Big Cities Becoming Death Traps: Covid, Food Shortage and Riots in Urban Areas

[@Reldawg]

Not only lack of food but humanity is starving for love, understanding, hugs, connection. I am thankful that I was brought up in the woods in maine. I would never be able to live in a city. Nature is a gift.

[@ranran1300]

Such wisdom.

[@lifeispoetry8349]

Don’t attempt it. I love nature as well, and lived in NY for years! I missed it everyday

[@loriwyoming835]

Largest "city" I've ever lived in had a population of around 45K and that was in Iowa. Moved to Wyoming in 1979 and stayed. Nearest town has a population of 5000.

[@lindagithaiga1974]

We actually are bankrupt lovewise

[@theresamcgaughey3358]

Gotta have money to buy the Land to live on and has to be off the grid

[@times461]

Lived my whole 58 years in large 1 million pop. City...3 years ago I had such a strong yearning to get out ...we left with no jobs and little savings....moved to a tiny town of ten thousand..got family here....got a higher paying job...and bought our first house...mortgage..$470 month....God is good....

[@justice4all897]

Where did you move from and where did you go? I honestly do mot know where I could go out of NJ! Problems are cropping up all over this country. God help us!

[@roscoeshepard]

I live outside of a town of 4000 people I can only see two houses from my house. I hunt ,fish and grow a garden. I was raised on a farm.

[@sandrajohnson9926]

Now stock up to the rafters. Food shortages are likely.

[@times461]

@@justice4all897 moved from Wisconsin to indiana

[@mickeydrago9401]

And don't forget to not rely on god! Hope and imagine and fantasize all you want but there's no evidence that it is around to save you or exists or even cares... But you could study near death experiences....

[@kennaoconnor4633]

Sold my home 6 months ago and moved to the mountains. Basically moved 60 miles from 180,000 people to 1300. Bought a super old house on acreage. Now my neighbors and I are preparing a community garden so we can feed people.

[@Kopie0830]

Cool. Karl Marx would be proud comrade.

[@friedeseimitdiroxmox4669]

Great, if not, drill your own well.

[@VulgarDisplay007]

I want out ( i have lived outside for 5 months before....TENT ONLY ) i suggest you all turn off your a/c or heater, start eating once a day.Get acclamated if you are going completely off grid.Most of you need to start WALKING alot too prior to being out there.

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

@@VulgarDisplay007 Slab City baby yeah

[@DizzzyKipper]

Prepping is an old practice that is coming around again. Even if you live in or near the city. People should prep. It saved us during the pandemic shut down and again when South Texas dropped to 17 degrees. I can everything get my hands on and keep camping gear ,fuel and medical supplies always at the ready. If everyone did that you would not have to move. Being prepped to bug out is wise as well. Just in case.

[@melpoole7646]

Both my sons moved out of the city last week. Proud of them

[@ao1920]

Will this also happen in Europe/Germany?

[@mindhunter8772]

@@ao1920 The truth is, nothing happening

[@ao1920]

@@mindhunter8772 so, is he just lying?

[@mindhunter8772]

@@ao1920 Yes

[@ao1920]

@SUGIPULABOULE I think nothing. Fuck it!

[@poisonfortheweak]

Bjorn is a worldwide treasure. We love listening to your calm and sage thoughts! There is none like you.

[@videoman1970]

I'd be calm and collective too if I sat on my ass everyday.

[@dorothysalomons6136]

@@videoman1970 miaow!

[@Vivungisport]

@@videoman1970 Then why don't you?

[@Plimothrock]

Thank You Bjorn for all of good advice.

[@creatorschild8247]

🎯🎯 I have a secret Crush on him💘

[@petroc62]

The problem is, by the time people realize there is a problem, its already too late. You have to make your plan and execute your preps well before you need them...

[@grobson4]

Petroc62, You're right. I see three problems to overcome. First is planning what to do, where to go, how to get there. Second problem is buying and storing the stuff that is transportable and which helps you survive for a couple of weeks. Third is getting the timing just right. Even a week early could be a problem in terms of how long you can sustain; and ten minutes too late is, well, too late. I noticed a new fence and gates on a major non-car exit from my city today. Hmmm. It's to stop bikes, and motor bikes, and there are almost no alternatives that aren't already easily blockaded.

[@zerofox7347]

@@grobson4 gates and blockades that is worrying. Why block the way out of a city I thought the big thing was opening up cycling routes.

[@sergemalouin8643]

You are right. I work in the health system here. They disguised a lot of death as covid death. Next, they will disguise hunger death to somethingelse death. Shit is happening. But when your boat is sunk, your priority is to keep your nose out of the water. Far from ideal, but enough to survive. I can't wait to see people linking together against those who... we have to prep. But we have to think about what's next. Who can we uplift. How can we rebuild. If the "shadows" allows us to... sorry for the long comment.

[@whispersinthedark88]

Exactly. How many people do you see even in the prepper com. with tons of processed foods stockpiled along with a bunch of guns all packed into a suburban home. Maybe they have some seed packs but they haven't ever tried growing their own food, and usually have manicured grass lawns not gardens . Most people don't realize that growing food is a lot more than just putting seeds in the ground, that many plants wont produce produce much or sometimes any food the first season, trees take even longer. Shit most people these days can hardly keep a houseplant alive...lol Even if you have some emergency rural place to run away to it wont do you much good if you cant get to it, or if its not already up and running, and you don't possess the right skills and knowledge. There are so many little things that you realize you need along the way and if you are only finding those things when shits already gone bad ..well have fun running to the store for things. Its like how ppl stock pile several years worth of emergency food ration/mre's , but have no plan for growing a sustainable source of healthy foods. Sure the emergency food packs are great for short term emergencies, but you aren't meant to live on them for years. But people don't want to give up their comfy lives to work on a primitive farm.

[@Thegamingground]

Correct, and that's what me and my dad has been doing for years...I'm sorry to say it, but most people won't make it, because there's simply not enough time left for people to get ready.

[@ewelinakart]

I lived in NYC then London. I was itching to get out of London after 5 years. Made it just before Brexit, moved to Poland. Bought a big home in case family needed refuge. Have fruit and nut trees, our own spring water in our lake stocked with fish, a huge garden, fireplace that heats the home and plenty of trails in the woods. Connecting now to locals who have skills in making oils and animal herding. It’s a huge life change for me but I was ready.

[@redpillnibbler4423]

Sounds like a good move 👍 All the best.

[@rollinghillsslo]

You're living my dream. God bless you. You're taking care of business. When the time of trouble comes, you will be in a better position compared to many people still living in the cities.

[@Myohomoto]

My dream!!!

[@jonathanthompson6783]

Can I come please

[@rollinghillsslo]

@@jonathanthompson6783 Hey....not so fast. Git in line!

[@jztouch]

I’ve lived in Hollywood, Los Angeles for decades. I’ve never felt unsafe here until the last year or two. I’m leaving in a month and can’t get out fast enough. I don’t go out after dark if I can help it. It feels like anything can happen these days.

[@CreditSolutionist]

Leaving my Hollywood apartment this week! It's gone completely downhill. Sad stuff.

[@jztouch]

@@CreditSolutionist It sure is. So much wasted potential here.

[@gaillewis5472]

@jztouch, you got out just in time. The drought, fires and high temperature have me so nervous for friends in San Diego and Orange County.

[@michaelboyd6232]

I've lived in l.a. long beach all my life. It is a great place. Still feel safe.

[@stormywaters7995]

I'm a 62 YR old GRANDMOTHER. My daddy was born 1902 so he taught me alot about survival. Make a video of your bug out bags enjoy all your videos

[@locoemutwo4872]

...73 years here..I, too, know survival, though my children are not interested. I am a Christian so I continually turn it over to Him..This was a huge process. My children are Christian.

[@magdalenaholt2967]

agree, please make the video

[@xmrpaintx1]

Your the same age as the weight of my bullets ☺ - 62 is an excellent number.

[@thomhagan8297]

Your dad was 57 when you were born? wow

[@dustoff1601]

I have never lived in a city but I have worked in them and hated every minute. You are correct on people in cities I find them self centred and very un friendly I am a out door person who knows enough bushcraft skills to survive in the wild . So yes get out of cities if you can .

