Comments by "basspig" (@basspig) on "Nomad Capitalist" channel.

  1. Japan is best. Food is not poisoned. There's no SWAT team murdering citizens. Crime is nearly nonexistent. People there are beautiful and pleasant to be around.
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  2. Naturally the countries that are easy to immigrate to are the shittiest countries to live in. I'll stick with japan.
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  3.  @shkim103  Yes, the language is hard to learn. I've been watching Japanese language programming since the 1980s, and have been studying it. The writing system is hard for me to learn, but with effort, I progress.
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  4.  @marilucorracini550  The welfare state always collapses. Correcting that is going to hurt for a while as millions on the dole will be forced to work for a living. The root problem was greed on the part of the leaders, in conjunction with Zionist world banking schemes to fiat paper our buying power into worthlessness. Things WILL get better as long as the country stays on this new course. You have to get rid of the welfare so you can have a healthy economy. The transition is gonna hurt, but you have a good leader who loves his country and wants to do the right thing, even if the idiot masses are unfavorable to it.
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  5. 1939 Breathe and Air tax, Stamford ct. Was repealed in 1940.
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  6. A Japanese passport is a very strong tool. If you can get it.
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  7.  @kristiblack4789  When I was in Japan, it was like entering the 21st century. When I returned to America, it was like 1950s Soviet era. And 4 hours just to get through customs and immigrations!!
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  8. Why would anyone want to give up quality of life just to save a few dollars on taxes. Puerto Rico is a shit hole as is most of South america. There are very few places in the world that any reasonable individual would want to live in.
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  9.  @Littlemissy1988  I chose rural Japan. Safe, low taxes, great food, clean air.
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  10. Well if they make the price too high then just send them a certified letter stating that you were announce your citizenship. Screw the US government live your life in your new country and don't pay us taxes. What are they going to do send the US Army over to arrest you?
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  11. Some people have impressive net worth. I have impressive property tax debt. Seeking to move to rural Japan where property taxes are very low.
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  12. Spaniards don't have a second amendment, do they?
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  13. Taxation is stealing. I hate the irs. Joe Stack iii was a great American hero.
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  14. Japan 's insular culture will resist the trend.
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  15. Global government fails because individual nations are at different levels of evolution. You can't use the same rules that apply to 108 IQ people to 59 IQ people.
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  16. Looks like you started shooting your videos in s-log but forgot to add a technical Lut before you render your video to YouTube video format.
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  17. @sleevey Yeah, the power of the crossbow is not to be laughed at! I just bought one for the purpose of throwing a leader line over a tree so I can pull up a guide rope and take the tree down in a direction of my choice, and I tested it by firing an arrow at a 1/2" piece of plywood leaning against an oak tree stump. The arrow penetrated the plywood and lodged itself about an inch into the oak tree. I saw someone was making auto reload crossbows, too. Some of these get very pricey. Apparently deer hunters use them a lot because they are quiet.
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  18. A foreigner visiting the us can flip the finger to ca. What are they gonna do? Send troops to a foreign country to collect?
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  19. The next lockdown will be a global climate lockdown so I've been hearing.
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  20.  Ooga Booga  Not happening at $730 monthly SS income. So I run a shop to earn some money, but now I'm being audited by the IRS. Can't win!
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  21.  @debrah8110  that's why I prefer rural. No poison public water supplies that can be hacked, no city sewer that can back up, no dependency on government infrastructure. Plus, far less chance of a SWAT team wrong address incident. Less crime. Cleaner air. Healthier food. Yeah, slow internet is a downside, but not being shot by a city cop makes it all worth it.
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  22.  @sc3639  I wish my destination country would let me in!
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  23. I'm going to tell you something that you're going to find hard to believe but as you start to research the causes it begins to put together a puzzle that makes sense. The elites want to eliminate 95% of the world's population. They're doing it through pandemics inflation attacking the food chain shutting down fossil fuels shutting down farming through all kinds of crazy laws. Why are they doing this? Why would they want to do this? Part of the answer is in the Georgia Guidestones inscription. It talks about world population no more than 500 million people. The other part is due to recent discoveries that there is a 12,000 year Celestial Earth disaster cycle. And we're due for the next cycle in 10 to 20 years. Where do you think the trillions of dollars of deficit money are going? They're going to the production of deep underground bunkers for the elites who intend to try to survive the coming cataclysm. And they don't want us competing with them for the scarce resources that will be left on the other side of the cataclysm.
