Don’t Move Overseas Until This Happens

[@intercraftpty7791]

I'm now living in Indonesia and it is a fraction of the cost from my birthplace Australia, but more importantly the welcomeness and respect the the people bestow onto me is priceless, yes cost of living and doing business is essential but to be welcomed within a community is a honor

[@joeblow9126]

I visited Aus 9 years ago I stayed 2 days Never again

[@TheDruzza]

Business is hard over there though?

[@MarcLarsson-b8l]

What are the best Indonesian cities to live in?

[@monicasar172]

Cambodia has so much to offer. Friendly people, great ancient temples, fresh air-no pollution, nice laid back country style living, free markets, easy citizenship, low cost of living, less government control, tax free, etc. I ❤ Cambodia.

[@ft.totten2569]

You’re dropping gems Andrew. Thank you for keeping us ahead of the curve.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you.

[@veritasmenscounselling]

​@@nomadcapitalistthanks Andrew, love your content, and I've used tons of your ideas. Hopefully I'll one day have enough money to pay for your service lol

[@acajudi100]

I moved from the USA at 79 to Queretaro, Mexico on 11-2-2021, due to the deadly crimes and the expensive rents, utilities, food etc. I am on a pension, so I could not afford to stay n the USA, where I was born and raised. My pension goes farther here in Mexico. The city is safe, clean and beautiful.

[@zeemc2751]

I am thinking about several countries, to move to. I have to do more research first.

[@joeblow9126]

I bought 5 apartments in Bishkek kyrgyzstan I live in one and rent out the other 4 I get total About 800 dollars usd a month That's over twice the average salary So it's enough to live on I budget 400 a month for expenses Here no home owners Association No property tax no need insurance Electric water garbage cleaning fee Is about 10 dollars a month Low crime peaceful clean Very cheap

[@joeblow9126]

@@TheMrPorter hey Alex I was planning to retire in.philippines But too many restrictions to enter last year. So I searched around and kyrgyzstan was open Wow the place blows philippines out of the water Low crime much cheaper peaceful clean quiet immigration etc I could go on When I transfer money via western union they still ask " to the base or country " I say the base closed 8 years ago . You can have the desperate filipinas I'll take the low taxes and healthy food

[@KK-sg5gl]

@@joeblow9126, stop using western Union! Get into crypto. You could even just use stable coins or buy/sell immediately if you can’t stomach the volatility.

[@felixxia3604]

@@joeblow9126 do people speak english there?

[@joeblow9126]

@@felixxia3604 many do The young Some better than me 😆 But it's easy to learn I get by 100 percent no.problem

[@jack7052013]

Wow that’s super interesting

[@FactsMatter]

I really respect your approach in this video, Andrew. It’s fair minded, generous and selfless. The world needs much more of that these days.

[@robstone4537]

"Until the pain of doing nothing exceeds the pain of doing something" is so true. People are resistant to change, any small change moves them outside their comfort zone and they don't like it. People become wealthy by being able to overcome this resistance.

[@matthawksworth]

"I had to undergo a lot of pain" -great encouragement for me now as I work on my first business, so true.

[@veritasmenscounselling]

Keep going hard. In fact, go harder.

[@Tamar-sz8ox]

Our daughter is in graduate school in Switzerland 🇨🇭 for a fraction of the cost , compared to the USA 🇺🇸! It’s unbelievable ! # Go where you’re treated best.

[@HunkyMan777]

Germany has free university education if you move to live there. Same for Norway

[@azdbuk]

I so wish I would have known about this when I was college aged many moons ago, at the time, my birth country provided super affordable higher ed. as compared to US, I paid and still pay 10x the cost. I got a decent ed. and love my college and friends from there, but from a return on investment point of view, and maybe a "broadened horizons" pov, I missed the boat.

[@emanuelriquelme1133]

@@HunkyMan777 education in Germany is trash though, just like everywhere.

[@lonalxaia]

@@HunkyMan777 not Germany.

[@37tara]

❤

[@greedyrumpirate6697]

"Live in a world of sanity." Very well stated.

[@sharonb3883]

I've been watching/listening to you, Andrew, for many months now and really appreciate this channel. Thank you for all you do! I am far from wealthy, but have been enjoying a nomadic life for five years. Going to check out some of the places you have mentioned over the next few months for possible residence.

