while I have never been to any of the major metro areas of Europe in the past, I certainly wouldn't be going that way now.
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while I have never been to any of the major metro areas of Europe in the past, I certainly wouldn't be going that way now.
It is crazy where these places are right now and how backwards they have become due to their migration policy.
While I don't really look into it a great deal because I am not from there and have no intention of traveling there, the impression i get from the news is that for many of the countries especially the UK, it appears as though they are already past the point of no return as well because the migrant population is slated to surpass the "natural inhabitant" population in a generation since the migrants have 7 kids each and the native inhabitants tend to have 1-2 or even none.
Not quite past the tipping point, but within a decade yes.