[@shawnbreshears1102]

The greatest gift my parents gave me was making a Country Boy, raised on a farm... milking cows, tending chickens, horses, ducks, rabbits, goats before and after school, huge summer gardens, fishing, hunting.

[@acctestlasttest3398]

I also grew up with my grandparents and lived near and went to school with the Amish. I sure learned a great deal!

[@TrangDB9]

@@Piperjones12 what are you worrying about? People who watches such kind of videos are those with the mindset to do it. The others won't leave the cities.

[@rewireyourself2993]

@@TrangDB9 they are mostly sheep...

[@Bobsbud100]

You grew up wealthy then some people don't have that.

[@Kesaze2006]

I grew up poor on am island where even the simplest things were used for daily living.

[@HippyMetalhead]

I'm so tired of the city. Trust me it really is a cesspool

[@cowboy4378]

I used to dream of moving to new york and starting a life there. Now i want to move to new Hampshire

[@BonnieBlue2A]

@@cowboy4378 Go West.

[@TimtheEnchanter25]

@@cowboy4378 Oh god no. From the things I've heard, Only a madman would move to New York at this point.

[@M-NYE]

@@cowboy4378 I live in rural NH. Property taxes are high, but completely worth it with all the freedoms we enjoy that many other states do not enjoy. No seat belt law, no helmet law, no state income tax, no sales tax, no law to have auto insurance, firearm law is constitutional carry. Great hunting, fishing, close to the mountains and the ocean. Lots of wilderness to explore. We are the "Live Free of Die" state, and we mean it. You won't regret moving here if personal freedom is high on your list.

[@GM4ThePeople]

We can now happily reclude in our ancestral environments while the chaos rages, if we can only secure a few drops of sustenance from that Golden Umbilicus that is the global network. Maybe one day Bjørn will tell us the tale of "Hoddmímis holt". It is a good story for these days.

[@jimmypena3317]

I was born and raised in NYC, in 2001 I was in prayer and felt in my spirit I needed to leave NY, today I live in rural Nebraska around 1,200 miles from NYC and California, in seeing the major unrest of the cities especially in 2020 and the covid lockdowns one thing I can say is what an awesome God

[@christywright3430]

I've been telling people for the last year to get OUT of the cities. Once chaos starts, you are trapped. I also said, "a hungry man may not be dangerous, but a hungry man with hungry kids will kill you". Very accurate. Subbed.

[@briancarter3704]

I've been saying exactly that for a long time,people will be eating people and things will be eating them ,ive thought of all this before but lately it's hitting me with a deep sadness I've never felt before even with the loss of loved ones

[@yulyasevelova769]

@@briancarter3704 Deep sadness is what I feel when I'm not FURIOUS. I know that corrupt politicians started all this decades ago.

[@davemwangi05]

​@@briancarter3704 I wanted to ridicule you for that comment but I remember there's a story in the bible where there was a city which bragged of having strongest walls, and plenty of food reserves, and it came time that they were under attack by enemies. But because they had strong walls that was not an issue to 'em, they went on with their business, "secure". but the enemies were tactical, U know what they did? They camped outside, one month, two months, a whooping whole year. Jeez man, and the city started running out of food reserves. It became so bad that two women made a deal to eat their babies. So they killed the first womans' baby and ate him, and then it came time to eat the other woman's baby but she refused. and they were fighting over that, the king saw it so on so forth... But guys you can't be sure that it'll happen this way this soon. Last year they sold us this fear of food shortage, people panick bought food and hoarded it. (probably the dooms day preppers have already run out of their food, similar to the story above. our enemies are very tactical) Also remember this, they don't want anarchy 'cause then that means even the soldiers and police wont cooperate, they doing this to distract you from their main objective, -covid passports. which they've already begun in New York. and Israel - this one will selectively starve the vax dissenters and reward the 'obedient' ones. They want to incentivice vaccines this way. so that they can say, "Starve or just take the vax" which many will agree. Not many can starve to death in presence of such an offer.

[@joefriday8607]

Now you're talking, read Good vs Evil by San Vitale who is organizing the worlwide resistance!

[@mickeydrago9401]

So kill hungry men and their kids first?

[@lennethcruz2996]

im blessed that i live in tropical country philippines... I have a garden full of vegetables, even i dont have money i can eat everyday...

[@theresamcgaughey3358]

Can I live there ? You have to buy the Land. I can't afford Land

[@latt.qcd9221]

With the way the CCP is moving, it could be only a few decades away before the CCP makes a move to take countries like the Philippines in SE Asia.

[@lennethcruz2996]

@@theresamcgaughey3358 i have 100 sqm land for my vegetable plants... I plant sweet potato, eggplant, tomatoes, squash, papaya, okra, bellpepper, corns, petchay, potatoes bananas, and also i have 10 chickens that supply me with eggs it gives me food supply everyday...

[@TweedyRFC]

Self sufficient! Respect!

[@damianjackson7437]

What good foods do u prepare from your garden?

[@rondegroot1508]

What frightens me the most is that there are so many people today that smile when they see you, but stab you in the back when you are not there...........loyalty is a big big problem, especially in these days. They would betray you for a meal or some personal win.

[@prussiansocietyofamerica]

That's true, and it's because a lot of humans you see around you aren't exactly "Human". They are in terms of being a Skin Bag, but there are genetically different species living among us, and some of them are demonic, and others are robotic automatons. The way you can tell is the demonic and robotic ones always lick their lips and flop their tongue to the side. Watch for it when you are out and about, and you'll see how many people you find doing this especially while in conversation with them. Less than 8% of the Human Population have souls.

[@carlh-thehermitwithwi-fi679]

@@prussiansocietyofamerica i'm going to look for that.

[@imbolc8024]

@Ron de Groot ja dat is zo, is altijd zo geweest, nu valt het meer op...

[@tenminutetokyo2643]

And the Bible predicts that in the end times “they will betray one another”. The only one you can trust is yourself.

[@kateoloughlin8774]

Ron de Groot That was my very thoughts today. Just thinking back over my life and all the people who betrayed me. Jesus christ my Lord and Saviour had a traitor at his table Judas. That was the worst of all. Kind regards from Ireland Kate. 👱‍♀️☕☕

[@gaillewis5472]

Nobody's laughing at those preppers now, are they?

[@dirankomorov]

Sadly some idiots still are((

[@personofearth5076]

They sure aint Gail.

[@tomnew9496]

No, it’s still funny

[@mapro3594]

we are laughing on the not preppers...lol

[@tomnew9496]

@@mapro3594 With such thin skin ma, be sure and bring lots of winter gear ;)

[@nightowl2481]

The last five years or so I’ve felt an urgency to live closer to the earth by my own hands. I value what I can do for myself over anything. Excellent advise from you!

[@mantralibre1367]

Exactly what happened to me. We were supposed to live in Nature.

[@prone_wolf8871]

The problem is there isn't enough nature for the amount of humans........

[@jasonmeador3144]

I my self have had this same feeling . This some very strang times we are living in.

[@MoonShadowRayne]

@@prone_wolf8871 You stupid comments prove You have never left the city.

[@trenamartin7714]

Same here. I’ve been begging my husband to run away to the forest and eat berries for over a decade now. We want land for a homestead. Land near us is so expensive. Wish we could disappear into the forest

[@tablatom]

Moved out of London to a rural area 2002. But hey, nothing to fear. Death is not the end. Follow our hearts. Our souls are forever. Remember, breathe is more important than food. Stay with your calm breathe. God Loves us always.

[@FiveElements00]

You are right that death here is not the end, we all live forever in eternity once we leave here. I chose to ask Jesus to forgive me from my sins and come into my life 6 years ago, and healing and miracle changes happened to me that I am still excited about today. It was the best decision I ever made and the greatest prayer I ever prayed. I know now that when I die here, I will go to live in Heaven with God and Jesus the savior of the world.

[@tablatom]

@@FiveElements00 Beautiful. Love is for all, for ever. XXX

[@timeallen6900]

God loves you if you have His Son.

[@kathykatinator6966]

I agree, death is not the end.

[@marialamb6781]

@@timeallen6900 Jesus himself tells us to love our enemies and pray for our enemies. God loves everyone. But God is also just. If we don’t obey his commandment to accept his son as our Lord and Savior, we will suffer punishment.

