I’m all for it. Let’s all cut back, invest in batteries and solar panels, and go off the grid.
We just moved out of the US, and we were planning on buying a car in our new home, but we might just do a couple of e-bikes instead. Especially considering our new home gets the majority of its oil via the straight of Hormuz.
I’m already shopping for solar panels.
STOP CALLING THEM DETENTION CENTERS!
They are concentration camps.
Exactly. Another good question.
We know they’re real, and we know they are here. This is old news to us in the UFO/UAP/NHI community.
The more interesting questions are: what are they doing? Why is there a coverup? How many different species/factions are here? Etc.
I worked a 4-10 in 2014, but also worked 20 hours on the weekend driving for uber. Combined I only made about 40k, so definitely not worth it.
Now I work a “normal” week, but from home with no weekend work, and make $150k. I also only do like 10 hours of actual work per week, so I prefer this situation…
But I’m voluntarily giving this job up next month and moving to a country where I’ll probably work 9 hours a day, 5 days a week, making 30k… because I don’t want to support America with my taxes any more, and because I want my family to be safe.
But yeah, if we’re talking same job but shorter week, I would choose the shorter week every time.
“Critics have expressed concerns about possible conflicts of interest“
This is the kind of pussyfooting from mainstream media that allows these blatantly corrupt, immoral, and illegal actions to continue and to escalate.
Just call it what it is: corruption. Plain and simple.
Serves them right for putting that Nazi’s name on the building!
Serves them right for putting that Nazi’s name on the building!
I’m too scared to try it. Maybe when I retire.
American here who just immigrated to Japan with my Japanese spouse and mixed child 2 months ago. We left for our family’s safety, and are very happy with the decision.
I will say though: if you don’t have any Japanese family members moving with you, living in Japan can be very difficult. I have JLPT N1 certification, have lived and worked here for 6 years previously, and am very comfortable speaking/reading/writing Japanese, but I wouldn’t try to live here long term without my spouse… it’s just… tough. People here have never been terribly welcoming of non-Japanese, and with the recent surge in popularity of the openly anti-immigrant Sanseito party (gained 13 seats in the upper house last year), it’s not looking great for us foreigners here.
Still, for US, this felt like the safer option compared to the states right now.
I know this isn’t a cut and clear answer to your question, but just hoping I can provide some context from personal experience to help you make an educated decision for own unique situation.