The Emerging Market Everyone is Talking About

[@libertarianspirit]

As a person who was born and lived in Uzbekistan for 22 years, and since then lived in four other countries, and eventually became big fan of nomad capitalist, I'm pleasantly surprised to hear about Uzbekistan on this channel!

[@humanbeing6933]

Is it true that no more than 3 people can congregate in any public place there?

[@libertarianspirit]

@@humanbeing6933 I never heard of anything like that

[@albioncareerclub1527]

One side note - Tashkent tops the list of most polluted cities on Earth😢

[@hasinabegum1038]

​@@albioncareerclub1527Nah Dhaka and Lagos are

[@petrsal6856]

You've confused it with the USA.@@humanbeing6933

[@pathslesstrampled9906]

I recently spent several weeks in Uzbekistan. I was deeply impressed by the country! It’s incredibly clean and orderly. Infrastructure seems very good. They have an amazing high-speed cross-country train, the Afrosiyob. Beats the hell out of Amtrak. The capital Tashkent is beautifully laid-out with broad boulevards and leafy residential neighborhoods. It’s a little on the boring side but it has excellent “bones” and just needs a few coffee shops, restaurants etc. and it would be such a great city. I was wandering around in Samarkand, stunned by the cleanliness and beautiful landscaping, and I was wondering why this supposed “third-world country” was so much more pleasant than where I live in Southern California… 🤔

[@todayisyourfuture]

You're welcome!

[@bretth342]

My favorite steakhouse on earth is in Tashkent. Qanotchi. So good

[@ZzXZ636]

And then when all of California moves there and destroys it …. That is the problem with all the good places . Not you my friend , I mean the policies of Cali .

[@peterkolka]

It's post-soviet union, so by definition it would be 2nd world in the first place, not 3rd world

[@ryangreen9770]

Uzbekistan has opened up a lot over the last year. Westerns able to purchase property and live comfortably. Great video.

[@petrsal6856]

and Easterners too.

[@myaopan]

And northerners and Southerners too.

[@marek_aurelius]

You don't own the land in Uzbekistan,you can lease it for 49 years - doesn't matter if you are local or foreign. Lease of the land and related formalities are nightmarish beyond imagination

[@tentimetex]

The problem with this is that it only lasts 5 to 10 years at the most, before political opposition, corrupt or not, takes power and starts to unravel everything that the incumbents had done to ''liberalize'' the county economically to make it attractive. Take Georgia for example: Sakashvilli was not strong enough to make the policies he implemented be sustainable for the long term. This is why Singapore, for example, has quite an authoritarian party in power, because it was the only way for them to make Singapore into what it is today. Had they not been able to hold onto power, other political factions would have started attacking their policies and interference from outside would have ruined everything. Singapore is quite exceptional. Dubai is another example of a strong enough regime which can implement its policies without opposition. A country like Uzbekistan may not have the political will to make this sustainable.

[@hasinabegum1038]

Uzbekistan is very Liberal country by The way

[@hasinabegum1038]

Uzbekistan doesn’t have strong opposition

[@NateB]

Do you think the same fate will come to El Salvador and Argentina?

[@miguelgonzalez6213]

@@NateB El Salvador, yes. Already have too many liberal politicians in this country trying to undo all the cleanup that Bukele did by incarcerating all the gang members to make his country livable to the residents.

[@stick7646]

This. Basically always have to be on the move to get away from the downfall.

[@kennethkilpatrick3758]

I spent 2 months in Georgia, 1 month in Kazakhstan, 3 months in Kyrgyzstan, and one month in Ukraine in 2018. I like Georgia but developed a fondness for Kyrgyzstan. Wanted to go to Uzbekistan but it required some hoops to jump through and I was running out of time. If it's much easier to get in now I may go back. But there's something to be concerned about. While in Osh, Kyrgyzstan there was a group of Muslim extremists who murdered a group of international cyclists in next door Tajikistan. I found most of the people in the country to be wonderful but if you're going to live in or visit the region be mindful that there are people in the region who aren't thrilled to see non Muslim Westerners. But most are very welcoming and very pro American in my experience.

[@hasinabegum1038]

Kazakhstan is Very secular and liberal

[@pinetworkminer8377]

@@hasinabegum1038 Do you think Kazakhstan has a better future than Uzbekistan? Or is it the other way?

