Why I'm Leaving Broken Britain 🇬🇧

[@TravelGxng]

WATCH THE LATEST VIDEO: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnLZqYGml8aSo5o I'm overwhelmed with all the comments. Will try to respond to everyone 🙏🏾 Long Live Britain 🇬🇧 👊🏽

[@steveo4694]

Don't leave, the UK needs poeple like you please sign up to reform become a local candidate and fight for your country. You can make things better.. We need you 👍🇬🇧

[@milsub59]

Did you vote for Brexit?

[@jimboll6982]

Thinking ain't doing. Piss off it's easy.

[@sarahjane8949]

Wish I could 😢 don’t feel safe here anymore

[@SILENTREVO91]

@@steveo4694 sorry, but reform serve the rich, that’s why neither labour as of now or any party that doesn’t tax the rich or talk about distribution of wealth will get my vote. The people are waking up. Nigel is a grifter who will happily point the finger at some brown guy coming off the boat whilst watching his mates sneak into your pockets while you are distracted. They want to tax the working class into the dich whilst they laugh their way into wealth for themself and their buddies. Ohh and brexit was complete rubbish.

[@cunawarit]

The UK was once a great place to live. We had reliable public services, fair wages, and low crime rates. Don’t get me wrong-it was never perfect. Our weather is awful and the UK hasn’t felt hugely wealthy or rapidly developing in living memory. However, we had something invaluable: stability. Taxes were fair, and the public services worked well, and most people had enough to support a basic yet comfortable lifestyle. While average homes were (and still are) very modest, and our cars and lifestyles were far from luxurious, we had what mattered most: stability, and enough time to spend quality moments with our families. But those days are gone. What was once a simple yet stable way of life is now slipping into poverty for many. Public services have stopped working, crime levels are sky high, and the stability we once found reassuring now feels fragile and uncertain.

[@TravelGxng]

Thanks for your comment mate

[@puppets.and.muppets]

i went to uk in 1999 and it was all white with films like bridget jones diary. now its like another country. all of that is gone.

[@rossib6974]

​@puppets.and.muppets,I went to Africa in 1990s and were all blacks and now plenty whites ! So what ?

[@jasbindersingh2441]

The rot started all the way back in 1982 with thatchers bank reforms allowing banks to lend mortgages. That was the point house prices really started to creep up. Of course the higher interest rates and controlling hand of the bank of england made sure that home prices were kept low even till 1997. But come Blair, the bank of england was made independent..... they no longer supervised mortgages, and credit boom ensued....and this was the point tony Blair decides to start mass immigration..... Mass immigration combined with a 20 yr credit boom....is why life is now shyt for anyone under 40

[@dennykeaton9701]

Your arrogance got the best of you. You invited the world to come in. You thought you could feed clothes and house the world's poor. In the end it only made you poor. Ironic

[@justyna4276]

I knew everything was going to shit since the 2008 crash. I left the UK for Portugal 6 years ago and it was the best thing ever.

[@mansar172]

If your profession allows, Portugal is a far better country than the UK. Having said that, many problems that are occurring in the UK start to happen in Portugal as well...

[@TravelGxng]

Nice one mate 👍🏻

[@TravelGxng]

I recently visited Porto and it was excellent

[@justyna4276]

I'm in central Portugal, virtually crime free. House prices are rising fast but I brought mine in 2015

[@carlbland68]

@@justyna4276 lucky git dnt come bk its worse than even

[@Coffee23]

Starmer stopped the pensioners winter fuel allowance then announced £5bn a year in aid to Ukraine! Our Govts don't work for the British taxpayer but for the Foreign Lobby - you know which one!

[@TravelGxng]

Not good

[@EpicAelflaed]

The elephant in the room - 906,000 immigrants NET 2023

[@amirdiabe]

​@@EpicAelflaedNet migration in the grand scheme of things is not the biggest issue. This is the problem with the British, classic divide and rule, the media, the government and the elites have all conspired to put the nations attention on migration. It's the perfect smokescreen, people get soo charged up in migration they don't see anything else, all while the politicians, elitists, and capitalists suck the country dry. We have much bigger problems than migration, the economy is stagnating, as a country Britain is not producing or manufacturing much, the economy is skewed towards financial services, which do not actually benefit the country, apart from the few financial institutions, and bankers in on it. Taxes are going through the roof, yet services are continuing to deteriorate, wages are struggling to keep up with living costs, energy costs are the highest in Europe, housing costs are also out of control, the government is hell bent on pumping billions fighting wars abroad, childcare costs are through the roof, not enough children are being born, our population is ageing, national debt is climbing higher and higher etc etc. Even if 0 migrants came to the UK last year, the country would still be broken, and it would still be deteriorating. Don't fall for the government, and media tactics, of getting distracted by migration. Britain has much more pressing issues, that if resolved would have a much bigger impact on the quality of life of British citizens.

[@ibrstellar1080]

Watch UK Column news as you'll be raging when you get into the real cost of rebuilding Ukraine and also Read up into Stakeholder capitalism as where heading for Orwells 1984 on steroids.

[@Imran-tn1mw]

@@EpicAelflaedelephant in the room 1 million civilians killed in Iraq over a lie, Syria completely obliterated, Afghanistan totally destroyed by UK and USA left to Taliban ruling again, UK continuing to supply arms to Isreal and Ukraine. Maybe if the UK didn’t destroy others people home countries people wouldn’t come here!

[@Wilshy]

I live in NYC and I think this is a collective decline in all of society, and this is how we see it in the West. People lack basic people skills/manners and there is a lot of anger. If you're not one of the select few wealthy people, you're living in a really small space while commuting to work to do a job that's probably below the level of education you've attained that you probably hate which just barely allows you to rent the small space you go home to after work, which because you rent you don't own. This is your life on repeat, just surviving, not really living and having new experiences or developing quality relationships. There's little-to-no time for hobbies and most things we used to do in person are done virtually over the phone so there's a lack of connection. Companies keep increasing the prices of their products and, while we complain endlessly, we keep buying them so they don't have any incentive to stop. Instead of making quality music, films, and other culture which means less of them because they take more effort and time, we churn out consistently crappy movies, video games, music, and more because people have a shorter attention span and are programmed to always consume more even when they don't need it. Our social services are underfunded and thus not functioning or are one life support. They are understaffed and underfunded, which burns out and creates jaded workers in critical fields like nurses/doctors, teachers, and social workers. The morale is rock bottom in many of these industries and there is a lack of consensus on basic facts because everyone is consuming their own media, so you have lots of people living in the same physical space who are in completely different realities and don't believe basic facts. Almost no one reads an actual book anymore, and doing so if they're forced to is an absolute chore because they're attention span has been shortened considerably by social media, and most reading, at most by many, is reading a few paragraphs as big as this rant on the internet daily. . Because most people aren't enjoying their lives and the majority of their time is spent just surviving, drug use is high and creating a lot of non-functioning and mentally unstable people, which contribute to the homelessness, and crime, and are a strain on the social services even though I feel for them as an recovering alcoholic... Hell, in America you're paying for basic healthcare, which is just heinous. The countries other than the West have had worst living conditions so they don't complain as much because they're used to it along with bad governance, but this is a dip in living quality, overall standards, quality interactions between people, and emotional morale globally. If you're not wealthy, you don't matter and are basically a slave, and the wealth imbalance is absolute staggering because there could be no poverty, no hungry people, free healthcare and education, and enough housing if the money in rich countries was being horded by a few. When my father was young and came home from fighting in Vietnam in '69, it was very easy to work an average job, like being a postman or a plumber (not meant to offend, just off the top of my head, those aren't easy jobs), and own a home, a car or two, and do things like go on family trips and afford your healthcare. We live in a dystopia, feeding on scraps, and it's not confined to a single country, culture, people, religion, etc. Sorry for the rant.

[@TravelGxng]

Thanks for your rant mate, and all the best to you!

[@ArjunLSen]

Detailed and very interesting comment from the other side of the Atlantic to Britain and observing both sides. It's difficult to disagree with anything you said. One of the scariest things you mentioned is that few younger people there days read a book written by reliable persons or do any independent research : they just rely on the social media narrative circus. So no grasp of realities while living miserable stressed and low quality lives.

[@PoisonelleMisty4311]

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[@TypicalAmericanCitizen]

The rest of America isn't like that, you live in a concrete jungle with one of the highest cost of living expenses. In a liberal hivemind echo chamber. Move to rural Ohio and you'll be able to afford a 4 bedroom house with a backyard for 100 grand.

[@derickshalo384]

@@TypicalAmericanCitizen and you’ll pay the mortgage with grass you cut from the fields..right? People in the back country are living their own hell. None is spared, unless you are exceedingly wealthy.

[@paulgelsthorpe3712]

It's a country in steep decline socially and economically, and what's worse is, the soul and character of the place is currently in intensive care too.

[@Coffee23]

It's followed the US in every way - people living in tents while entire towns are lying empty,....!

[@jamesbyrne9312]

That's what they said about new york in the 70s but then it roared back.

[@obid7755]

@@jamesbyrne9312 But we are saying it about a country, England. So you think London will roar back.

[@jamesbyrne9312]

@@obid7755 London is thriving.