[@mp38111]

Serbia is a place to be!!!! The most humble, safe and normal country in Europe!

[@vasilisa1111]

Agree, safe, low cost of living and beautiful nature

[@ling636]

But then you have to be around serbs….

[@intellectualgladiata]

It's no romance novel for me. Packing our bags while I watch this video for our first trip out of prison Australia tomorrow for a reconnaissance trip to Eastern Europe. Come the end of next year it will be a one way ticket out.

[@flick4196]

Hi. Aussie too wanting same. I've done a fair bit of research so wondering where you decided upon. If ok to ask. Ta.

[@intellectualgladiata]

@@flick4196, heading to Montenegro to spend a bit over a month to see if it's a place we can be happy for 3-6 months of the year. Approaching it with a complete open mind but would be surprised if we don't love it enough to commit to buying a property while we are there.

[@tylerw1892]

Check out Albania.

[@intellectualgladiata]

@@tylerw1892, we'll only be spending about half a day traveling through Albania on this trip on the way to see Lake Ohrid in Macedonia. Heard some great things about Albania so will definitely be devoting some time to seeing a lot more of Albania in the future.

[@davidmann5502]

Hi. Hope you enjoy! I’m an Australian moving to the Bahamas in a couple of months time! Can’t wait to get out of here.

[@7dennis123]

The most interesting man on KZbin IMHO. Went Thailand last year and returning shortly. I may not ever be a client but Andrew gets my state of mind. I have enough to leave and am sick of the wokism and either party A or B. Love Chaing Mai. Love Da Nang.

[@KenAndersonDelaware]

Excellent, honest presentation. Everyone should have this information way before they need it. When you realize you need to do something, most people will also have that epiphany, and it will be so much more difficult.

[@whiterabit09]

Im not wealthy, the first benefit for me moving off shore, even if only a few years is to stretch my savings in western currency, for more time with cheaper living expenses, living in beautiful countries and exploring the world... Working occasionally to prolong the adventure.

[@expeditionconfidential8853]

All I dream about is moving abroad. My free time is reading books/blogs/magz on the topic, or watching KZbin on the topic. We (hubby & I) have our meeting with an immigration lawyer in a couple days and I can't sleep from bursting with fruit flavor over the excitement. What's the definition of MORE than committed?!

[@oracleoflight13]

Thank you Andrew. I recently discovered I was more attached to my country than I thought and its comfort made it difficult to move. However after recent events it's hard to know if a new Corona type of situation will happen again and escalate even more. If that were to happen I would regret not having made preparations for an exit plan.

[@cathihargaden1608]

If

[@pvmoore1154]

If?

[@SeanReeves-y7d]

Given what I know right now, and my loss of faith in the USA due to recent events. I regret not watching and not knowing the information that you provided since your channel first came out. While it will likely be harder for me and other non-wealthy folks to get out of the Western matrix, your channel and videos have given me hope and inspiration to make the changes I need to change when nothing else has.

[@DanielCPhillips]

Andrew, I think that by making it clear up front about who you want to work with, ( multi-millionaire business people) that telling people not to watch your videos unless they are motivated enough to do something before talking to you or your team, is actually redundant. Most people on YT will not be 7 or 8 figure entrepreneurs, ready to cut ties with their country of birth / citizenship yet - and while many may be on their way to getting there - for most, that is serious hard work and commitment in itself. AT the same time If someone has gone to the effort of seeking you out, and are watching your videos - they are already suffering and feeling discomfort. If they are in any way entrepreneurial, you can bet they are in the process of becoming sufficiently disenchanted with their current circumstances, and motivated to take action. You make it very, very clear about the levels of commitment required , the levels of financial investment needed, and it makes sense that many countries only want to attract people with wealth. If people making enquiries, are not ready to pull the trigger yet, but are moving in the direction of doing so - all you need to do is just stay clear about " This is where you are, this is where you want to go - this is what is needed" - and encourage people to go close that gap, then after they have these things in place, you are in a position to work with them! I agree that it is not your job to motivate people to do what is in their own interest. At the same time - I would respectfully suggest that you are making something already challenging on a lot of levels, actually seem even more bleak and difficult . At a time when a lot of the world has done the whole bleak thing to death. As an Aussie, I can tell you that after the whole Covid-19 lock-down fiasco, many, many Australians are feeling that you cannot trust either side of politics here, so we are collectively not "only an election away from things being sweetness and light". It is hard to even consider sweetness and light when your choices at the ballot box are between bloody awful and truly ghastly, and that over the last few years, they have collectively worked pretty much as the two sides of the same rotten coin. I personally have friends who have already sold up, packed up, and left who are successful business people with healthy businesses here prior to Covid, who took their businesses and wealth offshore - and I think Australia is much the poorer for their leaving. I fully understand why you would prefer to work with high level wealth individuals from a business point of view. However, I think there is also a seriously large market for your niche that goes beyond that, that Covid and the way governments have been behaving, has created. In the same way that motor cars were originally for the ultra-wealthy - and then Henry Ford found a way to make them accessible to a lot more people, and still make a very healthy profit doing so....There has to be a way for people who have moderate wealth, to go where they are treated best, and to make some serious coin in helping people do it. Just a thought!🤔

