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My ex wife was from Belize. Can I offer you my opinion?
The grass aint always greener on the other side of the street. Belize is very nice along the tourist strips near the coast. Inland, it is still mired in the third world. You are only grudginly accepted there, basic amenities we take for granted are sketchy and it aint the paradise you may imagine.
Think for a moment. If this country and the rest of the affluent world goes under - how do you think Belize will fare?
We here in the US may not be what you think we should be. But I can asssure you, that after traveling much of the known world myself - it aint as bad as you think.
Yes, i know. I was looking into a self substainable project with 12 huts. So when it all goes under i am not attached to the frills of the man. Like i said, DREAMING~ LOL And retirement...........I would have to visit of course and i know that up in "the Hills" and i ain't talking the show there are crazy animals, snakes and spiders.
I just think it's funny, Not you , how people try to crush your dreams because you don't want to be glued to the good ol USA. Of course i could do the same in the USA now that everyone has stepped on my dream! Thanks everyone, bubble crushers~
It might be that people actually know something, now and then - which you might want to consider in all this. Sometimes what we think are "dreams" are another thing entirely.
Its kinda like being on, "Do You Want To Be A Millionaire?" If the majority of the audience is focused on one answer, you better go with it.
For an inkling into what you may be considering, view the movie, "The Mosquito Coast."
P.S. Just to get another opinion, I posed this scenario to my stepson, who is the most liberal, anti-establishment cat on the planet. His response:
"(sic)... Good riddance, to the tuck-tail, turn coat. Man, just when the going gets tough, they're gonna bail out?! Not cool. Don't bother coming back when the jungle bites you."
I was a little surprised, myself, when he said that.
