8 Reasons Why Canada is Dying ?

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[@monkey2.092]

Sounds like you are becoming Denmark

[@PeterShaw-ne1yq]

A fish rots from the head down; who is the Prime Minister 🤔

[@Staytrue-gk6ex]

Correction those aren't Muslim women they are gypsy. I've tested these women many times and they can't even recite surah fataiah. Showing they are gypsy not Muslim.

[@arthurdirindinjr1792]

Only one reason Canada is dying Federal taxes Regardless if there regulations or fees they are taxes and Canada like California is taxing itself to economic extinction

[@GalacticBluArts]

True Words. Real

[@shawnp4155]

I live in a very modest, typical small city in Canada. Things I never seen just ten years ago... - panhandlers - tent cities - $300-400,000 "starter homes" -massive influx of non English speaking immigration - traffic congestion I used to only see in major cities. - blatant crime - open substance abuse - urban decay The rot and toxicity of the major cities like Toronto, Montreal, Vancouver etc has spread to almost every community across Canada.

[@thomhagan8297]

You just described Saskatoon lol.

[@RymDraco]

More like 500k-750k starter homes out here in ontario.

[@smathet7766]

Small town Nova Scotia

[@farrukhnormuradov1372]

😠 well said ...

[@alphaisdank42069]

@@RymDraco Anywhere in the GTA even up to Barrie or Orillia houses are starting at 800-million dollars. For town houses...

[@twisttwister8254]

The biggest reason Canada is falling apart ....reason is Trudeau.....

[@underated17]

But then I read that conservatives are out of touch with the middle class…

[@seaneckhart9914]

Trudeau is just a puppet of his small hat goblin overlords.

[@honieebean]

And his sidekick jagmeet

[@djknox2]

I agree Trudeau is a disaster, but he's as much a symptom as a cause. If my fellow Canadians weren't such over-feminized pinheads, they wouldn't vote for or tolerate such idiots.

[@sameagletheregal8526]

Lunchmeat Thing ​@@honieebean

[@unchainedsilver9702]

As a Canadian in my 40s i can say this country has gone to crap very quickly , way too many immigrants clogging up the system , over priced houses , not enough good jobs , high taxes, overprices food at restaurants, medical system is collapsing, and yes the weather sucks in most of the country... Was in the US recently and food way way better and cheaper same with houses are way cheaper ...People seemed generally nicer then Canadians as well...

[@jeffvernon9469]

@unchainedsilver9702 yep, Canadians are miserable due to everything you mentioned. It's a dump! If I make a "pros, and cons" list, the "cons" will far outweigh the "pros". 🤦‍♂️

[@therearenoshortcuts9868]

makes sense they are nicer at this point less bitter about life LOL

[@jeffvernon9469]

@therearenoshortcuts9868 well, when ppl see, and feel how much it costs to simply be alive in this nation, I don't blame anyone for being grumpy lol

[@krizzleize]

I’ve noticed that every time I go to the states. The people there are WAY more friendly and sociable than in Canada.

[@honieebean]

The only spot we have good weather ... Has free drugs for the crackheads

[@MikeyPaper]

Too many east indians here! We are literally turning into India/North Pakistan!!

[@5831a]

dirka, dirka!

[@crlaw75]

Trudeau definately screwed that up.

[@NaviSall-rr]

Mass deportations will eventually come.

[@beardifull462]

It's basicallt Canadiana now

[@TLaw44]

Connected flights in Toronto, thought we landed in India. Everyone including airport workers were Indian.

[@rabbiddog]

Feminism is whats wrong with Canada

[@jwill540]

The west.

[@Sleveofwizard]

​@@jwill540Yep!

[@harrisn3693]

And Indians

[@wokecults]

Feminism is destroying the entire Western civilization, not just Canada.

[@johnmorelli3775]

Too many libtards.

[@user-dv2hc8zt3o]

Most immigrants do not "blend in" here in the States, half the people at my job don't even speak English it's ridiculous.

[@antoniosdimoulas3566]

I know, man, it is ridiculous, People migrate to America, For what??? And then,,, and then Don’t even speak English!! or their accent is horrible. They butchering every English word.. It’s ridiculous. 🤡😱🥲🥺🤓

[@CHitis2400]

What do they need to adapt to? Wokeness?

[@yuriy5376]

Don't speak English in the workplace or privately between themselves?

[@vikingsoftpaw]

There is a manufacturer three buildings down from where I used to work. They are an aftermarket performance auto parts maker. All of their production workers are from south of the boarder. Company meetings are in Spanish.

[@antoniosdimoulas3566]

@ So what? Learn to speak Spanish, Swahili, or even Chinese if it needed.🦤🤓

[@IKARIANOFFICIAL]

I live in WA right across from BC Canada. We see literal hordes of Chinese and East Indian Canadians coming to our Costco daily in Bellingham Washington. And when I go across the border to Canada, I literally feel like I'm in a far east country. 30 years ago was much different in Canada.

[@Eddievonnosy]

The Mongol hordes are back! ☹️

[@Royalbliss206]

We hate it too !!!!

[@Eddievonnosy]

@@Royalbliss206 YT deleted my post which was no more hateful than yours. YT censors are back. Watch out. Have a good day.

[@Keekonuts]

We left Vancouver and moved to Saskatchewan…yay! Everyone here is Canadian, English spoken and a sea of white people. We bought a beautiful condo for $140,000….its quiet, clean. We’re Canadian, the snow is just fine!!😊

[@Eddievonnosy]

@Keekonuts Sounds like paradise. Good luck to you!

