Comments by "George Orwell2020" (@GeorgeOrwell-yz6zx) on "Nomad Capitalist" channel.

  1. ​ @Wealthzilla That is always one of my top concerns for any place. Is the rule of law fair?
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  2. I just retired and am looking to leave the US. I hear good things about Thailand and the Phillipines as retirement locations. Do you have a list of SE Asian countries you are looking at?
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  3. Is it design? When I look at Joe Biden and company I don't think they can figure out how to open a pudding cup without assistance? Maybe the WEF can
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  4. ​@@joelugo2547Australia has very left politicians. They were horrible during covid
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  5. ​ @Rievserg They actually had a concentration camp for the unvaxxed in Aus
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  6.  @izzykazoo7569  The Phillipines seems to be a good option. English is common and the people seem friendly. I am going to check it out in a few months
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  7. ​ @donh5794 i visited Australia in 2000. Best vacation ever. I would not go back with current events
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  8. @lxmzhg Thailand implementing GBDC definately knocks it down the the list although I suppose I could bank in another country. Something to consider!
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  9. ​ @milnesrichard Sweden didn't do any lock down to speak of but I would wish for a warmer country. Sweden has also allowed too much immigration from the ME/africa and lawlessness is a problem
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  10. @pleiadesstarr453  I will give some thought to Malaysia. Economic and personal freedom are my two top priorities.
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  11. @CCEkeke  I am not much of a fan of humidity. I should check it out first hand to see if I could tolerate it
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  12. @frankgazellajr  Sadly I am feeling like that more and more. The Balkans seem interesting and South America has some promise in particularl I like Chile
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  13. How are foreigners treated in Bulgaria? I'm Canadian looking to relocate
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  14.  @mhansen09  Thanks!
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  15. @againstthegrain9478  It sounds like you have a great plan and an exciting future ahead. Best wishes. I might still be a couple years aware from relocating. I would like to work a little longer too.
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  16. @sassl.4289 My concerns are mainly safety, reasonable cost of living and economic stability. All the big cities seem to have crime problems so I am looking at towns and small cities. Since I speak English and just a bit of Spanish I would like a place where English isn't too uncommon. Parts of Eastern Europe look promising. Chile looks good. The Phillipines and Thailand may be good options
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  17. @pinetworkminer8377  yes. Thanks. That was a typo
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  18. @ottokirk2325  That is a good idea. Try a hot humid environment first
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  19. ​@beibotanov Stalin was not a good person in any sense of the word. The way people inform on each other in police states people rarely give honest answers
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  20. @frankgazellajr  Argentina could be interesting if they can get their economy sorted out. How do you like Costa Rica?
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  21. ​ @user-wm1xm5gm2k Idaho has been invaded by Californians. Idaho looks to be ruined
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  22. I have heard Turkey has become more strict in terms of religous rules. Do you see this as the beginning of a fundamentalist revival in Turkey?
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  23.  user-lb8ju6vm9p  If you can't answer civilly to a QUESTION, kindly piss off. I don't need that screwed up attitude
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  24. ​ @noway5347 Almost all gun violence is related to suicide (about half nation wide) and gang/drug probelms. If you want to include gang members who are under 18 as children that is twisted logic. Some 'statistics' on gun violence include children as up to 19 years old. To massively reduce deaths due to guns we need suicide prevention and tougher and longer sentences for criminals and gang members. Incarceration rates don't count for spit IF THEY DESERVE INCARCERATION. Gun safety courses drastically reduces accidental deaths but that is a very small number relatively speaking but worth it nonetheless.
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  25. ​ @hannahkinnear7701 It's good to see someone who knows about agenda2030. Most people don't
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  26. I am reasonably well off but I can't afford 500k to 1M to buy a citizenship. I think my best option is to get a 40' catamaran and live on it
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  27. Russia can become hard core communist again. Worth the risk? I don't think so
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  28. ​ @nathanboersma4252 The court system is completely corrupt. Americans and Canadians have tried to buy or lease land using the best lawyers in Mexico and the judges will still confiscate property from foreigners. Mexican people seem cool by and large but the country is out of control
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  29. Maybe a US island or perhaps a remote coastal town? Perhaps a houseboat or a blue water boat would work? I am stuck for ideas too.
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  30.  @joshspry1  Thanks. A nomination de plume appropriate for the times we live in.
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  31. The US, Canada, UK and Australia seem hell bent on creating a totalitarian state. Time to go where we are treated best!
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  32. Jim Rogers is a former partner of George Soros. The left has been been working to undermine the US for a long time.
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  33. ​ @WhoToldYouThis There are studies that show sex ed makes kids curious and want to experiment. Some STDs are so contagious even condoms are not proof against transmission. If sex ed is so great why has teen pregnancies increased with the rise of more and more sex ed? Can young teens be expected to use birth control effectively let alone avoid disease? I don't think so. Teaching abstinence is the 100% effective tool to prevent pregnancy and STDs
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  34. ​ @biankaum If people stay away from the really large Democrat run cities, the US is extremely safe.
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  35. ​ @truffleturkey7 The US currency is still the most stable despite ll that's going on. You want to invest in rubles or yuan? No currency is attractive. Real estate worldwide is in a bubble.
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  36. ​ WolfF2022 The founders used the words inalienable rights. They meant that certain rights are not to be messed with
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  37. ​ @randomuserame Very well explained
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  38. ​ @l.k.7940 Australia had camps for people who refused the clot shot. They treated un-vcsd as if they had ebola
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  39. Without limits on government, there is no freedom. Does Russia have limits on it's government? What is stopping a neo-Stalinist from taking power and restoring glory to mother Russia? Hard pass.
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  40. ​ @acechandler6440  I know this is an old thread but I hear good things about Chile
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  41. ​ @trevorsmith6750 The US government is getting more tyrannical by the day. They have said in memos the conservative Catholics and ex-military people are the greatest threats to the US. While not Catholic or exmililitary, I find that repugnant. Also Chase Bank has denied banking services to conservatives. PayPal and GoFundMe have defended conservatives too. Recently it was found out that the FBI has been using gun background checks to make lists of people to watch even though it is against the law. We are becoming a banana republic. Maybe if people are woke enough they can skate by for awhile but tyrannies eventually start eating their own too. Even feminists are getting blasted if they don't completely support the woke agenda. Ideological purity is a bitxh
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  42. ​ @LDW1961 Asking people to define woke and the consequences has been a debating tactic from the hard left recently. Are you an Antifa/BLM supporter? Just curious
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  43. ​ @krokodilgena9288 There are a lot of naive Canadians. I am an expat Canadian
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  44. ​ @thehoneybadgerusmc The right wing in the US is not an issue. Antifa and BLM are far far more dangerous. No one takes the hard right seriously. The hard left has infiltrated every institution in the US
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  45. ​ @robertgillies5997 The politicians can make excuses for anything. Rules for thee but not for me philosophy
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  46. ​@JesusChristo Why would they leave the property vacant? They would be losing money
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  47. ​ @pascalpoussin1209 One person being killed doesn't make it an apartheid state just like a cop in the US killing someone doesn't make the US an apartheid state
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