I was quoted in this article. I do lots and lots of this work -- helping people log out of the USA cleanly and permanently. AMA.
Im very interested in this. Which countries are best for expats from a quality of life and ease of obtaining citizenship standpoint?
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#12I was quoted in this article. I do lots and lots of this work -- helping people log out of the USA cleanly and permanently. AMA.
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#13The fact is, more and more of us with solid middle-class incomes and perfectly normal lives are becoming increasingly concerned about laws that are poorly explained and advertised to us, but with huge potential penalties if we go unaware of them. These are exclusive to people living in other countries - if they imposed some of these on non-expatriates, there would be a riot.
It is becoming a very stressful burden.
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#14>"U.S. citizenship is the most coveted citizenship in the world. To give it up, it has to be pretty serious," It's pretty serious to give up your birth citizenship no matter where you're from. But, as someone with American citizenship, this doesn't ring particularly true for me. There are a number of passports I would trade, today, right now, for the one I currently hold. Anyone claiming American citizenship is the m…
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#15I was quoted in this article. I do lots and lots of this work -- helping people log out of the USA cleanly and permanently. AMA.
Im very interested in this. Which countries are best for expats from a quality of life and ease of obtaining citizenship standpoint?
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#16>"U.S. citizenship is the most coveted citizenship in the world. To give it up, it has to be pretty serious," It's pretty serious to give up your birth citizenship no matter where you're from. But, as someone with American citizenship, this doesn't ring particularly true for me. There are a number of passports I would trade, today, right now, for the one I currently hold. Anyone claiming American citizenship is the m…
magamiako, your account is hell-banned.
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#17I was quoted in this article. I do lots and lots of this work -- helping people log out of the USA cleanly and permanently. AMA.
How often does the WSJ ask you for a quote on this issue? I ask because they seem to run this same story every 6 months or so.
I talk to journalists all the time. I try to be helpful in some times they thank me by putting a quote in the article. Sometimes not.
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#18>"U.S. citizenship is the most coveted citizenship in the world. To give it up, it has to be pretty serious," It's pretty serious to give up your birth citizenship no matter where you're from. But, as someone with American citizenship, this doesn't ring particularly true for me. There are a number of passports I would trade, today, right now, for the one I currently hold. Anyone claiming American citizenship is the m…
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#20>"U.S. citizenship is the most coveted citizenship in the world. To give it up, it has to be pretty serious," It's pretty serious to give up your birth citizenship no matter where you're from. But, as someone with American citizenship, this doesn't ring particularly true for me. There are a number of passports I would trade, today, right now, for the one I currently hold. Anyone claiming American citizenship is the m…
What countries's citizenships would you suppose is coveted by more people worldwide than the US?