Why I wouldn't move back to the UK after 7 years in Poland

[@codinghusky5196]

I'm a Croat and I met an Englishman who moved into my village. I was absolutely SHOCKED he did what he did, and while he did marry a girl from the village who went to work in London (where they met), I couldn't wrap my head around HIM moving HERE, not HER moving THERE. Felt insane. Then he started talking and omg... Yeah, I can see why my little village of 500 people and 2 bears is WAY more appealing than a street of criminals, thugs, kids who rob you and drug addicts you find half dead in front of your building. Thing is, you guys are very welcome to our Slavic lands... But you should take your own country back, not flee.

[@stanleyshannon4408]

Basically, modern mass immigration seems to consist entirely of men afraid to stand up and fight for their own interests. Just run away to somewhere else for safety.

[@thank_you2933]

@@codinghusky5196 that's not going to happen, the British invaded countless countries, so now is their turn to be invaded. Life works that way. You do bad things, so, you pay the consequences.

[@franekspeak953]

Did he mention the weather? ;)

[@The_Reality_Filter]

"A Communist system can be recognised by the fact that it spares the criminals and criminalises the political opponent" - Alexander Solzhenitsyn

[@DamianC-n9b]

Worst is the come and bring with them they ideas that got they country in to shit

[@DavidH-z6v]

Zero illegal migrants zero violent attacks. Respect to Poland.

[@DavySlovenac]

Pretty sure you dont live in Poland

[@DavidH-z6v]

@DavySlovenac what's that got to do with the price of fish?

[@ProMo1998]

And thats why they are hated by the EU elites

[@susanharrisdemorales3446]

Please back up your zero with figures.

[@DavidH-z6v]

@@susanharrisdemorales3446 I was repeating what one of their politicians said.

[@louisechainey2940]

My son in law is Polish, when he first started seeing our English daughter people said he’s looking for a UK visa now people are saying she’s lucky because she can get a Polish one. We visit Poland twice a year and can see why you’ve made it your home.

[@britinpoland2392]

It’s funny in how short a time people’s perceptions can change…I think the minds of people in the U.K. are changing a lot on a number of things right now! And indeed Poland is wonderful, I’ve always been happy living here 😊

[@grazynaklimowicz7105]

@@britinpoland2392 Bo Polska jest cudowna. Gdyby politycy byli lepsi, byłoby jeszcze lepiej. Co innego Polska i Polacy, co innego politycy.

[@nayaab7356]

Yeah people would also assume that when I got my serbian husband he wants the British passport but I'm sorry, serbia is much better. 😂 I'm so lucky to have other options.

[@Malysandacz]

It is funny that English people don't understand much about Europe. Polish people didn't need visas to live/work in UK since 2005.

[@MM2009]

Pole looked after english? She's either pretty and slim which is very rare in the UK - the European capitol of inbreeding or its a made up story...

[@FALKOR78]

I am a Polish bloke living in the UK since 2003 and love this country like my own, basically embraced a British ways of life with open arms, but if I wasn't running my own business and had a good income I would be looking to go back to Poland. Not sure if I could live there as every time I visit Poland I miss the UK but the living conditions, housing situation and non existence of illegal imigrants who have no respect to "the hosting country's culture" is certainly something that would help with soothing the pain. I realy hope something will change in Britain but the future isn't looking good. All the best to my British folks 🇬🇧💔🇵🇱

[@britinpoland2392]

There is some hope for Britain, America is turning the tide and those waves will help the U.K. and help awaken the people to get themselves out of this mess! Keep up the good fight 💪

[@FALKOR78]

