What places wouldn't you visit due to the political climate?
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I'm going to say
USA
Russia
As places I wouldn't visit currently due to the political environment, but I would travel to should a regime change make it less unappealing to me.
There are other places that I wouldn't want to go to, but it's either not due to just the current political situation there, or I can't see it changing.
USA
Russia
As places I wouldn't visit currently due to the political environment, but I would travel to should a regime change make it less unappealing to me.
There are other places that I wouldn't want to go to, but it's either not due to just the current political situation there, or I can't see it changing.
Anywhere where citizens have access to guns basically.
I am planning on leaving the UK, London born and bred, the degradation is happening at an alarming rate now, infrastructure, environment and society.
Europe is no different, Taking another investigating trip to Egypt in Feb, So far it is looking a viable option.
I have looked at other parts of the UK, some are still OK, but for how long ?
I am planning on leaving the UK, London born and bred, the degradation is happening at an alarming rate now, infrastructure, environment and society.
Europe is no different, Taking another investigating trip to Egypt in Feb, So far it is looking a viable option.
I have looked at other parts of the UK, some are still OK, but for how long ?
Doesitdrive said:
Anywhere where citizens have access to guns basically.
I am planning on leaving the UK, London born and bred, the degradation is happening at an alarming rate now, infrastructure, environment and society.
Europe is no different, Taking another investigating trip to Egypt in Feb, So far it is looking a viable option.
I have looked at other parts of the UK, some are still OK, but for how long ?
I thought you could own firearms in Egypt.I am planning on leaving the UK, London born and bred, the degradation is happening at an alarming rate now, infrastructure, environment and society.
Europe is no different, Taking another investigating trip to Egypt in Feb, So far it is looking a viable option.
I have looked at other parts of the UK, some are still OK, but for how long ?
InitialDave said:
Doesitdrive said:
Anywhere where citizens have access to guns basically.
I am planning on leaving the UK, London born and bred, the degradation is happening at an alarming rate now, infrastructure, environment and society.
Europe is no different, Taking another investigating trip to Egypt in Feb, So far it is looking a viable option.
I have looked at other parts of the UK, some are still OK, but for how long ?
I thought you could own firearms in Egypt.I am planning on leaving the UK, London born and bred, the degradation is happening at an alarming rate now, infrastructure, environment and society.
Europe is no different, Taking another investigating trip to Egypt in Feb, So far it is looking a viable option.
I have looked at other parts of the UK, some are still OK, but for how long ?
The Small Arms Survey estimates there are nearly four million firearms in civilian ownership in Egypt, 90% unregistered.
Edited by Rumdoodle on Saturday 31st January 14:45
Palmela said:
Gun control across most of Europe is pretty strong. It's mainly hunters that get access.
I also said Europe is ruled out to go and escape thirld world Britain lol. Guns can be got anywhere I guess, it's the general living environment that is wanting my partner and I to find a peaceful country with happy people to live in.
Sun helps too thoough lol.
Doesitdrive said:
I also said Europe is ruled out to go and escape thirld world Britain lol.
Guns can be got anywhere I guess, it's the general living environment that is wanting my partner and I to find a peaceful country with happy people to live in.
Sun helps too thoough lol.
There's a lot of very nice Europe that isn't Britain or shooty though! Guns can be got anywhere I guess, it's the general living environment that is wanting my partner and I to find a peaceful country with happy people to live in.
Sun helps too thoough lol.
Doesitdrive said:
Anywhere where citizens have access to guns basically.
I am planning on leaving the UK, London born and bred, the degradation is happening at an alarming rate now, infrastructure, environment and society.
Europe is no different, Taking another investigating trip to Egypt in Feb, So far it is looking a viable option.
I have looked at other parts of the UK, some are still OK, but for how long ?
An intriguing post!I am planning on leaving the UK, London born and bred, the degradation is happening at an alarming rate now, infrastructure, environment and society.
Europe is no different, Taking another investigating trip to Egypt in Feb, So far it is looking a viable option.
I have looked at other parts of the UK, some are still OK, but for how long ?
Intriguing for what reason. ?
Couple of things I didn't mention,
Friends we have made in Egypt stay in touch more often than some friends here, who you often find want something when they do.
Despite so called multiculturalism that has been rammed down our throats, as a mixed race couple, black and white, with an age gap, particularly her,but we both feel much more accepted in Egypt.
Couple of things I didn't mention,
Friends we have made in Egypt stay in touch more often than some friends here, who you often find want something when they do.
Despite so called multiculturalism that has been rammed down our throats, as a mixed race couple, black and white, with an age gap, particularly her,but we both feel much more accepted in Egypt.
Doesitdrive said:
Intriguing for what reason. ?
Couple of things I didn't mention,
Friends we have made in Egypt stay in touch more often than some friends here, who you often find want something when they do.
Despite so called multiculturalism that has been rammed down our throats, as a mixed race couple, black and white, with an age gap, particularly her,but we both feel much more accepted in Egypt.
That's great. I hope the Palestinians and Copts there feel the same way.Couple of things I didn't mention,
Friends we have made in Egypt stay in touch more often than some friends here, who you often find want something when they do.
Despite so called multiculturalism that has been rammed down our throats, as a mixed race couple, black and white, with an age gap, particularly her,but we both feel much more accepted in Egypt.
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