[@hasinabegum1038]

​@@pinetworkminer8377Kazakhstan is already quite rich with GDP par capita about 14,000 they got large oil reserves.Uzbekistan is growing fast but still poor with Only 3200 GDP par capita

[@joebidet2050]

​@@pinetworkminer8377 I prefer uzbekistan over Kazakhstan But kyrgyzstan is best

[@pinetworkminer8377]

@@joebidet2050 What makes you say those things?

[@hasinabegum1038]

Uzbekistan got great weather,liberal and Friendly people and very safe country

[@vz5835]

Great weather 😅

[@hasinabegum1038]

@@vz5835Yes.Far away from sea and humidity.Dry Weather but not too hot

[@ivanov83]

Central Asia is a very underestimated region in my opinion. It has a huge growth potential, but a lot of people don’t take it serious. It has a good human capital, people are awesome, kind hearted, hardworking, educated, there is almost zero crime level. I used to live there a little bit and I personally love Uzbekistan and its nice people. I wish the best future and prosperity for them. Unfortunately there are naturally some problems there, still quite a lot to be honest. It probably wasn’t a great idea to make business there in the 1990-s and 2000-s, just read the stories about foreign companies who set up their business, huge manufacturings, and then got everything taken away from them anf thrown away from the country in 24h. But a lot of things had changed since. It is clearly seen that they want to change, they move to change. Now it is a quickly developing country and it is great. They are very good people and I hope they will make their way to success

[@hasinabegum1038]

Under current president uzbekistan has seen rapid social and economic transformation

[@bretth342]

I spend about 6 months each year in Tashkent overseeing my firm's investments in Uzbekistan. Love that country and what it's doing and the people and the food are the absolute best

[@fredyuldashev]

Born in UZB but raised mainly in US. Making my way back to Central Asia , looking to establish myself in UZB and KAZ. Countries are safe there is a whole lot of activity for kids and development. I see some negative comments that are generalizing the economic climate of the country. It all comes down to the idividual. What your personal needs are....i've spent 4-5 months in UZB in KAZ and just flew into US again, and oh my what a difference. Going back to Central Asia shortly :)

[@DidiGrooves]

Places like Uzbekistan are great for me - as someone who speaks Russian. They have their own language but still the Russiasphere influence applies, both language-wise and culturally.

[@LeadLeftLeon]

Russia’s South America

[@DidiGrooves]

@@LeadLeftLeon kind of but not really.

[@mumbairay]

Will get invaded and levelled in next 8yrs Watch

[@vg7985]

I wonder if woman can move there on her own.

[@hasinabegum1038]

@@vg7985why Not

[@MDavidoff]

I was born in Tashkent, Uzbekistan and for a while it was not the best place to invest due to geopolitical factors. However, today it seems like UZ is trying to become the Switzerland of Central Asia.

[@hasinabegum1038]

Nothing geopolitical about uzbekistan

[@adamant_27]

Andrew, I am following you for a few months now, I joined the waiting list to participate in Nomad Capitalist Live 2024 a week ago and I would never expect you making a video about my country of origin. I am from Uzbekistan. Yes, the new government is doing a lot to bring investments to the country and build a global brand, but they make a lot of mistakes along the way. There a lot of good things about where the country is headed and also a lot of bad decisions being made. Let's see where it goes.

[@NateB]

Do you think it will last?😊

[@petrsal6856]

Take me with you.

[@adamant_27]

@@NateB personally, I am skeptical of that. The biggest problem being a corruption and 19th century mentality of most people (including those in local business and government). That’s the reason I left. But I am keeping an eye on what’s happening there, hopefully I am wrong and Uzbekistan will truly becomes the next big thing…

[@bgaripov]

I have remote employees out of Uzbekistan, and occasionally I’m considering to moving back there or setting up a second residence in Tashkent. Though some of the changes in sociopolitical conditions raise caution (some push to more religious society), the economic situation has improved dramatically and it’s definitely a great place to be. Also, corruption being accessible to all levels of society, helps to even the playfield and overcome their bureaucratic obstacles.

[@TheMichaelMove]

Keeping the nomad in capitalist. Don’t get too comfortable anywhere. Things change.

[@87solarsky]

Why make things complicated? Just become a nomad.

