[vannrox]

Rather than discussing other nations from the point of view of traveling there for a vacation. These two posts discuss actually moving there. Certainly most men have had experiences where they felt trapped, whether it is in a relationship, a job, or just a bad situation. You know, it doesn't have to be that way. You have options.

Part 1
Switzerland
France
Germany
Iceland
Chile
Vietnam
Cambodia
Panama
Poland


Part 2
Brazil
Malaysia
England
Japan
Sweden
Peru

Please note that this is a blog post. If you want "news" you can go to CNN, MSNBC, ABC or Politico.

Also note that the content is long, and discusses things that might make a feminazi faint. Presented for purposes of enjoyment and instruction.

[yarddog]

My Sister and Brother-in-Law spend 9 months a year in Europe. The last few years they have used Hungary as their base. Also Poland.

They also like Scotland and recently have spoken highly of Serbia. In fact my Brother-in-Law says Serbia has the best food.

[Robert DeLong]

What is an NDR?

[Galatians328]

Any conservative who wants to relocate to a socialist paradise like Germany or France or Sweden deserves exactly what he gets on moving there.

This should be posted in all the liberal forums, we’d have fewer liberal idiots voting in the next election and they’d quickly learn how countries actually enforce their borders.

[bgill]

All those are big no-nos. Stay in the USA.

[Baynative]

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You might take me out of America, but you can't take America out of me.

[techworker]

Which Latin American country have the highest concent;ration of white women who don’t object to marrying someone twice their age? Sure I have a few Filipinas picked out if I want to go that route but I doubt I’d ever want to move there. Back to the question— Bolivia? I’ve actually heard if you buy some land in El Salvador it’s very safe in the countryside.

From watching 90-Day Visa I’d say Columbia has some high-quality options.

I usually focus on women in all things but I plan to read the article to see what over lifestyle reasons there are for leaving. For me the only real reason would be to stretch my retirement money and have some fun with young-uns. .

[Bonemaker]

You forgot New Zealand, Serbia, Croatua, Czech Republic, Hungary, Slovenia...

Depends on how much you value gun ownership.

[Salvavida]

Yeah, let's celebrate a man's life bent on sexual exploitation of women and the cultures that exalt it, rather than purity and concern for the souls of others.

[CaptainK]

A strange article where availability to prostitution in foreign lands seems sadly important.

[mylife]

Men,running from their lives? What could go wrong?

[Simon Green]

Odd that Thailand isn’t on the list, it’s a popular retirement destination for many Americans.

[LongWayHome]

There’s a lot of safe, great places in the STATES that you can hunker down in without going overseas.

A 2+ hour drive north of where I live puts you in an excellent, quaint northern New England town or village where it looks & feels like 1950s USA.

[VR-21]

I’ll stand my ground and die on it if need be. Running ain’t my style.

[dfwgator]

Poland for me.

[JoeFromSidney]

I was stationed in Thailand for two years, courtesy of the USAF. I spent two semesters as a visiting professor in Turkey, courtesy of the Turkish Ministry of Education. I enjoyed both stays, and liked the people I worked with or associated with. However, in both cases I was glad to get back to the USA when my time overseas was up. I'm not sure I could live indefinitely as an expat. YMMV.

[unread]

Why not Japan..??

[avenir]

Thank you for this (saving for weekend study).