[@TheSharkBand]

I was in Canada several times over the last 15 years and I can attest to what he’s saying is true

[@dilvishpa5776]

I am a former Canadian with a STEM degree who had a job in Toronto working for a large multinational corporation. In the mid 1980s, I was in my mid twenties looking for a house to buy. Homes could be had for around $100k. A really beautiful home on a large corner lot, with pool (off Royal Oak and a street I forget, just north of Bloor, south of a little park, was offered for $159k asking price. My company sent me to work in the USA for three years. When I returned, that $100k home was $300k. My salary had not tripled. I found a job in the USA and moved south, never to return. I don’t regret my decision.

[@Eddievonnosy]

Smartest move you ever made. Then again if you had bought, even at 300k. That same house is now worth around $2 million. Timing was everything in T.O. in the 80's real estate game.

[@dilvishpa5776]

@Eddievonnosy. 🙂. Yeah … I have had multiple “could’a, should’a” moments in my life. I passed up on things I now regret (like Bitcoin at a penny), but overall made more good decisions than bad, so I don’t regret too much.

[@christopherharrell3241]

I went to Toronto a few months back, and I thought I was in Asia somewhere. It was ok I suppose to be there a few days, but I couldn't imagine living there.

[@Eddievonnosy]

@@christopherharrell3241 The suburb of Brampton, Ontario is over 80% Indian. There are a few cities like that in B.C. (the West coast province) We also have 4.5 million Indian students who have come here in the last 2 years with a study visa (mostly at suspicious "colleges" located in strip malls) who are now trying to turn it into a Permanent Residence permit. Trying to take advantage of a shortcut in immigration. Their visas have all expired as of Dec. 1st. We're all wondering now if our weak government, lead by our cowardly, identity politics, ret( )rded leader will deport them. Betting odds favour no. ☹️

[@stephenm5662]

Immigrants do not assimilate anymore in the states either. I'm 64 and remember when assimilation was the norm. Not the the case now.

[@andrews6617]

The melting pot concept was an amazing formula for getting people on the same team. Now we have different interests and agendas. It's like herding cats ... good luck. Americans used to pull together .. Now everyone is in their own tribe. Lyndon b Johnson followed Canada with the dumb multiculturalism bit. Now we have division and you can find yourself in a part of town where all the signs are in a different language .. and English is nowhere to be seen. What a mess.

[@jwill540]

Maybe pre-reagon.

[@stephenm5662]

@jwill540 you might be right. Been quite a while.

[@harrisn3693]

Depends on the immigrant type

[@jacobsmith6660]

Europeans assimilate the others don't

[@ianlassitter2397]

Brampton Ontario, might as well be India. Our culture has been overwhelmed by liberal policies and we aren’t a nation anymore. A hostile take over has happened.

[@Onetakelifestyle3323]

Trudeau said Canada 🇨🇦 has no core identity 😂 🤡

[@joeryan3390]

Stopped at a gas station to get a lotto ticket in Brampton. Cashier had this look like “What are you doing here?” Now East Indians are the least threatening people in the world even if they were armed but still it was uncomfortable.

[@bobsmithers]

Simple. Canada has become a disaster. Hit the thumbs up if you can understand this.

[@Eddievonnosy]

🎯💯

[@knowwhey7559]

I understand that your negativity is probably what's keeping you down, along with wallowing in the hopelessness of it all. Two minutes into an interview and I'll have already made the decision to shred your resume after you leave.

[@bobsmithers]

@@knowwhey7559 Thank you for pretending to be a psychologists and for being a work place bully and for being dissoriented in the facts of reality, I do appreciate your time and effort in exposing you true self to the World. However in this time that most people thrive on titles to which they believe that is who they are, you certainly come across as arrigant to what is happening in front of your eyes. Try educating yourself in just the last 25 years or if that is to much try the last 8 of the political mayham and the effects on the modern day people in Canada. "Its a disaster!"

[@knowwhey7559]

@@bobsmithers It's my job to keep the workplace positive. My instinct was correct, as your reply demonstrates how much of a negative influence you would be on our team. We are supportive of each other because of our outlook. Problems get solved, celebrated and rewarded. Our owner is amazing and eloquent, and I've seen grown men tear up during his speeches to us. I don't want someone who's obsessed with the past 25 years and offers no solutions because it's all hopeless. You can call it arrogant or bullying, but I'm protecting the workplace environment and our company.

[@danieldoucet9121]

I live in Canada, born and raised 50 years old and have yet to see how the greatest country in the world has "become a disaster".

[@aleksandarmatevski1258]

Replace "Canada" with "Sweden" and everything in the video is still 100% accurate. The sky-high taxes completely decentifies one's drive to really excel in running your own business, developing new skills at work, walking the extra mile etc. Stay away from Canada and equally Sweden.

[@VoiceOfThe]

And the U.K.!

[@MarvelousSeven]

And blue US states.

[@lucasdanielsson5124]

100% agree that Sweden have those problems... What I still like about Sweden though is the free school system which is great compared to other places. The biggest problem in Sweden compared to other countries is that swedes(most) aren't acknowledging that they have a problem so there's no need for changes...

[@JamilaJibril-e8h]

​@@VoiceOfTheUK...Italy .. Germany.. Sweden they have the same problem 😂

[@richardcrockford1754]

You could also insert Australia. Exact same problems here. And it's only going to get worse

[@crlaw75]

The fact Trudeau allowed to change part of our national anthem pisses me off.

[@andrebeck]

Plus changing our $10 bill from the Father of our country, John A. McDonald to human rights activist, Viola Desmond and making the bill vertical. Trudeau Junior also removed Canada's history, including Terry Fox from our Canadian passport. Now, Viola Desmond could've been added to our passport.. The most anti-Canadian prime minister is ultimately the WORST-EVER. A totalitarian and a dictator.

[@jujuju20121]

Too many immigrants for assimilation

[@dermotosullivan3065]

Ireland has pressed the same self-destruct button

[@solinvictus39]

It was planned all over the western world. How anyone can deny that continually baffles me.

