Brits - where to live in the UK?

[Michael Wilson]

Ireland is a dumpster fire. (I say that with great sadness).

B.B.T. Loved Ireland and thought the Irish were the nicest people that he had met; but he didn't see any future (baring a miracle) for the survival of the faith in Ireland.

[diaduit]

Watch this.

Chinese commie freaks and police Karens.

https://www.youtube.com/live/65iwnI2hjAA?si=oldlIjjZ5u0NBUAF

Avoid London at all costs.

A follow up video on unseen footage makes this incident even more strange.(not a long video, less than 2 mins)

[drummerboy]

On a serious note: France may be on fire - figuratively and literally - at the moment, but that also means the country is waking up to how their govt's been screwing them over, so I say there's more hope there than England.   

Or, just follow your nose, and pick who has the best food 

[Greg]

Decent French food is much harder to find in France today compared to 30-40 years ago.  You need to be willing to spend 70 dollars per head in a provincial town or 100 per head in a major city for a meal that would make you think French cooking was decent.  You won't eat good French food by accident in a normal restaurant and women aged under 60 don't have the time or inclination  to cook.  The best meal I ever ate cooked at home in France was cooked by a former member of the French Foreign Legion (who had taught him to cook).

Lots of junk food restaurants in France now.  Very many.

[LausTibiChriste]

Decent French food is much harder to find in France today compared to 30-40 years ago.  You need to be willing to spend 70 dollars per head in a provincial town or 100 per head in a major city for a meal that would make you think French cooking was decent.  You won't eat good French food by accident in a normal restaurant and women aged under 60 don't have the time or inclination  to cook.  The best meal I ever ate cooked at home in France was cooked by a former member of the French Foreign Legion (who had taught him to cook).

Lots of junk food restaurants in France now.  Very many.

I am a French Onion Soup fiend and when I was in France over a decade ago I was horrified with the quality of the onion soup there - it was atrocious. I stuck with my Canadian steakhouse French Onion Soup ever since.

[diaduit]

Does anyone know anything about Liechtenstein? A lot of wealth and a Royal family whom one of the princes married an American pro lifer.  Rich people get protected and that country is full of wealth.

[Greg]

It's just a tax haven for the rich.  Left alone because they handle the money of the rich.  But silent, completely silent against the rising tide of evil.

Thus acquiescing to the satanic new world order.

[drummerboy]

Decent French food is much harder to find in France today compared to 30-40 years ago.  You need to be willing to spend 70 dollars per head in a provincial town or 100 per head in a major city for a meal that would make you think French cooking was decent.  You won't eat good French food by accident in a normal restaurant and women aged under 60 don't have the time or inclination  to cook.  The best meal I ever ate cooked at home in France was cooked by a former member of the French Foreign Legion (who had taught him to cook).

Lots of junk food restaurants in France now.  Very many.

You confirm what I've read elsewhere, too bad.  The number of bakeries is also shrinking.  It seems the overall quality of what you buy in the market-to cook yourself-is better than in the States though.