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@Paterleano
@Paterleano 25 минут бұрын
100% Agree with you. Not to mention NATo countries wanting a full on war with Russia, also they support Israel's genocide with our money & weapons. Our politicians are so corrupt they line themselves with tax payer money, as do their donors, they are so brazen they do it front of you and then tell you I didn't do it.
@chriswatson1698
@chriswatson1698 26 минут бұрын
The immigrants are succeeding in driving out the indigenous.
@Sammy-zw9ge
@Sammy-zw9ge 3 сағат бұрын
We should build a wall around the UK cities. Anyone needs to exit the cities needs a Leaving visa and a time limit stamp to other areas of the UK! 😁
@danmur2797
@danmur2797 6 сағат бұрын
Neither. I would opt for Mexico, Chile, Uruguay, or Argentina. Culturally more compatible--socially liberal, secular despite Christian/Catholic background, etc. Plus those countries are not super hot 6/12 months like (dry) Dubai or (humid) Bali, due to variety of ecosystems from subarctic to tropical, within 1 country alone. There's some of the old European style infrastructure, architecture, and culture as well as brand new areas with skyscraper level apartments like Dubai, and at much lower costs than all these areas except for Bali. Easier to meet people with similar backgrounds, but still diverse, and no need to be cloistered in a westerner bubble.
@aliahmadi3016
@aliahmadi3016 6 сағат бұрын
Gold is the best and the safest and after that is bitcoin
@scan4332
@scan4332 9 сағат бұрын
Left the UK for Hong Kong. Best decision ever. Much higher quality of life. 7% tax amd is at the very least miles safer than the UK.
@user-wm1te1pn1h
@user-wm1te1pn1h 11 сағат бұрын
completely agree with all of this
@OfficialFarmerTed
@OfficialFarmerTed 11 сағат бұрын
As soon as I’m old enough I’m leaving this dump
@tonyc1167
@tonyc1167 14 сағат бұрын
what's going to happen when AI technology becomes hugely successful how is that going to effect the country? going to be a disaster for the economy as so many people will be put out of a job.
@grimjim1599
@grimjim1599 16 сағат бұрын
White flight is not gonna help. Grow some bollox and fight
@WebDeveloper-xs4uf
@WebDeveloper-xs4uf 17 сағат бұрын
kzbin.info/www/bejne/bXW1ipRsoqeIsJIsi=R4WR2CBD0v5jE3BR
@Porkcylinder
@Porkcylinder 17 сағат бұрын
British economy has outperformed the eu since we left that’s a fact.
@Porkcylinder
@Porkcylinder 17 сағат бұрын
Ten times more people come here than leave
@Roywebcafe
@Roywebcafe 17 сағат бұрын
I lived in Bangkok as a teacher and eventually left for Hanoi Vietnam. On arrival Hanoi was cold wet, grey, cloudy a bit like UK in Autumn and I absolutely loved it. Bangkok eternally Sunny, Hot and Humid got to me and was glad I got away.
@Nobumblegumforyou
@Nobumblegumforyou 18 сағат бұрын
UK had some of the largest record for companies registered last year. That point alone is a fact. However, lets talk about the individual vs the corporate. Coming labour government will make it less attractive for companies to be registered here. It can be a negative factor. If said assets decrease in value due to currency, normally it encourages foreign investment. E.g. when UK pound was devalued during brexit, we had some of the largest tourist numbers on record. I do agree Signapore is a safe heaven and promising. But the other points has some bias and feel its attached to your affiliations creating a conflict of interest.
@joestarkie5597
@joestarkie5597 20 сағат бұрын
The Tories have fucked up the country
@johnbridges6867
@johnbridges6867 20 сағат бұрын
Yes I cannot wait to leave England although I was born in England IT IS NOT MY COUNTRY ANYMORE, it is Awful and Dying and Conservatives and Labour have DELIBERATELY DESTROYED ENGLAND! HUH Yes those of Very LOW intelligence, BUT Full of arrogance and Money Laundering to their Offshore bank accounts. I lived in Victoria for quite awhile and I just wish I was there again Permanently! Britain is Finished! JB. 🇫🇴🇪🇺
@23715
@23715 21 сағат бұрын
Love this quirky country. Once all the whingers have left it'll be even better. Bingo.