[@obid7755]

@@jamesbyrne9312 haha yeah right

[@898moto5]

You have to ask yourself why housing is so expensive,why taxes are so high,why the shops are so expensive,why it motoring so expensive,why you can't get a doctors appointment, why you can't see a dentist,its not too difficult to figure out.

[@TravelGxng]

Why is that then ?

[@philiprenshaw9184]

​@@TravelGxng Do I have to spell it out??

[@5831a]

@@TravelGxng way too many people!

[@JimmyJimmyRiddle]

@@TravelGxng you tell me - you're the one that's leaving

[@sammiehall4415]

shareholders of big companys, its going to them not to the project

[@hyperfocus4866]

Im with you, brother. The soul of the country is broken.

[@TravelGxng]

U get me bro

[@hyperfocus4866]

@TravelGxng I grew up in Buckinghamshire and now live in Bournemouth... The country has changed so much since I was young. I am 43 now, so I'm not much older than you. There is no sense of community now, as well as feeling like a walking tax slave. Standards have slipped so much that it's becoming a shadow of its former self. Don't get me wrong, we've never been perfect but we seem to keep adding to our problems with people in power with educations costing 1000s that run it into the ground.

[@TravelGxng]

Don't give up though mate. You can do something 👊🏽

[@mikerodent3164]

What too many blix? Too many mussulmens? Maybe you should leave too. Don't hurry back, you won't be missed ... and we need the housing.

[@ibrstellar1080]

It's by design sadly to force us into the Stakeholder capitalist Great reset where you own nothing and be happy and Become slave for the WEF Elites.

[@matthewdunn2443]

I seen a tweet saying that the UK as a whole is suffering from clinical depression and it sums up the state of it perfectly. It’s been on a decline since 2008 and the useless self-serving politicians who have been in charge have made things much worse. They should be put on trial for the state they’ve left this country.

[@TravelGxng]

Thanks for your insight

[@SelimSezgin-bp8oo]

It’s all europe mate, not just England. Here in Italy same shit, we are starving to survive

[@TravelGxng]

🙏🏾

[@Schlipperschlopper]

sonn China will buy Italy too!

[@katarzynaherman4814]

Whole Europe is like that. Funny, butter in Poland now price without any offer is more expensive than in England!!! Monsters telling cost or another war. They f... stilling our money

[@milsub59]

Starving...you have no food ?

[@sol19539]

What are the conditions like in Italy?

[@FrancesWhite-w3r]

At last....a guy who isn't afraid to say exactly what everyone in the UK is thinking!!!! Sadly over the last few years or so, our once Great Nation has gone downhill dramatically....as you have pointed out so clearly! Thank you for making this truthful, poignant and honest video, showing the true state of everything that is wrong with Broken Britain!

[@kitpimp]

Reform are going to take the next election by storm due to these kind of videos Lol Farage will get the keys to 10 Downing St handed to him on a plate

[@georgejosephilip527]

Trying returning to Christianity. Humble yourselves.

[@irinat718]

The U.K. government allocated 500 million pounds in aid to Ukraine in 2024, apparently this is extra money, isn't it?

[@devonseamoor]

This guy isn't presenting at all what others in Britain are thinking. He's simply showing how entitles he is to a car, beer, and Xmas decorations, all completely irrelevant to organise one's domestic comfort and daily food on the plate. No constructive attitude at all, and besides of Indian blood. Why stay?

[@PoisonelleMisty4311]

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[@Itssamirhaji]

The collective West is in decline. It’s the same for us in Canada and the US. 😢

[@TravelGxng]

You're right ✅️

[@b.3940]

The only people I hear say they're leaving their locations here in the States are internal migrants from poor states such as West Virginia or Mississippi to other states. Our economy and way of life is still intact unlike Canada or the UK.

[@caribcarib4337]

no decline here in Miami Florida

[@kevinquealey]

@@b.3940 it's the same here. People from poor working class areas who are doing the moaning Don't blame them though, they have always had it a bit rough.

[@nr01vid]

same in France

[@benmountainman]

Hey Bro, exact same problem over here in Germany. Uncontrolled mass migration, crime increased, cost of living went through the roof, lots of young people don’t wanna work any longer, stores close down, EU is going downhill…the golden years are over. I’ll start to sell everything I own and fuck off asap. I’m done! Wish you all good luck 🍀

[@TravelGxng]

Hey cheers bro, all the best to you too

[@PaulSi]

If migrants to your country upsets you enough to make you leave, you become a migrant in another country, which might view you the same way you view migrants to your country.

[@PoisonelleMisty4311]

History: They have castles older than my country, and I can’t even keep track of my own family tree without getting lost in the branches.

[@LunaWaves]

where do you plan to go?

[@benmountainman]

@@LunaWaves first stop will be Argentina

[@taziz4548]

Uk is a circus of bills roundobout pay one bill next one arrive keep going untill 80 years

[@TravelGxng]

My point exactly. Some people in the comments don't seem to get it 🙄

[@Jk-oz5qn]

​@@TravelGxngthey won't if they don't know another way of life

[@kongposh2747]

So true😅😅😅

[@ivansheppard1520]

Your working to exist rent council tax electric, gas, water, internet you need 2 salaries to survive.

[@vanessahenderson1850]

@@ivansheppard1520 That's exactly it. I'm sick of seeing people trudging along off to do some corporate job that they absolutely hate to find that at the end of the month after they've paid all outgoings that there is literally nothing left. Even with 2 salaries, you see people still struggling. Yeah, people can cut their cloth but there's only so much you can cut back on. I hate what the UK has become with a passion. Everyone is miserable and depressed but hardly surprising. I see that look of complete despair on people's faces when out and about. We are all in desperate need of a miracle like asap!

[@duncanfindlay3227]

You are taxed on the air you breathe, it’s called carbon tax, yeah they really fucking did that.

[@TravelGxng]

😵

[@Goodwinson111]

Yeah, clean air zone, ulez, electric cars push, it's about taxing air

[@Trekman78]

And the air we breath is junk😵‍💫

[@mw01908]

An air tax in the guise of 'saving the planet'. Anyone who falls for this crap is a stupid brainwashed sheep..

[@Cooki3Munster]

that would be a tax on the polluters of the air you breath, but whatever

[@Gaz12345]

My mum sadly passed away last March age 82. She used to say she was glad she had the life she did growing up after the war, how nice most people were and polite and courteous I seen it for myself the other day in Aldi when an elderly lady well into her 80s asked me to pick something off the shelf for her as she couldn't reach and when I handed her what she wanted she touched my arm and said to me I'm sorry for bothering you, I thought to myself you wouldn't get young people saying that, they would just snatch it, turn, walk away and not even say thanks. Back in her and my mum's generation they didn't have a lot but it was a more satisfied and happy society than today and mum said she would hate to be young now. It seems like the era of the late 1940s through into the 60s was a great and fun time going off her stories.

[@davidarnold5274]

So true.

[@groundworkcivils7506]

I've heard the same thing

[@anastasijavolka7226]

I was saying I wish I was born in my parents generation, although they already faced some shit

[@GinaShiel]

There are a lot of very polite helpful young people around...

[@Gaz12345]

@@GinaShiel some. Not a lot.

[@f16cd3]

The situation is the same in Greece !!! Be strong and healthy my friend !!!

[@TravelGxng]

Thank you my friend

[@PoisonelleMisty4311]

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[@suhciel]

It's not just the UK, it's most of the Europe too. Look what's happening in Germany for example. Once a very stable and wealthy country. Now on its knees on nearly every aspect of life. "You'll have nothing and you'll be happy" - WEF is having its way.

[@TravelGxng]

Thanks for watching

[@yannip2083]

EXACTLY. The U.S. too. The new American Dream is to move out of the U.S.

[@geertstroy]

Germany on its knees... only your pipedream neyrotically. Kive in NL , know Germany... doing fine and indeed mulling structures as everywhere. If uk were Germany the internet would not be big enuvv to spout your bragging ..as usual.

[@goniazigoniazi6393]

More like capitalism is having its way. There was always going be an end stage of capitalism where wealth accumulation and other market failures had reduced most places into a situation very similar to the one we have now. But on the other side, socialism has its own pitfalls and mostly people do not understand how to find a balance and their choice in politicians reflects this stupidity.

[@BrianP-bh1vo]

Lots of truth to that --coming to USA soon.

[@angelaeastwood3938]

White British woman here born in 1968, life back then was massively different compared to what it is today. There is nothing like this at all, with no high levels of different immigration which is out of control. No illegal boat crossing daily putting them in hotels no translators in schools no different cultures in school i went to in the 70s and mid 80s .crimes were not as it is today . Certainly no knife crimes, no theft, what the levels there are today, no ulex. No council tax Certainly, there are no security tags on food . Living was tough. But I would go back to those times in a heartbeat . No mobile phones and no Internet. May be boring to some, but being born in those times was a different way of living.

[@BOBPENDLEBURY-h2o]

Hi Angela...I have a few more miles on the clock than you...was born in Portsmouth in 1950 and brought up in Southsea...was so fortunate to live there at that time and for well over 50 years when life was sweet...yes most of us struggled for money most of the time but worked hard and managed OK and had a wonderful life...people respected each other and went out of their way to help others whenever they could. Happy memories.

