JSt0rm
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Please continue on with your fantasy little boy.
Well alright then.
I've never looked into purchasing real estate in a 3rd world country but I would imagine that the barrier to entry isnt very high.
Please continue on with your fantasy little boy.
Your were raised in the shithole of the US and talk about the south....what a fucking joke.
I'm not a mid country person. Not much to interest me. Even the food is generally unremarkable. If one likes it good for them but not my cup of tea.
Most people who live in the middle or south are just fucking stupid. This is why jobs will never come back to those areas.
Don't worry I will enjoy my tax free retirement in Indonesia.
The jobs in the north won't come back, the south is seeing expansion right now.
Not very American of you. Also considering you will become an expat right at the age you start collecting your SS you have payed into your whole life I say LOL. Please go.
Spain looks pretty good though![]()
West of Rochester. Better than Buffalo for business though. The remains of Kodak are here, but what's left of its US business is in the process of relocating out of state. Costs are out of hand. Xerox is still here but they're a shadow of what they were. Biggest employer is a local supermarket chain. Last time I was in Buffalo more property was available than occupied. Businesses tend to go to Toronto which is more business friendly than we are or just about anywhere unless they are somehow tied to wall street.
The big coastal areas in the east seem to be doing well enough, but the housing market had gone to hell of course. Boston for example is still a decent tech area. Philly is a pit, always prone to corruption, but is now gone beyond redemption. That's why I said its government should be disbanded earlier. Tammany Hall on steroids.
I'm not a mid country person. Not much to interest me. Even the food is generally unremarkable. If one likes it good for them but not my cup of tea.
Massachusetts suffers from political lunacy similar to what you find in NY or CA. The good news is that NH is only an increasingly long thirty miles from Boston.
CA may have problems but you can only dream of having our economy.
Spain would be sweetToo expensive for king londo though
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Massachusetts suffers from political lunacy similar to what you find in NY or CA. The good news is that NH is only an increasingly long thirty miles from Boston.
Do a little research. You can live cheaper in some good locations than here. Even Costa del Sol has some relative bargains. Try to find good coastal properties here. It's insane.
I'm probably going to marry into property in sweden, italy and germany. Of course I make my own so I will be looking for something nice in the future.
Lol crying about the sale of a vacant and derelict stadium for more than the land value. Pontiac made outlike a bandit that they found a sucker to pay that much for garbage. Pontiac is a perfect example what happens when you allow liberals to govern. Just look at detroit as another fine example of progressive incompetence.
We have Republicans threatening to destroy Medicare, to drop a nuclear weapon in the class war lowering the tax rate on the richest Americans to 25%, a corrupt Republican attempting to *de-regulate further* oil drilling in the Mexico Gulf, states historically pursuing everything from claiming they don't have to follow federal law they disagree with to banning President Obama from the 2012 ballot to yet again prevent voter registration to a war on unions.
With the possible exception of that last issue, the most radical activity going on is largely sliding under the radar for the country.
It sounds so outrageous it's hard to believe it's happening, much less so quietly. It's the sort of thing if asked how you would react if those you disagree with did it, you would say you were outraged, and start citing the fundamental principles of the country and democracy.
It's the right-wing states' trying to pass - and passing - a greatly expanded right for these states to take over cities, to remove their elected leaders by declaration.
Rachel Maddow did a great job reporting on this, so just watch her clip:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26315908/#42672552
200 'takeover managers' being trained in one state? The targeting for the first takeover of an 85% black (read: Democratic) city?
They key issue here isn't the measure for a legitimate emergency as it has been in the past, but the great expansion of the power, lowering the bar for its use, going from where the state manager would work with city authorities, to where the state removes them.
While we're at it, on the topic of the stories above, more good segments on the voter registration restrictions now going on:
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26315908/#42672623
http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/26315908/#42672709
With 60% of first-voters voting Democrat, and 30% Republican, the math is simple for the anti-American, anti-democracy agenda of the Republicans to prevent registration.
Think you have heard it before? How about a newly married woman being required to have her marriage certificate to vote?
Bunch of bullshit
Rachel Maddow isn't anything close to Glenn Beck. She's a good journalist who actually gets facts right. She's the liberal version of Anderson Cooper, not the liberal version of Glenn Beck.
