A law professor who is all-in on the meme that the U.S. is a hellhole notes that most Americans cannot and will not move out.
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Part 3: The “I moved abroad” “oppressed victim” stories
This week I read the worst “I moved abroad” story – and concluded it was so bad, and the genre so bad, that I will no longer waste time reading these nonsense stories from young “freelance writers”.
Continue readingThe importance of international experience in business
Grok estimates up to 30% of executives have international experience, and “40% of the 500 largest U.S. companies were founded by immigrants or their children”.
Continue readingPeople who have not traveled have a limited world view
People who have not traveled have a narrow perspective.
Continue readingCelebrities who said they would leave the country after the election
This is from 2016 – none of them left permanently – some had prior dual residencies (immigration privileges) and already split their time between the U.S. and other countries, because…
Continue readingSolo travel: Almost no male solo travelers
Yet another media story about solo women travelers. Men do not exist. In fact, it appears the travel media industry truly hates men – this is bizarre. It gets worse …
Continue readingHalf of surveyed millionaires say they will leave the US after next election
Very few will actually leave but 53% say they are considering leaving. Most would use an investment visa to obtain residency elsewhere.
Continue reading1 in 5 “ultra wealthy” plan to apply for 2nd citizenship
“This year, 19% of ultra-wealthy individuals surveyed are planning to apply for a second passport or new citizenship.”
Continue readingThe media hates America: Their bizarre fixation on untrue stories about Americans moving abroad
The media runs endless stories that “America is awful so these folkx moved to country X where everything is wonderful”. Yet few Americans actually leave the U.S., permanently.
Continue readingAmericans moving abroad squeezing out local populations
Highly privileged Americans move abroad, live off the strong U.S. dollar, while driving up the prices for locals, whose wages are low. Many social media expat and travel influencers are highly privileged.
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