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

In the day when britain was full of .......brits ..and brits ..and more brits ......now its .play the game of spot the brit

[@orbsofsteel]

'69 same experience, agree

[@orbsofsteel]

​@@DeniseBond-cc9cessh it's offensive to remind people that British is a very distinct ethnicity

[@AnthonyRawlings]

Better though made people interact more social these phones are turning our brains mushy more n more young people with dementia?

[@nowhere982]

We can pay for migrants but cant ask questions....go figure😂😂😂😂

[@avtradeisshit5992]

Like old good Nazis in 30's. Jews are to blame for our failures

[@bibbole5351]

Just subscribed to this channel - I think this Asian brother is good hearted brother - from a west Indian brother-!! Blessings- keep up the good work-!!!👊🏿

[@TravelGxng]

Yes brother. Love and Respect always ❤️ 👊🏽

[@rafo6577]

I walk into a dentist off the street whilst in Portugal, as my filling had fallen out. They asked me to pop in the next day at 2pm. On my return, they did an inspection, found that i needed two fillings, so did both there and then with top quality products and care. Cost was €120 and all done within 24h. P.S. I just have to add this due to many comments about the price. It's not just about the price but the fact I could just walk in, get the job done, and without having registered there or have to wait months for an appointment.

[@TravelGxng]

Bargain mate

[@geertstroy]

Adequate price , not a batgain .

[@GinaShiel]

Same in the UK...

[@tuka24a]

I live in London and alway go back home to see my Portuguese dentist😊.

[@Willem-yg5rv]

I was left without a dentist after lockdown and ended up flying to India last February and had 3 crowns 2 implants and other bits for £750 but I've paid in the system for 47 years from leaving school and shouldn't have to travel across the world for dental treatment that I can't afford in my own country.

[@fenthedog]

I was thinking of leaving but, Ive decided that this is my home, this is where I belong and I will fight as best I can to get some sanity back to this land that has been sold down the river by consecutive Governments full of the lowest forms of life on Earth.

[@LilyGazou]

Best of luck to you👍

[@stevenhull5025]

It has been my home too for the past 70 years. However, the country I grew up in has changed beyond all recognition. The UK is broken both socially, morally and financially. I do not believe in miracles. My wife and I have had enough and are abandoning the sinking ship called Great Britain before we both drown.

[@edwardoleyba3075]

@@stevenhull5025. Hope you find somewhere better for yourselves.

[@fenthedog]

@@stevenhull5025 I totally get where you're coming from but for my half, my history,family and forebears are rooted here. I don't believe the narrative that we are weak and "done for". I believe the beast we have to fight is nothing more than illusion. It is a paper tiger. Behind the protestations and propaganda flushed out of the mass media, the complicity of weak and incompetent Politicians that allow the proliferation of Government quangos that are un elected and self serving are just fundamentally weak adversaries. The Elephant in the room behind much of the relatively recent changes to British culture and Laws is coming from a vociferous, aggressive and threatening small minority. The vast majority of people if given the chance to speak would be a total rejection of all the woke, multi cultural bullshit that we are constantly deluged in. The fear from the Government following the protests after the Southpost murders was telling. They felt their mask slipping and it scared them to the core. The thought of the people not being scared of their government and not following their petty rules like dull sheep struck terror into them. The fight has not yet begun because the British are slow to anger but it will come and when it does all these pathetic illogical and frankly Foreign ideas will be swept into the gutter and out into the Sea. The rumblings have started with the advances from the Reform party. The Volcano is coming and it will burn all these hand wringing cowardly politicians and self serving civil servants in ways they cannot imagine. You can fool some of the people some of the time but you cant fool all the people all the time. Change is coming.

[@heldinahtmlhell]

Where is there to go? The whole of Europe and the anglosphere is suffering from the same disease the UK is. The west is breeding itself out of existence.

[@morthii]

Uk is by far most depressing country i visited lately, even Kyiv in times of war feels much better people are under a lot of stress but still smile still try do their best under difficult circumstances and UK feels like people gave up, like something heavy hangs in the air. The vibe is just awful, i hope it can turn around somehow, i really do.

[@TravelGxng]

Thank you

[@youriwander7419]

Went on holiday, spent July sunbathing in Ukraine. UK is a very poor country to compare with Ukraine. Came back to Brum, my question is: Where is the war?

[@borinvlogs]

may be the culture thing. british culture has never been friendly like culture you find in warmer south east asian countries for example.

[@_andry]

interesting, the same vibe is in the Netherlands as well. In the past people were smiling, friendly and happy; while in recent years grumpy and depressed

[@morthii]

@@youriwander7419 The front is in eastern Ukraine but drones and rockets flying all over.

[@Shnuki222]

I really miss my home. Originally from West London. Been living abroad for 10 odd years. I went back with the thought of coming back home for good. Tell me wtf happened to my beautiful country. It's unrecognizable. It broke my heart 💔.

[@TravelGxng]

💕

[@anthonymckie6861]

Uk is a third-world warzone. Just go down to any food or clothing bank

[@TravelGxng]

Crazy

[@pilgrimjoe]

Silly hyperbole. You’ve clearly never been to a developing country or a war zone…

[@yungmentalproblems]

Uk is a cod map

[@mw01908]

Well, they are bringing war to Ukraine in the form of 5 billion a year there to cause more war and suffering, I suppose its only so long before the war comes back in the form of crumbling UK towns, cities and services that they do not spend money on because the money has gone on wars elsewhere and other foreign donations

[@KingofKekw]

@@pilgrimjoe still, it's fast becoming one. Try inner city Birmingham.

[@DavidJohnson-dc8lu]

No one addressing, despite the UK population increasing, 15% of British people have left the UK over the last 25-30 years. When I say British, I mean white British. These people are leaving with their money, skills, trade and/or education and it seems like for every Brit that leaves, they are replaced by two migrants. I'm black and I do intend on leaving the UK myself (Caribbean or Africa), but we should all be concerned with the trajectory of British people are set on being a minority in the UK in 25 years. I am no Reform voter, but rather Farage complains about immigrants, he should be addressing how to encourage Brits to stay and rebuild the UK, because when Brits stop leaving they shall be no room in the INN. Likewise, I would be concerned if someone said Nigerians, Benins, Ghanians, South Africans..etc were set to be a minority in their own country too, it means something fundamentally wrong is going on.

[@Dorian-pn5rc]

Good Man David. Everyone deserves a homeland. White, Brown and Black.

[@GelDouche12]

Spot on. Can't run a country once all the people left are those claiming benefits off each other.

[@adeletait3558]

Thats because Farage is paid by israeli lobbyist parties from abroad, like tommy robinson. Where they push the agenda that our country is going down hill because of immigration, and try to blame muslims more than anything (even though in recent years its been Christian and Catholic Polish, Romanian and kurds that have increased the migration). But they use this as a smokescreen for what is really happening. The government has invested billions into israel. Medical supplies, cyber companies, manufacturing, having our universities investing in sponsorships with israeli businesses, having poloce forces trained by idf that they secretly bring over via private air bases.. its ridiculous. We don't invest in our own countries. We could boost our economy, create jobs, stop homelessness.. but no. We invest in a rich state that has free healthcare, education and no homelessness within their jwish community. It makes you sick. And starmer isn't the first to do it. It was pushed under the Tory gov, and especially by sunak who's family has companies in israel and employs former idf commanders as their CEOs. People need to wake up and see the real problem.

[@GinaShiel]

Its what the globalist want...

[@oliverpage8852]

Why aren't you a Reform voter............?? You say it like a kind of virtual signal: of course I wouldn't vote for that 'nasty Reform party'. So who will you vote for? Labour? The Tories? The LibDems? Reform are the only party with the balls to really start confronting these difficult questions.

[@thesingingbowlshop]

yeah, I hear you! It will get worse and worse. Many things have reached critical mass now, including the population! I'm Welsh but everytime I go to England now I'm shocked at how many people live there now, everything seems broken and dirty. It's a shit hole.

[@TravelGxng]

Wales is so beautiful 😍

[@vanessahenderson1850]

Yeah, you're so right. Even my home town has gone further down hill since 2016. 2020 arrived and that just basically well and truly finished the town off completely.

[@yoyuepz]

then change the paradigm and fix it

[@SILENTREVO91]

The system isn’t broken, it’s working as intended. We have had tories rip this country apart for 14 years, selling and privatising our systems from our health care to our water to their mates whilst we been blaming the other guy who also suffered under the systems the tories ran down. They told us brexit was a good idea and leaving the EU would benefit us (it didn’t) They kicked out the likes of corbyn and used cronies like starmer to carry on dividing our nation and the people who voted for the Labour Party whilst further dividing the people who wanted change under labour. This is all by design just how they used Bidens presidency to strategically spend billions on wars and weaken the Democratic Party within. Wake up, these parities have become 2 heads of the same coin. They create the conditions and then feed the public with the solutions to the problems they created. They don’t serve the people, they serve the powers around them. We are just an after thought and a tool for them to get what they want. We need to wake up

[@Paul-bb1ih]

Do you mean the so call great Britain?hahaha

[@londoncloche]

I believe most Western countries, except for the US, are in a state of decline, clinging defensively to the achievements of the 20th century while lacking the drive to innovate for the 21st. They have fallen behind in developing digital giants like Google, Meta, Amazon, Netflix, Microsoft, Nvidia, and now even AI like ChatGPT. What went wrong in Europe? The UK seems to be struggling the most among the EU and neighbouring nations. From An East Asian UK resident who left London a year ago after experiencing Broken Britain.😢

[@TravelGxng]

Thanks for sharing your insight but a few Americans have said its not great across the pond either 😕

[@dv8ug]

What do you think caused all of this? Obviously not the population replacement. That's for sure.