[@azdbuk]

Agree for most part. Your last paragraph is interesting. Democratization of principles of agility basically. Interesting on many scales. For me this popped up in my feed a year ago, and I just got hooked, curiosity and some education too.

[@goldenarm2007]

There is lots of advice given in these videos that can be implemented by folks who aren't seven or eight figure people. Just because Nomad Capitalist has that as their threshold for who they will work with, doesn't mean you can't get it done on your own if sufficiently motivated.

[@goldenarm2007]

@@torontovoice1 Depends on your motivation for leaving. If it's primarily taxes then a lower income earner would stay put. But if it's freedom (the peace quotient) then a lower income is not a barrier. As an example it's relatively easy for many folks living in Canada or the US to get a resident permit in a place like Mexico. I have friends who are doing that now. And that is just one of a number of examples.

[@DanielCPhillips]

@@goldenarm2007 I agree - and I would suggest that a lot of Nomads - particularly digital nomads - both can and do. If there is any take away from Covid for most people who work in offices, it is that the commute they used to do to go to the office is largely redundant, and that they can pretty much live and work anywhere there is a sufficiently good internet connection. Particularly when you consider that a very average home or apartment within a half hour or less drive of the Sydney Australia CBD is now the equivalent of approximately a Million USD - a house on the beach at Puerta Vallarta Mexico, or Phuket Thailand, for less money and less living expenses, looks really good. This is in part why I am suggesting that there is perhaps a bigger market than only 7 and 8 figure entrepreneurs, and that perhaps a spin off to cater to that market might be a good idea....

[@DanielCPhillips]

​@@goldenarm2007 @Marvin Fine This is very much my point. If you live in Australia or Canada - your trust in government, if you have been paying attention, has reached an all time low, and your health, wealth and freedom are very much under threat. We are seeing a wave of professional and Olympic level athletes dropping dead, dropping mid match, or dropping out of their professional sports due to pericarditis and myocarditis in increasing numbers here in Australia, and pregnant mothers losing unborn babies, after taking drugs that particularly state governments, with federal government encouragement and assistance, have been trying to effectively make mandatory to take, to have any semblance of a normal life. How the Canadian government has been seizing and shutting down bank accounts, cancelling licences, registrations, and insurance policies, to take away the financial and business lives of people protesting against it in Ottawa is a matter of public record. As is putting Christian pastors in jail for running church services, and continuing to provide charity by feeding and clothing people in need. Similar threats have been made against Australian churches and charities for having the temerity to continue helping people who need it - however there has been serious push back that has stopped the worst excesses of Canadian overreach being replicated here.. The fact that your business can be shut down in a heartbeat by state governments in Australia, at the whims of an unaccountable, un-elected public servant's advice, which is never actually disclosed or discussed, has sent a large percentage of Australian hospitality, entertainment and tourism businesses out of business already. Which is only the tip of the iceberg about how people's freedoms have been abused here. Pregnant women have been arrested in their pyjamas for Facebook posts, criticising state government, and wanting to protest. Grandmothers thrown to the ground by police officers and pepper sprayed on the ground for peacefully protesting at a rally. We were largely under house arrest for months, had limits on how far we could travel in our own cities. We had to tell the government every time we visited anywhere or have an app on their phone tell the government all of your movements. - which was hacked three times in my own home state of NSW alone. Nothing says safety and security, like having criminals know your every move! We have had state borders closed for years preventing travel interstate. Double jabbed provably well people not be able to attend sick relatives who were dying in hospital because they were living in another state, who then needlessly died alone - and then their interstate friends and relatives were not allowed to attend funerals. Fly in, fly out mine workers who had their home and family interstate, were kept captive behind state borders away, from their families for YEARS. Draconian rules that are now in place in the form of 'emergency powers', that turn our country from a western democracy back into an open air prison colony, can all be reinstated in a heartbeat, if some public servants and an Australian state Premier pushes the panic button. The heavy handedness, brutal authoritarianism, and dishonesty of both the Australian and Canadian governments has been on full display now for a while - and does not look like it is about to change any time soon.