[@architektura204]

we left USA 18 years ago. We live 5km outside a 9000 small town. We have our own water well which was my most desired goal. I have always considered myself a "city rat", but only now I know I am truly free. We have no health insurance. We don't take any meds. We never get sick. I have learned to bake a real bread. We have chickens- they are a great entertainment and study. We plant thousands of trees. Life is beautiful.

[@nicolesgardeninggoodspirit278]

Absolutely correct.

[@elizabethgulley7044]

Where do you live?

[@joeswartz8286]

Thousands of trees? Why so many. That’s a LOT of trees. Will you be selling the surplus?

[@heide-raquelfuss5580]

Where did you move? Just curious! Because 1000 trees is a lot of land!

[@michellebehr7669]

It would be easy to sell baby trees if you look for saplings growing near the parent tree in the woods and dig them up when very young before the root system develops tough roots. Smart way to supplement a living!

[@mandyann74ac]

Myself and my daughter left London for the countryside 4 years ago, took time to settle for me but no regrets. I was born and grew up iin London but I no longer can imagine going back into London to live. I work in London still, so travelling is challenging but I'll not move back. I suffer from asthma and my peak oxygen flo has increased since moving out. The lockdown proved this man's point. That much safer especially if you have a young family.

[@dannwan8537]

Is London really that bad?

[@julia-zf8sj]

I live in Ilford (East London/Essex), our business is here. Mine and my husbands family are near by and my family live in Central London.. I did mention to them that maybe we should move out.. but there’s no getting through to them.. as concerning as today’s reality is, I can’t go anywhere alone with our three kids.. I guess we are stuck here.. May God help us all🙏🏼

[@earthangel3234]

I have visited London many times and I love the city. However, I don't want to live in a city anymore. I left crazy California a few years ago and I live in a small town in Wyoming. The people in this part of the US are so different the city dwellers. They are independent and self efficient. There are many ranches and farms and we have traditional values. I've encouraged my family and friends to leave but they just don't listen. Be well and stay safe.🕊

[@dannwan8537]

@Richard Miller I don't believe London is predominantly Muslim than Birmingham!

[@dannwan8537]

@Richard Miller Well I live in Birmingham, but i couldn't think anywhere could be worse than here! What about the knife attacks are those tribal wars?

[@gregnewkirksr.7315]

Thank you Bjorn, dead on again. Unfortunately the "food shortages" could be purposely done to keep the populations hungry, dependant and obedient.

[@heikefoth4624]

100% agreed and the elite are laughing.

[@patriciacole8773]

This last test will be over bible sabbath versus traditional sun day observance of ancient pagan rome. Exodus 20:8-11 reminds us of Genesis 2:2&3.

[@annietsosie6661]

We Native American knows how to survived..l grew up without running water and Electricity..We had to haul woods and water ourselves to be warm with and cooked with it..l agree with this man 💯👍

[@elizabethbrazel9162]

Yes i grew up no electric plant to eat fire wood to cook so i can survive i know how to

[@Horriblebastad]

I have no concerns having lived as a homeless tramp for over thirty years. I will enjoy watching the horrible,arrogant,selfish Bastards suffer. They've earned it,y'all.

[@elvenkind6072]

@@Horriblebastad It's a fact that there's more people with honest empathy among even people shooting junk, then compared to most people that think they are superior because they drive a car to some place and do stuff and get money for it. Most rich and "successful" people would probably just lie down and die if any problems arrived to f**k up the status quo. The good thing about having been homeless, I that one don't worry about and don't feel as if a place to live is a matter of life or death. I'm sick and can't work, so I'm incredible grateful for my 1 meal a day.

[@lemurianchick]

@@Horriblebastad That's a shame that you're coming from such a perspective. It doesn't sound like your years as a hobo helped to transcend any materialistic consciousness but has just been reactionary and you still have bitterness and a desire for revenge. That means you're still like them but just don't have what they have. The trick is to not want the life that they have and therefore not envy them for it.

[@Horriblebastad]

@@lemurianchick Some of them did some bad shit to me when I wasn't well. I'm saying that they won't have the same kinda discipline,and experiences of being destitute. Y'all have no option,survival is very tough going most of the time. A hungry hound wudda turned his nose up at the feast I used to find in the stinking garbage cans.

[@andrewhanson9251]

I took my family out of California and moved to rural Montana. Best thing I ever did

[@Cabbage_math]

A good mate of mine from Denver did the same. He’s now living in rural Montana and is very self sufficient and equipped. Plenty of fresh water sources, wild game if things go truly south

[@Kaitlin24247]

So smart.I live in california.Buying land is the smartest thing.I am saving for it.

[@ubiquitousdiabolus]

The main reason people live where they live is 1. job availability. 2. Family nearby.

[@573998]

Make sure you leave your California liberal mindset in California. In Montana be a freedom loving Montanian .

[@bearsendproductions1843]

Great now montana is going liberal Please get out

[@mariekatherine5238]

I got out of New York a year ago. Am off grid, semi-camping, miles from anywhere.

[@Randolph94-505]

Let's see that Bug Out Bag contents please! & another video about mental toughness under those conditions.

[@robertfoster3114]

Just Google bug out bags there are lots of channels. Urban bug out bags are abit different to country side bug out bags. Search 4 72 hr bags.

[@robertfoster3114]

Sensible preper is a good one.

[@robertfoster3114]

And provident prepper 4 home food storage ect.

[@Garidoes1]

Agreed. The mental health videos and toughness videos have been great sources of guidance and inspiration of thought .

[@kev1734]

Check out survival dispatch man they put out a really good bug-out bag video recently.

[@НемањаКостић-ц2я]

The most honest, bravest and kindest man I listen to.

[@kidpresentable6004]

@Mark Rigsby guns are illegal

[@spikey288]

@Mark Rigsby bruh what

[@НемањаКостић-ц2я]

@@danicavodin8192 Хахахаха

[@colinmaxwell4738]

Totally agree

[@randybrisendine2043]

@@kidpresentable6004 illegal smeegal. Have something to defend yourself. If the predictions Bjorn has stated come to fruition, then illegal won't matter. I'm sure something can be found on the black market. I have known of places to pick up anything you want. I had the opportunity to pick up a Saturday Night Special for $25. Just don't flash it around. Plus I would get familiar with crossbow or a bow. So many ways to prepare.

[@katipohl2431]

Fortunately I am already in the countryside doing gardening, bartering and networking.

[@lilly-millymakes169]

We live in the countryside and are doing the same as you, gardening, bartering etc. We hope to be a bolt hole for our children who live towns in England should they need it.

[@florawright5452]

You are blessed.

[@locoemutwo4872]

@@florawright5452 ...amen!...She is, indeed.

[@locoemutwo4872]

@@lilly-millymakes169 ...this is a good thought.

[@SweatyFatGuy]

Are you canning as well? My family did that well into the 1980s, we had a 2 acre garden on the farm. At any given time we had two years of food for all of us, six kids in my family. Mom stopped the garden when the three of us oldest kids left the farm. I was gone by 1987. My great grandfather planted fruit trees around the garden, l so we had apples, cherries, and pears every year. It was cool picking a pear from the tree and eating it. I live in the north, the people around here don't like you if you were not born here. I moved here 16 years ago. So my network is minimal, but people know I am the guy who can fix things and knows how to produce what they need. Winter is long and harsh, normally 150 to 300 inches of snow. The power goes out even on nice summer days, and it can be out for weeks. We all use wood heat or have it as back up. We have generators, and food stocked up all the time. We could be snowed in for a month, its happened. So all of this is day to day for my neighbors and I.

[@ThePiratemenace]

Thanks for your work my friend. I’m in Northern California and there is still a lot of ag. Rice, tree fruit, nuts. Central Ca still has Harris Ranch beef running strong. Dairy’s are still running in the north. I’ve still planted a big garden and live next to a major river. Be prepared!

[@scottcourville1191]

I am a cajun man from the bayou's of Louisiana ' i listen to you all the time ' you are very relaxing to listen to and i enjoy it everytime i hear you ' Thankyou for you'r videos sir "

[@curtissantos3137]

Stay by the bayou !!!!! All the food u need is right there!!! Stay away from the city period.

[@curtissantos3137]

Id rather deal with the hoodo vais!!!!

[@commiesnzombies]

southern comfort

[@GlenAnne99]

My intuition has been telling me this for some time now. I stocked up for the pandemic ....I've gone back to growing and preserving a lot of my own food. The entire world feels very unsettled and chaotic now. I've tried so hard not to believe what my heart has been feeling about it all but we can't deny that hard times are coming for us all.