[@nauxsi]

We still have ARM. UK has always punched above it's weight, but we are traditionally a nation of labourers. We also have a welfare system designed to make sure nobody is paid too much. The goal is to bring bottom into the middle so that you have more taxpayers.

[@Kyee-d7n]

Britain has a duty to look after themselves first before anyone and we ain't in no position to help others at this time.

[@TravelGxng]

My point 💯

[@sammiehall4415]

The government is suppose to protect its citizens, it isnt at all all these undocumented people coming here isnt safe for the people who live here, you cant just tax people and expect them to pay up when they are not doing the jobs they are suppose to, we pay into the nhs tax yet we get no service, I do love england and never want to go my family well i dont know of them living anywhere else scots, irish, english blood, parts of the uk are beautiful but are being spoilt

[@berkamp9832]

The Rich look after the Rich to get richer, then share the power, to over power you and me..

[@SILENTREVO91]

@@berkamp9832if they Donny talk about distribution of wealth, I ain’t voting for them. The system isn’t broken, it’s working as intended for those who designed it.

[@BK-iu6ow]

@@TravelGxngthat wasn’t your point you just trying to fit in a country that also don’t want people like you here, you will always be a foreigner 😂 my country, no your country is India.

[@helenalovelock1030]

There are towns and Cities in the UK that have changed beyond recognition. It’s shocking. I live in Bournemouth we have 3 large hotels full of young men it just doesn’t feel safe anymore.

[@orangemanbad]

Islamic third world.

[@mlevi9206]

What kind of young men?

[@helenalovelock1030]

@ men that should be in their country looking after their peers, children, sisters and mothers and not living off other people. Imagine if all of the men left Ukraine running away.

[@passantparhasard]

@@mlevi9206 What do you think?

[@papadajnia268]

@@mlevi9206 a man from DOVER ....!!!!! African man etc they came on the boat

[@Bullidom11]

I’m 35 born and raised here. It’s become horrible. It doesn’t matter how hard you try and save for a better life. With all the taxes you stay in the poor zone. Starmer has been the worst thing to ever happen to the uk. If not for my family I would leave.

[@nassax7741]

Its Conservative fault, years and years of austerity

[@georgesmith151]

Nothing to do with the conservatives then?

[@tanthaman]

Lol leave. I left for Vietnam

[@Mary-wo5ln]

It's as bad in Ireland, even worse. We must revolt. They want us to keep our mouths shut, we are called racist if we speak up. Keep on defying them. Speak up.

[@mlevi9206]

This started before Starmer,and I find him disgusting.

[@stefanossmitty3318]

I just watched the documentary “deadliest journeys,” that was filmed in Bangui, Central African Republic. There were 30 people in a cattle truck since they had no other transport options. It took them 2 days to cover a distance of 167 miles. The one clinic had no ambulances and people had to be taken to the hospital on motorcycles. Kids had to go to the woods to search for caterpillars to eat for dinner. Long story short, you may wanna take a look around and realize that you have it better than many around the world.

[@TravelGxng]

Thanks for the info

[@jakezywek6852]

I'm afraid you don't get it.

[@nicholassmith6201]

I couldn’t agree more with you mate, our county has been run into the ground and it’s sad for anyone who has lived in the uk and paid taxes their whole lives, the governments need to be held account

[@TravelGxng]

Thanks Nicholas

[@user-je4tx8um9i]

Why British people are asleep and they don't try to challenge the government and do something about this crisis . For how long people will keep quiet about this misery?

[@thebossguide4859]

They imprison you. They're currently trying their best to scrap upcoming local elections. The courts,judges,politicians and police have all been wef bought and paid for.

[@BlackHatGhostAnon5670]

Exactly!

[@williamnunn8847]

@@BlackHatGhostAnon5670probably forever. Few of us were out opposing every fucking COVID-19 legislation there was. It’s simply a passive, measly culture I suppose.

[@deanmoxom1330]

Class system

[@betelgeuse3922]

There is nothing u can do, if uk left eu there less imports/exports, so food is less, energy is less petrol is less, thats makes everithing expensive meanwhile the payrate is the same. You are dependant on other countries which they dont want to sell to uk cuz of the embargo.

[@melbeasley9762]

I left in 2008, I'm white British born and bred. I have no regrets, moved to Spain. I only have basic state pension and I can live on it here.

[@TravelGxng]

Well done to you mate

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

Bugger off then i cant but if we all did yhat yhere wull be no homeland britain ...and if you think YOU will be excepted as a native think again as soon as any problem about foreigners ...start youvwill get it too

[@gypsyswingsw111]

No real life in UK on gov pension ...the future looks grim for the ageing they want us gone or committing suicide or assisted death or put on end of life needlessly .. what a future

[@aries6776]

Shame we left the EU or I would have been easily able to move to Spain too.....

[@stevenhull5025]

Thanks to Brexit many of us cannot move to the EU full time as after 90 days one has to leave the EU and go somewhere else. A good plan in my view is to buy a small parcel of land with a borehole and some fruit trees for around 10,000 euros somewhere in Central Portugal and for 90 days live on your own land in a tent or yurt. After 90 days head to somewhere like Malaysia or Thailand for 90 days. Rent and local food is cheap there. After 90 days in Asia return to your land in Portugal for another 90 days. All legal and above board. Rinse and then repeat.

[@Andrei-f2u]

15:40 - for teeth issues, come to Hungary or Romania. Exemple for Romania (Bucharest): for a complete scaling treatment you'll pay about 30-40 GBP. For 1 x dental filling you'll pay about 20 GBP (maybe a little more if it's more complex)

[@TravelGxng]

Thanks for the info :)

[@scottyc7220]

All the best, you will not regret leaving. I left the UK several years for Eastern Europe, life here is a vast improvement. It's more civilised here, the UK was similar when i was a child in the 70's. Taxes are much lower, for example my property tax on a very large house is around £200/year. My car tax is around £70/year. I'm employed and work in engineering, my employer also pays all my travel expenses. The weather here is better, but as i live in a mountain village. The winters are much colder, but i love the seasons. Currently it's snowing, so it's going to be a white Christmas. There are things I miss about the UK, but not enough to worry about. I have no plans to ever return to the UK, the very thought makes me feel uncomfortable.

[@aries6776]

Serious question, are you white?

[@Dorian-pn5rc]

Just pretend not to notice it’s all about demographics

[@huzef]

which part of Eastern Europe

[@TravelGxng]

Thanks mate

[@T.Truthtella-n3i]

Those high taxes are necessary to pay for that glorious “free” healthcare ya’ll love so much.

[@Perry-James-uk]

Don’t blame you leaving it’s a dump here and nothing works anymore

[@TravelGxng]

Thanks for the comment

[@EpicAelflaed]

Cultural enrichment, diversity and multiculturalism - DEI all a great success

[@Belusarius-insights]

It’s extremely sad to see the way the UK is going. It’s like all of a sudden we’ve woken up in a dystopian nightmare, it’s utterly bleak

[@Dan-l2y2r]

It's always the case when "woke" leftists take over a culture. It's inevitably OVER then for that nation until they reverse course and return to the freedoms and traditions of their forefathers who, after all, were thrones who made them great in the first place! ❤❤

[@Schlipperschlopper]

Soon UK will be controlled by China and USSR!

[@user-ui8ir1fg5n]

Powerful presentation, truthful, honest and wonderfully worded. I wish you the best wherever you decide to move. Love.

[@TravelGxng]

I appreciate you 💕👊🏽

[@sebastianvagabond4692]

This is a great vlog. I left the UK for Bulgaria 7 years ago, best decision I’ve ever made.

[@TravelGxng]

Thanks for watching the video

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

They are alk over here thats why

[@Amanda_downunder]

Which part of Bulgaria ? do u speak the language too ?

[@attilaczifra7335]

Bulgaria? Poorest country in the EU alongside with Hungary where I'm from. Why would you go to any of those countries?

[@firelight-vitality]

​@@attilaczifra7335 I moved from the UK to Bulgaria too. My standard of living is now higher and I don't have to work just to pay bills. You just repeat nonsense, you've heard elsewhere.

[@mikegolfwhiskey71]

Sadly taxation has continued to increase (it doesn't matter whether its Lab or Con - they are just as bad). The UK's finances are not good and have been poorly managed by Government over the last 20 years. Utilities are expensive and electricity prices in UK are some of the most expensive in the world. Food up, taxes up, insurance up, utilities up, investment down, public services worse, roads worse, food banks needed to feed people, pay stagnation, inflation up, political cronyism and sleaze, weak sentencing of criminals and early release @40% of term..the list goes on... Not that the grass is greener in most other countries.

[@TravelGxng]

Thanks for your comment Mike. Seems like I missed out more points, however it was difficult to fit everything in 1 video under half hour!

[@martinward7239]

The grass is greener in NZ.

