Comments by "MtnGrl585" (@mtngrl5859) on "What to Do if Republicans Win the Midterms" video.

  1. It's all been socially engineered.
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  2. Very interesting that the voting machines were only not working in republican strong holds.
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  3. My main home is in California, the home of alternative medicine and great organic food. I actually go to organic farms and buy my produce directly from farmers. You can also find this in certain regions of Mexico. Likely in some developed areas of Western Europe as well.
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  4.  @donkeysaurusrex7881  He said he wanted access to alternative treatments. Essential oils is not a treatment and it can be easily ordered online. Having a shaman may be alternative, but since the focus was on organic foods, it is likely that this person is looking for complementary medicine. Shamans are in the mystical element, not necessarily what many view as alternative medicine. For example in Panama, the only acupuncturist that I can find is in Panama City. There are no functional medical practitioners that I can find. My functional medical doctor in California, is trained in eastern and western medicine, has a masters degree in nutrition in addition to a traditional medical degree. So, he can prescribe many different types of modalities.
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  5.  @davidrichards1741  I was responding to someone who was looking for alternative not necessarily "eastern" treatments. This individual was not focused on "lower taxes" but more on life style options. The downside of the countries that you mentioned is the high bar of obtaining a permanent residency. Years ago it was much easier in Singapore and it seems Malaysia is rather cavalier in changing rules on residency. There are people who purchased real estate there based on it being a vehicle for residency, and then Malaysia changes guidelines and makes them retroactive. Not a good thing. On a personal level, I can't stand the level of humidity in either Singapore or Malaysia. My second home has pleasant spring like weather year round.
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  6.  @kimberlyg123  I understand. When Andrew talks about not being able to get decent tomatoes in the USA, it demonstrates that he has never gone to an organic farmer who grows them here. My home in Panama, I have avocado and banana trees. Yes, one will not find the size of Avocadoes I get off my tree for sale in the USA. Part of that is cold storage and transportation to varied countries. I also pay more for apples in Panama than in the USA, since they are an imported item. It's all about your value system and one's income. I have a business associate that lives in New Zealand and due to the lock downs, the government was not allowing any "non essential" procedures. She had a life altering condition- that the government didn't see as such- that she went to a private hospital and paid about 25k. So, for those that think that "free" health care is better, this shows the limitations. This amount is about 1/2 of what many people in New Zealand make. She is quite affluent and had no problem paying the medical bill. New Zealand recently started giving the m-r-n-a inoculation to dairy cows and 18% of them died from it. Another reason to understand why dictates from a government are harmful.
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  7.  @davidrichards1741  Yes, a certain level of humidity is great for one's skin. Even at higher elevations in Panama, one has humidity, so the key is to have lower temperatures to balance it off. Regarding Malaysia, I have read comments from people who invested there in real estate as a sign that they invested in the country for residency, then the government retroactively changed their position. So, it is not that real estate equaled residency, it was that they had a certain level of money invested into the economy. Doesn't change the fact that the government was whimsical and altered its policies. Back in the 1970's ( yes, I know it was a long time ago), I had a teenaged cousin of mine that lived in Malaysia. He used to ride his motorcycle every where, well there was this really slow luxury owned by the ruling family ( he didn't see the insignia on the license plate), well he disappeared for 2 weeks in jail, no one knew where he was taken. He was not harmed, but he was put in jail. Another sign of how fragile one's freedoms can be. In terms of personal liberty what concerns me in the east, is how compliant people are. I have friends in China ( who are chinese) and some of the things going on are next level. Most of the countries in the east had draconian measures re taking the inoculation. Thailand was pushing for prison if one refused to take it. Currently, the New Zealand Government is inoculating their dairy cows ( its being forced of the farmers) and 18% of them immediately died. It's amazing to me how people can't figure cause and effect. I have a NZ business associate of mine who was double inoculated who was in peak shape who had a stroke at 42 and refuses to see a correlation btw taking it. Compared to this hive mind thinking, the majority of people in Central America refused to take it and did quite well with Ivermectin, like most of Africa as well. Recent protests in Panama, pushed back on the government, so the government can't infringe on the rights of people. Since my main place of residency is California, I'm used to complacent or woke thinking.
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