@britinpoland2392 the thing is, US is a completely different reality to Europe and the Brits due to years of prosperity and leading the world in technology and financial sector are reluctant to change. US is still a powerhouse, UK is not anymore and new reality requires new approach. I don't think society as a whole have grasped the full extend of a shite we're in just yet, let's hope it won't end up like a British car and motor industry, which seized to exist due to management incompetence and...reluctance to change to new market requirements and admiting that "others" may know better than we do and we should follow suit. The only exception was a Triumph, the only British manufacturer still in British hands, all thanks to the British businessman who bought the brand when it collapsed, put the "British pride away", send the engineers to Japan to learn from the best and now Triumph give people jobs and make grear bikes again. This however requires complete change of mindset and that's hard to do on a national scale. Britain is like a old school businessman who was successfull for years and he thinks he's a dogs bollocks, and even though he's business is not profitable anymore and require changes he doesn't care as ..."he is the dogs bollocks"...living off his savings, spending like he used to before and there's no way anyone can convince him otherwise... Let's hope this old man will open his eyes before it's to late 🤞🏻 All the best brother and say hi to Poland 🇵🇱💔🇬🇧

[@triggercky9928]

With good people like yourselves who see something worth saving we have a chance

[@eddiebirch2067]

Good analogy

[@tvtt5678]

Congratulations, Polish patriot. Output: you love the Polska-Matka ONLY if it has any value. I have great respect for people who are patriotic. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@trafimow]

I’m a Pole leaving in the UK for 20 years now. This country has changed enormously in recent times. I see people displaying a lot of antisocial behaviours, the COOP in front of my apartment is being robbed every day, junkies sit on my stairs and make a mess. Police do absolutely nothing about any of this. The standard of leaving has dropped and so has safety. Every time I travel to Poland I feel so relaxed and I feel I can breathe again. I’m moving back to Poland in a couple of months and I cannot wait.

[@britinpoland2392]

Yes…the police seem to prefer looking at social media than fighting real crime now! Wishing you luck with your return to Poland!

[@trafimow]

Thank you! Good luck to you too and let’s hope Poland is learning from other countries’ mistakes

[@britinpoland2392]

@ one of the motivations for this video was a warning for sure!

[@Koln-tk8dr]

Churchill Thieves Shakespear Thieves --------------- Why Britain is Broken -- ?? British Shit-ish Empire looted 180 countries for 1,000 years. What happened to all that STOLEN money -- ??

[@neilgriffin6197]

UK lost the plot. Let's hope Poland doesn't ever allow it to happen.

[@bw9927]

This guy sums up what the vast majority of what most people think in the UK.

[@themaelstromnotebook]

Yep, absolutely

[@ecaeas4439]

The question is, how many people actually do something about it. Moaning and grovelling with inaction (because it's up to the politicians to sort the country out) has become a national habit. Few campaign, few lobby the government, (by joining Labour for instance and promoting their policies). A huge minority don't even bother voting and then wonder why a party they don't like achieves a massive majority (I support labour myself but many of the people who are complaining about them don't even vote themselves). Everyone that is interested in politics is busy concentrating on fundamental disagreements they have with each other, instead of coming together to discuss as a population how we can achieve change. A house divided will fall.

[@themaelstromnotebook]

@@ecaeas4439 Agreed, and I support the simple production of online content to further people's awareness. If you can make inroads with people socially that's great. Maybe it depends where you live... but that's a bigger ask. I've just spent 5 months at local council meetings trying to figure out where their heads are at... and done the same with local groups that are socially trying to 'change things'. I think they're all rather debilitating so I'm very socially disenchanted these days. I can deal with doing a lot without financial backing... but usually even any social sanction or support - or simple attention - is lacking. Just go ahead and create your own projects... but don't expect or require any backing from anyone necessarily. Also it's better to do something positive fairly irregularly than burning yourself out on a single project and wind up ditching it over a matter of months, or a few years... particularly if you're also busy making ends meet in other areas of your life.

[@larrousseyves9408]

same thing all over western Europe. the EU wants to extend it to eastern europe.

[@Ariadne_Oliver]

@@ecaeas4439 How will you fight it when you're spending two years in a cell for speaking the truth??