[@stormraysdad470]

I feel simular about things being unsettled...worry it just me

[@MeowVicious]

There are a lot of us feeling it. What’s important is how we go forth. Doing something productive and meaningful like planting a garden or reaching out to loved ones letting them know you care and trying to do right instead of becoming hysterical or depressed where you are no good even for your own self is key. Whatever happens in life it’s how we dealt with it that defines who we are/were. We have difficult choices to make every day and let’s hope we make the right ones more than not and help each other as we can.

[@reemclaughlin4260]

It's been seriously bad for some time, but gratefully people are no longer passive. I live in a lovely suburban neighborhood that's considered upscale. Today is the 20th by the way. Are we still in danger? 3 nights ago one of the few stores near me was robbed at gun point. The city is worse, but my point is not many places are really safe. We have water and food for all for about one year. I'd rather be there. It's very hard to relocate for my family mostly because of health issues. I feel this is just the beginning also. 🙏🏻❤🕊🐾🐾🐾

[@daveufirst]

You should also prepare for how you will defend your stuff.

[@GlenAnne99]

Stormrays dad it's not just you. I wondered that for awhile about myself too. When you bring up the subject many people are in agreement with this feeling of impending change and hard times. Don't feel alone❤️

[@vitorpinto1672]

I live near the second biggest city in Portugal, but I just got fired after 25 years of service and my wife if underpaid. So we decided to go to a much smaller town near the mountains, moving next month. Some people say we're crazy, some say we're brave. What I sure is that I'm tired of the rat race, of being closed in an office, spending hours inside a car, queues for everything. I'll probably have a smaller income, but more time to Live!

[@annewilliams741]

Portugal is a beautiful country. I lived in Oeiras for 3 years.

[@daisylu5101]

@@annewilliams741 And my great grand dad said they came from the Azores Islands in Portugal, one day I want to go there

[@d-can4241]

You will be a lot happier I’m on the same path

[@Bethune98]

Very smart and great choice.

[@andyjohnson5571]

vitor , lost my business after 27 years last march. lost home, cars and many many problems. my family and i just moved into the largest amish community in Ohio. god bless

[@TsavosAlliance]

I live in Minneapolis, Minnesota. A big city with lots of crimes. We use to be able to avoid bad areas of criminals, but now they are at every corner, every block, and no one can be trusted anymore...

[@lindacain3425]

I so enjoy listening to Bjorn. He is not an alarmist. He gives his opinion and welcomes communication back in return. Very refreshing. I enjoy a good constructive discussion. Keep up the good work.

[@makefoxhoundgreatagain842]

I like bjorn but he's a bit of a doomer and a bit of a sensationalist

[@allmight9840]

Nah we can all see what's coming and times are going to get worse in the west before they get better

[@makefoxhoundgreatagain842]

@@allmight9840 maybe but things will never be quite as bad as bjorn makes out. Doomer headlines = clicks its amusing really

[@SkiesofBlue4u]

I live in town in NZ and have been growing a lot of food in my back section for about 20 years. I've always felt that it's dangerous to rely solely on others for food. I remember saying to a group of people about 5 years ago that I thought a perfect storm was coming. Boy I had no idea how batshit crazy it would all be though!!

[@hkentw]

If you wait in the pot, like a good little frog, when you finally get woke up, you'll discover you're already boiled.

[@lovettesmith8196]

A good parable.😂

[@LooniJoose]

Bjorn has a good heart, and personifies the old ways. It is a good thing to listen to him.

[@roblawry4032]

I feel for you Bjorn , can hear the difficulty speaking the truth , a little advice form your Cornish Celtic cousins , we know and feel this change coming . keep the faith cousin.

[@sophie511]

alright me ansome

[@ladybug9171]

I am so happy in my country side, yeah, not much to do. Yeah, not fancy places to eat and shop. But God, I am so thankful.

[@openwaters2988]

Yeah, it's fine now but when these fools are out of food they will raid those of us in the country and take our stuff. City people are terrible, selfish, horrible people. They all hate eachother, are all scared of eachother, don't think for themselves, and all have to be doing the same as everyone else. The worst people to walk this earth are living in modern, western cities. Most are 35 and under and have no idea how the real world works because they were raised to be insulated from all harm and discomfort. I have no use for city people anymore. Men cry and act like women, taking care of babies because this is the first generation of women to ever birth and raise a child. This is a crisis of our own making. It will only get worse.

[@garrisonnichols7372]

Big City's are where culture, heritage, and human decency go to die.

[@josemundia9434]

True and sad reality

[@lordcrabby197]

And slaves get sacrifice for there scientific gods and masters.

[@aardvarkhendricks6555]

I'd love to know what books you are reading but literally almost all important human development has arisen out of city development.

[@AP-uc8rr]

Culture heritage and some human decency was alive in NYC. Covid took a hit everywhere but NYC will bounce back. The diverse international cultures here was unmatched besides perhaps London.

[@lamalien2276]

And bloodlines, cities have always slaughtered birth rates.

[@piobmhor8529]

My wife and I moved out of the city back in 2007. We own our home in a small rural community where everybody knows each other, and more importantly help each other. We visit the city from time to time, but I’m always eager to get home. On days off, I can walk one way 500 metres to fish one lake, or 700 metres the other way for another lake. I hunt deer, rabbit and partridge minutes from my back door. I wouldn’t have it any other way.

[@jackspratt44]

The world is not going back to how they were. That life is gone. Time to get back with Jesus and with nature.

[@nathanielrossi9659]

Dang right. Shalom!

[@heatherlegacy2731]

Amen to that

[@BIGM8902]

Agree with the nature part

[@nathanielrossi9659]

@@BIGM8902 do you know yeshua also known as Jesus? He is True.

[@Max-wn6op]

Son; Yahusha Ha Mashyach

[@truthtriumphant5503]

We got out of the city years ago and moved to the country...have never regretted for one minute. We are expanding our garden and making preparation for helping others when it becomes obvious that it is as serious that it already is...People in our area are still thinking things will be normal again...ain't going to happen.

[@greghayes9118]

Yes I saw this coming 30 years ago. Everyone thought it was strange. Now it is getting crowded out here. Pressure is on to get to the point of self sustainability. It's exhausting, but vital.

[@truthtriumphant5503]

@@greghayes9118 We just have to learn to live how our grandparents or great grandparents lived...We have been preparing for about 20 years now...and am thankful for that fact...it takes a lot of time...energy and funds....and no one we know understands how serious it really is...so we have to prepare for family...and who so ever God might want us to shelter.

[@greghayes9118]

@@truthtriumphant5503 remember, you can lead a horse to water, but you can't make it drink. Save your energy for those need help.

[@caremotor86]

well that is great thinking but once the desperate people finds ur place ur doom and all that hard work and goods are just for other people

[@rudolfkraffzick642]

All densly populated countries will become dangerous. In times of famines or revolts its not enough to live outside big cities. Because people will travel to the countryside to get food from you. I live in a country where are less than 50 persons per Km2 and close to water and woods.

[@druidicnorse9]

"If you think tough men are dangerous, wait until you see what weak men are capable of." ~ Jordan Peterson "Verily, I have often laughed at the weaklings who thought themselves good because they had no claws." ~ Friedrich Nietzsche

[@serenitypeaceandcomfort3669]

Peterson is a great thinker/teacher. Thanks for sharing his wisdom.

[@leahstewart1007]

And THAT'S the real problem! Thank you!!!!!

[@FinehomesofNewHampshire]

Jordan Peterson says if you want to see how religious someone is take their food away for 3 weeks.

[@whispersinthedark88]

@@FinehomesofNewHampshire Which gods are now offering food delivery? I think that only works for certain religions.

[@FinehomesofNewHampshire]

@@whispersinthedark88 You dont understand the statement do you?

[@brendalaveine7756]

My brother lives in Chicago. He is retiring early to get out. He is afraid stay there. Said news does not report this. He's moving back to Arkansas.

[@furrymonkeything]

I retired before the plandemic. Best thing I ever did. I'm not in the city, but the city......is moving out to me 😳,. Bad thing is Where I live there is not the resources to cope with the population we have........it is suburbs out of L9ndon

[@_VICK_]

Hi Bjorn! I’m in a big city and it’s weird if someone doesn’t say hello. I guess that’s one of the perks of the southern hospitality from where I’m from. Momma taught me when i was growing up to always greet people, especially strangers. It’s a sign of respect. Howdy from Texas!

