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[Sithara007]

It's all PR. Some stars have received Russian citizenship. They're prostitutes and sold to Putin for the money, but none of them lives in Russia. USA is one of the best countries in the world and therefore nobody's going anywhere.

You are Ukrainian right? I can see why you are so butt-hurt? Every month, I see a number of Westerners, applying for the Russian passport. But never heard anyone ever preferring an Ukrainian passport.

That said, the Ukrainians are dreaming that very soon the EU will grant them right to work. Keep dreaming... as it is never going to happen. The EU wants only Syrians and Iraqis.

[RobertDeNiro]

Goodbye and good riddance.

[bryant.coleman]

him being happy is what counts but it's in no way cheaper. have you seen australian property prices? and groceries cost a ton more too. 

He is going to the Philippines, and the expenses are quite low there. English is also widely spoken, although the crime rate is quite high when compared to the western nations. That said, he will be quite surprised once he lands in that country. He is escaping from one populist politician (Trump) and now he has to live under the rule of Duterte, who is even more populist and outspoken.

[RobertDeNiro]

him being happy is what counts but it's in no way cheaper. have you seen australian property prices? and groceries cost a ton more too. 

He is going to the Philippines, and the expenses are quite low there. English is also widely spoken, although the crime rate is quite high when compared to the western nations. That said, he will be quite surprised once he lands in that country. He is escaping from one populist politician (Trump) and now he has to live under the rule of Duterte, who is even more populist and outspoken.

Life is very tough out there.. Id never move to the Philippines


NSFW


http://www.bestgore.com/?s=Philippines

[BADecker]

I'm really thinking about it (the thread title). One problem. I'd have to be in the U.S. to do it. Things might appear that I am in the U.S., and people in their simple understanding might think that I and they are in the U.S., but you are only in the U.S. if you work for Government, and maybe not even then. Otherwise you are a free man or woman on the land. After all, the Basic Law of the U.S., the constitution states that Government land is the 10 square miles of D.C.

[merchantofzeny]

...
A far better choice would be Belize, if you like Philippines-like climate. It is common law, where the basic rule of law is the 12-person jury, like the United States or Great Britain or Canada.

...

Belize?  I thought there is an open hunting season on gringos, you know like Guatemalans crossing the border etc...
Belize has the third highest murder rate in the world in 2016!!!

http://www.theyucatantimes.com/2016/02/belize-ranks-3-of-10-countries-with-worlds-highest-murder-rates/

Better choice is Costa Rica.  Lots of gringos.  Nice climate.  Plenty of gated communities para todos que no hablar español.

I guess if he's moving there, he better learn Spanish.

[merchantofzeny]

him being happy is what counts but it's in no way cheaper. have you seen australian property prices? and groceries cost a ton more too. 

He is going to the Philippines, and the expenses are quite low there. English is also widely spoken, although the crime rate is quite high when compared to the western nations. That said, he will be quite surprised once he lands in that country. He is escaping from one populist politician (Trump) and now he has to live under the rule of Duterte, who is even more populist and outspoken.

Life is very tough out there.. Id never move to the Philippines


NSFW


http://www.bestgore.com/?s=Philippines

It depends where you live. Avoid settling in Mindanao (or at least the SW parts) that's where most of the Islamist activities are. Luzon is the safest bet for people moving here though there are also plenty of good cities in the Visayas, especially Cebu (they tend to speak English even with other Filipinos).

I'm not sure about jobs though. My mom's cousin is married to an American and they moved back to Guam just this year. Not exactly sure what he does for a living but I heard he's not making enough here. It would be far easier if you just build your own business.

A word of warning to anyone planning to move here. Summer IS HOT. And no, I'm not talking just about Pinoys on the beach. If you plan to move, do it on the cooler months to allow your body to acclimatize. Even OFWs on vacation find the heat oppressive. You wouldn't want a stroke ruining your housewarming.

[RobertDeNiro]

him being happy is what counts but it's in no way cheaper. have you seen australian property prices? and groceries cost a ton more too. 

He is going to the Philippines, and the expenses are quite low there. English is also widely spoken, although the crime rate is quite high when compared to the western nations. That said, he will be quite surprised once he lands in that country. He is escaping from one populist politician (Trump) and now he has to live under the rule of Duterte, who is even more populist and outspoken.

Life is very tough out there.. Id never move to the Philippines


NSFW


http://www.bestgore.com/?s=Philippines

It depends where you live. Avoid settling in Mindanao (or at least the SW parts) that's where most of the Islamist activities are. Luzon is the safest bet for people moving here though there are also plenty of good cities in the Visayas, especially Cebu (they tend to speak English even with other Filipinos).

I'm not sure about jobs though. My mom's cousin is married to an American and they moved back to Guam just this year. Not exactly sure what he does for a living but I heard he's not making enough here. It would be far easier if you just build your own business.

