World's worst places: Top 10 places you do not want to visit in 2012

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1-06-2012 @ 7:32AM

Reapz said...

Give it a couple more decades and the US will make the list, at the rate we're going.

1-06-2012 @ 8:41AM

jogood said...

for many Europeans, the US is already a no-go zone ... and we do have more and more US refugees over here, at least that's what I am experiencing (yes, I'm writing from Europe).

1-06-2012 @ 8:59AM

Reapz said...

I'm not surprised. I've looked extensively into moving to Europe, but unfortunately for me, it's exceedingly more difficult to immigrate to there then it is to here. :(

1-06-2012 @ 10:59AM

jogood said...

It's not only about moving to other places. A lot of my work involves organizing international conferences and trainings. Over the last ten years the US has completely disappeared from the radar in my sector of activity because it is simply too difficult to get a meeting organized there. So much so that many US universities have moved some of their international programs (research projects, conferences, MBAs, etc) to other parts of the world: to Europe, Asia, and even Africa.

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