@mohammedzulk8485
@mohammedzulk8485 21 сағат бұрын
Israel loots economies of countries they control.
@johnnygringo2239
@johnnygringo2239 23 сағат бұрын
Outside of London the UK is a borderline 3rd world country with a GDP per capita similar to Slovenia and the poorest US states.
@djsargex7777
@djsargex7777 23 сағат бұрын
And the weed sucks balls there. Seriously.
@jesselivermore9285
@jesselivermore9285 Күн бұрын
Can you open a bank account without a 12 month tenancy contract? What address can you use for the bank opening, can you use a hotel apartment address for example or an airbnb address??
@tuomaskiv
@tuomaskiv 7 сағат бұрын
Yes you can, you can get proof of address from hotels I have heard or you can use the contract for a short term tenancy too
@DinkyDinkster
@DinkyDinkster Күн бұрын
Tbh it sounds like Tuomas just didn’t like London rather than the UK as a whole. London is overpriced for what it is. Sadly I expect it to get significantly worse when Labour get in. Especially when it introduces the Race Relation act which makes it illegal to criticise certain people. Effectively making everyone who isn’t part of this certain demographic 1st Class citizens as it will be illegal to offend them. Bunkle down everyone who is in the UK like I am. If’s gonna get worse before it gets better.
@grey28282
@grey28282 Күн бұрын
Labour will end uk pound
@paoloviloria1
@paoloviloria1 Күн бұрын
LOL. HK was always a part of China, and IS Chinese. But then, the white colonists came in to expand their empire and sack the territory for its resources, as well as strengthen their foothold in Southeast Asia. Same empire has a habit of sabotaging the cultures they have tried to subjugate-In HK’s case, the UK used opium-then, convincing the people that their native identity isn’t good enough even after the 1997 handover. The crown thought it to be a bit of a humiliation to have to give up a former colony, which is why there’s propaganda of “how HK was a lot better off under British rule.” You go to HK for the food, the texture of the place (if you are into photography and culture), and the very interesting locals who can become really good friends. Also, the sailing and regattas can be quite enjoyable on weekends. But, if you’re just another tourist who thinks the world should adjust to their needs, then you will find HK rather unpleasant.
@verttikoo2052
@verttikoo2052 Күн бұрын
Who would ever want to move to Dubai?? 🙄
@stratosphereartstudio
@stratosphereartstudio Күн бұрын
We can use xrp
@tamaracarter1836
@tamaracarter1836 Күн бұрын
Well I totally disagree. I’m an American, living in the beautiful English countryside, and I love it here. Can I just point out first of all that London, and large cities in general, are *completely* different to the rest of England; the rest of England I would consider the *real* England. There are thousands of beautiful, historic and traditional villages, hamlets, market towns and small cities across the English countryside, that are not only fantastic places to live (unless you’re a big city person of course) and explore, but are filled with fantastic people that are; once again, totally different to London/ many large cities. The people I know and associate with here do not possess the culture that you describe in this video. Pub culture in the countryside is very different to the big population centers such as London. I will say, however, that most Europeans in general can be more negative/ slightly cold (especially compared to Americans), but most in my day-to-day life in Suffolk that I come across are kind, friendly, talkative and overall positive (that’s European positive - so much more understated compared to the US). I do not know a single person that is leaving the United Kingdom. I feel this should have perhaps been directed towards London? I mean I personally would never wish to live in London, as I am definitely *not* someone that likes big cities, although I do still like visiting as a tourist a couple of times a year because it obviously has a lot to offer (and is the second most visited city in the world). If anyone is interested in why I love living here then I’d be happy to share in more detail (e.g. much safer, much better work life balance, food produce is to a much higher standard, everywhere is walkable, not having to rely on a car, the rich history and historic sights at every corner - my passion etc). I also want to address something else you said in this video about crime (which I disagree with), but I’ll leave it in a comment directly below this.
