What Country is Best to Live in the Southern Hemisphere? (+bread recipe)

NONE ARE SAFE

Patagonia in Argentina seems like a good place.

I agree, OP i personally wouldn't bother with south america, and certainly not Colombia! DO NOT listen to bebo colombia is certainly not safe, its safe-ER but in 2010 alone there were 16,000 murders and anyway, the NWO will get to south america eventually, if they're not there already.

There are a lot of Americans already in Oz, i think Australia is nice culture fit with America, maybe thats why the Americans like it here so much??.

But please, i dont't think the guy who wrote the above qoute has ever BEEN to alice springs. It IS a multi-race community, there are loads of white people and others there, so i have no idea what he is on about. I certainly would not recommend Alice springs to you OP, i just spent a few nights there in a hotel and all i could hear through my bedroom window when i was tring to sleep was lots of drunk aboriginals shouting all night and there is a lot of unemployment there so this sort of thing is probably the norm.

I love Mexico.

Montverde, Costarica is beautiful, inexpensive, and has an active expatriot pacifist community. On the downside, it may look close to the beach on the maps, but it is an all day drive to get there.


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Marquise Islands.

Bhutan. (north hemisphere though... but safe and quiet as hell!)

Congo (in the southern tip)

Angola (far from Luanda)

Equador (Rafael Correa (Pres) is totally for the people and against that NWO stuff, at least it used to be...)

Marquise Islands.

Bhutan. (north hemisphere though... but safe and quiet as hell!)

Congo (in the southern tip)

Angola (far from Luanda)

Equador (Rafael Correa (Pres) is totally for the people and against that NWO stuff, at least it used to be...)

NOT HERE!!!

we know you like it.

Vina Del Mar, Chile

very stable government and a beautiful place

What gave it away???

Don´t you people know where the equator is?

Panama, Mexico, Costa Rica, Belize...are all in the NORTHERN hemisphere!

and if you believe anything Major Ed Dooms says, S. America has 0 safe zones.


Colombia and Ecuador are very safe, beautiful, wonderful people, loads of culture, and very cheap to live in...and are also volcano central.

Colombia has 15 volcanoes listed in wikipedia with 8 being active in the last century.

Ecuador has 30 listed with 3 already having major eruptions this year...about 5 have erupted within the last hundred years. The Galapagos in Ecuador (1000 km off the coast) has another 14 with most erupting fairly recently and a few that go off all the time.

I was at a conference years ago where the speaker (Mayan Elder Humbatz Men) was talking about the volcanoes, and said that when they really started to go that it would be like a chain reaction all the way up and down the corridor from Patagonia through Central America and into Mexico.

I do love S. America though

Chile seems pretty stable right now.

BTW...Colombia and half of Ecuador are also in the NORTHERN hemishphere!!!

You have a couple of options...one...live off the land. But, if you think you are going to show up and go native...you've got another thing coming. If you have no money, you, the gringo, are not wanted, and will be marginilized. People are poor and they don't need people showing up stealing their mangoes. Gone are the days when the locals would welcome you with open arms and invite you to dinner and give you a place to stay on their farm because you were a ´merican. They now for the most part see the gringos as imperialistic assholes who stay drunk and look for cheap drugs and women...because most of the gringos down there DO!

Other option is to look for a solid expat community where you can mix with the locals and hope they can give you some work, maybe in one of their hotels or bars. You will still be seen pretty much as a freeloader, though as all kinds of people there are loaded and come down with cash. Everybody is looking to make a buck on property or a scam of some sort.

Last option...have money. Not alot, just enough to not have to depend on anyone else. Take it easy and be helpful everywhere you go and things will just "happen".

OK, ok, since many of you are SO anxious... I would gladly exchange places with ANY of you from your northern hemisphere countries for this southern hemisphere one. No need to thank me!

Seriously. You don't know what you're saying. Most people over here would kill to go live in the 1st world. And this place isn't even as "bad" as others in the region.

By the way, NWO is everywhere, if it indeed exists. Do you think they are stupid, and made certain parts of the world just free for grabs???

Don't think for a minute you will live with the nature and that sort of crap. Here, we have descomunal cities, crowded with traffic and people, just like everywhere else, in case you search for a different society. The difference is worst infrastructure, worst services, less order, etc.

You can go to a rural area, but why bother travelling to the other end of the world to do that?

Anywhere in Central America as it as the smallest plate of all. The plates are moving so if a shift happens the Central American plate will be elevated.

This is a good time to move there as the tourist season is over and should have many opportunities for care taking position.

Most positions you don't have to pay rent. just pay the utilities. Some do pay you to look after their properties if they have animals.

Check here on Graigslist under housing.

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I just found a position and the house is amazing with a million dollar view.

OP thank you for the bread recipe, I will definitely try it.

Good input from the last two ops. Thanks for sharing.

I'm amazed by the fact that people here think that Central America is located in the Southern Hemisphere.

Those people have never seen a globe?

Just in case people didn't realize it yet:


Central America =

Colombia and Venezuela = Northern Hemisphere


If you're talking about Southern Hemisphere, please don't mention those places...

Just in case people didn't realize it yet:


Central America = Northern Hemisphere

Colombia and Venezuela = Northern Hemisphere


If you're talking about Southern Hemisphere, please don't mention those places...

If you look at the worlds jet streams, you actually want to be around the equater...
there is the northerm hemisphere jet stream and the southern hemisphere jet stream......20 degrees either way around the equater is fairly calm

I plan on sailing in the Caribean and using Venezuela as my safe haven
NWO and Bilderberg have are not welcome here
Chavez is the only leader in power striving to bring his county towards self sufficiency

By the way, Brazil is the best place in the Southern Hemisphere.

I wouldn't live in any other country, even if you paid me one million dollars.

Re. OPS ending in 6244 and 6133

somebody mentioned Morrocco, too!

Ecuador = Equator

in Africa everything north of Kenya is Norther Hem.

and...oh never mind..get a globe for christ´s sake

No need for a globe.

Google Maps solve their problem:

[link to maps.google.com]


(I love when those maps with Mercator projection show Greenland bigger than South America! So funny!)

Talk for yourself.

Nobody in Brazil is "killing" to go live in the "1st world".

In fact, in the past 4 years, a huge number of Brazilian who lived abroad have RETURNED HOME!

I've been abroad many times, and each time I saw more brazilians everywhere. You know how is it in our countries, even though I admit yours is much better prepared for the future than mine, we all still has a lot of internal problems to solve.
Quality of life in Brazil is nowhere near ANY place of the 1st world, sad but true. And it still needs a lot of improvement to compete. That means, the average middle class brazilian lives worst than the middle class english, just to give an example. Things are improving, of course, but I'm tired of watching all the doom in 1st world countries when they never lived the "real thing" over here. And I'm also tired of everyone talking how great Brazil is, with all due respect to its enormous progress, when it's still a million light years from the 1st world.
BTW my great-grandparents were brazilian germans and I do love the place, it's just that it's not true what everybody thinks, at least not yet.