What country in Europe is the most free?

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Originally Posted by citoyen

so OP tell us more about you to help you.

Looks like he got himself banned. It says Not a member under his user name.

Originally Posted by FarRight

Not a fan of history are ya?


Yes I am Half Polish and Half German, I have NEVER felt ANY kind of attachment to this country and never will,I feel more attachment to being a southerner than anything and moving to Europe won't be to just be in Europe it will be because America has fallen to the cultural marxists I want NOTHING to do with especially running my country into the ground. Poland has a right wing government as does Italy and Hungary. Hungary would be my first choice not sure of a 2nd choice. I can call myself whatever I want,I know my heritage and history I have researched it extensively. I truly don't care if you want me moving to Europe as it is it would be 15 years or more off in the future.

If you still are able to read here look into going back to the country of your ancestors origins. I'm able to go back to Hungary as both of my parents are immigrants. You may be entitled to it as well. Either look at posts here or google. Apply for citizenship (dual) of your ancestors origin then eventually move there. You can then move to Hungary if that's what you desire.

You can't just pick a country and move there. See the links below.

https://www.city-data.com/forum/europ...on-europe.html

https://www.city-data.com/forum/legal...-citizens.html

Originally Posted by cattledog69

I've posted this before, multiple times, but here it is again.

Are you an entrepeneur or have the ambition to be one? Or maybe work as an independent contractor? Then, as an American, you can apply for a visa for the Netherlands via the DAFT treaty (Dutch American Friendship Treaty).

https://expatlaw.nl/dutch-american-friendship-treaty

All you need in cash is 4500 euros on a company bank account in your name. Of course there would be an awfull lot of paperwork, extreme long and frustrating bureaucratic procedures and a seriously difficult and costly time of finding a house.

For this, I would advise to make use of a Dutch lawyer firm that specializes in DAFT (if you can afford it) like this for instance

https://www.everaert.nl/nl/desks/ame...reaty-usa-desk

What is your occupation? There is a huge demant for people in Construction, and also in medical occupations like nurses. The thing is, that the Dutch labour market consists for a very big part (and still growing) of independent contractors (ZZP'ers). Nearly every carpenter, mason, nurses, care takers, etc is independent these days, but also more and more staff like project managers, supervisors, foremen.
Not a good thing at all, but it does bring opportunities.

I think Americans are more familiar with this concept, so there must be chances for one that's willing to work long hours and take some risks.

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My ancestors have been gone from Europe for many generations so I have no such luck

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