[@thenewhindemithians8629]

I happily left Canada 27 years ago. As a white male, I found myself at a serious disadvantage in Canada's multicultural and DEI dystopian society. Job adverts basically implied that white men need not apply. I've had a great life and career overseas. I would never move back.

[@gregamania1327]

27 years?! You’d have no idea how bad things have gotten since then. No idea.

[@terrencedeagle4429]

Ditto..came to Korea and completely turned it around. To hell with Canada.

[@StefanosTastsidis]

Where do you live?

[@Capris9x]

​@@StefanosTastsidis I wanna know too.

[@Spider-Man647]

You left 27 years ago. What are you even complaining about

[@13bfc]

Canada ran into the ground, now in major cities it's become Indian town. This video was also already posted this summer.

[@josephforest7605]

Turdo !

[@stormy7722]

I got news for y'all Canada is gone and has been for about 10 years. What's left is unclear, but it's not Canada. Maybe we could call it New Canada Delhi or something, but whatever it was, is long gone.

[@sifain]

You forgot no term limits for the Prime Minister.

[@jonathanLToronto]

Or Ontario Favoritism.

[@PeterMurrayComedyCam]

Why should a country have time limits if most people happy and government doing a really good job?

[@5831a]

@@PeterMurrayComedyCam because they get arrogant

[@A.D.I.I.D.A]

​@@PeterMurrayComedyCam 😂

[@beardifull462]

I was telling my family the other day it term limit should be like how it is in the states

[@libertas5552]

My parents and some of their friends left authoritarian Communist Yugoslavia for Canada in the 60s and 70s. Now many of their children are leaving Canada for the same reason. I personally know about 10 people who have permanently left Canada.

[@djpstacked]

Great rundown on the downfall of Canada. Taxed to death, housing crisis, immigration through the roof, liberal/progressive policies, cost of living is terrible. Hope things can turn around with a conservative leadership 🤞. Drastic changes need to happen.

[@TheHumanRanger]

I live near Toronto Ontario and everything he is saying is true. If I move, my rent will DOUBLE, just in the last 4 years. DOUBLE! WTF!

[@letthereberight]

Where near Toronto?

[@EriPages]

Stop voting Liberal over there than

[@MossMini]

Rich, you have MAGA support in the US. Thanks for all you do!

[@blizzy6392]

7:16 In the 1970s, the vision for Canada was divided between the Liberals arguing for 'multi-culturalism' and the Conservatives saying that Canada should be a 'melting pot'. Since Canada was prosperous and left-leaning, multi-culturalism became the norm and we are now seeing the stress cracks.

[@janetmorgan876]

I remember that-Neil Bissoondath-"The Myth of Multiculturalism"

[@blackpillcommando4927]

Canada remaining as a Generally White Anglo (Franco) European (and First Nations) already multicultural Nation was also an option. Anyway I think that the multicultural aspect of Canada is ok , it's more of the social discourse created by the government went off track and now everything is upside down as to how society was organically formed back then , so many people don't like the change , but there seem to be many who like the progress and I expect more will continue to vote for Liberal/NDP government because that's what Canadian People want nowadays.

[@Hyper.Patriarchist]

Reason 1 : equal pay to women for unequal or lesser work

[@LadyJane222]

That’s BS. Women are always paid less than men even if they are in similar positions doing the same amount of work.

[@MH-jp8en]

@@LadyJane222wrong

[@61countdown]

​@@LadyJane222 Prove it. Give concrete and verifiable examples which take into account things like seniority, actual hours worked, overtimes hours, hourly wage vs. salaried positions, difficulty or unpleasantness of the work or portions thereof, etc. Once you've found one, go and get a lawyer and sue the crap out of that employer for violating the laws that are already in place that guarantee equal wages. Then come back here and brag about the millions you've made and how the world is a better and safer place for women.

[@Hyper.Patriarchist]

@@LadyJane222 then they would have hired all women by now . Maximising profit is the biggest goal

[@factsdontlie4342]

@@LadyJane222 I have literally never, ever seen that in my life. That is an easy lawsuit. I however, was paid less than my female counter-part for doing the same job (and working more hours).

[@sunquestenergyhomesolution96]

I left Canada back in 2016. I saw the beginning of Canada's downfall in the early 2000 when the manufacturing industry that I was a part of was taxed and regulated into extinction. After roughly around 2010 I saw American retail giant "TARGET" spent $millions to bring their stores across Canada and ended up leaving as they felt it was no longer profitable to bring their business into Canada. I can go on with many other examples of businesses and industries leaving Canada. I decided to leave because I realized that the decay of Canada was not solely because of the government but the mentality of the Canadian people. Canadian's overwhelmingly expect their government to take care of everything in their lives so they don't need to take responsibility in doing it themselves. There are other factors as well but you kind of know how Canadians are like just by the way the Liberal and NDP continually get elected more often than any other party. I understand that Pierre Poilievre will become the next Prime Minister of Canada. Poilievre will do his best to fix Canada but there is a long time of pain involved in fixing something before it gets better. Unfortunately I know Canadian too well and they don't want to go through the pain to get better. I know full well that the Canadian people will only stomach Poilievre for so long until (just like drug addicts feeling the pain of not getting their next fix in time) they can't live without all the free handouts from the Liberal/NDP. What I'm trying to say is the prosperous Canada we once knew is gone forever and their are better countries out there.

[@factsdontlie4342]

Canadian's are probably the stupidest people in the whole world, and they think they are the smartest. I can't stand living here, but I can't get out.

[@Eddievonnosy]

I've been thinking the same for a while. Where did you move to?

[@jonathanLToronto]

@sunquestenergyhomesolution96 I couldn't agree more. Canada is beggaring bad and it only gets worse.

[@Cameron-dl6zf]

It's not immigrants, it's indians!!!

[@rickb.341]

the government opened the floodgates to them. they walked in.

