Same. I lived in Japan, Taiwan, and mainland China for about 10 years, and I only came back with my wife because we want to buy a house here in the States. After that, we're going back to Japan and China.

The US is so far behind in public infrastructure (trains, pedestrian, cycling, etc) that I can't see the States being a good place NOW, much less the next fifty years.

Why do you want to buy a house in the United States that you never plan to live in?

Chuck Norris didn't die. He simply moved to a parallel Earth that needed him.

how come?

As a veteran, this sounds effing cool. My engineering expertise is not anywhere near what you're looking for, but I'm gonna keep an eye out for your projec tin the future. It'll be interesting to see what you develop!

Thank you! Appreciate this. Will let you know how we get on.

We get closer and closer to Neil Stevenson's FALL / dodge in hell.

Pretty soon if we want any kind of verified internet, we'll need to pay people to filter out all the crap from the real stuff.

Looks cool! Applied

Not gonna lie, that would be a dream, and that's coming from an American.

The WSJ reported that many Americans are relocating to Lisbon, investing in real estate in New Zealand, or becoming digital nomads in Southeast Asia.

All I can do is sit here and sigh.

The thing is, as sudden as this seems to the general public, this is something that takes months of planning. Having served in the Navy for eight years, I know that this kind of thing doesn't necessarily happen overnight. That doesn't mean it _couldn't_. The US military certainly does have the ability to plan a strike very quickly.

But, most likely, this was planned behind closed doors. Based on the reports, I bet this was probably planned shortly after Trump took office. It just so happens that it's a good distraction from the Epstein files.

I hate the direction this country's government is taking. It sucks. I just want to leave at some point. I don't want my family to grow up here anymore.

Of course there was a military plan for this since months, but that does not mean that plan was surely to be executed. (A likely option I assume)

What I find worrying is the standard tactic seems to be to do negotiations, let the other side assume there is hope for a other solution - and then attack hard all of a sudden. Already the second time. It might be effective short term, but it erodes what is left of trust negotiating with the US.

This one isn't all bad. From Trump's recent speech:

>Finally, to the great proud people of Iran, I say tonight that the hour of your freedom is at hand

It may not work but it's not a bad objective. My mum in the UK is a Bahai and a lot of those are refugees from Iran because they say be nice and tolerant and the Iranian government imprisons or kills them for so doing. Blasphemy etc. The are not a good lot.

It looks like the posiition doesn't exist on your website

I gotta say, the application site is pretty damn slick. Applied.