El Draque you are making some really good points in this thread now. Spending too much time gathering info leads to paralysis. And we will never know what its like on the ground unless we just go there. If you want to know if a place is open or if you can cross a border, simply go there and see for yourself. Things aren't as bad yet as it seems this is a result of spending too much time on the internet researching and reading conflicting opinions.Point is, that if you are an outsider, you dont want to be anywhere where you stand out as a foreigner when the SHTF (which may well be the near future). Least of all effectively a digital nomad, single, with zero roots, no language, no legal rights beyond a 90 day tourist visa. Some places better than others for this, but still.
Ultimately unless you dont fit the bill re visa, roots, language etc, you're better amongst your own, in the best local region you can find, and try and make the best of it with your own kind.
There is no crystal ball that will give 100% certainty about which countries we should move too. People need to accept there is RISK in every choice now. Staying is a risk going is a risk. This risk aversion is leading to an endless cycle of seeking security ( it doesn't exist ) from anonymous people on the internet to tell you what is a ''safe'' place to go.
You don't know this person who's reporting from the ground, its very subjective so even with all the info you have here you still don't have an accurate picture. It actually makes us more confused.
On your point of the visas, I don't think its that big of a problem. People overstay all the time without issue, its one of the main ways used by latin americans to gain residence in spain. Just enter the country and never leave. We are talking about escaping the Globo homo and living outside of their rules, then why keep following the rules exactly to the letter, that's something for the sheeple. We need to start bending things to our will and adopting strategies of the third worlders / less civilized.
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