[@cougarlove8542]

I love it here in Costa Rica. It is not the cheapest but where I live it is very safe and beautiful. I am going to check out El Salvador as a place to set up an alternative location and possible citizenship. Here getting Residents classification is very easy but citizenship is not right now. Perhaps the new President will change that. One thing I find different here than any other Latin American country is the people. For the most part they are super laid back, Happy and friendlier than anywhere else in the world. It has it's downfalls of course but everywhere has pluses and minuses.

[@cougarlove8542]

@Echo yes he has proven to be an honest leader unlike the rest of the world leaders. Looking at the direction the US is going these countries may soon switch crime numbers making El Salvador much safer than the US.

[@michaelreid8857]

I used to live in Colombia. I would recommend you look at Ecuador and Colombia as well. Much safer in my opinion! Good luck to you!

[@cougarlove8542]

@@michaelreid8857 i have spent allot of time in Columbia. Never been to Ecuador. I like Columbia but the people are not as friendly snd happy as Costa Rica. I don’t know about EL Salvador but I do see positive movement which could lead to it becoming an amazing place for the future.

[@rickchandler2570]

Here in the US we have either Democrat or Republican. Right or Left. Neither is good. For me, doesn't matter who is in power I don't see anyone that is going to do a good job for all American's.

[@rusty9129]

Two wings of the same bird. This 2-party story is the illusion. Ron Paul had great ideas and lessons on freedom and the role of government...they buried him.

[@rejectionistmanifesto8836]

True both want dictatorship but DEMOCRATS want it immediately while REPUBLICANS want to get there gradually.

[@faye5942]

Exactly! They are all same, one big evil group.

[@funicon3689]

the whole government system would need to be replaced for me to regain confidence in the US

[@mrright1068]

Agreed!

[@lonalxaia]

We have a WEF problem.

[@theracer6882]

They should have a multi party system instead of two party system

[@zeemc2751]

The U.S. went down so fast, I don't believe we will stay a superpower country. I don't think the U.S. will ever bounce back.

[@mrright1068]

I can see where regions of the us could break off and have more autonomy then thrive which would be the best case scenario. Given the US history I dont think it happens without bloodshed.

[@MrWaterbugdesign]

I never minded paying taxes when due. I got a lot in return. Plus there are many ways to generate money that is tax free. For the past 15 years I've bought, lived in, fixed up and sold 3 homes collecting tax free cap gain each time. Working on #4 now. This has kept my income near $0...don't even have to file. Plus I get my healthcare 100% covered because of $0 income. Plus a free smartphone and data plan (LifeLine). I am planning to move to Malaysia for fun..

[@racheldodds8837]

Very well said, Andrew. Manage people's expectations because not everyone is meant to be your client. And that's okay. Good question about one election. We left Canada in 2019 with no interest in ever going back, even if one election manages to move the chess piece in a more positive direction.

[@mrpeel3239]

Love the Capi-TEA-list!

[@saladinallah5299]

Great info Andrew, once again. It’s leading the way for me.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Great to hear!

[@alansjf33]

Great way to look at moving over seas. If the results of one election 🗳 changes your view on the country you are in , then you are not really looking to leave your country , you are simply disgruntled. Excellent video.

[@marktevault57]

I'm disgruntled then. LOL Just today I read that 7 states had fraudulent elections in 2020. Better not happen again or we're out!

[@gabesimmonds8421]

I wish I should have watched this channel in 2015. I have lost over $600k for trusting the US system. Last year I found this channel and established a foreign residence which I probably won't regret. Now the next step is establishing a business there.

[@maximizemoney5694]

How’d you loose the 600k if you don’t mind me asking? Real estate stocks etc all sky high since 2015

[@gabesimmonds8421]

@@maximizemoney5694 Judicial corruption. When the judges paid off by the developers. And very few of them are not paid off. And when you are a defendant all suits end up with the same judges. Appeals courts are the same.

