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Which is the best country to live in?

admin — Wed, 10 Dec 2008 11:52:06 +0000

Which is the best country to live in with three children (youngest is ten) out of England, France or New Zealand? and why? And if I moved out of England would I still be able to claim child benefit?
Thanks!

Ovcorse England is the most officiant place for any befits.
you get all medical and dental free. School and an education is free.

new zealand i wouldn't….Its a very hard place to live with all the immigrants and if you are not maori or Korean your are put second. Believe me its a very hard inward place.

You get judged and it is very hard to fit into a place where people don't respect each other. It is also very money orientated. No benefits or nothing You have to pay for everything.
Doctors Fees for one visit can be over $100 dollers. for a repeat perscription.

and probably most of the Kiwis would hater me for saying this but you have got to constantly watch what you are saying in case it is '' Politically Incorrect''

France is alright if you are a fluent speaker but it very hard to find work and provide an income my best bet is GREAT BRITAIN.
why els would it be called that…

Good luck but i assure you you would be fine if you where in england the government would be on your side.

Alos 6 Nzers a Week leave New zealand because of money issues and they take advantages of poor and wealthy countries.

what is the best country to live in for a chef?

admin — Wed, 03 Dec 2008 10:56:04 +0000

Im a fully qualified chef and was wanting to travel. where wud b the best country to est myself up for work.

New York City in the good ole U.S.of A.. Great cultural mix and every street has its own unique taste and smell. You wouldn't have to travel anywhere, everything is right around the corner. Fish, poultry, beef, vegetables, herbs and fruit are fresh and as plentiful as the jobs.

Best country to live in, or best state and city?

admin — Wed, 19 Nov 2008 13:30:05 +0000

Where is the best country in your opinion to live in. If you say America, then please specify the state and the city or town. we are talking about a place with lots of entertainment and things to do like restraunts and shopping and a great place to raise a family that is very safe!

I have traveled in Europe…Germany, France, Netherlands, Belgium, Switzerland, Luxembourg, Italy, Greece. I have traveled to Canada, China and the Philippines. These countries all have beautiful places but the USA has everything….the variety in cultures, the different landscapes, cities, countryside. I would choose the USA. It is home.

What countries live without "innocence until proven guilty?"?

admin — Wed, 29 Oct 2008 16:21:03 +0000

How would it compare to Australia?

This question really requires an in-depth knowledge of every country's legal system, which is not very possible. 155 states, including some who in practice consider people guilty until proven innocent, have adopted the International Covenant on Civil and Political Rights, which states, "Everyone charged with a criminal offence shall have the right to be presumed innocent until proved guilty according to law." That is the vast majority of the 191 member states of the UN. I don't really care to compare the two lists, but you can if you so desire.