Escape From America: Natal, Brazil
A U.S. expatriate with advice for Americans looking to escape the “land of the free”
A U.S. expatriate with advice for Americans looking to escape the “land of the free”
For an endlessly bullying, bombing and chest-thumping nation, the US has produced a staggering number of books and films about its own demise, writes Linh Dinh
With population and sense of entitlement constantly rising, against resources rapidly depleting, a state of constant war, nearly everywhere, is the best we can hope for
“It’s all about lebensraum”, writes Linh Dinh, as he travels a highlands province 200 miles from Saigon
Have we reached peak immigration, or will the coming global economic, political and social turmoil send billions, Americans included, across various borders?
As Linh Dinh reveals, provincial France is far removed from the nightmare of urban France and even further from what the CIA and French leaders would have
A German correspondent tells Linh Dinh of growing state surveillance; as the country’s social fabric crumples under the migrant crisis and a new order emerges
“As a child, I witnessed the violent collapse of one country. As an adult, I’m living through the systematic, orderly and, so far, meekly accepted dismantling of another” — Vietnamese poet Linh Dinh writes of his experience in the U.S.
Another take on Donald Trump’s election win. We are not sure if we agree with it but leave readers to decide
Despite the efforts of the media the reality of what Merkel’s immigration policy has brought is beginning to dawn
Years ago, I saw a tiny flag strung between two trees, “Obama and Oprah save the World.” Like fools, we expect salvation from the deep state’s cynical puppets
Interesting profile on Viktor Orban, who’s defied the IMF. Banned GMOs and closed Hungary’s borders to ‘refugees’ currently flooding into Europe.