[@NateB]

😢

[@shadr8994]

I'm willing to go to Uzbekistan just for the Uzbek Pilaf. The best tasting food there is.

[@cO0os]

Plov 👍🫡

[@bretth342]

Don't sleep on the tuxum barak

[@feruzusmanov7729]

​@@cO0os it's actually "palov" or "osh". "Plov" is a Russian word for it, not the actual name of the dish.

[@Evansteven244]

Uzbekistan you stumped me,I got to go to a map to find that one? We went to Andorra on your recommendation loved it now we will check on Uzbekistan lol

[@bretth342]

Tashkent is absolutely incredible. Qanotchi and Faze are two of the greatest steakhouses you'll ever find anywhere in the world

[@loscocolisos]

One good speaker for your Nomad Capitalist Live event would be the current Argentina's president Javier Milei. He is an economist and now healing a country that went almost bankrupt Love your videos!!!

[@voice.of.reason]

Its going to take more than a few years to turn that country around! And it could have to go bankrupt first

[@mo1997pj]

Looking into Argentina but cautious because of regulations and taxes. Keeping my eye on it and hoping for good changes. I hesitant about Uzbekistan because of politics, but also interesting on changes coming

[@EM-wd8wq]

GO WHERE YOU ARE TREATED BEST For me , it's like a proverb, that should have been in the bible For me, it's implies that your life is your responsibility, and that there are pastures outside that you have to go to , to get the nourishment you need out of life. It also implies detachment, from concepts drummed into your psyche which really don't serve you we hold onto believe and narratives that simply are sh...t The word Go, is an action word and sometimes in life to get any WHERE, you need to leave your luggage which is really your baggage and garbage behind it implies Choice, it's a big world, you can choose to be small if you wish it implies value, there are places where you can bring value to and be rewarded for it I could go on and on, I just love that sentence 0ver the years I found many useful channels on YT Very few matches Nomad Capitalist

[@murfnturf23]

Truer words have never been said.

[@FromTheBiggining]

Wow, I will copy this text and put it on a frame in my wall. Thank you so much for such a great input

[@cozyhomeharmony]

Thany you for making video about my country . I love Uzbekistan ❤

[@travellovers8233]

I love Uzbekistan

[@cdb5662]

Once again NC provides Excellent, actionable intel from on the ground in these markets. Can’t get this level of expertise anywhere else.

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you!

[@mattanderson6672]

Brilliant, thank You Andrew!!

[@МРК-ж2и]

I have been looking forward to your insight about Uzbekistan. Being Uzbekistani, I would welcome you in Tashkent and help you get some networking here.

[@justinmoody7395]

When you say a place to invest? What do you mean? Invest in what exactly? Anyone feel free to chime in with examples. I’m learning

[@shimonnathan7776]

when you say investing- do you mean building or buying a new home, attractive banking laws, building hotels, factories?

[@hasinabegum1038]

Very low corporate tax and improvements in investor protection rights

[@alanbuckingham8788]

I was in Uzbekistan a couple of years ago helping to set up a private English speaking university. There are so many great opportunities to invest although corruption is still a serious concern.

[@BenSlavin]

Start exporting Uzbekistan bread and you’ll be rich! So delicious and can’t be found in the US. 🤤

[@JohnnyGlock-r7e]

They NEED to start exporting Sarbast. I’ve tried everywhere online and can’t find it. Best beer I’ve had in years.

[@FinancialFreedomLifestyle]

Thanks for sharing!!

[@karlweiss7560]

Thanks, I know several very succesful entrepreneurs who are investing in Uzbekistan. Now is the right time to invest when the country is still under the radar.

[@barrbudo]

Uzbekistan, you very nice place!

[@karensibal3314]

Andrew, you've done great videos about Central Asia, this is a very good one about Uzbekistan. Can you do one about South Asia, specifically India? Your perspective would be great: strong economy, English speaking country, seems like a good plan B country.

[@ProvenGrowth]

For investors I recommend KDB Bank Uzbekistan. This bank operates from 1997 and main shareholder is Korean Development Bank. Staff can speak English and it is located in the city center. Tashkent 32, Oybek street.

[@TheWanderingMason]

Ive been watching Morocco and Uzbekistan open up.