[@konradkowalski3978]

You are very welcome in Poland, doors are always open for such intelligent and open minds people like you. I hope England will wake up before it will be too late🙏

[@britinpoland2392]

Thank you ❤️ I hope so too! I still have hope for Britain 🥺

[@iwonapawluczuk7687]

@@britinpoland2392welcome to Poland where I have just come back from uk. for good due to great hope to earn high as a nurse now.I know from my nations history that no matter how strong unjust and powerful government is,in certain times the all Nation must stand up for Freedom! No matter consequences.They cannot put to jail all the Nation. Our Pope used to say : Fear not…and that the Freedom is not given to anybody forever and you must fight for it every moment.Hugs Brother

[@britinpoland2392]

@ love this comment! ❤️

[@johnrscossy]

That ship has sailed long ago.

[@Oldwolf-r95]

Its funny eh, if UK become refugee in Poland, maybe they finally learn how to work?

[@ZwierciadloMiastaST]

I moved from Poland to UK 15 years ago and I really regret my choice nowadays,stay where you are mate,because UK is a sinking boat and I'm really concerned about my future here

[@iggyblitz8739]

So when are you moving back to Poland ?

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

You really have good reason to be concerned

[@flesz_]

Poland is not doing any better mate lol . War in Ukraine, all your taxes will go for ukrops , they are new muslim immigrants equivalents in Poland. Drink driving, crime, drugs etc, it's all them now

[@ZwierciadloMiastaST]

@@josepfgrant9093 for work and better life standard,since I moved Pand has changed a lot for better and UK for much worse,I slowly start thinking to sell the house and move back like many Poles nowadays

[@carlbland68]

@@iggyblitz8739 ho-pefully soon also might f off there as well

[@Col1961]

I have worked with my Polish friends here in the UK for the last 11 years and sadly one by one, they are returning, for the reasons you just listed so well, I can't blame them, I used to be proud of the UK and now I worry for my kid's future. Good news I'm off to visit my Polish friends this year something to look forward to.

[@GoldKingsMan]

I might head Poland for the first time soon. Thinking of Gdansk.

[@josepfgrant9093]

@@GoldKingsMan they don’t like people with darker skin in Poland.

[@MichaelJay-rr2vz]

​Go to Gdasnk it is fantastic , ive been many times , the old town beautiful , my partner is Polish ​@@GoldKingsMan

[@PawelLawrynowicz-vu7xu]

​@GoldKingsMan it's a typical tourist spot. Check also less touristic spots like: Bielsko-Biala or Łódź.

[@MichaelJay-rr2vz]

@@PawelLawrynowicz-vu7xu Orlowo very nice too

[@papadajnia268]

I return to poland after 20 years in uk ...i am thankful for what i got from uk but this country change a lot ...reasons why i left New coruppt government Dirty cities Cost of living Broken roads Broken NHS Poor House quality Very high knife crime Migrants in dover And finally all my polisch frends left uk all ready ... I have my own house in poland paid of .. All British refugees are WELCOME in POLAND 🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@BethanyLloyd-h6t]

thank you so much , i'm happy for you , i'm glad the UK was good for you , but it's changed so much , my son and i are planning on leaving the UK ,but we can't speak Polish , i have Polish friends here , we love you ! all the best , linda in Wales .

[@yugster78]

Thanks brother i feel the UK and Poland share special link and friendship more than any other 2 European country's. Good to hear the polls are there for us in our time of need.

[@minixtvbox]

14 Tory years same happened in 1980 mass unemployment mass inflation

[@GoldKingsMan]

@@papadajnia268 NHS is dire seeing how my dad was treated.

[@thank_you2933]

@@papadajnia268 they are not migrants, they are expats ☺️

[@ararabarara]

This is the saddest, most depressing film about the UK. Pure hopelessness...

[@britinpoland2392]

Sadly it’s the way I see things now, and quite a contrast to my videos about Poland, I still have hope the U.K. can turn things around, but it will take the people to make that happen!