@tamaracarter1836
@tamaracarter1836 Күн бұрын
Let’s do a comparison with western countries: 1. Homicides (per 100,000 people): - Australia 0.9 - Germany 1.0 - U.K. 1.1 - Sweden 1.1 - France 1.3 - Belgium 1.7 - Canada 2.25 - USA 6.3 You can see the big jump with the US, whereas the U.K. is the same as other similar western nations, and does extremely well when you compare it to the rest of the world. 2. Firearm related homicides (per 100,000 people): - U.K. 0.02 - Germany 0.06 - France 0.12 - Australia 0.15 - Belgium 0.25 - Sweden 0.5 - Canada 0.52 - USA 4.46 Again, you see this difference, and the U.K. has the lowest of this crime in the world (alongside Japan), so it’s almost non-existent there. 3. Knife related homicides (per 100,000 people): - Germany 0.23 - France 0.33 - U.K. 0.34 - Sweden 0.35 - Belgium 0.36 - Australia 0.48 - Canada 0.49 - USA 0.60 The difference isn’t as stark here, but that’s because this type of crime isn’t as common as others in the US, and the U.K. favors similarly to its neighbors. 4. The USA has over 65 cities with a homicide rate of between 11 to 87 per 100,000 people, London is one of England’s most dangerous cities and yet only has a rate of 1.5 per 100,000 people (that’s 10-80 times smaller by comparison). There are hundreds of cities in the US with a rate over double London’s. For example, Look at the highest homicide rate cities within each country (per 100,000 people): - Germany 1.5 Frankfurt - England 2.0 Manchester - Belgium 2.9 Brussels - Scotland 3.1 Glasgow - Sweden 3.4 Malmo - Canada 3.4 Toronto (13.78 for Thunder Bay if you include cities less than 1 million) - France 3.5 Marseille - USA 87.3 St Louis You see the difference here?
@tamaracarter1836
@tamaracarter1836 Күн бұрын
Also, just thought I’d add that literally a couple of videos before seeing this, I watched a video of a Swedish KZbinr talking about how much she adores London and living in London. She had some criticisms too, but overall said that she could never live anywhere else. That just shows that we all have our own views/ taste/ perspectives. Even though London is not somewhere I, or you, would want to live full time; she is the opposite. Of course many people love London too, and I have seen many similar KZbin videos on how much they like living in the city (another girl I follow is from Norway and did a similar video). Just like I am subscribed here on KZbin to many Germans, Japanese, Russians, Polish, Americans etc that live in, and love, the English countryside.
@pkd6369
@pkd6369 Күн бұрын
dont return .like a cowboy movie waggons surrounded by wagon burners
@sR-kf9ib
@sR-kf9ib Күн бұрын
Absolutely outstanding. You are on the iceberg and did not embark on the unsinkable titanic.
@czakinson133
@czakinson133 Күн бұрын
💯
@Carswith_daboys
@Carswith_daboys Күн бұрын
I’m from South Africa me and my family are moving to Dubai at the end of the month we gonna be in Dubai like the first of July I’m very excited I can’t lie
@cbbcbb6803
@cbbcbb6803 Күн бұрын
What happens if people stop buying middle eastern oil?
@curiousnomadic
@curiousnomadic Күн бұрын
Don't leave leave just yet! Put your holidays on hold and vote the conservatives out in July. Vote straight Labour. You have to get the conservatives out no matter what and hopefully reverse Brexit. You can do this UK. Cheering for you from the USA.
@86Reefer
@86Reefer Күн бұрын
Labour will not save this country. It's the party that nobody wants. Pure left wing woke shite, everyone across Europe is going right wing and we are going to have a left wing globalist labour party. The issue is the red tape, planning, stopping development, echr stopping us from governing. The next ten years will make or break this country.
@nofearofwater
@nofearofwater 19 сағат бұрын
Unfortunately democracy has just never worked out for us like it has you guys, such is life though.
@curiousnomadic
@curiousnomadic 17 сағат бұрын
@@nofearofwater "Unfortunately"? You have got to be kidding me. We live in the most imprisoned country in the world. No one gets proper health care as it is all for profit and downright scary. I studied a semester at UCL. When there I learned the British have a very rose coloured notions of the US. It is not freer, it is not better, it is basically a corporate work camp. Seriously YOU MUST put your holidays on hold and vote the Tories out and pray Labour reverses Brexit.
@NewMinority
@NewMinority Күн бұрын
Rinse out your credit! Move to South Asia start a Bussiness
@radidov5333
@radidov5333 Күн бұрын
such double standard attitude..also, selfish. "get out, save yourself alone, let the county die and you save yourself" how about helping each other so you dont take your misery and genes somewhere else in the world?