[@bretth342]

As soon as Morocco legalizes and regulates the hash market they're gonna be raking it in

[@jamalgreen3056]

Uzbekistan is becoming more attractive because Uzbekistan is getting involved in international trade and Uzbekistan produce a lot there which means things will be cheaper and great for starting your own business.

[@baronbattles4681]

Just as there are countries going the wrong direction, aren’t there a lot that are going in the right direction?

[@bettycooper369]

I love these interesting new diversification videos!! I would LOVE to see a podcast of you and Whitney Webb covering the "doomsday" topics like WEF and how it influences your clients. Thank you NC

[@nomadcapitalist]

Thank you! We have recently talked about How to Avoid Doomsday, you can see the video here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/qIPTdouglLBrr9E

[@bettycooper369]

@@nomadcapitalist already watched :) ty

[@johnmknox]

I want to invest in plov.

[@bretth342]

By buying as much plov as you can carry.

[@Sa7biUK]

Which way to the Qozon brother 😀

[@DF-by7gy]

Great video! Thank you.

[@jhost0311]

How do you invest in TBC bank?

[@stumpysolo]

London stock exchange…

[@jhost0311]

@@stumpysolo do you know if it’s possible from the US?

[@blahizake]

So how does a casual investor, someone with limited crypto and ETFs, invest in Uzbekistan? What are my options?

[@Khaled91]

What do you think about Afghanistan? The country can't get any worse than it already is, so the trajectory can only go up 📈📈. Regardless of what we think of the Taliban, the country is stable, secure & peaceful. First time in decades. With their reforms, is it a country to watch in the next 20 years?

[@hasinabegum1038]

What?

[@petrsal6856]

It will definitely get better there, because the occupiers have recently left.

[@hasinabegum1038]

@@petrsal6856Taliban also occupier

[@pinetworkminer8377]

@@petrsal6856 Only the WESTERN occipiers had left.

[@sammmmmyyyyy]

Yes. Bullish on Afghanistan

[@Uzbek_Student_]

good video 😉

[@homeschooledaroundtheworld4660]

Can you make a video on best markets for female investors?

[@ThomasBoyd-wv7qj]

Awesome.

[@nikosniko7092]

I want in

[@latinmaleaz]

how is the foods in Uzb?

[@JohnnyGlock-r7e]

Very very good.

[@NGC1433]

Don't forget to ask Carlsberg how is it doing business in Uzbekistan. Or Oxus Gold. (Hint: their businesses and property were expropriated as a whole) I loved the people and nature of the country, but my finances are not going anywhere close to that region. I'd rather donate it to charity.

[@eriksyring]

Uzbekistan 🇺🇿 citizenship is not useful. Tashkent was a multinational place - 30 years ago.

[@joebidet2050]

It is if you want to live there permanently

[@jaredt1983]

Can we get an updated video about the Philippines? 🤔

[@joebidet2050]

Why? Ineffective government and judicial system Very corrupt Immigration is a cash cow for government not just to comply with law High taxes Corporate 25% Income 32% Foreigners can't own land Dirty stinky loud lots of beggars including children abject poverty Expensive food Potatoes onions etc 7 times higher than where I live Gasoline high and electricity is 8 times higher than where I live Cooking gas is 6 times higher TB endemic 60 people a day from it Many Mangy dogs some with rabies 15 million Filipinos live abroad and Millions more trying to escape There is a reason for it !

[@MarcaoPT]

Andrew, do you or the investors you know have any concerns about Uzbekistan being potentially one of the gateways used by Russia to bypass its sanctions? If conclusive evidence comes up that support that fact, Uzbekistan may potentially face sanctions as well, which would be very damaging for all investors.

[@darrylknight2675]

Good question

[@maderastuff]

Long as you don't overinvest in Uz, seems like either a moot point or a basic risk of this type of frontier market investing. That risk will always exist in the imaginary future. Equal risk is the usa collapses and BRICs becomes world currency. Devils advocate.

[@islandlife6591]

The whole world does business with Russia except for the West. This is why the sanctions are not working. I don't see how the West can sanction the rest of the world

[@zuhriddinibrohimov9156]

Hey, just come here and you see your life in Uzbekistan

[@islandlife6591]

Uzbekistan is one of the last Frontier markets. Stocks are incredibly cheap with excellent growth potential. The best way to invest there is with the AFC Uzbekistan Fund. I have been invested in this fund since inception.