[@formxshape]

If Elon hadn’t bought X, the. I would agree. I think there is a slither of hope. The first hurdle is getting Labour out… and Elon is piling on the pressure and putting the spotlight on their contempt to the natives. Sadly we will need a firm hand to turn the tables in the UK, and some ‘good’ immigrants from 3rd world countries will sadly be affected, but we do need mass deportations and a complete ban on Islam being practiced within the UK. And that’s just the first step.

[@tvtt5678]

@@britinpoland2392 Are you need in people seeking refuge in Poland? Are you intending to set up a government in exile? Similar to the treacherous ex-Polish government that escaped to Britain from Hitler on September 12, 1939 y, abandoning the Polish citizens to confront the Nazis by themselves? So, that’s the strategy, then? 🤣

[@tvtt5678]

@@britinpoland2392 Who is the people to make Britain Great Again? Are you In search of people who have fled to Poland? Is a government in exile something you intend to form? Such as the treacherous Polish ex-government which escaped to Britain on September 12th in 1939 y, abandoning Poland to the Germans army ? So, that’s the plan, Proud British ? 🤣

[@yakadaker]

You have still got hope .the USA got Trump,you have Farage,in Australia we got apathy.

[@Wojciech-mh3nb]

I made a mistake when I moved to UK 19 years ago from Poland haha 🙂. I am too old and too sick now to go back. It is so sad watching my second beloved Country and Nation to collapse so terribly... . it is made by design by corrupt, lying politicians and their sick anti-European agendas. It can sound crazy but living in communist Poland in 80's was less depressing than now in UK. At least we didn't have muslim criminals wandering our streets and causing harm to children and women. And you're so right about the propaganda in the MSM media! I only watch things on YT and Mahyar Tousi - the only channel which will tell us the truth.

[@britinpoland2392]

@@Wojciech-mh3nb good to meet another Mahyar Tousi fan! He’s brilliant! Politicians are trying to destroy Europe, it’s now up to the people to get it back and vote out the corruption! All is not lost, if Poland can prosper then any country can turn things around 😊

[@TheAldona9]

@@Wojciech-mh3nb same me, feeling the same about my second home, but never give up, even we are not able to fight, we can inform people around the world what is going here in UK

[@Wojciech-mh3nb]

@@TheAldona9 This is not only the fight for the country or the Continent... . This is about the future of The World and our children. Thanks to God I don't have any but feel for the people who have kids and they have to realize that the future cannot be like it seems it will be. FIGHT for the whole World!

[@Wojciech-mh3nb]

@@britinpoland2392 I am so tired of governments ALWAYS playing ,,phobia'' or ,,race'' card. People who can think clearly know it's not about the race or irrational fear : the clue is only one : certain religion have no place in civilized World!!!

[@KaptainKlunk1]

Asian drug gangs are the worst and kebab shops that operate as fronts go to Scunthorpe and have a look there Asians have taken over and turned it into an open air crack asylum... It's hard not to sound racist in any shape form of fashion EUROPE CAN ONLY SURVIVE IF IT IS WHITE......and im SAD. to say that....

[@petereccott2869]

As a British person who also lives in Poland, I have to say that I agree with pretty much everything in this video. Not to say that everything in Poland is perfect, but there is no way that I would move back to UK as the quality of life here is just much higher. It is very sad to see the state of affairs in the UK, but what is also very say is the apathetic attitudes of a lot of people to what is actually going on.

[@britinpoland2392]

@@petereccott2869 I still have hope that things can be turned around…but it won’t be easy and will take very drastic measures… The people need to be motivated to vote for change and to fight for their rights, I hope videos like this can help in some small way 😊

[@petereccott2869]

@@britinpoland2392 I agree. It is just a shame that people need motivating in order to stand up for simple rights such as the freedom of speech. It shocks me that many of the people I know who live in the UK do not see the problems that are on their own doorsteps.

