I don't mind privacy at all, but I like to know if what I'm reading is fact or fiction or some combination thereof.
[a] http://maxkle.in/giving-up-on-europe/
[b] http://maxkle.in/my-company-5-months-work-from-home-one-mont...
419 = scam/fake/fraud (loosely)
Among them, there's this one :
«There are so many little ‘unfreedoms’ in europe that seems insignificant, but together they add up to a society that advocates safety over freedom.»
Ok, but this is vague. Luckily, you provide an example, about a friend of yours :
«she went online to some review forum for such services and wrote a long and scathing review about the company. A few days later, she received a letter from a lawyer informing her she was being sued for defamation, and she should delete her review and pay the lawyer costs, which came to 600€.»
And this is the reason why you're moving to a country where people who criticize the government online end up in jail. (this guy, for example http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wang_Xiaoning)
Thank you for not letting us believe that this is a clever kind of joke, but is really the way you think.
Good luck, you're going to need an unusual amount of it...
Typhon