[@tamelacegelske5098]

Your mom taught you well.

[@thedadyouneverhadchannel3544]

You’re a beautiful woman of course they’re saying hello.

[@wakeup3987]

If it's you on the picture i would also say Hello 🤪😉

[@oksidzetb]

I was surprised by this fact when I visited Houston, TX. I grew up in Eastern Washington state, and it just doesn't happen up here in the Pacific Northwest. I was pleased to find such friendly people in TX.

[@yedon68]

I spent much of my youth In Tennessee~ we were taught to greet friend & foe I did much hitch-hiking we didn't need a auto...over 50 yrs a-go now I'm just outside a huge metro area of California...

[@JA-yh3rg]

All cities could be referred to as ”people farms”. Live in a box, drive a box to an other box in order to make digital money to be able to pay for the other boxes. And of course relax in front of another box after a long day of trying to get from point A to point B. It’s a never ending hamsterwheel.

[@andreawimer4334]

I live in a country area but drive to city to work to maintain my country lifestyle. It's getting harder to do. Was just thinking that about the hamster wheel.

[@RocksteadyRuth]

Well said! And I only ever worked outside of the cities..

[@annamclean3599]

And if things go bad you relocate to the cardboard box!!

[@CornerTalker]

When I see the highrise apartments, I always call them "hives."

[@MichaelSellers5691]

We worked for them.

[@edwardbishop9567]

Everyone thought Noah was a " conspiracy theorist" until it started to rain

[@colinspeake..8889]

Absolutely spot on 👍

[@Sowells]

Amen!

[@mikkikas6821]

Actually, they figured him a total nut job!

[@soldierforchrist631]

Soon.

[@ahappydolphin937]

When you compare real life to a fictional character GG

[@woolfulrebellion]

I live in Chile and we already can't afford food.Desperation is here and coming

[@rickandjayda2139]

Preparing my truck right now. Going to sell my house at the height of this real estate bubble, cash out, retire early and bug out permanently! Just got a Norwegian Elkhound pup, and we're gonna go explore the country and grow old together!

[@SuperSwilli]

Rick and Jayda - The question is what will your money be worth soon with the reset, hyperinflation and the collapse of the dollar. If money becomes worthless then you won’t have a house either.

[@evelina.gukasyan]

@@SuperSwilli when is this reset going to happen?

[@rickandjayda2139]

@@SuperSwilli if that happens we're all f@cked, but I'll be living my best life, and prepared for it. Fishing, hunting, solar-powered generator for starters.

[@YTUA1983]

@@evelina.gukasyan It's already in motion, it's apart of agenda 21!

[@SuperSwilli]

@@rickandjayda2139 we don’t all have to be f@cked. Just consider getting out of the dollar. The money in dollars you make from selling your house may not be worth anything a few years from now. Perhaps look at getting crypto currency including Bitcoin. Digital assets. I don’t trust the dollar anymore. Clearly the agenda is to devalue the US dollar. Did you know 30% of all IS dollars globally have been printed in the past one year? THIRTY percent!! The government prints money like it’s going out if style. And guess what? It is!

[@sammielovessophie9519]

Straightforward, brilliant, able to survive outdoors and call a spade a spade. Also an animal lover. Thank you for sharing your wisdom!!!

[@peterschroeder448]

I live 50 miles from a big city. People from that big city are moving here and driving up real estate prices and things are intensifying.

[@CornerTalker]

Sounds like a good time to sell.

[@widowswatch6610]

Maine, NH, Vermont houses are being bought up.... New Yorkers are moving out of city ....

[@stephaniefoxwilliams1435]

Same here. I am 1 1/2 hours from D.C. in a small mountain community. The citidiots are taking over, trying to turn us into the same place they fled and driving real estate prices to the moon.

[@EphemeralProductions]

it pisses me off; I am having the same thing, only living in a decent sized city (not big compared to all the large cities, at all), and people are moving here like crazy from California (and some other big cities but mostly Cali cities), and are doing the same thing: driving up real estate prices, driving VERY crazily and making traffic very intense and almost constant, (almost like what you see from overhead flyovers of LA freeway), driving up crime and basically just making this another large Californian city (even though this is not Cali). I HATE traffic, and all of the above listed things. Most of that didn't exist here even 10 years ago!!!

[@chobers5659]

Same thing here in Hamilton Ontario. Everyone from Toronto is buying up our real estate and driving up the prices. Causing traffic jams.

[@naturalchefshobhan6667]

We moved to a rural area in Central Portugal 6 years ago because of this. Who knew what would happen. It sure beats being in Oakland California. We grow food and are in the countryside, we have a well and a stream. Crazy days ahead!

[@bretthines1020]

I sold everything seven years ago and moved up into the hills. You are right. If you see a train coming, get off the tracks. It's not as easy as it sounds but it's easier than it looks. Do it. Get some land. Get out. Now.

[@paogene1288]

Words to think about. Thank you Brett.

[@ladyprepper4]

True. Not as easy as you think, but much less painful than getting run over by the train!

[@lauraIngleswilder74]

I was in Portland oregon a few years back and spent 4 hours walking in down town trying to get one person to even smile at me. It never happened

[@sonicleaves]

Portlanders hate everyone and everything. They hate themselves.

[@jbird4461]

Drove through Portland last week. It looks like a 3rd world city, trash piles, graffiti and homeless camps line I-5. The side streets are even worse, MLK Blvd, columbia etc. Highest murder rate in decades not to mention the ongoing antifa blm riots going on since last may or June.

[@lauraIngleswilder74]

That is so sad!

[@danieljones317]

My friend's mother has finally decided to get out of Portland. I was hoping she would have left there last year when it all started.

[@magsk6721]

That because most people have earphones in and they're oblivious to anything and anyone around them .Sad to see groups of kids and they arent talking .All heads down looking at phones .Progress has ruined society.😒

[@MrKewlhanz]

Hello Bjorn,I am a fellow norwegian living in the states. I have been subbed to your channel for many years now. I have come to really appreciate and respect your honest opinions and keen observations. You really and truly do care about people. And that,my dear brother,makes you a very rare and unique human being. You are correct about the mindset of people today. It seems that many are on the edge. I also agree that it won't take much more to send alot of people over that edge. Which will have a profound domino effect. The wealthy are either ready to flee to their country side cottages and/or show their fellow humans what real fire power does to fragile and delicate flesh and bone. I overheard a doctor that didn't realize I had entered the building,he was talking to his father through his ear buds. So he didn't hear me walk in. Anyway,he told his father that he didn't really have a very big stash of toilet paper. But that he was fairly certain that he had enough bullets that would allow him to go get some t.p. from his neighbors. I was shocked to say the least! I hope he was referring to some sort of bartering deal with his neighbors. But the tone he was using said otherwise. My point being that this is the mind of someone who has the power to heal,and hopefully does so often,making casual conversation about victimizing his neighbors for toilet paper. If the highly educated and affluent are having this convos with next of kin like this then the hour is alot later than I think alot of people realize. Anyway,stay frosty folks!

[@joeyank2451]

You To

[@desperadorose7054]

No matter how good you are with any weapon someone else is better. Stealing from others is not a long term solution to anything. One day he’d wind up dead over TP. Learn to be as self sufficient as possible and trade for things that you need but can’t do yourself. Weapons are only for self defense and hunting.

[@heidimisfeldt5685]

Of all kinds of people, a doctor certainly makes enough money to buy plenty enough toilet paper. Outrageous really. 😡😠💩

[@heidimisfeldt5685]

😡😠 Tells ya what a scumbag this "doctor" really is. A doctor could most certainly trade his knowledge and expertise for some toilet paper, or anything urgent to him. Doctors in bad times usually don't go hungry, because people will pay with a cabbage, a few eggs, or some apples. Whatever they happen to have.

[@jkco4300]

@@heidimisfeldt5685 I was just as disgusted with what he said and his mentality as you are.

[@katiemobley5882]

New sub, aloha from Hawaii 👍

[@BjornAndreasBull-Hansen]

Thank you, Katie!

[@sandyg3772]

Without people like you, I would never watch KZbin.

