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Hello, I am also living in West Germany, not too far away from Frankfurt.

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I took three dancing courses. So I can do the main standard dances.

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I don’t know what happend with Bitchute on the 4 July last year and how it looks with censorship on the platform.

But I know if you receive such a message, sometimes the reason is that it is only blocked for your country, because of laws and fears for politically motivated sanctions from the left.

So in order to watch the video nethertheless you need a VPN programm to select going through a different internet server from another country instead of (if you normally use the internet) the automatically selection of the nearest internet server in your country.

The reason is that need your browser to tell the internetpage that you have a different location than you actually have, so you need to pretend to have a different geographically location to find a way around geo-tackling.

Bitchute uses geo-tackling, that’s why it might work just with a geo-blocking app or if the traffic is fast enough with the tor browser (security 2 or 3 (highest level).

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@ItsNatural

Yes, in case it will be allowed to visit the USA as a citizen within the EU and a coronavirus vaccine won’t be required. Also there need to be states where meetings will be allowed.

As of now, I am not optimistic that your government will allow travel in a broader range for summer this year.
I don’t think it looks good that you will receive your liberty back this year, which they are taking away from you.

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@ItsNatural
Yes, I have traveled to other european countries. Here in europe it is generally normal, because as a german the other german speaking countries are not very different than my homecountry and for short vacations you could visit the Benelux countries. Moreover many europeans spent their summer holidays in west- or south europe. In case you wonder that are the reasons why visiting other european countries is a normal thing for europeans.

@Sven
Eastern europe could work. The biggest issue with eastern europe and other countries will be that they are neither english nor french speaking countries. Besides a few exceptions I would not visit a country whose language I can’t speak, because that can lead to some problems you are hardly able to solve on the side.

What do you think about this issue? Do you have some experience with staying in countries where people don’t speak your mother tongue and most of them cannot speak any common foreign language? I haven’t.

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I don’t know whether they will require in future a coronavirus vaccine, but Tanzania meets all other requirements, which only means that currently their people and visitors have in many regards a lot more freedom than the people in other countries.
Although Sambia does not fully meet these conditions, it still belongs to the few countries in the world, which have implemented few and less restricting measures.
As far as I know, it is not necessary for visitors of Tanzania to be vaccinated at all. So until now, they have these relaxed regulations in regard to vaccinations. Therefore I would sugguest that they will keep them the same as they are now. That’s why for me it seems highly likely that it won’t be neccesary for visitors to be vaccinated against the coronavirus in future.

Their could have occured some changes now, I will have to check, but I don’t think something has changed.

Since last year August many media outlets have at least nearby mentioned that state ordered measurements are very low in Tanzania or to be more precisely since around November last year their are no state forced measurements at all anymore.

I have found my information on the internet page of the german foreign ministry under their section, where they provide travel information for each country on the world. They give you precise information over there and although their information is a bit mixed with neo-left rhetoric, they propably don’t lie there, because a lot of people needs these information for their work, eg.: businessmen, logistic companies, export- and import businesses.
Probably you can’t read german, but you can copy and paste the text to the google translator, pons text translator or something else … .

In general, the foreign ministry of your home country probably provides on their internet page a section, where you will find travel information for each country on the world. I think for these purposes, the internet pages of most western nations will provide you with a good information base.

How are the information provided from your foreign ministry? From which country are you?

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Hello,

is someone here interested to meet somewhere in the world between end of June to end of August?
I am especially asking younger people between 18 – 30, because I belong personally to the younger generation, but older people are also welcomed to participate.
During this timespan I will have enough free time for travel.

I hope you have some ideas, where and when to meet. not for political purposes, just to meet
Maybe you know some countries where it is now and will be in future allowed to meet and travel to.

Germany, where I am living, does not belong to these countries.

My personal necessary/minimun requirements for a country:

– Travel in for germans or most nations; at best generally allowed
– meet-ups fully allowed or alternatively state servants are generally looking away
– no coronavirus vaccine required
– only a few days quaratine (without control) or at best no quaratine
– no (strict) mask- and other shit requirements

Currently, I only know two countries, which meet these requirements:

– Tanzania
– maybe: Sambia

Do you know more countries or maybe even better countries?
If in case you do, please let me know.

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