[@Asewitt]

You just said how bad the country is and then ended with “grass isn’t greener elsewhere” lmao get a brain it’s much better in loads of places.

[@meisterlymanu5214]

the finances are due to money printing. Just to help u get your head around it. Bank of Eng printed trillions of pounds, which during covid only went to the wealthy. UK is now 3 trill in debt. Dont let any politician fool u talking about 22 bill black holes. Its smoke and mirrors garbage.

[@ObsidianCalm]

Where? Just a few ideas as Britain is not good for me anymore. Too many taxes, immigration and no hope with MP’s.

[@peterpipe9015]

Yesterday i saw a tent in the local park ,i asked the fella if he was ok . I got chatting to him and it turns out he was hungarian and looking for a better life . I told him you couldnt of come to a worse country m8 ,thats how i feel about the uk

[@kostadingeorgiev7735]

That's A Real statement m8, worst Country to come for "better life" 😢😢😢

[@Ada19827]

Because the worst people have come here to live and brought it down with them

[@JoshDarke]

Yes, don't come to the UK looking for a better life as you'll get laughed at here!!! UK isn't supportive about none stop mental health excuses!!! Especially when they turn up here with no money expecting to be supported!! Be here for the right reasons or we don't want you here, simple as!!!

[@zoltanludvan5133]

Many Hungarian woke neoliberal leftist seeing Britain as a Paradise of their dreams. They want to see Democracy at its best!!!

[@hia5235]

Tell him to leave

[@Priska_Kelly]

I loved britain came the first time from france in 98 and fell in love. I left in 2017. I spent the best of my life there .got married. Gave birth to 3 kids. Had a stable job with the post office. Came back every year after that and saw the decline. 2022 was my last time . 😢 why though. ? Broken britain 😢 i loved crawley. ❤ back in 2000 i could feed myself with £20 at somerfield. When i left with £20 i had like 4 items in my bag. .with 2 full time jobs we were never able to go for a mortgage 😢 thats why we left life was getting expensive .no tax return reby and bills going crazy we were exhausted. 😢but i miss britain so many good memories.guatemala would be the best option europe is broken. And the worst is yet to come

[@TravelGxng]

Hey thanks for your insight and hope you're happy wherever you are now. Peace and Love

[@cuteopiax1259]

I was fed up with the UK 30 years ago and tried to live in a few different countries. The 2 main problems with that are long-term visas and paid employment. Both are very hard to get, no matter where you go. People who are leaving need to make sure they can secure both of those before they go or they will end up back here with nothing.

[@TravelGxng]

Thanks for the comment!

[@oliverearnshaw6189]

Should have come to Australia bro, I did 11 years ago, heaps of work out here, I work in the mines in the desert, and have a lifestyle I could only dream of in the UK 🇦🇺❤️🇦🇺

[@Goodwinson111]

Actually you are taxed for air!!! Ulez, clean air tax, electric cars, ets😂😂

[@martinward7239]

I left for NZ 20 years ago. Blair was the beginning of the rot

[@oliverearnshaw6189]

@ how’s the work situation over in NZ? I work in the mines with a lot of kiwis and they say the working opportunities aren’t anything like as good as here in Australia It looks a beautiful place tho

[@tkilla1202]

It's not that they can't afford Christmas lights, it's thay want to erase Christmas. The hotels are full because they want to erase history. You have a sensible and fair head on your shoulders mate, you'll di much better somewhere else. I left 20 years ago and never looked back. Good luck, do it.

[@TravelGxng]

The next town, 'Horsham' is amazing! So many Christmas lights and better spirit!

[@rogerjohnson898]

U r so right as the council is trying to appease the muslim community, not wanting to "offend" them with anything to do with Christmas, and look at what happened in Germany yesterday, they warned everyone to be cautious n be alert of attach during Christmas time instead of happily celebrating, they want fear by welcoming millions of unvetted n exclusively muslim refugees over the yrs, pathetic!!!

[@helenalovelock1030]

Schools taking out references of Christmas from their Pantomimes!!!!

[@GinaShiel]

Exactly, they want to turn the country into a communist one......

[@halko7122]

from a Pole (living in Poland): it is so sad to watch. i keep my fingers crossed for the fast recovery of my beloved UK.

[@TravelGxng]

Thanks

[@Vlado709]

The Brits were treating the Poles like a second class citizens and you kissing their ass. The Brits deserve everything that is coming to them.

[@katarzynaherman4814]

I am Pole living quite sometime in uk. Poland is not far behind England. Polish ( young) society are brain washed. Traitors (if any of them polish) from the government keeping up 2 countries, so prices in Poland not far from UKs. And a scam from Ukraine like leeches to us. Obviously also with permission of this sh... in government. Apart from that keeping up onz nato, who, EU and oters.

[@heatherboardman7004]

It will never happen. Too many immigrants both legal and illegal. Too little resources and too many people. People no longer care about the country.

[@arektrip9727]

As a Pole I love Britian too and wish all the best for this still lovely country and their people.

[@joemarshall4044]

Good video mate,you and the other 99% of us feel the same.All the best to you in your ventures.

[@TravelGxng]

Thanks, you too!

[@sancofa7]

The UK is definitely declining. I can't see it getting any better any time soon. £1.25 for a packet of crisps. £25 for a haircut. And I'm forever topping up my gas meter. It's absolutely shocking out here right now.

[@TravelGxng]

Oh wow!

[@avtradeisshit5992]

Apparently you are in the South, here in North you can get a gents haircut for as less as 8 quid

[@mus139]

Some parts of London is Unrecognizable!...Looks like Third world Ghettos.

[@wagmiorngmi]

£1.25 for a packet of crisps? Try shopping in Asda like a normal person instead of Waitrose

[@sancofa7]

@wagmiorngmi I'm talking about the local off licenses. A place where most normal people shop. Who shops in waitrose. What are you talking about

[@s_don57683]

As a fellow Indian-Brit, agree with so many things you say. I actually lived abroad (In Australia and NZ) for a few years and I’ll be honest although things like weather and general quality of life is better, many Western countries are having the same problems as the UK. Things like housing and cost of living are probably worse there than UK (my grocery shopping was double in NZ than it was in UK and every major city in Aus and NZ have London prices for rent), but I think the best thing I did was travel and live abroad as it gave me life-changing experiences but also made me appreciate UK and home a lot more. Love your content bro, will definitely subscribe

[@TravelGxng]

It's not all doom and gloom here but overall its not looking great. Thanks for your comment and subscribing

[@Goochen]

This is the truth. If you don't like cold and grey then UK isn't great but economically most similar countries are having similar issues. Canada in particular I gather. Acting like UK is particularly broken is a bit disingenuous.

[@s_don57683]

@ Canada, Australia, New Zealand and (to a lesser extent) USA. I would also say parts of continental Europe like France and Germany are experiencing similar issues but not as bad as the UK

[@joecater894]

@@Goochen yes, Canada is pretty level with the UK. Believe it or not.. UK wins out compared to rest of English speaking world. The English speaking world is heavily globalist... there's your reason.

[@5831a]

@@Goochen I'm in Canada, its pretty bad here now.

[@Chris-mn7yy]

Spain is the same as here, same problems as has most of Europe. My wife is from Spain and we lived there in the early 2000's for 4 years. Great place to live, difficult place to work.

[@NoeliaRuiz-ls8yw]

Spanish lady here, totally agree with u.

[@glennoc8585]

Spain is nice if you're cashed up or can work abroad on off

[@Chris-mn7yy]

@NoeliaRuiz-ls8yw My wife is called Noelia!! 😆 Great name.

[@NoeliaRuiz-ls8yw]

@@Chris-mn7yy yesss it's beautiful ha..what a coincidence!! I lived in UK for 10 years and came back to Cadiz about a year ago as I missed home. And it was very difficult to find a permanent job full time to be honest. I became bus driver in UK and I was lucky that the company I applied for in Cadiz was looking for drivers for a regular service. But normally it's hard to find a stable job, specially the part of Spain where I come from.

[@Chris-mn7yy]

@NoeliaRuiz-ls8yw ahh wow what a journey. I've been to Cadiz once, to get the ferry to Gran Canaria, my wife is from there. Cadiz is a very nice place .

[@gordonhide4539]

We agree with everything you said....good luck with whatever you decide to do 👍❤❤ Kath & Gordon..Yorkshire England

[@TravelGxng]

Appreciate you Kath and Gordon 💕

[@PoisonelleMisty4311]

Vacation Time: Europeans take more vacation days than I take breaths in a day. Meanwhile, I’m here trying to figure out how to use my two days off without causing a national crisis.

[@ImJustAdam_]

Security protected cheddar is hilarious 😭😭

[@TravelGxng]

You know! 🤣 I was trying to find those plastic security housed food items but couldn't see

[@pondeify]

@@TravelGxng my relative owns a shop - theft has skyrocketed, cops don't even bother coming out anymore.

[@knowledgeseeker5499]

Next time they will have laser guided sensors to protect chases 😂

[@gypsyswingsw111]

Tragic

[@RichardBates-wd3if]

But people can walk out with stuff, totally unchallenged!