[@jeanpauljeanpaul2530]

Immigrants are the problem, Jews, black, white, Indian Jamaican..

[@nicknamethieves]

i would go further and add that it's not Indians per say; it's 4 million Indians.

[@jemma_19988]

And chinese also . Many Chinese in Canada are wanted in China for fraud

[@Doug-zl8nb]

​@@nicknamethievesYou get off the airplane you go to the airport.You think you're in another country

[@fuadsaleh5370]

I left 3 years ago and never looked back. Friends that stayed behind tell me it's going from bad to worse and has reached the point of unbearable. My last interaction with the government of Canada was earlier this year when I needed to get my academic degree authenticated by Global Affairs Canada, and the process took over 4 months due to a combination of failing government services and high emigration.

[@jean-louislalonde6070]

Under Trudeau the federal bureaucracy inflated to an absurd level and became more inefficient than ever.

[@as-rx9xn]

Where

[@Eddievonnosy]

Where did you move to sir?

[@kmir6today]

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[@willmach]

Here's how Canada has fallen so far: government employees and welfare recipients combined are 40million people. Who do you think they are going to vote for...the hand that feeds them. Canadian wages have stayed the same since 2016. West Virginia wages in San Francisco pricing. In just 2009, Canadians had a higher GDP per person at $52k than the US at $50k. They've doubled their debt in the last 4 years. The recent GDP came in at negative .4% when it was predicted to be +1.5%. They need to vote Pierre in to clean up the mess that Canadian Castro created

[@harrisn3693]

And deport the Indians

[@rjmb9272]

As a Canadian I saw the decline really coming in 2015-2016… kinda hope we become the 51st state… lol

[@harrisn3693]

But first we have to deport the Indians that came under Trudeau

[@tyfrank3427]

I don’t want Canada as a whole to become the 51st state. The reason is at large votes will be Democrat. Canada would have about 50 electoral votes. Best is for the US to take Conservative provinces. Alberta and Saskatchewan would be assets to the U.S. as well as parts of the rest of Canada. The rest of Canada is dead weight. Canada is capable of outperforming even the US but poor leadership is what’s destroying it. Trudeau didn’t elect himself.

[@MrPedrojpm07]

The steep decline after Trudeau

[@geraldcalderone5228-x2p]

@@tyfrank3427 as an American patriot, I would welcome you aboard

[@fillmorehillmore8239]

@@tyfrank3427 Quebec would not join the USA unless they do as western Canada does and treat them like the welfare queens they are.

[@geraldcalderone5228-x2p]

President Trump when speaking with Justin, jokingly offered annexation . Perhaps Canadians should take it seriously?

[@jeffvernon9469]

@@geraldcalderone5228-x2p I would love to become American. 👍

[@Screamingforvengeancee]

I would. Then i can freely move out of this dump

[@70picker]

Where do we sign up?

[@djknox2]

Yeah the problem is that the US has its own big problems... I am totally disappointed in Canada, but remember that the grass always seems greener on the other side of the fence...

[@geraldcalderone5228-x2p]

@ let me tell you… IT IS! Canada is like the loft apartment above a fantastic party.

[@sebastienbolduc5654]

Correction, we're not a country of immigrants. The people who first came here didn't have any help and had to fend for themselves. Most lived in poverty for generations to build the country from nothing, as well as fought and died in wars for it. The ones coming in today have a system that aids them. And don't argue about the natives, which I am part native myself. All countries have the same history if one wants to make that argument. Healthcare is not free. This explains the high taxes. About 55% of taxes go towards healthcare. They have free healthcare in the USA called Medicare and Medicaid btw for low income and retirees.

[@dilvishpa5776]

Just so you know, Medicare is not free. Basic Medicare (Part A), which is hospitalization, is not charged, but Medicare Part B is charged (I am a 66 y.o. male who pays $171/month for Medicare Part B). Keep in mind that 3% of your pay was contributed to Medicare your entire working life (split between you and your employer). I get supplemental insurance for the Medicare gap, called Medicare Part G, that is private. I buy a high deductible plan ($6900/year deductible) for $177/month that covers basic care without copay. Then I buy a drug plan. I found a drug plan that covers my cholesterol, prostate and heart meds without copay for about $120/year. Dental and eyecare insurance are also extra. You need to review your private choices annually because things change. So I pay about $360/month for health insurance (not including dental and eye care). However, I just had open heart surgery, and my copay for that has been $0. I was diagnosed September 17, and had my surgery October 4, at one of the top surgical hospitals in the USA, by one of the top heart surgeons. Overall, though it isn’t free, I am satisfied with my coverage. If you are low income, there is assistance in paying your premiums.

[@Eddievonnosy]

Merci Sebastien. 👍

[@ermagerd101]

If Canada is not a country of immigrants where did everyone come from? Everyone I speak to claims they are Scottish, Irish, English, German, Icelandic, French, etc. They were ALL born here and I wouldn't notice any different as they sound just as Canadian as the next person, but they all claim to be from somewhere else.

[@dilvishpa5776]

@@ermagerd101 You are conflating ethnic background with origin, and you know you are doing so. People born in Canada aren’t immigrants. People who move to Canada and integrate with the society and its values become Canadians. People who refuse to integrate and want to impose the standards of their home country or political religion are settlers. The original Canadians, be they First Nation or European were all settlers. However, the argument is that we do not need a new wave of settlers via multiculturalism.

[@dilvishpa5776]

@ermagerd. You are conflating ethnic background with origin, and you know you are doing so. People born in Canada aren’t immigrants. People who move to Canada and integrate with the society and its values become Canadians. People who refuse to integrate and want to impose the standards of their home country or political religion are settlers. The original Canadians, be they First Nation or European were all settlers. However, the argument is that we do not need a new wave of settlers via multiculturalism.

