Comments by "Matt Ball" (@mattball7074) on "Where My Freedom-Seeking Friends Are Moving" video.

  1. Hungary tightning restrictions..following the EU line.
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  2. Yea Ecuador and freedom dont rhyme. Only if you know the bankers or politburo
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  3. Hows it feel more free with half of Citizens disallowed from purchases?
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  4. +1
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  5. Its comments like these that are game changers. Thanks for being the boots on the ground there man
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  6. Yea i know some Ecuadorians, they would fight a lionness to leave im sure.
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  7. Good point. You're dealing with some very very pernicious, evil, cunning, sons of bitches in LATAM
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  8.  @nancyjohnson6099  El Salvador had zero entry restrictions but Yea Nica is safer!
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  9. Lets see if its adopted. Thats a HOLD for your investments so far
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  10. Im not andrew, but listen to Ed Calderon on Joe Rogan and also on Elite something i forget the channel name. Hes wearing a ball cap though and talks slow
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  11. Belize if youre not on the islands is a shithole
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  12. No he doesn't. He doesn't know the behind the scenes and what really goes on.
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  13. Thats just south of Armenia but yea point taken. Whats up with Montenegro??
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  14. Already implemented buddy. Its being pushed for sure but theres way around it i heard if you know the right people but i dont know. You can fly there with no test or anything but the vax green pass applies to everything. Same with COsta rica and DR
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  15. Just dont wear it yourself and if asked wear a chinstrap to mock them. Most wear them but i argue not as a fear of pathogens mostly as a societal pressure of compliance (together). Look how Mexico became a country and youll understand. I feel very free here. Its a very voluntarist society (people leave you alone outside of selling you trinkets, cookies or pan dulce when you dine outside) and a true free market. Just find your state and then the city or town in that state
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  16. Where are you now? Im in LATAM, my girlfriend is Mexican and can answer questions. Its a different world, the color tie doesnt really matter down here so dont think of right or left, theyre all criminals. I mean they are everywhere, but here its understood & not hidden. Depends what youre looking for, im launching a advisory company in the next month or so to help people in this move because it. Is. Not. Easy. Former soviet states is a cool idea too. I have 4 friends now who all want to head to Panama, CR OR Colombia (From Canazuela)
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  17. Its far far far more complex then thar & im amazed owning a pistol can be the breaking point when it comes to freedom ahaha if you want a pistol youll get one if its that important to you
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  18.  @backtolife615  Ah, everyone wears face underwear and a lot of people are sick after the experimental therapy now. Mexico is open and people leave you alone, but free?
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  19. Thanks buddy
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  20.  @thebradmanofmuskoka  I don't know man, I see these numbers about privacy and yea it's good to diversify there and even if we assume they never took CovAIDS seriously (which they did, they're entering another lockdown). It's just too wild to live there IMO. It's just another failed state, with Low IQ city-dwellers fighting over streets. I only like Monero with cryptocurrency and other things ehhh there may be more that meets the eye going on there but El Salvador are actually making some moves trying to flip the ship around. Lots are moving to Nicaragua (but not because of changes). A lot of these places are backwards, dirty, loud, impoverished... Basically what I'm saying is if you don't feel free to go for a midnight jog.. you're not in a free country. Maybe some people are like who wants to run at midnight anyway? Yea fair enough. But for me at least they lurks in the back of mind that "who can I trust, is someone looking at me, where shouldn't I go and when". The scamdemic just showed how horny the politicians were for power or at least how much CIA influence they were subjected to, but yea I guess your original question by saying "word on the street" matters. I've spoken to 4 people who went to Panama numerous times and basically said unless you speak Spanish, are okay with shitty service, or are rich (or all 3), than find somewhere else. My personal experience with Panama is 'slooowww' service, but its good. There's a distinct rich and poor there. It's not like the postcard photos.
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  21.  @thebradmanofmuskoka  Yea good thinking ahead!
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  22. Ehhhhh i wouldnt say that, more than just covAIDs restrictions
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  23. If you can get there!
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  24. Im not Andrew but terrible decision
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  25.  @saraho4595  what horror stories?
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  26. Bankrupt, corrupt, in EU. Good if youre young or really old but better options
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  27. Just understand who operates/owns it, especially in Baja
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  28. Its pretty easy to get a gun in Paraguay. Theyre good about bringing yours down im sure
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  29. 2020 most violent year on record
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  30. @W "See those kidnappings, limbs and armed dirty police for yourself mate!"
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  31. Who says anything about the US helping?
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  32. Did you get the hell out yet, Doug?
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  33. Lol where are you from? Thats hilarious
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  34. Hows Tanzania?
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  35.  @kalpanaarivazhagan2616  Puerto Vallarta in Jalisco. Quintano Roo is a cartel battle zone but good for English. Id say Jalisco is best for English, economy, farmland. Been here almost a year and see the opposite of food shortages
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  36. Agreed
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  37. Are you able to leave?
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  38. Mexico is a failed state. It just had its most violent year on record too. Andrew doesnt spend time there long enough or figure out whos behind what where and how to address this. Beware
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