[@garyo4057]

I left 22 years ago, the writing was on the wall back then. London has fallen and is unrecognizable from the city I worked in. Leaving friends and family is tough but you have to do what is best for you. Good luck

[@romystumpy1197]

Y

[@AlexJaneson]

London is the best city in the world by almost any metric

[@yesihsaid]

We all agree...... The thing is it's the same in every country, just depends on who you are and where you are, and mostly how you feel in general..

[@TravelGxng]

Thanks

[@ianjordan628]

Sad to hear your leaving, people like you and your parents have helped this country grow and enrich it's culture. If people like you don't want to be here anymore, it's a massive statement that there is a need for Quick changes.. I wish you and your Mrs peace and prosperity for the future.

[@TravelGxng]

💕

[@winkyboy97]

I was in Britain with my wife recently. We drove from London to Isle of Skye the London I remember from years ago is unrecognisable. It was a relief to get to York, the Cotswolds and especially Scotland

[@aries6776]

Too many brown people for you?

[@goodlookinouthomie1757]

I agree most of rural Britain is still very nice. The bigger cities are gone though. Especially London. I worked down there earlier this year and I may as well have been in Baghdad. Utterly shocking and I couldn't wait to get out of that shit hole and return to my English village in the Midlands.

[@BlackHatGhostAnon5670]

Everyone are going to get their turn. There won't be anywhere to hide soon.

[@williamnunn8847]

@@BlackHatGhostAnon5670the valleys mate, between the mountains 🏔️ when the little men melt into the mountains

[@felicianarebello3394]

​@giantgrowno need for it.... 🤔

[@Membilat]

Im indian Christian, i wish i could built Britain once again instead of leaving it

[@CaldonianDude]

From Kerala? We have a lot from that area in our town. Good people. They are the majority (90%+) in our local Catholic church - always dressed to the nines and the women wear gowns! I'm usually the only white guy, although there's a Polish couple who occasionally turn up. The rest of the congregation are African or filipino. All the best.

[@TravelGxng]

How differently would have you built Britain?

[@TravelGxng]

Very interesting. Which town is that if you don't mind me asking?

[@Membilat]

@@TravelGxng through my children

[@CaldonianDude]

@@TravelGxng Swindon. I live in an area called Coate.

[@gbglobetrotter]

Love this video! Living now in Paris since December 2020 - just before the Brexit drawbridge went up! It now would be near impossible for me to move to France or anywhere in Europe - work visas and the red tape involved are incredible! While in London, like you, the NHS screwed over my dental treatment, whereas the French system worked perfectly. Whereas the system in London just wanted to get rid of me and provided the cheapest and quickest treatment, in France, everyone was always looking for the best options - giving me options I was not even informed about in London! They all tried their best for me here whereas in London I felt repeatedly betrayed by the NHS (dentist and the dental hospital)! I lost an important tooth due to NHS incompetence that cost £4,000 to fix in France! Quality of life is much better here in France - but learn the language first, even to the basic level. I was using translation Apps for official meetings - it worked, but was a challenge. I am so glad I got the hell out of London and got a WARP residency while it was still possible. A new EU passport and full freedom of movement again is coming in one year.

[@TravelGxng]

Bonjour mate! Really appreciate you taking time in giving a detailed insight 👍🏻

[@studentone2383]

The average man could deadass fully pay off a house in less than 5 years in the 80s. This has all happened so fast

[@acidtechno]

you know it 🦶

[@aries6776]

Yes but Thatcher destroyed this country by turning homes into an investment vehicle rather than an ordinary human right.

[@aries6776]

That's inevitably what happens when you stop building enough homes and especially sell off all the council houses and not replace them. Thank you Magaret Thatcher

[@davidsimpson9647]

​@@aries6776Exactly!!!

[@DirtyJerz2484]

Inevitably happens when your country is not Poland. Look around them shining Bright in Europe who would thought!!!!!!!!

[@jacobfield4848]

The majority of wealthy people have already left, thus less tax income for the corrupted government to give to their friends. The UK is long finished and all productive people should start leaving or planning to leave.

[@scottb9669]

If only, but most of us are trapped here because of Brexit. I have no ties to any other country and I don't work in a job that is in high demand anywhere. That means it's impossible for me to leave.

[@jacobfield4848]

@@scottb9669 True. I do not have the money to live where ever I want. But if you do it is time to move abroad. The only wealthy people in the will be "corrupted wealthy people who got their money from bribing politicans." All productive people are leaving or have already left.

[@geertstroy]

Reality. True...

[@ronaldjohnson8843]

@@scottb9669 Have you thought about moving to one of the Overseas Territories or crown dependencies? You can move to Canada, NZ and Australia do not require a visa since they are in the commonwealth.

[@JohnMikhail-q8f]

​@@ronaldjohnson8843 no not Australia. We are already having problems of our own and you want people to come to Australia so they can put more prices up for home loans and not enough housing for Australian people. British people should stay in their own country. There's no wars or persecutions in the UK.

[@ATIWatchReviews]

Prices in Britain, a freezing cold concrete dump, is absolutely insane. Its a privatised craphole

[@TravelGxng]

Thanks for watching

[@dallysinghson5569]

Brits voted for this.

[@raydavies3278]

@@TravelGxng Dont waste your time and money, go directly to C America, you wont regret it l promise. l came here 20 years ago its 1000% better than most countries.

[@prf7237]

@@dallysinghson5569 Then why is the rest of Europe in decline too?

[@harshit5803]

​@@prf7237for supporting Ukraine due to usa instead of supporting Russians

[@theslavicexperience]

I was thinking of leaving the UK for Switzerland. I would like to hear opinion of people who live in Switzerland what is like living there?

[@TravelGxng]

I'm sure a few people can help on here?

[@carolinacampos7988]

I still have hopes that Britain can be saved. I am staying here and will do my best to reverse the tide. I am sure things will keep getting worst and I hope after a few years people open their eyes and start fighting back all the injustices and the insane government policies.

[@JimmyJimmyRiddle]

❤💪

[@TravelGxng]

I hope so too! 🙏🏾

[@stevenhull5025]

Britain is beyond saving full stop.

[@greengardens1565]

Im tell you right now and you must believe me. UK WILL NEVER EVER GET FIXED. Its finished

[@annadillon933]

The damage is done.

[@elfylaura2673]

Myself and my partner really want to leave. I'm desperate to have children and be a mum, and I just can't justify having children in this country. People may say i am dramatic, but you look at how the school are with children now is shocking also. I also don't feel safe on my own city anymore. There is no plan to change from the government, and I've lost hope. Just figuring out saving money now and where to move to, it's hard.

[@TravelGxng]

I wish you all the best 👍🏻

[@JM-gu3tx]

What is "partner"? Somebody you play sports with? People are either single, married or shacking up.

[@adventofknowledge]

America (US). The south specifically, Texas. Trust me, my Girlfriend is there, and it is 110x better than what we are dealing with now. Not only that but you get with the ETSA system, 3-6 months of visiting time for just £20ish (its valid for 2 years), so you don't need to get normal visa initially. So if you have enough to spare for a weekend or something, you could go have a look around in person. Its just the flight costs that are a pain really.

[@elfylaura2673]

@@JM-gu3tx if that's all you took from that comment that's really odd..

[@elfylaura2673]

@@adventofknowledge I've thought about America a few times to be honest. I work for a company that has a few branches in America and one of them is actually in Texas. I think the only things that put me off is the healthcare situation over there, and obviously they have a massive issue with illigal immigration and crime (thanks to Democrats). I don't know, maybe I'll see if Trump makes America great again!

[@Hoodhippydave]

The light is on lol. Excellent video. My head is in the same place. The question is how many people are feeling the same lost in their own country right now shame on this government 😞😞😞

[@TravelGxng]

I should have used my phone to record that bit as there's no lights 😅 There's a lot of people but they won't publicly say anything 🤐 Go through a handful of videos on TikTok, FB or YT and many UK citizens are moaning

[@matthewslocombe9571]

It pains me, but I left a few years ago. Everything said in this vid are also my thoughts exactly, watching it reminds how drab the coutry is now, with a price tag that doesn't match the quality of life, it's poor value for money, Poundshop quality of life at Harrods prices.

[@CaldonianDude]

@@matthewslocombe9571 yep, drab and depressing just about sums it up. Where did you escape to? I've been living in Philippines but am moving to Spain next year...

[@matthewslocombe9571]

@@CaldonianDude I think British spirit used to over come the drabness, but that spirit is now being forced out of people. I am in Bulgaria of all places, a place with it's issues, but you can enjoy very high quality of life; sking, hiking, sun, sea, no overcrowding, and a safer place than UK, you don't see military style police patrolling Christimas markets, something people in the UK are told is just normality. Spain is a nice place for sure, I have spent alot of time there myself.

[@CaldonianDude]

@@matthewslocombe9571 Very good point!

[@moonlightdancer5495]

I just discovered your channel.. Absolutely love it! What I have heard is that in the UK if you have a tv, you have to have a tv license just to watch tv. I think that is crazy.

[@TravelGxng]

Welcome aboard! 🤪 right

[@jimmydickson8854]

No quality of life in Britain any more ,I left 50 years a go for a better life in Australia but alas prices have went up here to especially houses the young can’t afford them now ,Canada and America is the same quality of life has gone,at least the sun shines here

[@TravelGxng]

You got that right Jimmy. Would you move back to Broken Britain 🇬🇧 ?