[@SSRstudio]

Next video will be about Belarus ? )))))

[@CesaresChannel]

Belarus is a superb country ❤️🇧🇾 Real estate prices in Minsk rising fast

[@SSRstudio]

@@CesaresChannelso superb that around 20% of population escaped from it in last 3 years

[@CesaresChannel]

That’s just western propaganda! I live in Minsk. You’re talking about a subject you know zero about 👍🏻

[@SSRstudio]

@@CesaresChannelidiot i was born in Minsk….

[@hasinabegum1038]

Nothing special about Belarus.Belarussian dictator doesn’t care about development

[@atheist63]

Brazil will be great also for the next few years

[@petrsal6856]

And the USA will turn into Brazil in a few years.

[@YogaBlissDance]

Awfully close to Russia no? Quickly read up there are some severe pollution issues in some places...

[@DidiGrooves]

Do you happen to have any videos on where to invest if you leave the USA? I am planning my exit to someplace in SE Asia probably. I leave though, I would then need to close my accounts, any accounts - like, stocks, mutual funds? I am from the EU but living in your former state of AZ and I have a green card. At this point, this country is far gone. At 40, I notice stuff is stacked so I can barely survive - the way out is to relocate and freelance online. The only way to get ahead in the USA is by living with 10 other people and working 3 jobs. I don't even have a family here and I don't want to force myself into a relationship to simply not live in my car. Also, if I see where it's going and if I know I want to leave, why look for anyone? Also, American men are really overworked, they still believe in dumb S like the "American Dream" and are on so many medications due to stress and unhealthy food, that they are dependent on the medical system as early as 40. I need to get the F out but I am not a 7-8-digit millionaire. YET. Just working on basic cash flow. If/when I leave, I will cut 100% of all ties. If I live in Malaysia, for example, I need to see what options they have for stuff like retirement accounts, if I am not going to be eliminating all US accounts.

[@shounnc]

come to Philippines

[@87solarsky]

You're looking for upward socioeconomic mobility. That's not the main focus of this channel.

[@pepper2304]

Get citizenship or residency in turkiye then you're closer to Uzbekistan. There might be risk of the war w Russia spreading there.

[@87solarsky]

@@pepper2304 Yes, the geopolitical risks between Turkey and Russia are only getting worse.

[@privatejets]

Totally agreed with you you said, vietnamese born but live in the states for 18 years here, usa is going to shit

[@pflh2391]

0:08 no way, it's france?? 😮

[@NoorD972]

Uzbekistan has been on my list to move. I’m from US & it’s attractive to me to live there with my American dollars for a good standard of life, it’s a Muslim country, & almost no westerners there. I want to be where the people aren’t 😊

[@hasinabegum1038]

Not very Muslim country

[@bretth342]

​@@hasinabegum1038 secular country but 98% Muslim

[@joebidet2050]

Come to kyrgyzstan More secular 25% non kyrgyz 7% white You don't stick out like other Asian countries

[@bretth342]

@@joebidet2050 Bishkek had the best lagman I've ever had too

[@hasinabegum1038]

@@joebidet2050Islamic revival happening in Kyrgyzstan.Kazakhstan is most modern, secular and Russianized country

[@MMABeijing]

What s wrong with Georgia?

[@voice.of.reason]

Nothing

[@bretth342]

Apart from how bloated you're liable to get eating a boatload of bread nothing.

[@Wealthzilla]

Once a Nomad capitalist called Borat said "This is my country of Kazakhstan. It locate between Tajikistan, and Kyrgyzstan, and a**holes Uzbekistan."

[@hasinabegum1038]

But Kazakhstan is not Between Kyrgyzstan and tajikistan

[@CaliforniaLiving2023]

Uzbekistan is one of the biggest earners of Russia-Ukraine war, people capital and geographical location wise. Many talented young Russian people who were disagree with their country aggressive invasion, as well as they were afraid of the military mobilization, escaped to Uzbekistan (mostly Tashkent). According to the statistics, 318000 Russian citizens have fled to the country and this is only in 2022. They transferred there their businesses, “brought” their brains (lots of young tech professionals), and the country accepted them with open arms. This is one of the reasons Uzbekistan is thriving these days. No one knows how long this will last. They have their own problems (as people have already mentioned below), and those problems didn’t go away, they are still there. When the war is over, many things could change. Will see.

