Comments by "Matthew Nirenberg" (@matthewnirenberg) on "The “Best Passport” Is Actually Terrible" video.

Look at the countries in Schengen and those likely to join. Croatia only recently joined. An EU passport from within Schengen is the most valuable passport in the world as it give the greatest real freedom (work, live, etc.) in the most countries. Don't be clouded by "visa-free" - that's for tourism only. After an EU passport the next best would be an OECS passport from one of the original 7 founding OECS countries (these countries are also in CARICOM), followed by a UK, AU, or NZ passport. After that its purely whatever else you want. If in doubt, get as many as you can. Also note that an EU passport from within Schengen opens even more doors (though there are some hoops to jump through) as providing you're willing to jump a few hoops one can get approved to live in parts of the former French Empire. That means you can live in parts of Oceania that are part of France and in parts of the French Caribbean.
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@donovanmic Until the reality of the costs of living and sky rocketing taxes make you worse off as is the case in AU & NZ
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If you live in a country like Australia, New Zealand or Canada: * Make coffee at home, don't buy it (coffee is $5-$9 in most places) * Don't smoke or drink alcohol for 2yrs * Don't eat out - only cook at home. Be frivolous with what you buy, cook and eat. * Don't have holidays or buy gifts for 2yrs * Reduce all expenditure In two years, most people on upper middle class wages can save the money to do CBI. If you're lower middle class or just middle class its gonna take you 5yrs of doing this. If you're really wanting to do CBI and leave the country and have a house, consider selling it, doing CBI and moving abroad. I'm not saying to do this, and, I recognise that its a lot of money. My point is that its possible. If you're not in the middle class you're basically screwed unless you have friends who're willing to help pool money to get you in, then earn a heap of money and help them get in. This is sadly by design because these countries want money and people who aren't going to be a burden to their country - i.e. wealthy people. Also, by not making it easy, these countries effectively limit how many people become citizens so they don't have millions trying to live in a small country.
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That'll never happen. Why? * Because it doesn't matter to them. If you're visiting, you're visiting. All they care about is that you're entering legally for what you want to do. * Countries have zero right to tell a foreigner that they can't be a citizen of more than one country * Countries can't refuse a citizen of a country simply for being a citizen of multiple countries - the other countries would immediately ban that countries citizens from entering their countries on that countries passport. It's mutually assured destruction. * The WEF don't care how many passports you have. Your global jab passport and digital ID will be all that matters. Tier A and Tier B passport holders are deemed rich and will likely be subject to very few restrictions as they'll be able to "pay to play" (i.e. pay to bypass the rules legally) * The "elites" (incl.WEF) all hold 8-10 passports - they aren't going to let that hinder them. They'll leave things as they are. What they'll likely do is make it harder to become a citizen of countries and maybe end CBI to keep others out of the "game" Its the same reason I say that the only places that'll never be under dystopian tyranny are the tax havens - because that's where the "elites" live and they aren't going to destroy their homes.
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