[@Milestonemonger]

Wow! I never thought if it that way. Thank you Andrew.

[@nomadcapitalist]

You're very welcome

[@jcbra4771]

Unfortunately 30 years ago I wasn't able to get all that access of information and service. I learned the hard way, bit hey...it's not that complicated to move abroad. Make it wisely tho...

[@ChrisMALUKAI]

next video suggestion: "where should the average income nomad capitalist go to be treated best?" It might be a very interesting topic for most of us followers ;-)

[@Chris-gs7cq]

He has done videos in the past on where he would go if he lost it all and had to live on $1000 per month. Georgia, Colombia, Serbia, Ecuador got a mention I think

[@ericeverson5956]

Excellent well balanced presentation, Andrew. Thank you so much for helping so many people. God bless you, Sir. Peace.

[@theretroman3862]

Thank you yet again! Live long and prosper -\/

[@marxamillion5576]

I DID IT! I left the US ... for Germany, OOPS! I should have hired Nomad Capitalist!

[@jamescapstick916]

why not live on a boat ,it allows one to be mobile when you want ?

[@timhammonds2382]

Love the ROP ☮️Return On Peace Index

[@phillipsefia1132]

Hi Andrew another great video keep up the good work.

[@onelove5218]

Andrew I am with you, but when the IMF cashless CBDC goes in effect. And all fiat central bank currencies go to 0 or negative. My question is how can we travel with our physical GOLD & SILVER? Since that is real wealth, without depending on a 3rd party vault business like Brinks.

[@cryptocrusader6078]

XRP

[@globalpropertyinvestment]

Use crypto, moving vast sums of wealth is quick and relatively simple. Its difficult to carry bars of gold internationally without attracting lots of unwelcome attention lol!

[@julie2673]

This video resonated with me. Good advice!

[@nomadcapitalist]

So glad to hear that.

[@abdulsharif6541]

Great Video

[@Alifeofglory]

Thanks for the info :)

[@tonyn3227]

i agree western countries are becoming dictatorship like , but whats to say the eastern countries will not and Balkan countries too. it seems to me the whole world is changing rapidly under new economic forum which are basically new modern fascism. i amd originally from serbia and have dual citizenship usa and serbian. will go there this summer for few months and see whats going on there and will compare to usa.

[@berean700]

@@tonyn3227 no. It’s spam.

[@JamesTaylor_SKN]

Looking to get the second passport for lower cappex and to live in a warmer, friendlier and free country. Wont spend my whole life there but need options.

[@samtoye503]

I love all the content, thoughts and advice on this channel. However - I’m not in the 7/8 figure salary bracket - but have pertinent questions on moving out in next 4 years to reduce tax, international company set up for new start and protecting / growing a personal pension. Any idea on support chat for those that can’t afford this?

[@owenmccord5078]

You can always reach out to them. Worst they'll do is turn you down.

[@jamesslipsager3889]

I'm in the same boat as you. I'm addicted to this channel but I only make a 6 figure income. I wish there was something out there for us poor folks

[@me2ontube]

do you have a mask n a gun - I got a fast car n there are banks everywhere 😉😁

[@lesleykoenig2041]

You have to listen to the concept, not to the zeros behind his clients’ portfolios. In another video, he compares the costs and the timetable about acquiring residency/citizenship in various locations. Fabulous concept that we not in the yacht club can indeed apply to our individual situations.

[@me2ontube]

@@lesleykoenig2041 finally, someone with half a brain

[@Paul-uu9cg]

Great comments and honestly. I am in the spot where I just don't know. I want to, but I don't understand if it will really benefit me. Sounds all right to follow through and hiring Nomad Capilist,. But will it really benefit me.

[@Evansteven244]

I am going to put a toe in the water 3 months in Lisbon live in Andorra for 3 months etc no taxes and on the move!

[@mrright1068]

Return on peace! very well put. Waiting for the crypto ship to come in and we will be in touch.

[@nooralansare358]

Will the EU suspend visa waiver agreement with Caribbean countries same as VANUATU?

