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  1. Come over illegally on a rubber dinghy seems to work out. Do things legally and it costs a fortune.
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  2. Very useful video
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  3. Prices go up because of inflation which is the expansion of the money supply. The government / central banks (Bank of England) expanded the money supply to pay for lock-downs via monetised debt using QE and as a result prices went up between 20% - 300% for most goods and services. Thank the government and Bank of England for the misery they inflicted on us.
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  4. Jesus is Lord. Americans have seen sense, i pray my people can follow them towards God. Our country is rappidly failing. The WEF and BlackRock etc have a plan for us, we must not let it work. Amen šŸ“󠁧󠁢󠁄󠁮󠁧ó æšŸ™āœļø
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  5. The uk. Where a Rwandan son of immigrants, go into a dance class in southport and attack 7 , 9 yr olds . Stabbing them and killing 3 kids, babies . Country is a utter farce . Its bloody disgusting.
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  6. We're moving abroad this year. I love my country but it's long gone. Time to move on.
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  7. You told all the truth. This is an island with outdated world knowledge, too old fashioned and as stubborn sd the weather
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  8. Unfortunately, far too many people were too eager to take the 'free money' during vid, and went along with all the restrictions. 400 Billion pounds was 'printed' out of thin air. This has led to runaway inflation, particularly in goods required by working people, food, consumer goods etc. If more people had refused to accept the situation, as was the case in the nordic countries, we would not be in such a bad financial position.
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  9. food has doubled in price worldwide - start a garden - keep chickens - quail are indoor/balcony chickens
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  10. I understand you. There is always a list of pros and cons. You'll figure out what's best for your family based on its needs. Good luck!
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  11. There is no law and order. There are hardly any police in the UK, their numbers have been gradually decreasing over the years instead of rising along with the increase in the population. The judiciary is corrupt and they are not putting serious criminals and knife carriers in jail. There is no sentencing deterrent to deter criminal behaviour so people are turning to crime and also foreign criminal gangs and syndicates have been setting up operations here over the past 25 years because there is no law and order. High level officials are being paid off by these criminal gangs and this is openly admitted by the criminal gangs. The UK is just getting started on its decline and will get worse, this is the trend unfortunately.
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  12. My partner and I struggled to find a flat to rent because even though we earned enough to afford the rent and bills and the council tax, we got zero hour contracts (as a supervisor and a shift leader! isn't that great lol). On top of that, me renting together with him was actually going to be cheaper than when I was renting a room on my own, and yet countless and countless agencies turned us away. we finally found something from a private landlord. our rent started at 795 when we moved in 2 years ago, the second the minimum wage went up, they increased the rent to 825. and if you look around the area, it's actually still on the cheaper side, as those greedy bastards are now often trying to charge 700 for a ROOM, or 800 for a studio, and it's not even nice, just shabby and ugly. my partner is half-Irish and I'm Polish, so we're going to take advantage of that and leave to Norway as soon as we save up.
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  13. Excellent video. Best wishesšŸ™‚.
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  14. If we look at the actual cause of the cost of living crisis, we have: 1) privatisation of trains, buses, water, electricity & gas, where charges are up to 2.5 times that in France, 22 miles away from Treasure Island & the rivers are full of shit; 2) Brexit, with red tape on imports & exports, a shortage of labour on farms pushing up costs and prices; 3) government maintenance of restrictive planning laws, sucking up to NIMBYs & subsidised first time buyer policies all of which push up prices; 4) QE or Quantitive Easing electronic money creation pushing up value of assets such as property and of it's rent, great for landlords and billionaires; 5) imported commodity price inflation, mostly 2020-2022. All but 5) caused by the Tory governments.
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  15. Too many immigrants! Problem is when immigrants create work gang. For example Indian nurses tend to create artificial crisis in nursing by creating work gangs!
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  16. The UK's wealth was built on the back of its colonies, which bankrolled its prosperity. The country basked in the warmth of that colonial afterglow throughout the second half of the 20th century. But now, two decades into the 21st century, that flame has flickered out. In reality, the UK has simply returned to its default setting. Before its colonial conquests, the UK was a modest nation. The past two centuries were an anomaly ā€“ a sudden surge in fortunes. Now, with its pillage-and-plunder days behind it, the UK has reverted to type. Life on a damp, chilly island in the North Atlantic was never particularly enviable. Without its colonial spoils, the UK's fate is, indeed, a humbler one.
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  17. The Ā£60 is because you're one of few who is still paying the water bill.