[@your_royal_highness]

My gf is from Canada and family still there. The health care is terrible in Canada. Over a year for a hip replacement. A retired doctor with heart failure can not get a specialist. A kid needed an oncologist and died waiting to get in

[@scottblackburn2969]

Rank #4 in spending #31 overall

[@josephforest7605]

I never had a problem , it is great .My family has received ,nothing but great health care , here in Canada. It is bad when we went to the U.S. , a 3 day hospital stay cost my lady $ 5, 200 , no surgery . On the way to the hospital we stopped at a tourist information in the U.S. ,to get directions to the hospital , the lady a the tourist information her and her husband had Cancer and they worked two jobs , just to pay for health care in the U.S. . No thanks to U.S. healthcare .

[@ickster23]

​@@josephforest7605You must live in one of the privileged and selfish urban centres where politicians give you everything you want. Your life is pandered to by stealing from other Canadians and denying them healthcare. I live in Canada and have no access to it, so please stop lying in these forums about how great health care is in Canada for all Canadians.

[@Varonno]

I don’t have that problem. Too bad bro. Sorry man

[@mikeymarvintv6042]

Took me 5 years to get a simple shoulder surgery... Ruined my life and my wrestling career can't wait to leave!

[@normangoldstuck8107]

I left Alberta after working there for 20 years, 15 years ago. I returned to Cape Town South Africa with a bit of regret. No more. The weather is great, its half the price for most things. property off the beach is relatively cheap. Maid and gardeners are cheap. Surprised how Canada has deteriorated. There is crime but for the most part it's targeted.

[@anas52448]

it's become India v2.0 !

[@mfmcintyre]

Don't simply retire from something; have something to retire to. Start saving, keep saving, and stick to investments. Everyone should have BTC in their portfolio.

[@ChristianSchaffer-f4i]

It’s really heartbreaking to see how inflation and recession impact low-income families. The cost of living keeps rising, and many struggle just to meet basic needs, let alone save or invest. It’s a reminder of the importance of finding ways to create financial opportunities. You've helped me a lot sir Brian! Imagine i invested $50,000 and received $190,500 after 14 days

[@grizbaseball]

Absolutely! Profits are possible, especially now, but complex transactions should be handled by experienced market professionals.

[@FannyMontage-xu8id]

Some persons think inves'tin is all about buying stocks; I think going into the stock market without a good experience is a big risk, that's why I'm lucky to have seen someone like mr Brian C Nelson.

[@amytuttle1621]

Finding yourself a good broker is as same as finding a good wife, which you go less stress, you get just enough with so much little effort at things

[@BigNate82]

Brian demonstrates an excellent understanding of market trends, making well informed decisions that leads to consistent profit

[@stevewebber1244]

Its all been done by design right across the west 😢

[@5831a]

yup, gr8 replacement

[@harrisn3693]

Only in liberal states

[@JinglesforJesus]

Bingo. Satanic globalist leaders destroying western nations.

[@Rgh71fish]

Yep, by zionist controlled politicians

[@vidurrow]

No! It's where the people are living beyond their means!

[@Penny-em2cs]

Trudeau is what’s wrong

[@krizzleize]

Truth. I’m 40 born and raised in Toronto. The city was awesome 20+ years ago. It has decline sharply in every way. Culturally, safety, aesthetically, cost.

[@joewalsh4685]

Rich, I lived in Canada in the early 80s Pierre Trudeau was the Premier then, Canada was a woke country then, it's a lot worse now, races and regulations were worse than the UK most people, specially we'll paid jobs, we're Government or public sector jobs, the other jobs were not permanent and consisted of being on benefits for part of the year, I stayed just over a year and moved to the USA.

[@EriPages]

How do you like your life in The U.S.? Which state are you in? And what's your line of work?

[@Eddievonnosy]

​@@EriPagesYes, yes 👍 inquiring minds want to know!😊

[@EriPages]

@@Eddievonnosy ha

[@brunopaolucci6054]

Immigrants have all the power in Canada in 2024. Traditional integrating Immigrants don’t exist anymore like in the 50’s and 60’s.

[@valueink]

If you are frugal and hard working, you can work two jobs, make about $5,500 net, rent a room in a house, your total expenses will be $1,500. You can save $4,000 per month, that's $48,000 per year. Two years, that's close to $100k. Take your money and move to Eastern Europe where you can buy a brand new, one bedroom condo, and a new car with that money. With the current exchange rates that's only $67,000 euros, but that's life.

[@johnw9038]

Do you honestly think that rent is the only expense in someone's life? I hope you don't budget anyone's money other than your own

[@valueink]

@@johnw9038 I am talking from the perspective of a single man, with no dependents who's goal is to save as much as possible of his income. I didn't say rent is the only expense. I said you can get by with $1,500 out of which rent would be about $850 for a room. And please refrain from assumptions and suggestions about handling money when you know nothing about a person.

[@mt-bd9wi]

and why would a canadian want to do that, they dont even speak the language or know the local culture...

[@moontides7220]

If you are $ tight ...the two full time job plan actually works. Of course you still need an steady montly I come of at least 1500 dollars to live in another country like South East Asia. Cheaper where there is no winters. You can live in a hut on your girlfriends property ..free rent!

[@CJH69]

You cant rent a room without 1 of the rooms having 20 Africans or indians sharing it. 50 ppl in a 3 bedroom house.

[@JA-mq9ti]

The average Canadian makes what $50,000-$60,000? Couple that with a high cost of living / taxes...the government has lost its mind....first world country....yea ok..

[@Snerdles]

It depends on what you are measuring. For 2022 the total individual income of 25-54 year olds averaged 68000, median was 55300. That's across all of Canada. Stats Canada have it broken down by province, age group, and sex available easily.

[@Snerdles]

@althunder4269 Where are you getting that from? The GDP of Canada is something like 2.1 Trillion, the only states larger are New York, Texas, and California. GDP per capita is close to 57k and a population close to 40M.

