***America’s by 45 percent. Worryingly, that number’s down significantly from 60 percent in 2009.***
Gee, I can’t imagine why that would be...
I’d go to Uganda. Beautiful country, magnificent scenery, and seeing as how by looking at the chart, there will be practically no one there - they’ll have all moved elsewhere - I’ll have lots of wide-open spaces!
As long as that Ugandan cutie who I’ve known for a few years now is still down there, that is.....
I’ll take Kampala!!
No evidence of any interest in Cuba or North Korea.
I do live where I want.
Very nice, but as soon as all the Algerians and palestinians move to Switzerland, it’s no longer Switzerland, but a third world hell hole where Christians and Jews have their heads chopped off, gays are hanged, and women are stoned.
Let this article be a warning - there is intense pressure from the third world to leave the third world and go infest thriving civilized countries, (and turn them to dirt.)
That is the illuminati plan you know...North American Union, South American Union, Central American Union, European Union, etc...10 Unions I believe all are on that NWO map a woman found in an antique shop in Philly in 1940s.
Did you not know that is reason the Mexico border will never be closed or illegal immigration stopped. There is a map of the transport highway going from Mexico to Canada right through the USA online. If people did the research they would know that this has been intention all along, and all the screaming about border issues will continue to go unheaded.....check it out.
Iceland for me. I’d love to exit the bankstersphere. But that’ll never happen.
“The plan” remains same as it ever was. Flood the US with undesirables from all over the globe, meanwhile making it impossible for us to go elsewhere.
Penal colony to the world.
Guam would capsize.
And Saudi Arabia tops the list as the most desirable place to immigrate (218%).
This is an interesting project for any GIS people out there. Make a thematic world map showing the population shifts symbolized by color changes in defined regions.
It’s a trick question. If I could live anywhere, I’d live in San Diego but without Californians.
I’d live in Missouri.