Option: Go to Russia.

Editor's note: Build your life, culture and ambitions in Russia. Consider it a supreme challenge in your life as America has now achieved the level of a "low desire country." It's not the "land of the free." It's the land of ideological and political warfare. A country without a cultural identity has been converted to a disinformation factory where opinions, ideas and thoughts mean absolutely nothing as they are becoming increasingly buried. America has become a country where men have been stripped of their roles as provider, defender, and disciplinarian — destroyed by feminism and left powerless. If you are a radical feminist test out your abilities in Russia to survive. America with its president now talking about bringing in 600,000 Chinese students to head off disaster in US universities. America has become a country where religion is weaponized (need proof?) as a psychological tool, engineered to shape beliefs and behavior in ways that ultimately serve an unseen elite rather than the people it claims to guide. A country where the UFO/UAP phenomenon is an ongoing unmitigated mind fuck. Americans are living in a country that has prioritized ensuring the survival of the state of Israel over their own country.

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40 percent of young women want to leave US permanently: Poll

By Patrick Djordjevic | November 14, 2025

Two in 5 young American women want to leave the land of the free permanently, according to a new Gallup poll.

The finding represents a decrease from 44 percent in 2024, but only 29 percent of young American women surveyed said they want to leave the U.S. permanently in 2023.

Approximately 1 in 5 Americans surveyed overall said they would consider leaving the United States.

All participants were asked, "Ideally, if you had the opportunity, would you like to move PERMANENTLY to another country, or would you prefer to continue living in this country?"

Forty percent of women aged 15 to 44 voted in favor of leaving, while 19 percent of men within the same age bracket agreed with that perspective. Sixteen percent of women aged 45 and older would like to emigrate compared to 8 percent of men of the same age.

Twenty percent of U.S. adults said they would like to leave. However, Gallup noted a desire to leave did not necessarily equate to actually doing so.

"Today's 21-percentage-point gap between younger men (19%) and women (40%) wanting to leave the U.S. is the widest Gallup has recorded on this trend," the release said.

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