[@Snerdles]

@@althunder4269 Well, your information is just wildly wrong. So wrong that it has to be maliciously misleading.

[@jonesmorales-tu6kq]

I make 100k but I have to work 6 days 65 hours a week ... no life whatsoever.

[@JA-mq9ti]

@ invest brother

[@chrissvenningson1747]

I’m of the same opinion about Canada. We moved from Sweden in 76’ and lived in Florida for ten years, and at that time I was 18, and my parents moved us to Canada for better health coverage as my dad had surgery in Florida, was fired from his job and they thought Canada would offer more. I didn’t agree. Today, Canadas managers including the trudeau liberals have ruined the economic state of this country. People here are depressed, they’re drained financially and have lost total hope. So, I ask myself, is there not other countries where your money goes much further ? A place where you don’t feel the anxiety and pressure of Canada ? And I have discovered that there are many countries where you can live with much more harmony and where your savings will last to the end of your life.

[@Varonno]

Harper and Poliviere (2009-15 housing minister) left a mess too. It started in 1980-ish.

[@DriveByShouting]

The Canadian Armed Forces (Army, Navy, Air Force) is incredibly small, incredibly old (Particularly their F-18 fleet, which are all from the 1980’s, Airframes that are past their service life and barely at a 50% readiness rate). The Canadian Navy is nearly nonexistent and also aging out. Canada is Non-Nuclear, They do not have any modern SAM’s, etc. The CAF are well funded, but nobody seems to know where that money is going; who knows? Canada has been, and is relying on the U.S. to keep them safe. Which no doubt the U.S. would do. However, not for nothing like they have been. (Which is completely understandable). Another thing is Canadians ability to own firearms (Or even be proud to be Canadian) gets more restricted every year. Trudeau just introduced a new list of ‘Banned’ firearms that are now illegal. They are to be turned in to Law Enforcement and the plan is to send them to Ukraine. What in the hell? I see why many Canadians who live in the Central/Western provinces (Completely different culture than in the Eastern populations of Toronto/Ontario, Montreal, Quebec etc). Oh, and the whole kissing the British Royals asses and thinking you’re so ‘Euro’ because of the relatively small French influence(The Scottish built Canada) ; Your cheque selves live 1.5hrs from Buffalo for gods sake. Governor Trudeau needs to get GONE.

[@censortube3778]

I was on vacation in Austria last summer, the little town's museum had an exhibition about the nazi times, there was a picture of the town square covered with nazi flags, when I left the museum I observed that the town square had 'pride' flags ... we can only hope Trump's win with show the way to other Western countries

[@willmach]

One cult for another

[@Jughead24]

People sometimes don't realize that this madness is a Western issue. Western Europe, especially the north are 3 steps ahead of north America in its decline. Balkans is still ok but changing. SE Asia is good...for now. But many are fleeing to here and some bring their mentality which means it'll be ruined soon

[@machinesnmetal]

Austra is wonderful. I was there last summer too and have plans to go back for a couple months this summer

[@Eddievonnosy]

​@@willmach👏💪

[@solinvictus39]

Trump couldn't get anything done in his first term except what Israel wanted, so what makes you think he'll get anything done in his second term besides everything Israel wants?

[@westbenchmancave]

As a Canadian 🇨🇦 I’m done with the liberal agenda. I’m moving to Russia 🇷🇺, unless Trump annexes Canada 🇨🇦 and brings the USA 🇺🇸 Constitution

[@user-qy6tu9ip9v]

Trump would destroy Canada

[@barrydrury1720]

The number ONE reason is the PM.

[@TheFarCenter]

We need Canada First, patriotic conservative leadership. Nationalism and national pride is so needed.

[@9002-bv9xz]

Canada has been on this path for decades...the foundational demographics and political landscape has been flawed from day 1. Strong socialism in the east, holding the democratic power, strong socialism in the far west...like bookends holding back the normal conservative economies and population that is AB and SK. If Canada could rid itself of everything Ontario eastward...it would be a flourishing country. Wish people would see this more. And unfortunately in the west we have MANY eastern canada transplants coming in search of a better future...and yet they still vote socialist!! They are delinquents!

[@benscott6826]

Trudeau, socialism

[@rosswatson9144]

The severity of the housing problem has led politicians to focus their attention to the single issue that they forgot that even if they’re capable of building the houses, they have to also build the accompanying infrastructure, namely, hospitals, and schools and highways… I live in Vancouver and it has become a mess because they build skyscrapers without considering their affect on the cities infrastructure. It’s become a nightmare to drive into the city.

[@althunder4269]

7:29 "Canada is like a fruitcake" that pretty much sums up the whole Canadian sht show.

[@michaellavaughnrobinson]

SHIP THEM BACK

[@dustinmiller2775]

I wouldn't go to Canada on a free trip, all expenses paid. Real talk.

[@barb.gerhard9501]

Don't be stupid !

[@willyp2397]

We could care less…🤡

[@dustinmiller2775]

@willyp2397 Well, you have been conquered, so... 🤪👈

[@VoiceOfThe]

Sounds like you’re describing the U.K., it’s exactly the same! Worst case scenario with pensions now after they’ve been brought under the scope for IHT, if you add up all the tax you could end up paying 91% … yup, 91%! I can’t remember the specific circumstances / calculation to get to that figure but I’ve heard it three or four times now by people in the know. I believe the only advantage the U.K. has over Canada at present is, they haven’t introduced an exit tax… yet. Mercifully, I escaped three years ago and hopefully in six months I will have finally managed to fully extricate myself from the U.K. tax system and will have true freedom!

[@JJ-qp6jw]

Where did you go?

[@VoiceOfThe]

@ Cyprus, for now, although I can manoeuvre & live anywhere.