[@jaredpearson1583]

@nomad capitalist, I have been watching/following for a while but I am definitely not a 6 figure earner to utilize your services, but you have inspired me to seek employment in Japan(from the usa). I wonder what you think about countries that require you to renounce other citizenships to gain there citizenship(as is the case with Japan)? Would it be better to pursue permanent residence over citizenship? I wonder if you have thoughts on what considerations to take when trying to make such a decision? Of course taxes and politics, but I wonder if you have other considerations that I might not be thinking of? Is the love of a country, or lack of love a logical consideration?

[@soliel8999]

Capa-TEA-list ☺️😜lol. Love it

[@Musicismylove888]

One election from Rock bottoming.

[@christinedavid007]

Thank you for speaking directly to me. My assets are in gold/silver and will move. I've traveled extensively as an adventure journalist, then as an English Prof. I have also worked for 19 years at Prudential Preferred in the insurance industry. How can I join your team?

[@me2ontube]

I'll answer it for you ... if your vote counted they wouldn't let you do it - answered long before I was born n still holds true

[@pav688]

I don't things will get better

[@brandincampbell752]

Thanks for your hard work. Don't listen to the freeloaders who want everything for free

[@hershock]

I tend to think we’re one election from shit hitting the fan.

[@thinkforyourself9334]

🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@faye5942]

It's already hit the fan. Wake up!

[@JS-jh4cy]

Until you are rich?

[@thestaffrockband]

"Masturbatory fantasy..." - LOL! Classic....love it; perfect description

[@RAFAELLO077]

How to start....

[@leem9287]

I still need to get rich enough to contact you 😂 Hopefully by then Canada is better or I am plan B’ing baby !

[@brap5829]

If you're red pilled the wizard behind the curtain dystopian world can affects greatly at times you rather have some normalcy and truth

[@vsonic86]

wow he went to Cambodia. Khmer Pride! but how do you keep having money to support your traveling? That is the question!

[@zauwee]

Uh, that dude staring at me at min 7:30 threw me off. What’s the context??

[@willadventure4adventures226]

The way the children in charge are acting every thing will irradiated soon . FJB

[@michellezoe1250]

OK... Please forgive me if I sound silly for asking the question but does a second residency allow you to travel and work in another country outside of the second residency country? Eg if you have Panamanian residency can you travel to UK and work? What of for eg Slovakian residency can you work in Germany? What does a second residency actually get you? Just visa free travel? Thank you

[@faustoblanco6722]

everyone should bear in mind that this woman votes and has strong political opinions.

[@jinron24]

I understand what your saying on a more global view on having second passports and second and third tier backup plans and ROI, bur what your seeing now and play out 5 years from now, where do you see which areas of the world are a good bet to invest in, thanks.

[@TommysStreetCorner]

anyone else feel way to poor to be here?

[@Papa-ur3ju]

Talk about india

[@namar4110]

Do you have residences or citizenship on the continent of Africa? Do not include South Africa.

[@brendan1675]

The easiest option that Andrew never talks about is knocking up a local. Fast track to citizenship in most countries.

[@MF-rtard89]

Yeah there's nothing wrong with that air tight plan lol

[@Big_Boss14]

@@MF-rtard89 *lol its sad but that happends A LOT Really.*

[@Heywood.Jablome]

💯 🇬🇪

[@janworbeua7090]

You have more common sense than ten intellectuals that know it all.

[@paynenathan11]

Where does a six figure man starting from scratch what would be the first steps?

[@ThomasStYeng]

Watch a bunch of Andrew's videos. Write down your own plan and start executing it.

[@meinland4439]

Bro, I’m broke as fuck. :(

[@robertspencer5219]

What kind of fantasy, lol?

[@michaelreid8857]

I laugh at the people who hate Biden snd Trudeau, yet we all are better off with them! Open your eyes and consider all factors!

[@michaelreid8857]

@@torontovoice1 yea but he sure beats most of the politicians south of our border. And obviously, enough of our fellow compatriots thought he was doing at least OK. After all, he was again chosen to form a government. I grew up in the US and can tell you. Yes I always want us to strive to better our country. But I will always know which country is Freer, cares more for its People and has a hell of a better quality of life! And Tucker Carlson can shove that, up his Fascist ass!

[@lisas44]

@@torontovoice1 Absolutely. He froze truckers bank accounts, wouldn't even meet with them. Had rent a cops with covered badges and named tags beating non violent protesters. Now is creating state media with no room for dissent from narrative.