[@CaldonianDude]

Yep, a lot of people overlook this point - it's all about quality of life.

[@djzrobzombie2813]

How is life in Australia so far?

[@LexxLarsD]

Australia is now an Orwellian dystopian tyrannical nightmare!!!

[@oliverearnshaw6189]

@@djzrobzombie2813life here is amazing bro, im 11 years in, and no desire to return to the UK, work opportunities are brilliant and wages and living standard far higher than Britain

[@samprosser]

Good video, pal. We're all feeling this way, experiencing the same troubles. I'm 35, earning the most I have in my career but I feel poorer than ever, struggling through the month. I never thought I'd get to this stage of my life and have to be so strict about my food purchases and energy use.

[@TravelGxng]

Thanks mate. Keep your head up 👊🏽

[@mrfreeseat]

Have to help the Ukraine and Isreal before our own

[@tommymorrison6478]

Not "before" but "as well as". Try thinking instead of just mouthing.

[@bertieblagden711]

@@tommymorrison6478It's just stupid. Obviously geopolitical reasons (we are definitely not the "goodies" btw) Israel already gets showered with US money and the US alone would never let their bastion in the Levant be overrun. We simply don't need to be funding their defence aswell as their slaughter.

[@giovannidebiase8479]

Do you know why britain It is in such big mess? Because your hatred against Israel.

[@thomasgood3472]

True.

[@jayreyndogz1791]

Forget about Israel and Ukraine for a sec, we're spending millions and millions on illegals that are already here

[@linapaolaferraro7501]

I'm first generation of Sicilian immigrants who moved to the UK in the 50s. I studied at M.A. level at UCL, lived and grew up in London. Fell in love on holiday in the 90s and moved to Sicily then. Had doubts I made the right decision then! So glad I did!!!!! Wouldn't go back to UK even if the UK government paid me!!!! I came on holiday to Sicily and am still on holiday! GOOD LUCK!!!!

[@TravelGxng]

So you're literally, 'Living the dream'. Good on you

[@Thebigfella011]

Only the people that love this country end up hating what it has became. I was born in 75 and the change has been and is really heartbreaking. I can’t see it getting any better just worse. Government is responsible for it all and they should be made to pay for their treachery.

[@zonda1968]

I feel your pain. I moved to Thailand back in 2016 with my Thai wife. She came to the UK but we both decided to move to Thailand. The cost of living is so much cheaper. The weather is amazing all year round. Shorts, T-shirts, and flip books all year round. Went back to the UK this year to see family friend. Don't miss the UK one bit.

[@FM_SAINT]

How s your living situation ? Can you buy a house as a foreigner? What did you do for long term visa? And do you work there or? Sorry if I ask too much questions

[@petermallin2649]

@@zonda1968 I left in 79, got a short contract in Holland, stayed until 4 years ago. Also retired to Thailand and love living here.

[@frankezane583]

I’m in Phuket, but on holiday, would love to retire here

[@geertstroy]

It is sooooo amazing retirees come back with asthma and depression. Keep up the lullcook unabated!

[@KeyBrosUK]

@@geertstroyshut up

[@allwellbud]

How else will the government pay for benefits, free housing and other freebies for those who enter via boats? The working class.

[@TravelGxng]

Exactly

[@aries6776]

Well of course. You wouldn't expect the rich to pay would you?!

[@mw01908]

@@aries6776 The rich have left and the middle class are leaving

[@aries6776]

@@mw01908 The rich haven't left! They are still bleeding the country dry. 50% of the land in the UK is owned by 1% The rich have tax havens set up offshore so who cares if they actually leave? They are just parasites.

[@Dan-l2y2r]

​@aries6776 Why should ANYONE pay except for the Immigrant???😂

[@smehmet21]

I’m afraid everything you said is correct. Thank you for your video and putting the message out there. Wishing u the best of health and happiness

[@TravelGxng]

Thank you. You too

[@6packAl]

Thanks!

[@TravelGxng]

Unexpected but thank you

[@6packAl]

I had a chance to live in London area but left a long time ago. I definitely made the right choice. I personally need constant sunlight. Thanks for the video.

[@TravelGxng]

​@@6packAlAre you from LATAM ?

[@6packAl]

@@TravelGxng No. Don't know where that is.

[@TravelGxng]

Latin America ​@@6packAl

[@britinpoland2392]

I moved out to Poland 7 years ago and have never regretted that decision, if I didn’t have family here still I don’t think I would feel the need to step foot on these shores again

[@TravelGxng]

Good on you mate

[@britinpoland2392]

@ good video btw, brave to ask to speak to people at that migrant centre!

[@TravelGxng]

​@@britinpoland2392had to be done 😂

[@ImJustAdam_]

Huge video that most definitely needs to be discussed! I'm looking forward to it bro

[@TravelGxng]

🙏🏾 It's a hard one bro

[@thedrummerboy1215]

Good video and so so true.The shops pay rent to some of the largest richest landlords and the rents are too high, business rates, VAT, fuel costs are the main driving force of high prices.I am fed up with it too and can hardly buy anything here on a pension.Just the basics.Over regulation and health and safety gone mad,it all ends in a super boring place to live. One thing you didn't mention are the rip off prices some companies charge for labour.Its ridiculous, so much greed in society.Its getting to a tipping point.

[@TravelGxng]

Well said

[@azchoudhury]

Mate, I am a British born Bangladeshi from London and I left the U.K. in 2017. Living in SE Asia now. I do not miss London at all apart from the points you’ve made too. Your sentiments are the same as mine. Peace.

[@davidboyle1193]

1 less Muslim ,FANTASTIC

[@azchoudhury]

@ U R A W⚓️

[@azchoudhury]

@ CANT

[@hammy316]

not your country anymore 😂😂😂

[@sarahwcth]

Bot alert 😂 ​@@davidboyle1193

[@mikeyoski3888]

I got out of broken Germany for similar reasons, throw in a nosy government that will raid your apartment for the wrong internet post. I went to Florida, I wouldn't advise any EU country. With knowledge of Spanish, maybe Argentina, Uruguay or Costa Rica are viable options. Guatemala, Honduras or Nicaragua are rough. My wife is from Venezuela, she got out for obvious reasons and has no plans to return.

[@TravelGxng]

I've been to Guatemala numerous times and some areas can be rough but most of the crime is gang on gang

[@nrcs__]

Argentina is still recovering from a very hard economic crisis. As an argentinian, I think it's a bit early to say that is an option to come here to live

[@ronaldjohnson8843]

@@nrcs__ I'm very interested in Argentina, but wonder how the economic situation would actually impact someone that does not depend on the local economy for work. What should a potential expat be concerned with? Thanks.

[@TimGrad]

Germany has recently become the world's third-largest economy

[@TimGrad]

Germany has recently become the world's third-largest economy

[@newparadigm907]

Love the fact you drive a 99 C-RV Mate, one of the best cars ever made. And gentle reminder, you can love your country, but under no obligation to love your Government.

[@TravelGxng]

Thanks mate. The CRV is so reliable! I refuse to buy expensive cars on HPI. This is exactly it...I love the UK 🇬🇧

[@lornaglasper6769]

We left there 25 years ago and went back twice to visit family. The first time reminded us why we had emigrated in the first place, and the second visit was closure! The feeling of relief when we got back on the plane was overwhelming. Absolutely nothing could ever tempt us to go back there, even for holidays.

[@TravelGxng]

Bold statement.

[@ashleylovestennis6476]

I was planning to steal some cheese from the supermarket but it looks like it going to be difficult.

[@TravelGxng]

Haha

[@LilyGazou]

I just hit the dumpsters at night.

[@Dan-l2y2r]

Off with yer hands, mate!😂

[@lindacaswell9650]

I left UK in 1984 and moved to the US. Been here 40yrs now. Everywhere you live, there are problems.

[@TravelGxng]

Yes but it's up to you what sort of life you wanna live

[@ronaldjohnson8843]

I agree. I'm from the US and the UK is one of the easiest work visas for me to get, but the pay is abysmal compared to the USA. US has too many terminal issues: social problems, uncontrolled illegal immigration from Central America (and all around the world), no universal healthcare or education, no guaranteed PTO or family leave, broken social security system about to go bust, an immense housing crisis, and in some states like NY, CA, IL, NJ etc the taxes are insane on everything. What's worse is that there are no actual plans to fix any of this, so we are on a dangerously swift decline. Americans are TIRED and work hard, long hours with nothing to show. We are beat down and everyone I talk to wants to escape but just doesn't know how or to where. Although the UK has some of these issues, I think it may be undoubtably worse here.

[@TravelGxng]

Thanks for sharing

[@johnnychopping3655]

So you shouldn't fix problems because there will always be other problems??? Exactly the kind of r*tarded BS your generation are masters at, also the same generation that caused 90% of these problems hes talking about what a coincidence...

[@T.Truthtella-n3i]

Universal healthcare is trash.

[@Protonoto1]

Left the UK in 2010, each time I go back it's shocking how much worse it's become. Now living in Japan, which feels so much safer.

[@rihz2286]

where are you from？

[@Protonoto1]

@@rihz2286 Coventry

[@fidomusic]

I'm a Brit also living in Japan, which is safe and clean with excellent public transport, great service without tipping. Things work here!