[@mimicotom]

As a fellow Canadian; Rich speaks facts. I am a boomer and had a good job with a good pension. Paid off house and no debt. But, I consider myself fortunate. The cost of living is getting higher and I am constantly looking for ways to save money. Good luck to my fellow Canadians.

[@nexttime960]

Excellent summary

[@jeffvernon9469]

Im 48, born and raised in canada. 10-15 years ago, it was decent, now its simply a dump.

[@MrGeoSim]

I had an ear infection that led to hearing loss for months. I was booked an appointment 7 months out. I cancelled and will sort things out myself

[@underated17]

I had hearing loss too from an ear infection! I couldn’t hear for like three weeks! This happened like 7 years ago.

[@bruceboulder7677]

Canada can be saved but ONLY if we have a strong conservative majority government for the next 8 years. If not, the damage will be irreversible. We need a shift way to the right.

[@solinvictus39]

LOL, imagine thinking you're going to "save" anything with rigged "democracy" and voting. Wake up.

[@djknox2]

We need more than 8 years, AND unfortunately it's impossible for any government to rule in a conservative manner in Canada. The best we've had was Stephen Harper, but to stay in office he was forced to acquiesce to many leftist agendas. We're doomed.

[@macdaddymgiarc]

as a 50+ year born-and-bread Canadian, let me be very clear and direct. CANADA SUCKS. The land is beautiful, but everything else sucks about it. DO NOT MOVE HERE AND LEAVE WHEN YOU ARE ABLE

[@knzzzz318]

Just curious, leave and go where? Whats the perfect country

[@shawonahmed5775]

I'd say Singapore is good country to live, though it's very small. Different people have different priorities, for me it's UAE cz I can get a very good job and no tax cut​@@knzzzz318

[@Oodledoodle604]

It’s over for Canada. 😢

[@Ak_agent47]

Facts

[@Anonymous39967]

The great replacement is already achieved in Canada sad to see.

[@MrNegimaki]

People complain about how terrible the US can be, but the true insanity always lies elsewhere. We have to keep an eye on these things and really and repeatedly say “fuck no, not happening here”

[@johnnybaxter1953]

The answer : Trudeau

[@Screamingforvengeancee]

Oh my god

[@vioreltandara7607]

No it's not. The whole world went to shit.

[@johnnybaxter1953]

@@vioreltandara7607 Not even bro. Mainly the West and it’s all part of the plan by the globalists

[@robnitemusic5888]

When I started school in 2015, a million dollar home was a mansion. I thought to myself “it would be nice to have mansion one day but it’s not necessary” today, the entry price for any home is a million dollars. Insanity.

[@jvnb-y9e]

Want a glimpse of Canada. Look up what's going on in itty bitty little Emo Ontario.

[@jamesisbored6032]

Wow - fined for "refusal to declare Pride Month and display a rainbow flag", which "was discriminatory to the 2SLGBTQIA+ community". Some folks are still fighting this and good on them. It's a neat little one-light town I pass through on my way north to some excellent fishing lakes. Canadiens I've met are for the most part great people (granted, this is not in the big cities, which I suspect I would have a different opinion).

[@goldenretriever6261]

I stay at the Emo Inn a few times a year.

[@christopherchabluk4040]

I stand with Emo. Don't fly a flag for bedroom antics

[@uniroyalbarrie]

Home equity tax is next. Which is insane on the case in point that property value is fake due to the low dollar value and high house demand due to the number of immigrants coming in each and every single year. I highly doubt that 5 million will leave by this time next year.

[@althunder4269]

We have no way of making them leave.

[@johnw9038]

​@@althunder4269We have military and a large armed population. Figure it out.

[@johnanderson1245]

I know that some Canadians living near the CanAm border retain a P.O. Box in the U.S. so they can purchase medical insurance policies and circumvent the wait times in Canada in case their condition is time critical and have to go South for treatment or surgery.

[@markfalcoff1743]

Yes, on the Queen Mary going to England I met a number of Canadians who do this.

[@carocarochan]

Does a PO box impact your tax residency? Asking for a friend....

[@Albertalorian]

@@carocarochan No, I have one in Montana, living in Alberta, doesn't cause any issues.

[@jmf1976jmf]

More videos like this please, stating the terrible facts

[@tommygunnnn1770]

The taxes in Canada are so messed up. Tax on top of tax on top of tax

[@gardencity3558]

Government has gotten way out of hand in the last decade. Too big. Too intrusive. Too lazy. Way too ideological.

[@basnetgl]

Great video clip! Thank you so much for making this!

[@kaiserhead]

If you want to see Canada flags flown in abundance and the country's history proudly on display, go to Quebec City (ironically). A trip from Toronto to Quebec City feels like you're visiting Canada. Yeah, weird.

[@antoniosdimoulas3566]

@@kaiserhead. You are telling us that Canadian nationalism is on the rise…. 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦😱

[@daven3754]

The biggest problem with Canada is that the overwhelming majority of the people have a mindset where they want the Government to take care of them from cradle to the grave. That's why Canada is in the mess that it's in with such high taxes and an incredibly oversized and overreaching Government.

[@jamesc7720]

Most of these points apply to the majority of first world countries. This world is on its knees

[@mrxiong2567]

Its Canada's housing bubble. Nobody young can afford a home now. So sad

[@guaranteedetern2087]

The other problem with our healthcare is there are not enough family doctors, and some communities have no walk-in clinics open after 5:00 PM so the emergency room ends up being the default go-to for everything.

[@Ivan_spanish]

Latin America is calling -Great weather -Cheap cost of living -Super safe for good areas -Freedom -Good time zone

[@harrisn3693]

Don’t post it openly, Indians will raid Latin America with their dumb bob and vegan accents

[@jonesmorales-tu6kq]

Where do you live?

[@MichaelHeinen-qk6gg]

​​@@harrisn3693 but alot of Latins look like they have genetics from India 🇮🇳 or just southwest Asia ? same with South Europeans and North Africans , no self awareness ? .