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  24.  @johncole2744  All property taxes endanger our personal liberty. The fact that you are forced out of your home to work for FRNs and participate in funding an evil empire like the federal government, just so you can pay local taxes is wrong. Property ownership should be absolute. There is no security if they can just take your land.
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  25.  truehighs7845  and unrealized gains. Your property tax assessment goes up. Now you also owe IRS unrealized capital gains tax of 25%!
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  26. And retired homeless or about to be homeless pensioners who seek to move to a first world country?
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  27.  @Hannodb1961  Not to mention that automation will eliminate low and medium skilled jobs very soon. We'll have tens of millions of unemployable people even without immigration from turd world nations.
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  28. World hunger won't end until at least every human on the planet has at least a 120 IQ. People of low IQ cannot provide for themselves and the only thing they do is reproduce and have more babies.
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  29. As long as they don't have IRS agents in rural Japan I don't give a fuck.
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  30.  @reciv4  Aren't you referring to the 16th Amendment, which created the IRS? The "to lay and collect taxes" sentence was in the original 1776 document, if I recall correctly. I could be mistaken.
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  31. I am working with someone in Japan to get a business visa. I must go to Japan, then got to Korea to pick up the visa, then go back to Japan and start the businesses the family meanwhile has to be petitioned and that takes time.
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  32. I'm stuck here due to the shutdown of travel as well as my advanced age. I decided in 2015 to finally move to rural Japan. In 2017 I did a trip to Japan and met with a business owner in a parallel line of work to mine. Prospects looked good but Japan has high hurdles to immigration. Was planning to return in April but trip canceled due to covid.
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  33. Japan has a culture that will not tolerate woke leftism. It's still one of the most civilized and safe countries on the planet.
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  34.  @jamescalifornia2964  If you can afford an apartment in any secondary US city, you can afford a large house in rural Japan. The property taxes on my friend's Machiya style house, 3000 sf, on an acre of land, are under $500 a year. I had to have him clarify that this isn't monthly! Meanwhile, I'm billed $11K annually for a 960 sf house on 1/2 acre in the US. I'm $70K in the hole on property taxes now, and the IRS is starting a major audit on me. I should have stayed in Japan when I was there as a tourist in 2017.
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  35. "Stay and fight?" It's a suicide move, but they are going to murder you whether you fight or submit.
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  36. You don't list Japan on the list of most difficult countries to get into.
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  37. All the smart people moved to western Japan.
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  38. If all 14,000 nuclear weapons from all the major nuclear Powers fly in the same day and assuming 80% of them are not duds, then all life on the planet will cease. The atmosphere will turn into one big Firestorm and it will consume all of the oxygen on the planet. There will be no safe haven.
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  39.  @gonickjapan  if I were 60 years younger and had a Master's Degree. 20 years ago, I looked into the JET program, but was disqualified on those two grounds. I DO run a vacuum tube audio business in the USSA and want to move that to rural Japan, where there is a good market for what I do. But there isn't any clear path to legally doing so.
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  40.  @gonickjapan  I have a friend in Ishikawa who is looking into a business visa through his accountant who used to be a tax official for the prefecture. So far, nothing. Do you know any good immigration lawyers in Japan?
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  41.  @gonickjapan  When I was in Japan in 2017, I got nowhere on this front. I should have just stayed there, but I didn't know that there would be a lockdown so soon.
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  42. The town took my home and didn't pay for it.
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  43.  @ezicarus8216  unfortunately, no. That's why I'm still trying to get a business visa to start my own manufacturing company in rural western Japan.
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  44. Word has it that these holdout countries will soon be pressured by the world economic forum and other globalists to join or if they'll be ending up like Libya. You notice that the US military attacks countries that don't join the US monetary system.
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  45. Renounce? I won't pay tonrenounce. I'll do it but usa gets the mi#le finger on c e I'm outa here.
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  46. @James Bond Some politicians promised that Trump supporters are "going to get what's coming to them". It sounded like a threat.
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  47.  @trevor1423  The German people said the same thing when Hitler came into power. Four years later though...
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  48. Reason number one.. they're both located within the jurisdiction of the US Federal government. The most corrupt government on earth.
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  49.  @pluisnonplux9728  No, nothing. Masks are optional, too. But most people wear them on the train.
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  50.  @henryjohnson-ville3834  It's a good concept, I think. And the problem of mask wearing might not be an issue on a private plane. Airlines are getting too expensive. Normally I fly JAL or ANA to NRT or HND, but the rates have quadrupled since I last went there in 2017.
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