A word of warning to anyone planning to move here. Summer IS HOT. And no, I'm not talking just about Pinoys on the beach. If you plan to move, do it on the cooler months to allow your body to acclimatize. Even OFWs on vacation find the heat oppressive. You wouldn't want a stroke ruining your housewarming.

How warm are the summers you're talking about?

[malcovixeffect]

him being happy is what counts but it's in no way cheaper. have you seen australian property prices? and groceries cost a ton more too. 

He is going to the Philippines, and the expenses are quite low there. English is also widely spoken, although the crime rate is quite high when compared to the western nations. That said, he will be quite surprised once he lands in that country. He is escaping from one populist politician (Trump) and now he has to live under the rule of Duterte, who is even more populist and outspoken.

Life is very tough out there.. Id never move to the Philippines


NSFW


http://www.bestgore.com/?s=Philippines

It depends where you live. Avoid settling in Mindanao (or at least the SW parts) that's where most of the Islamist activities are. Luzon is the safest bet for people moving here though there are also plenty of good cities in the Visayas, especially Cebu (they tend to speak English even with other Filipinos).

I'm not sure about jobs though. My mom's cousin is married to an American and they moved back to Guam just this year. Not exactly sure what he does for a living but I heard he's not making enough here. It would be far easier if you just build your own business.

A word of warning to anyone planning to move here. Summer IS HOT. And no, I'm not talking just about Pinoys on the beach. If you plan to move, do it on the cooler months to allow your body to acclimatize. Even OFWs on vacation find the heat oppressive. You wouldn't want a stroke ruining your housewarming.

How warm are the summers you're talking about?

during summer 34 - 40 degrees Celsius

[dawnpot]

Better reconsider dude because politics is everywhere including your own home.

[RobertDeNiro]

him being happy is what counts but it's in no way cheaper. have you seen australian property prices? and groceries cost a ton more too. 

He is going to the Philippines, and the expenses are quite low there. English is also widely spoken, although the crime rate is quite high when compared to the western nations. That said, he will be quite surprised once he lands in that country. He is escaping from one populist politician (Trump) and now he has to live under the rule of Duterte, who is even more populist and outspoken.

Life is very tough out there.. Id never move to the Philippines


NSFW


http://www.bestgore.com/?s=Philippines

It depends where you live. Avoid settling in Mindanao (or at least the SW parts) that's where most of the Islamist activities are. Luzon is the safest bet for people moving here though there are also plenty of good cities in the Visayas, especially Cebu (they tend to speak English even with other Filipinos).

I'm not sure about jobs though. My mom's cousin is married to an American and they moved back to Guam just this year. Not exactly sure what he does for a living but I heard he's not making enough here. It would be far easier if you just build your own business.

A word of warning to anyone planning to move here. Summer IS HOT. And no, I'm not talking just about Pinoys on the beach. If you plan to move, do it on the cooler months to allow your body to acclimatize. Even OFWs on vacation find the heat oppressive. You wouldn't want a stroke ruining your housewarming.

How warm are the summers you're talking about?

during summer 34 - 40 degrees Celsius

That's crazy hot. Anyway like I said in my first post on this thread Id never move to the Philippines.

[BADecker]

him being happy is what counts but it's in no way cheaper. have you seen australian property prices? and groceries cost a ton more too. 

He is going to the Philippines, and the expenses are quite low there. English is also widely spoken, although the crime rate is quite high when compared to the western nations. That said, he will be quite surprised once he lands in that country. He is escaping from one populist politician (Trump) and now he has to live under the rule of Duterte, who is even more populist and outspoken.

Life is very tough out there.. Id never move to the Philippines


NSFW


http://www.bestgore.com/?s=Philippines

It depends where you live. Avoid settling in Mindanao (or at least the SW parts) that's where most of the Islamist activities are. Luzon is the safest bet for people moving here though there are also plenty of good cities in the Visayas, especially Cebu (they tend to speak English even with other Filipinos).

I'm not sure about jobs though. My mom's cousin is married to an American and they moved back to Guam just this year. Not exactly sure what he does for a living but I heard he's not making enough here. It would be far easier if you just build your own business.

A word of warning to anyone planning to move here. Summer IS HOT. And no, I'm not talking just about Pinoys on the beach. If you plan to move, do it on the cooler months to allow your body to acclimatize. Even OFWs on vacation find the heat oppressive. You wouldn't want a stroke ruining your housewarming.

How warm are the summers you're talking about?

during summer 34 - 40 degrees Celsius

That's crazy hot. Anyway like I said in my first post on this thread Id never move to the Philippines.

And take your own military with you, in case you are accused of participating in the drug traffic.

[RobertDeNiro]

him being happy is what counts but it's in no way cheaper. have you seen australian property prices? and groceries cost a ton more too. 