[@britinpoland2392]

@ the country has become too passive…at least with KZbin people are finding a voice and as more people realise what’s happening I hope they will wake up!

[@michaelmckelvey5122]

Yes, you agree pretty much with everything in this video because you are not living in England, you are living in Poland and these comments help you as much as the audience in justifying your previous actions. It would be very hard to be an Englishman who has moved to Poland and then, to say to the entire world: 'I hate Poland!'

[@petereccott2869]

​@@michaelmckelvey5122and your point is.... My personal justification for leaving the UK is nothing to do with the current situation, having left many years ago.

[@philiplevins6702]

I first experienced Poland in 2016...I was 'best man' at my good friends wedding( can't believe it's nearly 10 years ago )...anyway long story short...me and my good lady were blown away by Poland and fell in love with the country...we go back sometimes 3 times in a year and it has become our 'second home'...We have our retirements on the horizon and guess where we will be based?...Yes we will will travel...but our 'home' will be in Poland...Peace and wellbeing folks

[@britinpoland2392]

So many beautiful places to see, even now starting to plan my adventures for this year 😁

[@michaelmckelvey5122]

It will only be your home for 90 days in every 180!

[@halko7122]

Brits are always welcome in Poland!!

[@glenngoodman5816]

Hi i am from the Northeast of England. We moved to Poland nearly 2 years ago .Both retired from work early .I have been visiting poland for over 35 years. My wife since a child. Her father was Polish he settled in the UK after ww2. This gave my wife a right to Polish citizenship. She now has dual nationality. We moved to a small village about 50 miles from gdansk. We have great neighbours and everyone has been friendly and helpful. Such a better quality of life here .Wish we had done it sooner ...👍

[@britinpoland2392]

Thank you for sharing your story 😊

[@ricardobarbosa7805]

The future of Europe doesn't seem very bright. Poland and Switzerland appear to be the only countries that will remain safe.

[@britinpoland2392]

Agreed…maybe Europe can be saved, but it would take a lot of big changes!

[@phylliskudla2971]

Great video I agree with you 100%.

[@britinpoland2392]

@ surprised by the positive comments today 😅 Just waiting for one of the brainwashed to go nuclear on this video 😂

[@queenbee367]

Have you ever lived in Switzerland?

[@britinpoland2392]

@ no I haven’t, though have friends who have lived there 😊

[@StuHoward]

Another fellow Brit here who also lives in Warsaw now chiming in to say I 100% agree with every word you spoke in this video. No surprise that you, I and the other commenters here chose Poland as our refuge. Polska górą! 🇵🇱

[@britinpoland2392]

Poland reminds me a bit of the England I grew up in, when there were better values, safer demographics, and a more affordable environment…you should come to a Warsaw Global event, we have a few Brits there 😁

[@Pawel-rv1ek]

Weren't you in some interview few years back on youtube?

[@dol3980]

Becuz it is 1 of the few sane countries to live in Europe and Brits will be flocking there within 5 yrs. as the uk is kaput

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

Expat NYer here living in Turkey and own a flat in Warsaw Love the city and if I wasn’t married to a Turk I would be living there

[@ceciliabrown3301]

As a Pole living in the UK and facing prejudice and hatred on daily basis, I find these positive comments refreshing.

[@peterhagen8908]

There is a vid from Germany on YT at the moment where a young woman with a headscarf openly attacks a policeman with her hands and legs and the cop only gently dodges like from a fly. Zero consequences. If this is normal, I don't know how normal is defined in certain countries anymore.

[@britinpoland2392]

It’s horrific! And how long did it take for those chaps in Manchester airport to even get a charge applied to them for breaking a Policewoman’s nose? Beggars belief 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@peterhagen8908]

@@britinpoland2392 Zapomniałem napisać, że właśnie takich ludzi jak Ty Polska potrzebuje. Zareklamuj podobny ruch swoim przyjaciołom w UK.

