Getting Out Of America - The New Outpouring

Wow..................!

Buying an organic farm in South America....that's an interesting idea.   Think about it.....there's plenty of land and opportunity to do that there I'm sure........there are products grown down there such as Cashews, etc. that are in HIGH demand here in the U.S. and which you'd have no problem finding a company or three or five who would want to export them in....

Interesting.  The trick is getting the farm, and then finding an in-demand product to grow.

I do remember reading an article that was posted here recently at NR where some guy was saying (slight paraphrase) "Hey, this is OUR country, why should WE leave because some buffoons are in the White House?  Instead of leaving our own country, why don't we take it back?   Make THEM leave!"

The only problem with that is:   A.  Can the country actually be "taken back" ?   B. How bad will things actually get in the future?  Is all the NWO conspiracy talk a lot of over dramatization?  How much is valid and how much is over emotional hype?   Will it really happen?    If so, then C:  Is it really better to leave then?   Or are people jumping the gun?

Just some thoughts.........

Hi Andy,

Well I was able to read the actual link, and it inspired me to Google images and information on various South American cities.  I had no idea!!   Like Roger Gallo said, when I hear "Panama" I'm thinking 3rd world sqalor, shacks and old beat up run down substandard buildings in a run down substandard city with pot holed streets, etc.   Apparantly it's nothing like that.    Buenos Aires looks good too, a lot bigger and even more modern.  Honestly, these S.A. cities are no worse than what we have in America.  Americans are conditioned to think that we live in some high quality heaven that nothing else can even compare to.  Ha.  Anybody ever see some of the ghettos in American urban areas?  Anybody ever travel through some of those podunk towns in the deep south, the land that time forgot??  We've got just as many potholed roads, ghettos, poor people living in squalor and rural areas that haven't changed hardly a bit since the 1800's.  Let's stop deluding ourselves!    I researched for fun the country of Morroco last year, and I was shocked at how beautiful and modern and clean and coloful Casablanca was.  It looked better than any American city I've ever been in, hands down. 

Anyway, I'm going to keep researching this. Thanks for posting the link.  You know, maybe there is a reason I had the urge to brush up on my Spanish and fill in the gaps in my fluency..... 

Thanks for the link!   They're great pictures......