He is going to the Philippines, and the expenses are quite low there. English is also widely spoken, although the crime rate is quite high when compared to the western nations. That said, he will be quite surprised once he lands in that country. He is escaping from one populist politician (Trump) and now he has to live under the rule of Duterte, who is even more populist and outspoken.

Life is very tough out there.. Id never move to the Philippines


NSFW


http://www.bestgore.com/?s=Philippines

It depends where you live. Avoid settling in Mindanao (or at least the SW parts) that's where most of the Islamist activities are. Luzon is the safest bet for people moving here though there are also plenty of good cities in the Visayas, especially Cebu (they tend to speak English even with other Filipinos).

I'm not sure about jobs though. My mom's cousin is married to an American and they moved back to Guam just this year. Not exactly sure what he does for a living but I heard he's not making enough here. It would be far easier if you just build your own business.

A word of warning to anyone planning to move here. Summer IS HOT. And no, I'm not talking just about Pinoys on the beach. If you plan to move, do it on the cooler months to allow your body to acclimatize. Even OFWs on vacation find the heat oppressive. You wouldn't want a stroke ruining your housewarming.

How warm are the summers you're talking about?

during summer 34 - 40 degrees Celsius

That's crazy hot. Anyway like I said in my first post on this thread Id never move to the Philippines.

And take your own military with you, in case you are accused of participating in the drug traffic.

That's true. I never even took that into account but their president is killing drug dealers on the spot, no trial, no jury, just a few grains of lead. Even more reason why I wont be ever even visiting the Philippians let alone moving there.

[Sithara007]

It depends where you live. Avoid settling in Mindanao (or at least the SW parts) that's where most of the Islamist activities are. Luzon is the safest bet for people moving here though there are also plenty of good cities in the Visayas, especially Cebu (they tend to speak English even with other Filipinos).

I'm not sure about jobs though. My mom's cousin is married to an American and they moved back to Guam just this year. Not exactly sure what he does for a living but I heard he's not making enough here. It would be far easier if you just build your own business.

A word of warning to anyone planning to move here. Summer IS HOT. And no, I'm not talking just about Pinoys on the beach. If you plan to move, do it on the cooler months to allow your body to acclimatize. Even OFWs on vacation find the heat oppressive. You wouldn't want a stroke ruining your housewarming.

The Abu Sayyaf and the other Muslim extremists are concentrated in Western Mindanao and the smaller islands nearby. Central Mindanao and Eastern part is safe, although crime rate should be a problem. Also avoid the island of Samar, as it is a hotbed of Maoist insurgency.

[merchantofzeny]

It depends where you live. Avoid settling in Mindanao (or at least the SW parts) that's where most of the Islamist activities are. Luzon is the safest bet for people moving here though there are also plenty of good cities in the Visayas, especially Cebu (they tend to speak English even with other Filipinos).

I'm not sure about jobs though. My mom's cousin is married to an American and they moved back to Guam just this year. Not exactly sure what he does for a living but I heard he's not making enough here. It would be far easier if you just build your own business.

A word of warning to anyone planning to move here. Summer IS HOT. And no, I'm not talking just about Pinoys on the beach. If you plan to move, do it on the cooler months to allow your body to acclimatize. Even OFWs on vacation find the heat oppressive. You wouldn't want a stroke ruining your housewarming.

The Abu Sayyaf and the other Muslim extremists are concentrated in Western Mindanao and the smaller islands nearby. Central Mindanao and Eastern part is safe, although crime rate should be a problem. Also avoid the island of Samar, as it is a hotbed of Maoist insurgency.

Oh yes, I almost forgot about the commies!

[audaciousbeing]

When alot of people will want to leave the third world country to come over there by all means just because there is a more functional government responsive to the citizens need better than theirs which politics cannot be eliminated from that what youre running from but thats your choice and if you are ready to face insecurity, kidnapping, high-level corruption, power failure etc. at the expense of politics then you are most welcome to join the party.

[Sithara007]

Oh yes, I almost forgot about the commies!

The commies have been weakened recently. They are no longer a capable fighting force. The Battle of Macalangit was the last straw. Anyway... Duterte is now trying to enforce a ceasefire with them.

[petsae]

Good luck and best wishes. I live in Europe but I wish to do the same, to move somewhere else just like that. But maybe some day 

[merchantofzeny]

Good luck and best wishes. I live in Europe but I wish to do the same, to move somewhere else just like that. But maybe some day 

Where you at? I've heard about what happened in Berlin. The details are not clear yet in the news though.

[Chin Cheng]

Better reconsider dude because politics is everywhere including your own home.

he might not be moving from US because of political reasons alone ,he would have found that it is more cheap and inexpensive to live in a third world country and being a US citizen have its perks in a third world country i guess. Good luck