[@theemeraldfox7779]

Moved from the city 10 years ago and bought land deep in the country and built a nice size cabin,been growing my own food and orchards ever since..I'm ready!

[@jakemarskorea]

I'm almost ready... Moved to a small seaside town about 18 months ago. Started with an empty block of land that had one big fallen gum tree. The tree has been cut and stacked, the land has been toiled and naturally fertilized, it is now producing enough for me to eat and sell, I have a large fresh water pond (about 80 meters across) at the bottom of my land, and my house is about 1 month away from completion. The jetty for fishing is about 10 minutes away. I'll soon be out of the caravan and the switch will be complete.

[@makeitstop9344]

Thank you! I’ve been prepping for 17 years Bjorn! Many times I thought I was crazy. I’m way up in the mountains! Dreadful road! 40’ container in the ground. Stocked to the rafters! Now I feel relieved. Very much non social, few friends. The few I have think I’m the crazy lady on the mountain with a road that is horrid! I have heavy equipment to do what is necessary. Not so crazy after all......GREAT ADVICE!

[@carolb5677]

Does your container get buried in the snow during the winter? I'm looking at a property now and I was thinking of a container but then how do I secure it?

[@DMF716]

My kind of CRaZy....good luck, especially with the backhoe! Lol! Country folk can survive! Hank Williams jr!

[@JohnGalt1960]

Would you like to get married?

[@makeitstop9344]

@@JohnGalt1960 How are you at chickens, roofing, heavy equipment operation? LOL

[@makeitstop9344]

@@carolb5677 I’m high in the Arizona mountains. We see little snow but, high temps so buried is better. I don’t live in my container, just store preps there along with solar set up.

[@yummyofjune]

I have moved into a little village this year got away from big cities , I have a massive garden to grow my food I'm getting some chickens soon and my god the people in this little village in the countryside is so different from where I came from, my health is 100% better and I feel so much happier.

[@pixiedust_833]

You’re lucky not many of us have the money to move

[@MariaAngelaGrow]

I am 67, disabled, on Social Security, and I have no car. I live in an apartment, and have no money or physical ability to get out of the city. And no relatives left. So I am stuck in the city. I am sure you are correct, but many are trapped now.

[@Myohomoto]

I feel your pain, same boat 🚢

[@timeallen6900]

Bet you voted demoncrat

[@yvonnej6969]

@@timeallen6900 That comment was totally unnecessary and hurtful. Have some compassion, please.

[@crying_hippy]

I'm the same, but in Toronto I've been robbed five times in last 5-7 years So what's left to take besides my life I feel blessed no matter what happens Much Love and God Bless

[@janinemaldonado6806]

Many times older people are the teachers. You may become a hero for many. When they are not thinking straight, and panic stricken, you may be a huge help to a neighborhood. You probably have some memories from your younger years or stories from your parents during the great depression. Don't underestimate knowledge of skills. It's what's has helped humanity survive this far. People get tired of being scared pretty quick. There's always the bus or a friend. Enjoy each day.

[@marieaudibert12]

From Brisbane Australia, I am listening and taking it all in. I feel for Americans , predicted to become a third world country. I wonder how far behind Australia will be . As the whole world will be affected like a domino effect! We have messed up this world big time and way too far to make a come back We need to drop on our knees and seek God. If my people who are called by my name humble themselves and repent I will heal their land.

[@Nemija]

That is the only thing that can save us: down on your knees, people, before the Holy Trinity!

[@billyballsup2685]

Australia is right behind them. Just look at what the traitors in government do. They have sold us out. Know politicians work for the people no more.

[@exelmans8855]

The hell you talking about Australia is far worst than the US.

[@heikefoth4624]

Perfect, just perfect. God be with you Marie.

[@mastermo5aic]

Fellow Bris here too, mother nature will step in she always does.

[@JohnGault2398]

Grocery stores run on a "Just in time" delivery system. That means they have 2-4 days worth of food at average sales volume. In a crisis situation that would be gone 12-24 hours after the last delivery truck arrives.

[@marknangischreiber3033]

You are a kind-hearted and wise man. Don’t be afraid to say “if you don’tget out of the city, your going to die”, its so true! We are moving onto a large boat, stuffed with long term food!, a couple of fishing poles, scuba gear to dive for food, spear guns, live in the Pacific Northwest-clams, gooy-duck, muscles, etc. That’s our plan. Only three months to completion-hope we don’t run out of time.

[@Anna_Stetik]

Oooh, that's a great idea! What are they going to do, swim out to you? Also, you can carry in that part of the country so you can be more safe.

[@1notgilty]

When preparing your "bug out" supplies remember the prepper's rule: Two is one and one is none.

[@SharonAnnMenefee]

And 3 makes me happy.

[@grandpied]

For more, bring four.

[@forrestmcbride1903]

To thrive bring five...

[@boerbeun]

I dont have any rhyme for six but just bring six. Its better

[@forrestmcbride1903]

@@boerbeun to get your fix...

[@EdwinHallowsBlaque]

I’ve lived all over (San Diego, Los Angeles, Las Vegas, NYC, DC). I can definitely say cities are awful. The tension there is always high, the three day supply chain would be terrible during a crisis, and people get stupid real fast. I bought a home in the woods last year after dealing with the Lancaster, Pa riots outside my front door. I lived in the nicest apartment in the city, right by the police station, thinking it would be safe.. it wasn’t. I went back there yesterday randomly for a day trip and it reminded me how much I hate the cities. Everyone there acts completely differently, more rude, as compared to the rural life I have now. And that isn’t even a big city.

[@DMF716]

Glad you have peace of mind, as well as no gunshots, sirens, yelling and screaming. I've been at peace and prepared, since 911. I'm glad that it took 20 years! Wish this wasn't coming, but it is... Good luck

[@spockrising3208]

Thing that blows my mind about the city dwellers is no one looks you in the eye. When you wave, people look at you like ya have a second head. When they move out here, they are extra confrontational. Like they expect a fight. Not all of course, I have some good city dweller buddies. Nothing makes me smile more than a city dweller who finds their connection to nature. Its like being reborn for some.

[@EdwinHallowsBlaque]

@@DMF716 thank you, it’s honestly so much better. I’m doing my best to be as self reliant as possible. I’m happy to hear you’re already prepped and ready. Definitely agree, it sucks this is happening, but I’m glad more and more people are waking up to it.

[@Alexeigrigoriev54]

Well done for moving man, I guess it was the wake up call you needed to pick up the phone 👍👍

[@debmccafferty1007]

I'm in DelCo. Sorry about Lancaster...used to be great.

[@amandadelport4016]

Shalom from South Africa 🇿🇦 It's across the world, even here people are getting out the cities!!!

[@zwatwashdc]

What do you mean ‘even’ in South Africa, I understand things are already very bad there.

[@amandadelport4016]

@@zwatwashdc We have the ANC Ruling party in government that's STOLEN EVERYTHING, (I MEAN EVERYTHING, EVERY SOURCE OF FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS ARE BANKRUPT)!!! THE DA PARTY AND THE EFF PARTY ARE IN~CAHOODS WITH THEM AND SOLD OUT TO CHINA... THE ""ONE"" LAST THING LEFT THAT THEY NOW AFTER 27 YEARS OF THIEVERY WANT TO TAKE FROM THE WHITE PEOPLE ARE OUR LAND WITHOUT COMPENSATION. 😬😬😬 SO FOR THE LAST 8 YEARS US THE WHITE PEOPLE HAVE BEEN FORMING HUNDREDS OF SELLS UNDERGROUND, GROUPING AND TRAINING, PREPPING AND ESPECIALLY THE LAST 2 YEARS WE GETTING OUT OF THE CITIES INTO SELECTED ARIA'S WHERE WE ARE BUILDING TEMPORARY ACCOMMODATION AND GETTING READY FOR CIVIL WAR THAT'S NOW ONLY MONTH'S OR WEEKS AWAY. WOMAN, CHILDREN FAMILIES AND FRIENDS HAVING EACH OTHER'S BACKS NOT ON A DAILY BASE BUT ON A HOURLY BASE..... WITH ALL THE BILLIONS OF DOLLARS GIVEN TO SOUTH AFRICA FOR COVID RELIEVE FUNDS FOR BUSINESSES, AND GRANT'S, ""NOT ONE SENT"" WAS GIVEN OR ALLOCATED to WHITE PEOPLE... US THE WHITE MINORITY GROUP HELPED EACH OTHER WITH FEEDING SCHEME'S AND SOUP KITCHENS.... THE WORST IS OUR FARMER'S THAT'S BEEN BRUTALLY MURDERED , TORTURED, WOMAN AND CHILDREN RAPED AND KILLED!!!! THE WORLD HAS NO IDEA WHAT THE TRUTH IS ABOUT SOUTH AFRICA WHITE PEOPLE SUFFERING....

