns there? If not, then I’m staying and fighting.
Interviewer is a babe though. :-)
There are a lot of lovely places to live outside the United States, and I use the same criterium you do. No guns allowed? Not moving there.
Thanks in large part to USA promoted peace, traditional values and freedom, MANY cities in the world are very developed - and much nicer than US cities.
Now, as they rise, our cities decline into chaos and our own government declines into corruption, one-party rule, and neo-marxism - the differences are becoming more obvious.
I received the greatest culture shock when I returned to the US after a 25-year career working abroad. If I had to do it over again, I would have not returned.
I retired to Panama in 2019 for very simple reasons - lovely springlike weather all year in the mountains, same U.S. dollar so no currency exchange rates, many things are less expensive than the U.S., you control your own health care costs, population is largely peaceful and friendly,, moderate government however there are no guns, no cigarettes and few drugs outside the cartel areas. The population is mostly Catholic.
Make no mistake, the globalists are trying to make every place exactly the same in every way. What could go wrong?
Roatan is very lovely. But, if he needs medical attention or has to deal with the local government, he might rethink.
I confess, when I visited Poland last year, part of me felt more at home there than in the US.
Good, normal, country. The only Rainbow Flags I saw, were when I passed the US Embassy in Warsaw.
I live in a pretty liberal MA town. There is one rainbow flag, on one home a couple streets over. I see many, many more American flags.
In the world outside social media….It is not a big part of peoples’ lives. Maybe in your area…but not around here. I think we sometimes need to look around in the real world and see what’s happening.
It’s more than just the flags.
Honduras, Central America is very nice. I believe in Honduras you can own a gun.
“I would have not returned”
Have a place in central america, split time between there and Texas. I like it down there and it takes 3 months for me to want to come back home. It takes about 2 weeks to want to go back down there.
Honduras forms diplomatic ties with China after breaking relations with Taiwan
https://www.nbcnews.com/news/world/china-honduras-taiwan-diplomatic-ties-us-tensions-rcna76697
That doesn’t sound good.
Would by a top pick for me if I ever decided to leave here. Which won’t happen.
I’m looking to leave. Can work from anywhere. I’m too old to fight this crap. Would nuke it.
F**k those traitors. I won’t give up my homeland without a fight.
I rather spend my time in Europe(where my wife is from). South and central America is not for me. Worked in Montevideo and Bogota — not my cup of tea.
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