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  1. Nothing wrong with your English mate .
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  2. Unfortunately, you speak the truth… the situation is depressing as hell…
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  3. Your english is very good. Your fluency and pronunciation are on point. I told myself years ago that I would start a YouTube channel, but perfection and the unknown of how I would be perceived or how the video would perform has always stopped me. I'm going to try and start a YT channel for 2025, I hope 😆 Keep on keeping on, Pete. You're doing an awesome job, and I'll be here to watch you. Take care, man!!
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  4. As a Scot who now lives in rural Bulgaria- I feel your pain!
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  5. probably better than Bradford
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  6.  @lifestylebypete if you think Bedford is bad , try moving up north .It is even worse.
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  7. At least it's not Luton.
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  8.  @lifestylebypete cloud seeding, HAARP, geoengineering, using Doppler technology arrays to create wind, cloud, rain, snow, you name it. It was never as bad as it has been the last 5-10 years. Summers were long and sunny in the 80’s and 90’s.
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  9.  @robertpewsey8931  Its grey and cold now 12 months of the year.
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  10. Exactly brother, and with the history of your country you know the dangers. The Brits could be heading to dhimmi status if they don’t wake up. ☦️
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  11. If you have been through the late 70's/early 80's you realise UK has been a low ebb before...but it is not dying and has capacity for renewal.
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  12. Leave for your own safety. We have had enough of the uk 🇬🇧
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  13. Contrast and compare Norway and the UK. Inequality in both countries. 1990 Norway created a North Sea oil sovereign wealth fund. Worth $1.74 trillion as of November 2024. 1990 UK Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher gave tax cuts to the rich. North South divide and a London centric outlook with special emphasise on the city of London and the banking system. Lack of investment in the rest of the UK and the resulting state of the UK. Please read Shattered Nation: Inequality and the Geography of A Failing State by professor Danny Dorling its easy to understand without being condescending .
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  14. im leaving myself soon
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  15. I left the UK after being here for 10 years. I decided to come back to Poland and move to Warsaw. I think it's one of the best decisions I've made in a while. Recommend you do the same!
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  16. Your English is very good and you speak well and from your heart. The majority of people here are good people. Peace loving, good and respectful neighbours who help one another. Unfortunately the system here is breaking if not broken. I’m an old woman and my parents were born during the First World War and served this country during the Second World War. In the 1940s they had no money at the end of each week. But no internet, no insurances on everything including pets and nobody could afford a car. In the 1920s three families rented a house with a toilet in the garden and no bath. No washing machines no central heating. No airplanes. The shocking thing is that not much has improved about renting. You work to pay bills but have no money left. The UK should give free education, train people in service jobs, subsidise the rents and clamp down on the landlords. I’m glad you’ve got friends and a lovely wife and son and I hope things improve for you. Ask people to subscribe to your channel you need over 1000 subs to get money, a little, but all helps. Where are you from and do you think you will stay. I hope so. One life, we must decide what is best for our lives.
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  17.  @lifestylebypete  As per the comparison, if you decouple early enough you might have a chance. Leave the EU and immediately join BRICS. There is no other way.
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  18.  @mdesnica  Agree; Western Europe is impacted not so much East or Balkans , they are more conscious about the whole political game situation coming from the West and EU.
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  19. Largely due to net zero, endless public sector corruption and pay rises, no industrial strategy, endless quantitative easing since 2008, mass migration with a huge proportion either not paying taxes or not working at all and the decades long erasure of meritocracy in education, then the public sector and now the private sector through favouritism, nepotism and diversity quotas....
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  20.  @lifestylebypete  sorry mate but the day a man can work one job in a factory or work site and have a stay at home wife looking after the children are gone, our so called big business have shipped everything to China plus the government has allowed uncontrolled immigration to keep the wages low in my humble opinion
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  21. Not enough housing has been built, social housing sold off by old governments, Buy to Let, housing is seen as an investment not a home, mass immigration, increase in single people households etc.
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  22. You are absolutely not negative. You are absolutely every right on every point.
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  23. So you live in Bedford? Me too mate, the town centre is like war-torn Beirut. Unfortunately, this didn’t surprise me.
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  24. A few years ago I was in a city centre and within 1 hour I saw three acts of criminality. Nothing like your awful experience. It shakes your soul to its core. Everything you thought about your safety and security does not exist anymore. Your experience was as bad as it could get and it will take a long time if ever to feel your ‘old self’.
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  25. Welcome to communism
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  26. It's not that bad. It's not that good. We are in a post-inflationary slowdown across much of Europe. It has come. And it will go. I have seen this cycle many times. In the meantime, practice gratitude for all the good in your lives in the past and present. And remain positive and hopeful for the future.
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  27. It’s not safe on the streets in the uk, it has got a lot worse.
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  28. @ The problem is , no disrespect but every man and his dog wants to come to the fairytale land of milk and honey not knowing that they will be tied to the system until the day they die working, working , working like a robot . This is the reality of this country.
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  29. 12 years ago when I was a child my mother could feed a family of four for £30 a week. the meals were cheap and staples. Like cottage pie, lasagna, etc. These days doing a similar foodshop would cost you around £75 a week. The wages haven't increased 150%.
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  30. Unless you have seen seriously substantial pay increases (e.g. 10% year on year) or were sitting on a lot of assets / investments then you are most likely poorer than you would've been in 2019 doing the same job. The inflation is one aspect but the fiscal drag of frozen income tax thresholds is absolutely massive for middle income earners. The UK has been so poorly mismanaged it's hard to overstate. This cannot keep going for another generation or the UK will cease to be identifiable as a first world country.