@lesleywillis6177
@lesleywillis6177 Күн бұрын
I’m from the north, so I’m not qualified to speak about London. But I was born in the 60’s and grew up in the 70’s. Life today is incomparably better than it was then. Most of the treatments that have a waiting time now weren’t even available then. The food was atrocious. The unions had ground our country into submission, 3 day week etc. Technology, cars, travel etc. All exponentially better, and more affordable. The changes that I would immediately make if made prime minister: Scrap the multiple lottery win of land owners obtaining planning permission. Compulsory purchase farmland (at fair agricultural prices) and split it into plots for sale to anyone who wants to build a house. Secondly, nobody gets paid for doing nothing. I can think of hundreds of things that need doing or improving and getting people out and giving them a purpose would help them too. A win win.
@charlieleedham5265
@charlieleedham5265 17 сағат бұрын
what would be your policies around the internet and AI?....i still think the world wide web is the main reason why younger adults is suffering with anxiety and depression and then they end up on benefits and i think this would increase in years to come....yes anxiety and depression has always been about but to the scale of it nowadays is clearly a social media problem....youtube is a social media platform and we making comments here....would u ban social media? cause i think that would get younger adults back into work but we've already got it now and theres no turning back
@PeaceAndLove303
@PeaceAndLove303 Күн бұрын
Most people when reaching pension age will leave the UK. Better to spend your money abroad and get quality and quantities and value for money and better weather. The UK has Lost its identity and becoming a dangerous place to live. Can't get a hospital operation without waiting for years or a dentist to take you on. Doctors don't see patients face to face its more like an oppointment for a quick phone call and prescription or told to go to the hospital. All the big manufacturing has gone leaving unemployment out of control. Housing lists out of control homes given to illegals entering the country. Homeless people living on the streets. Yet in he Conservative MP's areas where the money is spent and not in deprived areas where illegals are dumped to make them worse.
@andriytroyan3888
@andriytroyan3888 Күн бұрын
When it is possible to receive more than 1K in benefits instead of companies raising the salaries, then we have a problem…
@stephenbanks5952
@stephenbanks5952 Күн бұрын
You say that you are into growth but it sounds like you plan your whole life around business and all of the people you meet are only caring about business. How do you reconcile with living in a place where you are not really welcome and no matter how long you live there you will never become a citizen? Genuinely interested. This would put me off. I want to feel part of a society. Do you have any friends who are Emiratis? Why would you be happy moving from a democracy to a non-democratic dictatorship? Why would you give all that up? Why are you happy with things like not being able to kiss, one of the most normal and natural ways to show affection. It makes me think that you only really care about money. Do you have any real friends there or are they all also just there as long as the money lasts?
@kooldude123
@kooldude123 Күн бұрын
Repetitive video to push Affilate link. Gotta add some new info man
@atlantidaunderground
@atlantidaunderground Күн бұрын
I left the uk in 2017/end of 2016 after 5 years as well (I went as a student initially) but was hard to give up and start fresh somewhere else. Definitely felt like it was a very sad and bitter end of an era and it was doomed from the very beginning.
@LoremIpsum1970
@LoremIpsum1970 Күн бұрын
🤣🤡
@mrscreamer379
@mrscreamer379 Күн бұрын
You need to be as far away from "progressive tax systems" as is possible. They eviscerate the middle class, the rich pay nothing and the poor collect all the welfare the middle class worked for. Its a vile system.
@JDMInspiration-cz9dv
@JDMInspiration-cz9dv Күн бұрын
banger video! thanks my g
@Goo287
@Goo287 Күн бұрын
So much crime and FRAUD in the UK. No wonder businesses are tax dodging, it's the only way they can make their money back.
@andrewcrow3266
@andrewcrow3266 2 күн бұрын
All cash has a half life which can be as little as ten years because of inflation, or average earnings.
@docprince
@docprince 2 күн бұрын
What's the point of being a rich country if almost all the citizens cannot afford good foods and housing?
@irishroverandthecrew
@irishroverandthecrew 2 күн бұрын
How are things like in Finland ? How does it compare to UK ?
@Muppetgivers
@Muppetgivers 2 күн бұрын
UK had fallen after 2008, no one admitted it
@charlieleedham5265
@charlieleedham5265 17 сағат бұрын
2008 was a special year where yeah that was impactful, it were the blair years that started all this