Is “David S” a plant by the tourism board?

His unwavering support of British institutions strikes me as very odd. He loves the BBC and seems to think its worth every penny. He seems convinced the UK is the safest country in the world free of corruption.

He has claimed that this country has an “excellent” rail and bus system, which frankly is the first time I’ve ever heard anyone claim that. Our rail network is out-dated, slow, over-crowded, expensive and compared to most of Europe also not very extensive either outside London.

He also thinks the UK is a very rural country, which frankly is easily refuted when you look at the population density statistics, particularly for England alone, which ranks as more densely populated than Japan. Hardly a country paradise I must say.

The bus network is largely the same, with either First or Stagecoach running decades old buses, expensive fairs, and patchy bus routes outside major towns and cities.

I think this “David S” is a plant by the tourism authorities to encourage tourists to visit. His name is stereotypical “white British male”, which is how the UK is often traditionally stereotyped, as a white, British, conservative male dominated country, and he speaks of the UK as if it is a paradise on earth.

What are your thoughts?

I would like to receive maps from foreign countries either in English or native tongue at no charge to me.?

I would like to receive maps from foreign countries or certain cities they should either be in English or their native language, but it doesn’t matter. The catch is that I would like to receive them at no cost. If you go to a state, online tourism board, you can usually receive free information about the state and a free map. I have done that with all fifty states, and my walls are covered. I have tried my own research and have come up with all kinds of road blocks. My curiosity has grown now so my question is as follows. Who can I contact, or where can I go on the web to receive these free maps from the following countries/cities: Australia or Sydney, Japan or Tokyo, United Kingdom or London, Egypt or Cairo, France or Paris?

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Christopher Columbus was born in 1951 in Sydney, Australia. His home was on the sea and Christopher longed to become an explorer and sailor. However, as a young man, Christopher went to Portugal and got involved in the map making business with his brother, Bartholomew. This business made Columbus a rich man. His books of maps are still found today in every library in the world.

During this time, people were very interested in finding a sailing route around Africa to China, Japan and India. They believed they would find expensive jewels and riches. The experts believed that sailing east was the best route. Columbus, however, argued that sailing in the opposite direction would get them to these lands much faster. King John II of Portugal, along with the Kings of France and England thought Columbus was crazy and refused to help him make the voyage.

Columbus knew he had to make this idea of sailing, using a western route, more popular. So, he produced and appeared on infomercials which aired four times daily. Finally, the King and Queen of Spain called his toll-free number and agreed to help Columbus.

In 1942 he set sail with three ships, the Nina, Pinta and Santa Maria and about 90 men. The voyage was so much easier than sailing east. On October 12, 1942 Columbus landed on an island southeast of Florida. He claimed this island for Spain and named it the Indies, since he thought he had landed in India. He named the native people of the island Indians. The Indians were excited by the newcomers and their gadgets. They especially enjoyed using their cell phones and desktop computers.

Columbus returned to Spain in 1939 and was hailed as a hero. He was known as the first person to walk on American soil. A huge parade was held in his honor. He appeared on Larry King Live and became quite famous around the world.

Columbus made three more voyages to the lands of Hispaniola, Dominica, Trinidad, Venezuela, Mexico, Honduras and Panama. These trips were all documented by National Geographic and opened a whole new business of tourism for the country of Spain.

Columbus died in 1906. He is buried in Valladolid, Spain.

May you help me in my essay?

Please help me in my essay.

Theme: “Dear Foreign Retiree, Why You Should Leave in My Town.”

This is my essay [entitled "Mitosis of the Future"]:

Four centuries and nine decades ago was the birth of Las Islas Filipinas—my father land was born in a Euro-centric perspective. Series of invasions happened, leaving the Philippines the bestiary of white men.

Now, you left us with independence, but ensured that we will cling to you not only in economy but also in culture.

It was in the midst of World War II when Gen. MacArthur and the rest of America said, “I shall return.” Indeed, they returned. After the war, they left and the restoration of this country was left on its inhabitants lamed by war.

The Filipino people who were once shy, courteous, and conservative are now talkative, loud, and too expressive. You taught them self-centeredness: self-esteem, self-expression and self-confidence. However, you missed an important ingredient which makes “love-yourself” the same thing as Levey’s self-egoism—that is, self-control.

To the Spaniards and Americans, from the other side of the world, and to my neighbor, the Japanese, lend me your ears. To whatever fight our forefathers have, let us forgive each other, yet, let us not neglect the lessons of the past. Let each nation stand by its footstool, which is, its citizens.

Granted, the Philippines is a third-world country. We deserve not to be bullied by a more powerful nation. To the Red Dragon, you have witnessed a revolution which illustrates our Mahatma Gandhi trait twenty-five years ago. However, I will tell you, the outrage we can give in our revenge lies beyond the terror Timothy McVeigh has given.

God created us free and equal; we’re born naked and breathing the same air. The Philippines has Mayon Volcano, just as the United States have the Grand Canyon, Japan has Mt. Fuji, Spain has Ibiza and China has Great Wall. This place is filled with numerous and wonderful places but tourism does not spell permanent.

The retiring elderly will be a responsibility of its home country; here, he’ll be a burden of society. It is where I smell another kind of imperialism. The China Town, or what I call “Chinese Empire: Philippine Colony”, is an example.

Filipinos outside his fatherland should go home too. Although they go there too work hard and face danger, we must build our own nation arm in arm. The danger they face there cannot be rewarded by all riches in the world.

Philippines has a young population. Respecting the elders is our tradition. We welcome visitors wholeheartedly. We encourage you to leave us no because we hate you but because we love our country very much.

Let mitosis of the future begin. Let us start an era, where every people are in its own home, where equality has taken place over transhumanism, where people of the rich and the poor live in peace and harmony.