I read the following article with interest:
But:
The researchers found that Australia, the USA, Canada and Italy were the most popular destinations for young people considering emigrating.
Well, okay then. Certainly, anyone looking for better prospects that they have in once-Great Britain might certainly consider the USA — although the current MAGA attitude of Americans might well stick in their craw, if they believe everything they’ve been told by the BBC et al.
But Strylia and Canuckistan?
I don’ thank so, Scooter.
There are good reasons to suspect that Down Under and the Great White Place provide, if anything, even worse prospects for the more youthful than their home country. (Just wait till they try to find affordable accommodation in Sydney / Melbourne or Toronto / Vancouver. Might as well go to Chelsea / Knightsbridge.)
As for the socio-political world… oy. Both Strylia and Canuckistan almost define the term “woke” in terms of their attitude, and their respective national governments are on a par with Britishland’s when it comes to dismal economic prospects.
And finally: I’m not sure that Murka really wants a bunch of young Brits transplanted Over Here, given that said demographic group is in thrall to working from home (WFH), wokeness and similar nonsense. Now, if we were talking about their parents (e.g Mr. Free Market and his ilk) — now that’s a more acceptable prospect; but those worthies have already made plans to move to Switzerland, Monaco and other exotic, low-tax or tax-free locales.
Try Italy, kids. Just deal with the fact that you’ll have to learn to speak Italian because surprise, surprise: not everyone wants to speak English, or is prepared to put up with people who refuse to speak anything but. Also, I have a suspicion that your Italian peer group probably feels about their prospects in Italy in exactly the same way that you do yours in the UK.
Good luck with that.