[@fruitsarelife148]

@@amandadelport4016 You better leave Africa as soon as possible. The world is changing. The west is falling.

[@missshaw3248]

@@amandadelport4016 how much are you getting paid to spread this kind of propaganda? Shame on you woman.

[@toriwori6308]

@@amandadelport4016 so dumb

[@Nofretari]

I know my family is preparing our homestead. We are making the garden larger and lower maintenance. We are also finishing our low tech outdoor kitchen. Next the greenhouse and outdoor bathhouse.

[@thyslop1737]

How great. What a plan.

[@keralee]

Permaculture food forest...start now and that will become as low maintenance as it gets after it gets established (3-4 years). Mine is 11 years old now and just grows food even if I ignore it

[@theimperialist2686]

Well said Bjorn, this is why I've been looking at ways to be self sustainable. Living out of the city for one.

[@lenalarsson6310]

Absolutely leave the cities - yesterday!

[@AnAlbertaGirlAtHeart]

Both my parents were children in Holland during WW2. They taught us many things about how quickly things become desperate. My dad’s family in the city, almost starved to death. My moms family on a farm. Their farm supported the local Dr and many city people came begging for food. My grandmother kept a barrel of wheat at the door and would give a scoop to anyone who asked. People offered their valuables, jewelry and art to pay. She never accepted but she said her neighbors closets were full. My moms family also hid ally soldiers, Jews and cared for German soldiers who were merely frightened young boys. It’s interesting to hear you talking about this in a secular perspective, I am a fundamentalist Christian and the Bible says in these days we are to leave the cities. I’m very blessed and grateful to be in rural Alberta

[@jfilm7466]

S knowledge gone.

[@jfilm7466]

Young People don't understand what it was like growing up after the war. That is why "they are trying to get rid of "old white people" because we have the knowledge to survive and thrive, plus fight for our lives. "They" want this gone.

[@AnAlbertaGirlAtHeart]

J Film they want the knowledge of how it all happened gone as well

[@kathleankeesler1639]

Thank you from a Food Bank volunteer located in Olympia Washington USA. Food insecurity is a reality here.

[@dorayantz3649]

I agree with you bro. Living in the countryside is better than living in the big city these days. I still remember the chaos of panic buying during the first Lockdown in 2020. Some people don't even have a chance to buy. Like, money is meaningless for some reason when there's no food to buy. Blessings from Borneo. 🙏😔❤

[@bobmalibaliyahmarley1551]

Escape from New York is not going to be just the title of a movie anymore.

[@simplyabah]

It's beginning to look like Tom Clancy's The Division in such a short amount of time.

[@EphemeralProductions]

and it's gddamn unfair.

[@НемањаКостић-ц2я]

Call me Big Apple.

[@daveufirst]

Should not use God's name in vain.

[@heidimisfeldt5685]

@@daveufirst I agree. It always bothers me too.

[@willd3rbeast]

I left the city 6 months ago and now live in a house on a small cul de sac In a forest. Best decision I made for my family, we are so happy now.

[@dianemonaco3296]

You're very blessed

[@GeorgeOrwell-yz6zx]

We live in a small city. I think we will be ok. Living in a small town may be safer but maybe not

[@tripzville7569]

You made the right decision my unknown friend.

[@tomill1085]

@Hopa Mitică this is the plan for so many years. Set the entire population in an expensive box home so you can control them with electricity, water, bills and food.

[@ramonamontayne8156]

My family wants me out of Los Angeles as soon as I complete something that must be finished. We all have a "bad" feeling about something terrible happening in metropolitan areas.... we just don't know what "it" is. I will be leaving. It is kind of strange that this video "showed" up as I was wrestling with my decision to leave....

[@sandrajohnson9926]

Find Jesus, get out as soon as you can, Ramona. God bless.

[@ramonamontayne8156]

@@sandrajohnson9926 Thank you so much for the blessing Sandra 🙏 I believe Jesus is my savior and I am humbled by his love and guidance. May he bless you and your family 💜💜💜

[@pelagmon5325]

There is a christian prophesy that part of the west coast of the usa will sink. That even Phoenix Arizona will become a port. Take that into concideration.This prophesy is from elder Ephraim from St.Antony's Greek Orthodox Monastery (Florence, Arizona). What exactly he said is that "there is going to become a port near his monastery". Find it in the map.

[@gohawks3571]

@@pelagmon5325 Is that why God moved me to AZ? How did I get here anyway... Fell way down a rabbit hole.....

[@tryingtosurvive451]

I had a dream that there was a big earthquake. Ground fell apart There was lava and then water. I live in California

[@nichellepeters5195]

Yes Bjorn please do a video on what we need in a bug out bag the most essential items. it will be most appreciated and how to stay warm and dry in wet weather and what tools are needed for cooking, hiking, first aid kits, etc. Thank you.

[@rebekahsebring-waidelich7538]

Thank you!"You are completely correct!"👍 people need to hear this! God-bless you my brother!💙🇺🇸

[@NarrowboatWill]

I bought a narrowboat and sold my flat in the city. I had this overwhelming urge to be mobile. I gave up work. Now I can move around. I have solar and a big water tank. I did all this before covid. It's strange. I had a good job and a lovely flat but this urge I had was strong.

[@TheRousler]

I lived in London for 7 years. I came to hate it and had a feeling of claustrophobia. Resigned, sold my house and now live in a farmhouse in Brittany. The only things I miss are an English pub and the beer...but eben the beer is mow in the supermarkets and Irish pubs less than an hour away if I want to watch the rugby.

[@anonymous_bot_bot]

With you Will. Did similar but stayed on the ground and in the woodlands.

[@anamleech7340]

Noah's arc comes to mind

[@davidm1149]

By the time people realize there is a problem, its already too late.

[@justinamusyoka4986]

True,because we think covid 19 is ending the next day,keeps shifting goalposts till like about 3 years.

[@yvesgingras1475]

I use to live in montreal. When I first heard of the lockdown I move away, now I live in a small city, near countryside, in fact 5 min in foot and Im in a forest!

[@luluparl1245]

👍

[@DizzzyKipper]

In the US the saying is "it's one pay check away from being Homeless."

[@valwillman185]

SOOOOOO TRUE!!🙏🙁🇺🇸

[@bekabeka71]

Feel sorry for you guys out there working as slaves for nothing

[@ArchimedeanEye]

Don't they know how to save money? Lazy is all

[@DizzzyKipper]

@@ArchimedeanEye Some of it could be ignorance. I don't think lazy.I am talking about working class.

[@ArchimedeanEye]

@@DizzzyKipper Working class can save money.. they are working.

[@earthlytable]

I grew up in the city and in my early 20s moved to the mountains. Best thing I ever did. And all my city friends said i was crazy.

[@helenleggett337]

I know it’s difficult but could you be a bit more specific and clear about the reasons why we should leave the cities.

[@jordansilver4629]

@@helenleggett337 look who’s in charge. Enough reason for me.

[@mrnobody5381]

Everyone is leaving the cities, and buying up everything in there path in the country side. They are calling these city people the "Golden horde". My property value is up 100 percent. Its not good, these people are completely different culture wise.

[@sunsioux444]

It’s troubling that someone like Bill Gates is buying up a lot of the farmland in America

[@mrnobody5381]

@@sunsioux444 The amount of farmland he has is really a small percentage of our farms. i am not worried about gates buying land, more worried about these big city liberals pricing the regular people out of the countryside. how can a regular person in the country afford a home that costs twice as much. Also, these liberals will vote.

[@mrnobody5381]

@BWRJR Just My Thoughts When that happens then well, how does gates guard his stuff and how does he get it to the plants for production? Many things could happen, fires, train derailments, etc. Gates can go ahead and shut down the meat industry, the local farms around me are fine. get your food local and let all the libtards eat the gmo soy crap. shit i grow alot of my own food and what i don't i can go to the neighbors for.

