I'm thinking of a country to visit...

[Bricktop]

And our daughter suggested Taiwan?



Is this a good tourist destination?



And other recommendations?

[Aryan]

I hear Somalia is nice this time of year.

[Anonymous]

And our daughter suggested Taiwan?



Is this a good tourist destination?



And other recommendations?

Despite being crowded,Taiwan has lots of natural beauty, cultural attractions,  shopping, outdoor activities, shopping and dining.

[Zetsu]

I heard Taiwan have some really beautiful natural geographic sceneries.  Or my personal all favorite I'd recommend is Japan, it's really the only country in the world where you never have to lock your bike.

[Anonymous]

I heard Taiwan have some really beautiful natural geographic sceneries.  Or my personal all favorite I'd recommend is Japan, it's really the only country in the world where you never have to lock your bike.

Singapore too..



But, Japan is beautiful, clean,  safe, great transportation and lots to do..



If Bricktop visits Taiwan, I recommend a trip to Southern Japan.

[Bricktop]

That's what I'm told. Okinawa is across the pond.



We've been to Singapore many times, and love it there. Our daughter lived in Japan, so we've been there.



I recall many years ago stories that Taiwan discouraged visitors.

[Anonymous]

[Anonymous]

I'd like to spend a couple of months or more travelling the islands of Japan. My maternal grandmother was born in Japan.

[Bricktop]

[Bricktop]

I hear Somalia is nice this time of year.

Nah, we've got black people here.



Although to be fair, all they do is sit around, drink wine and complain about the white invasion.

[Odinson]

May I suggest Syria..



A lot of the muslims in europe go on vacation in middle-east... On white taxpayers dime.

[Anonymous]

I hear Somalia is nice this time of year.

Nah, we've got black people here.



Although to be fair, all they do is sit around, drink wine and complain about the white invasion.

What invasion? There were no Aborigine nations. They were squatters on the continent.

[Bricktop]

There was no aboriginal government.



Or villages, towns or cities.



Or technology.



Or written language.



Or common language.



Or structures of any kind.



Yet they claim they were a "nation" and whites invaded them.

[Anonymous]

There was no aboriginal government.



Or villages, towns or cities.



Or technology.



Or written language.



Or common language.



Or structures of any kind.



Yet they claim they were a "nation" and whites invaded them.

It seems they might be exaggerating a little.

[Bricktop]

Up to the late 18th century, the Australian aborigine had not evolved or developed to a degree comparable with Bronze Age Europe. Even African and South American tribes had evolved further, with some form of agriculture, construction and technologies.



The Australian aborigine is a primitive nomadic outpost of civilisation.