[@Protonoto1]

@@fidomusic nice whereabouts?

[@hummingpylon]

UK winters are mentally draining. Together with economic decline this paints a very depressing picture. People are clamouring for reform.

[@TravelGxng]

Weather doesn't help

[@jatinkg1]

Its all grey, gloomy and depressing during winters.., only joyful thing that happen in winter is during Christmas days..,

[@philyewin4880]

Just like a lot of other children of the Windrush generation, I've reached an age when I could comfortably retire and I'm entitled to Barbados citizenship. I left broken Britain at 53yrs old for Barbados in 2020 and have found a whole community here that have done the same. I've also since discovered that Caribbean islands that are Caricom members allow freedom of movement.

[@Likha489]

I don't blame you. At least you are away from the Racism in the UK. Racism and treatment of ethnic minorities born and bred and immigrants is terrible

[@wagmiorngmi]

As someone who lived on Dominica, it's all very nice until the hurricanes blow through and then your house is levelled and flooded. Also internet is stupidly expensive, as is all food that cannot be produced on the island and has to be imported.

[@philyewin4880]

@wagmiorngmi Barbados has extremely strict building regulations to ensure structures can withstand tropical storms and hurricanes. I survive on a diet of the abundance of fresh locally grown fruit and vegetables and locally caught fish and they're reasonably priced, that diet and it's naturally coral filtered tap water are probably why Barbados has the second most centenarians per capita in the world. Imported processed food is expensive, but I guess it's imported to meet the demand of the large population of tourist always here. TV and broadband packages are of similar cost to those in the UK.

[@SilverTrekker]

I'm of Indian heritage as well. I think the Govt policies are responsible and I don't see things changing in the near future. Everything is getting expensive. Time is limited and flying by, this will be a good step. if possible have a passive income in the UK. I will be following your journey with interest. All the best.

[@TravelGxng]

Thanks for watching

[@DeniseBond-cc9ce]

Ibam of anglovsaxon englush heratage i want my homeland back !

[@villhelm]

As am I and so do I.

[@6079Smith]

​@@DeniseBond-cc9ce wtf?

[@filmserve]

I saw the writing on the wall more than 20 years ago when my aunt was forced out of her house in Burnley by 'incomers' taking over the whole street. She was the last to succumb. Left the UK a couple of years later. Best decision I ever made.

[@aaliyah9832]

Where do you live now?

[@user-vl8iw1666]

That is a lie hahah

[@MotorsportUK2009]

@@aaliyah9832 You know it's bullshit when they don't mention the country.

[@user-bh4gw7ck4d]

@@MotorsportUK2009 why would they want to tell you where they moved to? Its irrelevant to their post and it's nothing to do with you anyway. If I moved abroad and commented I wouldn't be saying where to on every post. Sad act

[@filmserve]

@@aaliyah9832 why do you need to know where I live now? Let's just say I moved to avoid having to live with low life like the other commentator on here who called me a liar. Life's too short to spend time engaging with jerks. Peace and prosperity to all.

[@YTPAJ12]

I left the UK in 2005 to move to Thailand, returned in 2022 for 10 months, and quickly realised it wasn’t for me. I came back to Thailand and haven’t looked back since. While I’m proud to be British, I feel the values in the UK have declined, and from the outside, it often feels like a third-world country. In contrast, Thailand offers so much. The Christmas decorations here are spectacular-sometimes over the top-but they bring joy to both locals and foreigners with their vibrant lights. Living costs are significantly lower: rents and property are affordable, there’s no council tax, and even annual condo maintenance fees are only around £400. Utilities like electricity and water are inexpensive, though drinking bottled water can add up compared to the UK. Shopping is reasonable for local goods, though imported products can be pricier, and while vehicles can be expensive, brands like Toyota are a solid choice. Some KZbinrs describe Thailand as modern, which is true in places like Bangkok, but it’s not universal. Would I go back to the UK? Maybe for a holiday, but living there again? Not anytime soon."

[@ruthkaye8787]

I left UK in 2018. The things you are saying are expensive are relatively much cheaper than other places (other than petrol), and trust me, Brits are lucky to have any free health care. try being in the USA.....

[@TravelGxng]

I definitely wouldn't step foot in the USA. Where abouts are you?

[@JacksonFairweather]

It’s not free healthcare!!! We pay for the NHS from our taxes, and the government spends more on the NHS every year…it’s a money pit and out of control with its huge bureaucracy

[@Kyee-d7n]

It's not free , tax money goes into the NHS which comes from tax payers and you still have to pay for your medication. (Unless you are on the dole)

[@davidyoung9561]

The USA is a horrible place. I would not go there.

[@CaldonianDude]

The trouble is you need to pay for private healthcare these days unless you want to be waiting for a potentially life saving operation. Employers often provide this as a perk though if you've got a decent job. And NHS dental treatment - forget it - it is getting much harder to get NHS treatment and even that is not free. A lot of surgeries that have NHS patients are simply no longer treating them - you have to pay a private subscription to get treatment. Still, even with private dental and health care UK is MUCH cheaper than USA, but then USA is an outlier when it comes to healthcare costs. I have experience of private healthcare and dental care in both Thailand and the Philippines and it is both cheaper and much higher quality than the UK...

[@DWPofficial2024]

I'm also leaving this 💩hole ... I'm off on a one way ticket to South America in February 🫡

[@TravelGxng]

LATAM for the win 🏆

[@FunkyChild718]

The irony that you're going to an even bigger shithole in South America with the highest homicide rates on earth.

[@Paulg51-73]

Poland for me, Argentina, Uruguay etc, just too far from home. Greetings from Thaiand haha

[@ibrstellar1080]

It's a difficult one to pick as a lot of these countries will be stripped bare of It's wealth and it's culture destroyed like Europe to force it into the Stakeholder capitalist system and a totalitarian State.

[@JI7NKJ]

@@Paulg51-73 Poland seems a good choice.

[@helenalovelock1030]

It’s so great though we now have armed police protecting the Christmas Markets (edit Winter Markets”. They have been renamed not to offend people that don’t celebrate Christmas

[@andyclem1019]

Can't protect airports?

[@cliftonsmith9517]

crazy indeed!!

[@datingandlifeadvicechannel7534]

🤮

[@MrDen-lv5uj]

Eastern Europe is now a much better place to live than the UK, though it used to be the opposite. Times have changed.

[@TravelGxng]

I hear that

[@hunainjaffar4996]

I live Edinburgh Scotland, I’m 33 and I’m wanting to leave soon aswell it’s so hard now! Doing my certificates and exams to get a decent job abroad

[@TravelGxng]

Good luck to you and thanks for watching

[@niconico2412]

What certificates are you doing can I ask?

[@hunainjaffar4996]

@ aws cloud for IT get some experience and I’m applying to go abroad for jobs

[@girldoes289]

Brexit has made it harder unfortunately unless you're highly skilled, you'll need a visa to work/live in the EU.

[@hunainjaffar4996]

@@girldoes289 absolutely! I love Scotland don’t get me wrong but it’s just depressing and I don’t see it getting any better. Born and brought up here so it’s going to be hard to leave but hopefully for the better

[@saraarmstrong434]

I live in Devon and it’s turned into a concrete jungle, houses going up everywhere. It’s probably triple its size now. No green grass anywhere anymore. Used to be soo pretty here 😢 I’m also thinking of leaving

[@KevSmith-v4u]

No green grass left in Devon?.........stop talking rot, I live in Devon and if you don't like it sod off.

[@samirehman3675]

@KevSmith-v4u Sara is saying the right thing, its very sad...

[@AlexLR]

I live in west Devon, I don’t know what you’re talking about. South east England is a different story though.

[@JamieLeslie-hh6rx]

@@AlexLRI live in the Sussex - it’s still very green, as is Kent, Surrey and Hampshire. People vastly overestimate the amount of land that’s actually built on.

[@rosequartz7841]

Same in Kent!....

[@NittyLittyNiturzion]

the local sainsbury here in the city centre of oxford has security tags on redbull. and that's one of the last places i would have expected to see something like this

[@TravelGxng]

I was trying to find the solid plastic packaged packs of butter 🤣

[@meisterlymanu5214]

they do that because the store has identified those items as the most stolen. Cheese, rum, vodka and red bull. Guess whos doing the stealin...

[@VansSpartacus]

@@meisterlymanu5214things are getting worse I guess throughout the whole world 🌎, population is increasing, and there’s more mouths to feed, with less people want to join the employment market, young humans want to have kids at the age of 17 or 18, when they don’t even earn their bread and butter, and who’ll feed their new born Babies???? The Government??? Who’s to blame???? Is it the government problem if young humans decide to have kids at 17 , rather than finding a job to buy a livelihood for themselves, and then growing a family, if that’s makes sense… As simple as this, no rocket science. If this is followed there’ll be less to little crime, and more prosperity and people will be more happier. With a job at hand, young people will be able to buy a small house and then think of having a family rather than having a child at 17, and then the stress of affording to feed mouths and hence the crime…

[@aries6776]

Every city has thieves. I really don't see it as that surprising.

[@mw01908]

It's the first place that it happens, because the price of housing in Oxford is through the roof, you are either rich or very poor there

[@keshmeshnakhuutt9555]

This should be a series. GREAT video 🤎☄👏