Britain disagrees. Every week, thousands of Doctors and Engineers travel across the English Channel in banana boats, and the government hasn't even had to offer them citizenship as an incentive!
The UK is in a state - I won't even go into it because it's so depressing, there is no saving it.
Indeed, the local cultural figures and cultivators of contemporary art have changed the country beyond recognition.
smi(&% I have clients in El Salvador. Two of them were educated at the London School of Economics. I sent them this video. Their answer: "Here in El Salvador, it was awful, but we never reached such a low point." doh948""
All of Europe/West is inviting the WEF for side discussions around G7 and taking a lot of cues from.
Because the current institutions are becoming more and more irrelevant every day and must be entirely rethought from the ground up. But most don't seem to want to let go of the past and cling to the hope that miraculously things will turn around.
Nobody said migration is the problem.
Why would you want to move to a dictatorship anyway? Oh right I forgot it's run by a benevolent dictator, such a clear cut concept:
Compared to El Salvador, many people find for example Monaco quite appealing despite it having Catholicism as the state religion and not being a democracy. Similar case with UAE.