[@joebidet2050]

Ive been saying this for years

[@Johndoe-qn9jr]

God video a follow uo video and more like this please what do u think real estste markets will rice in a year ? Thank you

[@dylan-tl2yx]

New nomad visa south Africa?

[@wildbill6366]

Last year I tried to get a E Visa their website wouldn't work..😂😂😂😂.. not a good sign.

[@bretth342]

There's a knockoff website that looks very similar but is woefully inefficient. I've run into the same issue with Qatar, Kazakhstan, Turkiye, and Azerbaijan

[@marlajacques6947]

I really hope these agricultural projects are going to be organic and GMO free

[@YogaBlissDance]

Lots of horrible pollution in some areas, their sea is poisoned...no thanks.

[@erkintoker5370]

Uzbekistan is going away from russia and getting closer to Europe and Turkey. A good signal for investors.

[@PsijicV]

Waiting for destroying of corruption

[@hasinabegum1038]

Corruption is decreasing and chinese economy has grown fast despite high corruption

[@PsijicV]

@@hasinabegum1038Actually, China sinked 11 places last year in Corruption Perceptions Index and its index is on 2009 year level.

[@MohammedIrfan-wc3zm]

Emailed your office 3 times. No response!!!

[@nomadcapitalist]

Sorry to hear that, please make sure to contact us through this link: nomadcapitalist.com/apply/

[@joebidet2050]

Uzbekistan inexpensive free low taxes great food

[@Lucky13Twice]

Well....their landlocked so no port means I would have no interest.

[@islandlife6591]

Hmmm some of the richest countries in the world are landlocked. such as Switzerland and Luxembourg.

[@petrsal6856]

You can swim in the pool.

[@islandlife6591]

@@petrsal6856 or in the lakes

[@houstonwehaveaproblem4187]

@islandlife6591 Only works in a European context. Subtract Europe from the equation and you find that landlocked countries are usually poorer.

[@islandlife6591]

@@houstonwehaveaproblem4187 Well most of the poorest countries in the world have access to the sea. All I am saying is that it is not a critical factor like it was 1000 or more years ago....

[@murmurha2084]

Ghana..!, next..!?

[@joebidet2050]

My appliances in kyrgyzstan sink ref washing machine all made in uzbekistan

[@Dmitriy_Pivko]

In soviet union Uzbekistan was a main place for cotton produce

[@joebidet2050]

Kyrgyzstan Income tax 10% Corporate tax 10%

[@omarmahfouz5599]

Nigel Farage is someone who you usually should avoid 😂

[@latinmaleaz]

if i marry a woman from Uzb would be allowed to obtain its citizenship and not lose my current citizenship?

[@markcrisp07]

12% tax,,,, that's good. I'd pay that fine

[@0501Talina0501]

when you're country is near rusia, you're in danger. safety is temporary, you never know..

[@6stringssamurai]

Unless the imperial ambitions of Russia are thwarted, I wouldn't dare to invest in any country that is a former member of a Soviet Union.

[@alexanderzhukov4276]

Mongolia may have a tiny population, but is politically more stable in the long run, compared to Uzbekistan.

[@emteiks]

all those countries have major flaw - to close to Russia, with such bully around the corner you can't have any certainty on planning anything

[@voice.of.reason]

On the contrary, I'd rather be close to a well run, low crime, successful economy country than the West which is falling apart culturally, socially and on every other measaure

[@islandlife6591]

Lol, go tell that to Iraq, Afghanistan, Syria, Panama, Vietnam etc.

[@hasinabegum1038]

​@@islandlife6591Syria is at civil war

[@islandlife6591]

@@hasinabegum1038 The US occupies part of Syria, like Putin occupies part of Ukraine.

[@bretth342]

Russia can't fuck with Uzbekistan because that's where all the legitimate Russian money is.

[@drkarmakid]

Are the young people now learning English as a second language? Or is it still Russian?

[@sevinchravshanova4861]

Yes, young people are learning English

[@bretth342]

Uzbek and English. They're in the midst of latinizing their alphabet across the federal level.

[@kayimov]

🎉

[@nmatthew7469]

How's jim Rogers doing with china these days? Chinas the future and all that, right Jim? 😂

[@petrsal6856]

Yes, China's future is in the toilet.