[@Fish-yr7vv]

City people can eat 💩. F'ing 🤡 people from the city, hate em.

[@rkow8508]

Next they will try to change your life. They bring their ignorant ideas with them. Most don't have the skills to make it in the country.

[@bettyh7310]

There is nowhere to run nor nowhere to hide from the wrath of the ALMIGHTY. So with man, it is impossible but with help from above all things are possible. We stay in the city because currently there are more supplies in the city.

[@sleeexs]

@breathingsunshine lol

[@philfoster4298]

Supplies of what? My daughter sent me pictures of bare store shelves in NYC at the start of the pandemic. It looked like Venezuela. At same time in rural America shelves were full except for toilet paper.

[@havanaroad2750]

Many people complaining but no one fighting

[@sleeexs]

@@havanaroad2750 Move away from cities if you can, only free places

[@devotionalnonduality4220]

@@havanaroad2750 Sadly correct. I am ready to roll but hoping others will grow a pair and a spine so i do not die in vain and leave my children fatherless. But I will never comply and will continue to stand my ground and it may very well come to a fruitless gun battle on my part if no one else stands up!

[@maggiepennington5583]

The world needs men like you! A person could learn a lot listening to you! Thank you for sharing what you know!

[@penelopepenobscot4475]

We got out of the city 20 years ago, moving to a farm 50 miles from the nearest city. The orchard we planted is finally paying off, the gardens do well and we have a small flock of chickens to provide us with eggs. Meat rabbits are next on the list as well as a couple of feeder pigs. Our pond is stocked with 4 types of fish.

[@kingdavid9252]

I was telling people that the mental health crisis in NYC is really a hunger crisis. I keep asking people how long can u go without food before u mental. They want to give people drugs to fix it instead of a place to live and a meal to eat.

[@rv292]

Don't ask them, they don't know. Do the research, then share your findings with them. They then will look for food, rather than the usual drug support they are given. You might be the only one looking into this from the nutrition angle, keep going.

[@kingdavid9252]

@@rv292 great advice. Thank you.

[@yeyeaset5896]

😭

[@southernmissy75]

Amen

[@MatimoreAgain]

🤣The soup kitchens in NYC hand out food from 5 star restaurants and when they actually cook the food is pretty amazing. Many homeless people are mentally ill who have a big distrust of institutions. The drug users are in shelters and many are untreatable and should technically be in prison.

[@Lotsoflife2live]

I've been meaning to touch base with your channel and today's my lucky day! You are speaking calmly but rationally and I have been aware of this for many years. My dearest friend has a cabin (no running water but woodstore and we made an inside sawdust toilet) using the outhouse for "dense material", so we have a place on the water/woods in the summer (we live in the extreme north of the US). Even if what we all feel is coming does not happen, it is still such good advise to at least have a bugout bag for any type of emergency...floods, earthquakes (we have those) etc. With the govn't controls getting more and more like the 1930s and 1984, your message to be prepared to leave is probably running through many minds. We should not be afraid (as fear stifles rational thought) but being AWARE & OBSERVANT is always a good idea. We need to be thinking and listening to our inner voice of intuition, which is what I feel you are doing...paying attention to the outside world but also listening to that still, small inner voice. I try to remind myself all day long to put my trust in my "higher power" (which I still call God) and have faith in humanity but not close my mind to the reality of the world. Thank you so very much for your strength and courage to voice your personal truth. It is so very important and you are setting an excellent example.

[@marialamb6781]

You are a patient kind but firm teacher regarding your dog. ❤️ You care and you want your dog to feel comfortable being protected from the elements. Your dog is a good student also. 👍🏼

[@クルックシャンクバド]

Yes. When people lose everything and have nothing left to lose, they "lose it."

[@invisibletosociety8338]

They go bonkers

[@HellcatMad]

Absolutely. Many of us are there already, but we are not criminals yet. With the new gun laws millions will be future felons tho.

[@invisibletosociety8338]

@@HellcatMad I agree, they will legislate us into poverty.

[@クルックシャンクバド]

@@HellcatMad So true. It's called the criminal justice system for a reason. It was developed by criminals for criminals, and only criminals get any justice. If we can't beat them, we might as well join them.

[@mgtowski395]

Gerald Celente always says this. I believe it.

[@jojomccarthy8345]

I have been planning an escape path for awhile. I am at the point of creating hidden/buried food and supply caches, because it might save someone's lives, even if not my own.

[@yolandamartel9737]

I'm from Canary islands and here you seat on bus the next person sitting to you will speak like he/she knows you all life

[@vic2e652]

How lovley .. we need more of that .

[@daleval2182]

I live in small town now too, its like that here,

[@hasnaa11136]

@Yolanda Martel Nice 😀 On which island do you live?

[@penyarol83]

@@daleval2182 where do you live?

[@daleval2182]

@@penyarol83 Maritime Canada

[@townbythetown]

I left the woods of northern Norway and moved back to Oslo. In two weeks I had two bicycles of mine burglarized, had to break up a group of five “youths” beating up a girl, and have been threatened by roving teenage migrant gangs twice so far. They have the run of the place. It wasn’t like this here two years ago.

[@TrangDB9]

You know what you gotta do then (where to go), don't you? ;)

[@jackoconnor6797]

Let me guess where the youths originally came from...

[@Talvekuningas]

how did you managed to break up group of 5 ?

[@townbythetown]

@@Talvekuningas I suppose it was the commotion I caused that stopped it more than me being physically imposing. Lost my shit, was yelling and pulling the guys off of her. By that time two more people came and I guess the attackers realized it was in their best interest to scatter. More bizarre than anything I’ve ever witnessed. Broad daylight

[@townbythetown]

@@TrangDB9 where’s that?

[@Synistercrayon]

It's going down now and we are all here to see it. Much love and good luck to all. Adaptability will be your greatest asset.

[@larimac585]

Three of the most important and essential things you need that cannot be put into your leaving pack: 1. Knowledge of how to find, harvest, and transport water. 2. The words of Life and Light committed to mind and heart, and the discernment of using that knowledge. 3. Prepare and commit your soul to our Creator, for we all shall pass at some time.

[@trenamartin7714]

Agree. We have a foraging guide and water filtration straws for 100,000 gals each. Should help till we figure it out. Be well 🤗

[@lavonneschultz9426]

Thank You for your “humble honesty”! I can hear and see that you care and I appreciate that you don’t put on some dramatic show for attention. God bless 🙏🏻

[@stevenwalshe1166]

"When the chips are down, these civilized people will eat each other" - The Joker

[@boerbeun]

Oh man. Movie references are the best. Once you start to pull your head out of the hypnoses: neo pulling the plug from his head in The Matrix. Obi wan to anakin: "be mindfull of your thoughts anakin, fear, anger, greed and hate lead to the darkside and there is only pain and suffering in there"

[@AdamiIAm]

The "Twisted (non human) Fucks" will eat humans when the chips are down, or up ; doesn't matter.

[@timeallen6900]

Oh that will be a freak show for sure, your right.

[@boerbeun]

@Snafu Void thanks, very kind. Do you also like/watch star wars?

[@boerbeun]

@Snafu Void Cool, i`d like to think that i finally understand what Star Wars is about. There is a program that is written in everybody`s mind. The abillity to see that or recognize that is The Force. You can use that knowledge for the Light or the Dark side. Hence the comment of obi wan towards anakin. in the last 3 films, since disney took over, that entire concept has dissapeared and being turned into a action movie like all others. causing fans to outrage as this is not what they were into. how did you watch the star wars main message?

[@everydaypatriot1083]

Well said, brother Bjorn. Stay safe and be well.

[@damiens6465]

Refreshing to hear a man not being hysterical.

[@kookietherapy9398]

😄😃😄😃😄😃😄😃😄

[@chobers5659]

Would you still watch his videos if he was hysterical?

[@damiens6465]

@@chobers5659 I respect him because he’s informed and calm. I believe men should never act hysterically. So no I would not. We have enough of that already

[@HellcatMad]

He is so laid back, coz he never lived in a large city. Lol

[@paceflchick]

My man is non hysterical, I have that covered. 😁

[@ninaarama9313]

Excellent advice, I’ve been talking to family/ friends about getting out of the city for years but unfortunately it falls on deaf ears. 🙏🏽