[@michaelmckelvey5122]

@@peterhagen8908 Jak moze byc ''podobny ruch swoim przyjacilom w U.K.'' kiedy my mozemy tylko zostac w Polsce w ramach 90 dni?!

[@JD365-ls5cw]

Cry about it

[@rumeunner3245]

Fear of being called a racist is a very powerful control factor.

[@Marty7787]

My partner is Polish, and we're looking at moving over to Poland permanently in the coming years, first time I visited I couldn't believe how clean and safe it feels there. The UK genuinely feels like a third world country once you get back from visiting Poland. I instantly loved being out there, I've been all over the country, visiting countless places there these past few years. Poland just feels like the UK that I grew up in.

[@britinpoland2392]

Good luck!

[@Ula-Ka]

We've always been told that we are decades behind the West. Now it turns out it's a good thing all of a sudden.

[@ralphalfiehughes]

I am a 60-year-old white male (first-generation Italian) living in the UK. Yes, my mother was a migrant who came to the UK after the war. She integrated, contributed, and made a very successful life for herself and her family. I have witnessed a catastrophic decline over the decades in the UK, inept successive governments that fail to act on the basics of looking after and protecting our own ... But off on a bit of a tangent here in saying that I have worked with and become very good friends with many poles. I have to say they are the most hard-working , genuine people I have met..and yes it is tragic to see the influx of illegal migrants enter the UK but more depressing to see these wonderful people return back to their motherland...thank you all for your wonderful contribution to this once great land.

[@peterhagen8908]

We Poles love Italy and Britain, no matter what bad things happen to them. By the way, even Mussolini refused to invade Poland alongside Hitler, and the Italian troops stationed in Poland behaved decently. That says something.

[@Bulldog-n6z]

It’s long been known here in the UK that if you want a top job done to anything in your house, you get the Poles in.

[@RAS-pz3st]

Life in the UK is so depressing!

[@britinpoland2392]

This is how I felt before moving to Poland, unnecessarily difficult to get by! And the weather didn’t help 😅

[@littlefluffybushbaby7256]

You're free to leave

[@PorkChopAChunky]

​@littlefluffybushbaby7256People are, and they're the productive taxpayers, not welfare queens. Good luck with that.

[@Spark55278]

@littlefluffybushbaby7256 You need money to leave

[@scalarnai]

This is the worst government and worst Prime Minister in the 50 years I've been in UK. Starmer is worst than Liz Truss, he's made UK into a basketcase.

[@tomstan6785]

I live in London and can’t wait to leave this hell-hole. It’s like capital of British colonies…

[@britinpoland2392]

@@tomstan6785 thank God to hear someone from London who doesn’t think the place is some amazing multi cultural dream! You see so many people talk about how great London is still…I wonder what they’ve been taking!

[@foppo100]

It all depends where you live and what you do.Where my son lives in Surbiton it is very nice.He has a decent job and so does his girlfriend.They have one little girl but pay over £100 a day for child care.Hell hole far from it.

[@britinpoland2392]

@ fair comment, I haven’t been to London for quite a while now and never lived there, just had family near Crystal Palace when I was younger who were in a nice area, though have other family in Wimbledon who are not having such a great time…it’s a mixed picture

[@littlefluffybushbaby7256]

If you don't like it, leave. No-one is stopping you.

[@CliffordMichael-o9x]

​@littlefluffybushbaby7256I bet your a labour voter

[@alterego2275]

Immigration within the Europe is fine, especially when 2 countries share the same values like UK and Poland in many cases. I know that people like You will be a positive addition to our society here in Poland, and that's why You are welcomed. The problem starts when this is uncontrolled immigration from countries that have completely diffrent values to ours and the are usually a burden to the society. It looks however that this is by designe in the case of UK, something much bigger is brewing up.