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  18. Youā€™ve got the hang of swearing, good integration there. Rents are high, property is a revered asset here and we actively encourage foreign investment, some of it from Russia. That drives up house prices, encourages second homes and buy to let ventures, driving a vicious circle. Our lot donā€™t work for minimum wage, they go to university so we rely on immigrants. Iā€™ve never been too sure quite honestly why people come to live here. It always makes me think, God just how bad was it where you came from? Was it not an option to stay put and invest in yourself instead? Thanks for doing the video.
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  19. Misses the point. This is supposed to be a first-world country - we had the largest empire the world has ever seen just a century ago! When you compare every single metric from 50 years ago to today, it has been a decline. The public have every right to raise a noise, because it is an absolute betrayal and a disgrace. This should easily be the best country on the planet (minus the weather); we have oil reserves like Norway, yet that's been plundered, services sold off to foreign companies, masses of people imported instead of training and valuing the young here. It IS a disgrace. If we hadn't been governed in this way we'd easily be the greatest country on Earth.
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  20. The worst thing about the UK is the negativity of the people living there. The woe is me, everything is crap, misery loves company negative Nancyā€™s bring the place down even further than it needs to be. Donā€™t like your area? Do something to change it. Do t like your neighbours? Move or work harder to be able to move. Always skint? Work on yourself and your skills to gain better wages. Everyone is always looking to find an excuse as to why things arenā€™t going well for them but arenā€™t willing to put the work in to change.
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  21. I'm English, but I've also lived and worked in other countries for years - Spain and South Korea. I came back to the UK last year, and holy shit, things have seriously gone to hell. I now live in Manchester, which is the most economically dynamic part of England (and probably the whole UK) aside from London, so I'm not even seeing the worst of it on a day to day basis at all. The general sense of like how much society has just broken down, and how much the cost of living has risen, it's tragic and it's way more extreme than I think a lot of people who've been here throughout the deterioration will realise as they're like frogs boiled in water. Brexit and the Johnson immigration system is a big part of it, the wholesale betrayal of younger generations is a part of it, corruption (especially during coronavirus), and the planning system all contribute towards economic stagnation. But the thing I hate the most is the absolute lack of pride and dignity anyone takes in their work anymore. You used to be able to pay for a service and you'd get it done to a reasonable standard, now everyone is just out to fuck each other. This is how a country dies.
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  22. I live in the Westcountry ( Somerset) and have done for nearly 37 years. It's definitely better than the cities of this country with overpopulation, traffic, and crime. But yeah, prices of everything in the last 5 years have gone crazy. I have 4 children, and im scared for their future in this country.
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  23. This is MAD LONDON actually beat NEW YORK as crime knife
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  24. spain is a better place than the UK. there is one place already, hungary is nice too.
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  25. You are not just negative worst than that you are ungrateful
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  26. Like rome and the colosseum, keep the masses happy with entertainment and bread, and you can do what you like.
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  27. A very good video and you explained yourself very well. I agree with much of what you've said. As a Brit, I am used ot the shit weather and don't mind it tbh. What gets me now is how expensive everything is and how even as a teacher, I am struggling to buy a home in the SE of England. Paying for rent means I've never been able to save a large amount. My only answer seems to be to move abroad or relocate to a cheaper part of the country. I think it is a flawed country when somebody born and bred in a particular place has to leave because they've been priced out, especially when they've worked hard and contribute as I do.
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  28. Thanks for the video & sharing you overall situation. May God provide you guidance, safety, prosperity in your business and a secure future wherever decide to go.
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  29. If I could leave this country with my daughter, grandson family etc. I would, although I live in the North West. It's much friendlier here. Lots of opportunities in construction.
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  30. I am stunned how bad the NHS is now, only went away for 5 years to Ireland, came back 2 years ago and still have never seen my Doctor, is awful.
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  31. Try and get and a doctor if you can! Health system complete failure. Unless, you got loads of money (privileged).... Unfortunately the word 'community' is not active. Majority of people care for themselves. So much depression and despair. Year on year....
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  32. ā€‹Ā @NewWorldHoarderĀ Mandela effect
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  33. @ grey skies in summer for 3 months? not normal
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  34. Turn 50 as loner in UK since 07 am fade up..dodgy landlord living with..get kicked unfairly..paycheck to paycheck you know the drill ..facing homeless few time ..and go back on my feet as last summer still going to work as hard worker i am..facing discrimination looking to rent a single room..head of me single woman 's ,students, cocaisian or other with better network and am not a hater ..but in my line life that's the way it is..for me it's more easier to fine jobs then get a rough over my head .Dude you're are not negative you comment about FACKS thanks for that..STILL LOVE UK though but men it's time to packed up..this is it.