[@aleterra]

South America is super dangerous, I come from Argentina

[@jonesmorales-tu6kq]

@@aleterra so is the united states

[@nicolaiendsj1407]

I could basically end this video with "Welcome to Norway!" It is pretty much the same on all points.

[@TorontoBoi]

"Welcome to any Western country founded on Christendom"

[@commonsenseisntcommon1776]

Thanks to Trudeau!!

[@Leejungwoo48]

You described Canada EXACTLY. And it's only going to get worse

[@11TruthAssassin]

I agree 100% with what you said . Im born and raised in British Columbia , im in my early 30s . And can no where near afford to buy a house / trailer or piece of land .. back in the 90s and early 2000s . You could buy an 1 to 10 acres for 50 to 8o grand . Now adays that would cost 250 . Just for the land ! In the 2000s you could go all in house and land for 300 t0 400 g . Not amymore . Even the cheap mountain areas of bc are going up in price due to Albertans and Americans coming in and buying everything up. I just need 1 to 3 acres and a log cabin . Why should I have to pay 1 to 3 million to get that?!

[@factsdontlie4342]

Blaming Albertans? Lol. BCers come to Alberta and drive our housing costs and rent up.

[@drlca6601]

@@factsdontlie4342 Canadian are throwing the blame around like hot potatoes.

[@mike7933]

Left Canada 10 years ago with my family, boy am I glad! Does not seem anything has changed either. My brother when we were super young he fell down our basement stairs and had a huge goose egg on his forehead and dizzy, little bit of blood. Went to the hospital and I shit you not took 12 hours to see him.

[@sod172]

That's why I believe in the long run, not as of now, but in say 3 or 4 generations time, Russia will surpass the West. The Russians abolished socialism while the west has been descending ever deeper into it and will continue to do so. All the points mentioned, expect for the weather maybe, apply to the whole west. Politicans like Thatcher or Milei represent just temporary improvement to an overall downbound trend.

[@vikingsoftpaw]

Russian women are not having children. Only the non-white ethnic Russians are.

[@althunder4269]

Go woke go broke applies to countries too.

[@emptysoulwalkinup]

Russians went from socialism to feudalism. Its way worse than Canada. And far away even to begin capitalism.

[@McCaler]

Born and raised in Canada myself, and the kind of bullshit way Canada is going,...I'm thinking of relocating else where. .......if only I had more money.

[@themsmloveswar3985]

This video should be titled Canada is being suffocated by the liars in charge of Canada.

[@Charlimarteli]

Its like india here...

[@Go_for_it652]

One third of a new house in Canada is taxes.

[@jagenau6334]

Sounds like Australia, with shit weather.

[@karimhaddad5670]

I live in Surrey BC and it's basically India now.

[@urbanandruralsurvival]

Same thing is happening everywhere. Where I grew up in MT, here in CO, and on and on. Seems to be a formula at play here. Look who's behind the scenes 😊

[@MikeyPaper]

Oy vey

[@solinvictus39]

You got it, and all of this didn't happen by accident.

[@PerryHowell-h9v]

Right. Jews are having an awesome time here 🙄🙄🙄. You people are too stupid to know who your friends are..

[@ghostspectre1861]

I bought my first house in 2009, in Kitchener ON, for $194500. A modest 1100 sq.ft. century home. I sold it in 2017 for $360000 with a few upgrades (roof, A/C). That same house, with next to zero upgrades from when I sold it, sold again for half a million. Absolutely wild.

[@BrokeDad_Rich]

Everything in Canada is broken. Some might say it's due to incompetence but it's more than likely by design. Just look at all western societies, same playbook; same results...

[@solinvictus39]

It was planned. The demographic change was planned, too.

[@neilengel3715]

I grew up in Edmonton in the 60s and early 70s. It was fantastic! The weather sucked in the winter but the summers were glorious.Our family moved to Florida in 1973 for business reasons. I wish I could have stayed. Too bad it is like you say it is now.

[@lawrencelawrence3920]

I saw muslim immigrants outside of the store with a sign saying that they need money for food and they have 5 kids to feed here in BC. They pulled off that scam for a while, now i dont see them. They probably have gone off to better pickings.

[@Rgh71fish]

Bc is overwhelmingly different shades of brown now, and they don't integrate, ever.

[@solinvictus39]

@@Rgh71fish Do you really want them to integrate? How about just send them home?

[@macmcc4651]

Not muslim they are cosplaying roma gypsies.

[@alansewell7810]

Healthcare in the U.S. is expensive, but it is everywhere. There's a county seat town east of me with about 10,000 people. Within that one town is a large hospital, at least three "urgent care" clinics with doctors, X-ray and blood test facilities, and two cancer treatment centers, two dialysis centers, and numerous orthopedic and other specialty centers. It's about a square mile of medical centers and housing for healthcare workers. The cost with an income typical of the area is $350 a month for government-subsidized insurance and a $9,000 out of pocket maximum per year; or if you want to pay $1,300 a month for zero out of pocket; and insurance in between those extremes. Once you age into Medicare at 65, you can buy insurance for $400 a month ($185 Medicare Premium plus $200 supplemental) that gives you 100% coverage except a $240 out of pocket deductible per year. They pay for healthcare workers is multiples of what it is in Canada. When I used to fly back to the USA from Toronto, the plane was packed with young Canadian nurses moving to the USA. In the border cities they drive into the USA to work on weekends, making more money on a Saturday in the U.S. than they can all week in Canada. Different systems, with different pros and cons, but ours seems more dynamic because it is fueled by money.

[@UScarsarethebest]

The Canadian health system is fueled by hypocrites and lies. It's the beautiful "universal" system that will never be able to take care of everyone. I'm just a number here, just like many others for the government statistics.