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6 minutes ago, Bangkok Barry said:

A sad reflection of America today, then.

Oh well this is not the first time I have heard from Americans that they do not like life in America. One of the reasons is the huge influence of liberals, which is clearly not to everyone's liking... Although I think it's not just about that

6 hours ago, fredwiggy said:

Same here. i know at least 10 restaurant workers in San Antonio, Texas who said the same thing. There was no way they would return here because of the lack of freedom, the dangerous roads, suppression by Thai men, corrupt leaders and police, working all day for the same money they get in an hour there, much more to do, and that Isaan was very boring. My girlfriend here talks to three that live in the states, Belgium and Sweden. They also said for her to leave Thailand, which is part of my plan. She has no idea besides what I and they have told her, but she is afraid of the dark unknown, although living here is killing her heart, as she knows the backstabbing gossip that goes on daily here, that women don't make real friends, just those that need them temporarily and talk about insights on this website. Sadly hard to convince some to take that step, to leave what they've known all their lives, even if it's been rough.

Yeah when people live in their homeland and even if things are not so good there, they are attached to it by heart and I can understand it. But if they go abroad and see that it is possible to live MUCH better... then that's it, this person will never (or almost never) return. 

Even an adult is unlikely to pass such a program in a couple of months... Although good luck in your search, you may find something. Especially since it is unlikely that your relative is interested in mathematics, but rather he needs a certificate that the school is completed.

The truth is that all wars end at some point, but who will return sons to mothers and fathers to children?