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  35. Brilliant video buddy, very honest and descriptive and informative. I have to agree with you and it's a tragedy as i remember how life was growing up in UK. People were very open, warm and talkative and the vibe was optimistic and positive. The UK now's lost all it's dignity and its becoming impossible to live a basic existence in it today.
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  36. Canada sucks right now too I think this is a worldwide problem I'm still going to carry on and hope for better days
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  37. Its a combination of things but look into government spending, its insane.
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  38. Yet people will risk their lives to get here, pretty mad. Also mad how the crime rate has gone up in the same trajectory as immigrants from 3rd world countries, how strange...
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  39. Thank you for your honesty brother. So many people are seduced by the UK's reputation and promise of achieving a good life there. I think that they mean well, but the reality is that the country's economy is struggling to compete and the government literally has no money to invest into making life better. They will continue to raise taxes and cut spending on all public service until there is nothing left but desperate people who have to resort to scamming and stealing to survive. If you can, you should plan to leave. Good luck and may God be a constant companion to you and your family. Fr Seattle, USA.
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  40. My father died at 82 years old at the end of 2023. He died penniless. Weā€™re made to believe if you pay into the system there is a safety net if you end up destitute or if you develop dementia the nhs and social care will be sounding the alarm and assist with everything. This is simply not true. Both of these happened to my Dad and none of these safety nets were in place. If he didnā€™t have us, his kids, to step in - Iā€™m sure he would have been thrown out into the streets. This in turn has made me realise I donā€™t want to grow old here. So Iā€™m moving to Cyprus
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  41. Your English is a lot better than you think. I can't speak any of your language.
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  42. Wales as been bad for a very long time. 30 or 40 years.
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  43. Iā€™m quite keen on moving to Eastern Europe in a decade or so when the U.K. becomes unliveable. Funny how the pendulum swings.
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  44. Iā€™m a carpenter
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  45. They privatised everything selling off vital infrastructure and services to foreign money grubbers like Thames Water who don't invest but run off with the cash to their shareholders and crazy over salaried CEOs. Neoliberalism has ripped of a once proud nation. Plus the political system is rotten. Jeremy Corbyn should be leading Labour not Stunt Starmer. And they're throwing billions to criminal Zelensky to help him destroy his country.
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  46. It was my dream to visit England. I canā€™t wrap my mind around the knife attacks I read about. I was always taught it was better over there because guns werenā€™t everywhere.
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  47. My missus is from Moldova. The first time she visited me here in the UK, a kid, no more than 15 years old, was attacked with a machete, less than 20 feet away from my front door. A few weeks later, there was a fatal stabbing within view of my house. I'm happy when she visits, but I'd be lying if I said her being here with me in this neighborhood doesn't fill me with anxiety for her safety. It was never a great place to live, but it has become significantly worse and more dangerous in recent years. We're making plans to move abroad, the culture of misery and hopelessness in this country is overwhelming.
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  48. Im british, i blame the politicians and landlords mostly. The politicians keep allowing undocumented migrants in with no moderation, keep arresting normal citizens for made up crimes, and taxing us with no benefits. while the courts never prosecute real criminals. It sucks, but one cannot abandon their own country unless its absolutely cataclysmic. As seen in the comments here, a lot of people left their country to come to the UK, only to be screwed over, and seeing their family and friends get a better life at home while they suffer. The same thing is likely to happen to people in the UK if they just give up and leave. We need to fix tland rebuild this country. It is going to be hard, but all the good people leaving, and leaving behind all the bad people and new immigrants will be the end of hope. As seen in alot of other countries which got brain drain due to emigration. Hunker down and take the pain. Its better that your kids choose to leave when they are old, rather than disrupt their life in their important years. Do what is the best for your safety, but I am going to stay because this is my home and I cannot stand to see it be squandered away by satanic politicians. We all struggle to see long term. Things can be bad for a long time but not forever.
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  49. Stabbing in London is almost exclusively a black-on-black crime. What's that all about?
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  50. I returned to the UK after 8 years staying the hell away from it (I did not want to come back but felt forced by circumstances) in June last year. Iā€™m now blessed and beyond grateful to say that Iā€™m leaving again in February. The country was, is and will mostly always be a horrible place to live.
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