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  31. Thanks for your video! Yes it’s very depressing I feel so sad about my country.people can’t afford to live what kind of a world are we living in when people have to sleep in their cars!!! And they want to tax us out of our cars!!!
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  32. Hello, thank you for your video. It is a brave thing to do. I am French and came here as an an pair in 1989. I ended up staying, got married to a Dutch. Up until 2012, the UK wasn't a bad place to live. I used to work in London, hated it. The town is dirty, it is full of people, yet you don't meet anyone. I decided to live outside London (Raynes Park) and commuted to London. It was cheaper and greener. I bought my house in 2013 near Gatwick because the monthly mortgage fee was cheaper than rent. By divine help and luck I got my place but I had to put down 22k deposit. It is a lot of money and my house was modest. Because of climate change, the UK summer s will become Rainer and you will not need summer clothes. Life is harder now than it was 10 years ago. It is not a given that you will keep your job. In fact I am looking for another job because my company wants to relocate to London and the 3 hrs commute is a killer. With age I have become much less materialistic and only buy what I need. I don't watch tv anymore. All the chaos you see, you cannot control so why would you expose yourself to fear. Whatever government you get will bat for the rich so I switch off. I decide to create my life in my bubble. I thought many times of returning to France, better weather, better food but not better people or government. I watch spiritual podcasts. I trust in the divine to lead my path without any expectation of the result. Detachment is key to your happiness within. I feel for you, really do. In the future, owning a trade like being a builder, carpenter, plumber will become gold dust. We are going to lose our jobs to AI in the next 15 years. However, there is light ahead of us, the crap that you see is awakening people. We can only win if we build communities independent from government. Grow our food, make our own clothes, stop buying on Amazon and supermarkets. We are on a 50 year reset. I started totally by accident watching near death experience podcast. It has changed my life. Now I know what I am here for. Remember you are the creator of your life, your power is within. Once you drop the fear, you can achieve your health, your abundance, the reality of what you want to see. Kids do this all the time. Believe in the unbelievable. Sending you lots of love.
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  33. A lot depends on where you live and how much you earn. I’m from Africa. There are a lot of expensive places with high inflation and crime nowadays. Worse places believe me.
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  34. Yes you right😮its crazy.But its all Europe,i travell a lot everything going up and up.Wish you all the best😊🎉
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  35. Great breakdown and explanation
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  36. I grew up in a large northern city in the late 80s / 90s. Semi detached house, nice, quiet area. Above all, a safe place to grow up. The city itself has a reputation for crime, poverty, deprivation etc. My parents still live there. I can obviously see the decline now, which has spread to my old area. Not violence as such (but its getting closer), but a lot of low-level crime, drugs etc. But one thing is the change of mentality - many houses have illegally built extensions, people who work but claim benfits/pay no tax, cars with no insurance/drivers who legally shouldn't be driving etc. There's more tolerance today than when I grew up. More people 'minding their business'. Also a realisation that crime does pay.
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  37. Sorry to say but that's some cope right there. I've had the privilege of living in Northern Sweden between 2012-2022, and I can honestly say it's an entirely different and much more peaceful world there, even now. Sure, there are issues in Sweden also similar to UK (high crime, drugs, high benefit intake, gangs, unaffordable housing etc) but this is literally reserved to Southern cities in Sweden, specifically cities like Stockholm (to a lesser extent), Malmö and Gothenburg especially - basically cities where large groups of migrants have been dumped without a plan to integrate them, which has ended up with parallel societies which are simply incompatible with the host nation. I kid you not, for the most part in Northern Sweden, these problems simply don't exist anywhere near on the same scale as in the South to the point where I never saw any news or crime in the general Northern area.
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  38. Meanwhile 50% central London public housing now goes to non British born people and their families.
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  39. Britain imported the third-world; Britain became third-world. British society at its height was all the -ists and -phobes you could list, because she saw herself as superior to all else. Now that's gone and we're all just interchangeable units living in one of many economic zones, it would appear that few people are going to go the extra mile to upkeep a place like that.
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  40. By design. Agenda 2030. You think it’s bad now, wait till 5 years time.
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  41. Go to where?
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  42. Hi Pete, its like you were describing me and my wife's lifestyle and experience. I can 100% resonate with the £60-70 Lidl bill / week. The illusion of the wealth in UK materializes only post-essentials & tax payment, you're literally left with nothing. And given thats the case I might as well be broke but under sun near the seaside.
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  43. @ go and learn about geo engineering and cloud seeding. then come back
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  44. In UK you earn just enough to be alive and be able to work, that`s it, and it's by design anyway, nothing special, same situation in every country. Also, this situation is valid only for low skilled people, because if you`re degree skilled in some form or another, that would've been a different store and I`m talking about jobs like mechanics, engineers, medics, IT....etc, I`m pretty sure those people have less to complain about. So yeah, no gain, no pain.
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  45. The UK borrowed too much money, that's why taxes are so high.
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  46. I love you too these pricks are gonna imprison us all
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  47. 40 000 a year is not much tbf. All you need is some kind of a trade and maybe some overtime then more then that is achievable?
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  48. I used to live in London but left it in 2012. At that time, I had the feeling that if I stayed here my whole life will be consumed by the 'British System'. The only thing I will have at the end of my life is a HOUSE which will look like every other house. I felt that the UK's SYSTEM takes money from you at each and every point of your life. I am much happier in India and live life Kingsize with a lot less money.
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  49. Not everywhere in the UK is a dump, but the quality of living is very poor! I say that as someone who lived their whole life here.
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  50. Hey Pete love your channel. Have you come across Gary Economics' youtube channel. He has a brilliant explanation for whats happening in the U.K. with costs and taxes. We need to get the word out about him and his voice! Keep up the great work your are doing. 👍
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