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The US is the next empire to fall. I am a US citizen and i am taking steps to GTFO if needed. I have an e-residency and ID card from another nation and am working up to the investment for full citizenship.
Please explain the e-residency and id card thing. I’m in the red area and really really don’t want to be.
Oh, then the place I am looking at would definitely not work for you. I don't think... Ever heard of Liberland?
A country run on a blockchain. Fucking yikes. I think a “ship of fools” is putting it generously.
This reminds me of Auroville, a village in India that's supposed to be an Utopia of socialism and new humanist living. But when you look beyond the marketing and the veneer of spirituality, it's just a bunch of people living in poverty and giving their money to a group of leeches.