[@pentrubarbati]

china is doing just ok better then the communist usa

[@kevinkasp]

Thousands of Russians opposed to its war and invasion of Ukraine have fled to Uzbekistan, so Russian influence is there but they are Russians with a strong moral compass.

[@petrsal6856]

Quite the opposite: they are traitors.

[@kevinkasp]

@@petrsal6856 Sure. Riiiight. That's why Russia is supported only by the "good" guys. The "freedom loving and democratic" countries of Iran and North Korea. You can judge a person by his bedfellows. Russians are cowards. They've allowed one man to take the largest country in the world and turn it into a cesspool of corruption, intimidation and fear because Russia's men don't have the balls to join even the 19th century, let alone the 21st. Russia: the only white people in the entire world who have never experienced democracy because they don't have the will power or nerve to rule themselves.

[@kevinkasp]

@@petrsal6856 Traitors of what? Ukrainians go to war for freedom and independence. Russians go to war to steal used washing machines.

[@bretth342]

More Western influence than Russian

[@Sa7biUK]

'sTrOnG mORaL cOmPaSs'

[@lixi-qing5310]

"The Uzbek language is not known either by the occupiers or by idiots," as one UZ politician said. Anyway, you are white boss, you can do whatever you want.

[@balkanforever1]

Me looking for ways to leave this doomed country: ok cool 😄

[@hasinabegum1038]

Uzbekistan economy is growing

[@bretth342]

​@@hasinabegum1038I think he was talking about the US

[@joebidet2050]

Mongolia is poor and miserable Didnt like it

[@fgafootball]

Is this what its come to. Uzbekistan. Come on. Its about 20 years behind in technology for starters 😂

[@hasinabegum1038]

Improving very fast

[@fgafootball]

@@hasinabegum1038 you should move back.

[@bretth342]

Not anymore. Ramping up tech at a staggering rate

[@chiragbhugra]

why you not talking about india

[@talkdatrue]

Because India is the future of nothing a part from bad hygiene and complete chaos.

[@tentimetex]

Too corrupt for any sustainable policies to take effect and to create the surety for investors, unless you're Apple.

[@epicurean1868]

Pollution

[@87solarsky]

Too scary for the white shoe boys club...

[@davelawson2564]

hi tax

[@defrank1870]

Nah, don't need Putin launching missiles at my condos. Thanks.

[@bretth342]

Putin can't fuck with Uzbekistan. All the legitimate Russian money is there.

[@ewalker9688]

Are they racists though??

[@derekathomson]

When is this channel going to get with the times and change its name to "Nomad Socialist"?

[@hasinabegum1038]

What is socialiat

[@derekathomson]

@@hasinabegum1038 That was a simple typing error. Thanks for the heads up.

[@bretth342]

Uzbekistan is more capitalist than America at this point

[@schopen-hauer]

never invest in anything that ends in -stan.

[@PentaRaus]

Hard pass on Muslim countries.

[@bretth342]

Not a Muslim country. Secular country with a population that is 98% Muslim

[@Sa7biUK]

@@bretth342 Ignore them buddy, just another typical open-minded yank who probably hasn't left their home state. Good on you for not being one of them (anymore). Greetings from UK

[@danceandtense8045]

Yeah... Muslim country. Nice idea 🤟

[@bretth342]

Secular country with a 98% Muslim population

[@bretth342]

Not a Muslim country. Secular country that is 98% Muslim

[@ANTIWOKE-ANTIPEDO]

I'll never stay in an Islamic country. I will not even pass through the airport.

[@bretth342]

Not an Islamic country. Secular country with a population that is 98% Muslim

[@joebidet2050]

To be fair Christians have killed 5 times more people in the name of their religion than Muslims

[@ANTIWOKE-ANTIPEDO]

DUH... whahahahaha... It's just semantics. @@bretth342

[@Денис-ж3ф5р]

Haha, I came to this country as an engineer I looked at how they run businesses, I left in a week. They need a huge amount of reformation to succeed

[@carolinas8886]

So open a business there and swim easily the blue ocean. Badly run businesses are market opportunities.

[@xylliiiking]

Is it going to be that close to the Maine area where the end of the world will start but don't take my word for it what the hell you know what the hell do i know