When the socialist NWO SHTF for the US would it be better to go to Canada or Mexico to escape?

Living in communist Canada


Canadian Govt. to Pay for Euthanizing Those ‘Too Poor to Live With Dignity’


Too spooky for my taste...

3.8 million sq miles of land, there is no reason to flee the nation if you are afraid just work on figuring out an area they dont care about and go there.

as an outsider in another country in the event the US is invaded especially if its NWO you will be dimed out in a heartbeat.

No matter how hard you try you will stand out in another nation, americans are some of the easiest people to identify overseas. (even when you try to blend in)

Don't come to Canada, theres no room at the inn

a reply to: Kenzo

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In a rural area as you describe, make friends and do business with your farmer neighbors, hook up with others and from a group or join the local most popular church.

a reply to: BernnieJGato


If the goverment there first make people poor, by destroying peoples economy, they can then move to this step 2....

Fidel Castro would be proud .

originally posted by: Sooga
Now when it gets to the point police are breaking down doors and foreign military troops are coming onshore (with or without infrastructure cut off) what country would be best to escape too if your poor or lower class? How would you do it or is it better to stand your ground wherever your at? At what point would you run?

There will be no government sponsored physical assaults on its citizens, in Western countries at least. They don't have to resort to these sorts of heavy handed tactics. It all works through money, not muscles and guns. The plan is simply to induce compliance through economic manipulation. The flow of money to you is simply turned on or off like a tap. It is not like it will be that one person's access to the coin of the realm (world bank) will be limited or turned off along with many others whom that person knows, so they would form a large revolutionary group to fight back against the injustice.
Each person so targeted will not be able to find solidarity with any worthy activist group.

Most people will become compliant as they are unable to live outside of the established monetary system. Their attitude towards the disenfranchised will be, "screw you, I got mine sucker".

There will be no going back to any "old normal". There are solutions only when you realise that this is the reality of the situation. Perhaps those solutions only enable one to buy time. But isn't that what a human lifespan is all about? Buying time?

a reply to: enament

I'm more in line with number two seeing how bad # is all over the world. The bible is right there will be no place to go.

a reply to: Ksihkehe

WTF is wrong with you? You make it sound like a great big crime to like Zelda series. I bet you don't even know what your talking about so just shut the hell up if you don't like my threads nobody forces you to read!
And for the record I never revealed my location: I just said I'm in a rural part of Oregon which is a big ass state once you edit out Portland and possibly Salem. Hell just the area around Salem is a big ass area. It's rural up your ears.

a reply to: MichiganSwampBuck

There's definitely lots of farms. I've been doing Farm Simulator so it's gotten me an idea what they do and I fully respect them even more now.
Do farms ever let you do tours to see how they operate up close?

a reply to: MichiganSwampBuck

Our church is pretty good actually. On Reddit you'd think all Churches do is bad stuff to people which I am guessing must be a big city thing as I've been too many small towns and have never seen that in a church. Sure there can be disagreements at times but nothing like Reddit describes. Yes there are big box churches which I am guessing is the problem there then Reddit people are suddenly all buyers remorse over their decisions not seeing it coming.

a reply to: Irishhaf

Is it actually probably better to flee to a more Conservative state like Idaho then it is to flee the country?

a reply to: AaarghZombies

Our town is practically 'Nowhere's Oregon' in the valley. In 2020 a lot of Trump signs everywhere. NOT a single Biden sign.

a reply to: nOraKat

It's just that Canada is very remote and pretty. More remote then the USA once the eastern cities are taken out by the Maritime providences. Canada is like Montana grown big which Montana is big enough.

a reply to: DerBeobachter

How bad are things under him up in Canada? I've heard bank accounts can be frozen but I don't know if it's just big cities and big eastern cities at that.

a reply to: Sooga

Northern Mexico would be the Best Choice . Canada is LOST FREEDOM Nation Now .

a reply to: F2d5thCavv2

We do have some plans I won't say what though. I will say that heating is going to be the big concern as they don't allow gas in our park due to the amount of elderly and it makes sense . 'Hun did you remember to turn off the.................BOOOOOOOOOM!' There goes half the park.

Anyways we have a river that even during drought was always more then halfway up I haven't ever seen it go very low in all the years I've lived here and we can get filtered water if it comes to it. There's plenty of that and our town has private wells not the regular sources! And being in a park they are very firm on not letting riff raff in. Believe me some have tried and are quickly given the boot: Just Rember you'll be shown the way out if you decide to cause trouble here!!!!


When the Algae leak happened in Detroit Lake we weren't affected while many towns were so we were not on a boil water list.


We have also never been under a water conservation list either now that I think about it despite the severe droughts.
but we have limited our own water usage personally during the dry months regardless if there was an order or not. It's just common sense during very dry times

a reply to: Zanti Misfit

I've eyed Northern Mexico before very fascinating area. What are your favorite parts?

Water will be the biggest challenge especially in these times of hyper dry pressures that don't allow rain even normally. If you follow 1 Pacific Redwood you can see where this is going with long term weather patterns. I am guessing potable water filters would be helpful?

a reply to: Zanti Misfit

I feel bad for Canada as it's so remote and pretty. It's remote like how the USA used to be in the 50s and the USA at one time took forever getting to the next town like that.

a reply to: Sooga

I would choose Mexico if those two were my only choices.