[@britinpoland2392]

@alterego2275 completely agreed, I wanted to say something like this on the video…but perhaps wasn’t brave enough to take things that far 😅

[@izabela1961]

@@britinpoland2392 Be brave, you are half-Polish now

[@britinpoland2392]

@ hahaha, true!

[@martinjohnson2549]

Thing is, an average English female thinks England shares same values with Nigeria or Jamaica and finds Poland some arch enemy.

[@britinpoland2392]

@ not just some English women with that viewpoint but yes…there are the brainwashed who let all this happen and even vote for it…

[@elliottdefoe9615]

I moved to Poland from London 11 years ago. And although where I live is far from perfect, it's the best decision I've ever made to be honest!

[@stepup-m8s]

I like your honesty.

[@aaronhughes3648]

I moved to Poland with my Polish wife and son in 2018 because of the cost of living and because I was having difficulty progressing my career as priority was given to women and BAME for promotions despite being told I was perfect for the higher roles (the company I worked for also regularly promoted that they wanted more women and people from BAME). My wife joked that I should have become trans to get promoted which sadly would have actually helped my chances. We would have been stuck struggling if we stayed, the house we were renting had problems with black mould which made my son ill and put him in the hospital. The landlord blamed us for the mould despite previously saying it wasn't our fault and tried to take our deposit to "paint the walls which were suffering from the mould". Moving to Poland allowed us to purchase our own flat and we were lucky enough to have it renovated for a TV show, we have never had problems with mould here. Our flat is always warm in winter, my in-laws detached house is also warm in winter but when I visit my parents it's always freezing in their house in winter (I think they are afraid to put the heating on). My son is autistic and he was diagnosed at a very young age and has been receiving really good levels of help in Poland but from what I hear in the UK he would still be waiting for a diagnosis. We even get more money in the child benefit equivalent here. I had problems with the UK passport office when I tried to renew my son's passport, they messed up and blamed me for it, I complained and they said everything was now actually OK but they wanted me to pay again! We decided to get him a Polish passport to travel on instead, we went to an office in the town, paid a fraction of the cost of a British passport and it was ready in 2 days! When I'm visiting my family (in Kent) it smells of cannabis everywhere I go. Most shops in the town are empty/boarded up, everything is dirty, the buildings look neglected and it is so depressing. I live in a small town here in Poland and there are no empty shops, there is a shopping centre which looks modern and everything is clean and looked after. People in Poland are always shocked when I say how bad it is in England and think I'm exaggerating.

[@britinpoland2392]

Thank you for sharing, really paints a picture of so many problems that the U.K. has and will continue to have without big changes, glad you are much happier in Poland 😊

[@RussellJamesStevens]

I moved to the Philippines 15 yrs back . A country that does not SQUANDER cash on immigrants , net zero nonsense...etc. etc. Climate GOOD . Cost of living. GOOD . Personal safety. EXCELLENT. BUT foreigners must never, ever, forget that in this part of the world the indigenous folk ALWAYS HAVE PRIORITY.

[@antekp2965]

It is worth noting that the relative safety of the Philippines, like Japan, is due to ethnic characteristics, not special police work

[@britinpoland2392]

Sounds like the opposite of the U.K., so they are doing things right 😁

[@chestermosburger3113]

@@antekp2965 Crime is high in The Philippines- very high.

[@gjrendle]

A country that looks after its indigenous folks first is a country I can trust, I have always lived in the UK and can’t say that this is the case here now. I feel very disheartened with what is happening in the UK now. I run a small business, work hard and just get hammered by taxes no matter what way I approach things and all our freedoms being taken away bit by bit is very very concerning to say it mildly. I am starting to explore the idea of emigration now.

[@GoldKingsMan]

My family friend married a Filipina, his fam went to see Philly in December.

[@_andry]

I also left Netherlands to live in Poland, it was much better, but then when inflation started and cost of living skyrocketed in Poland as well, it got challenging to survive in Poland on one Polish salary

[@otymistycznysangwinik2649]

government must be changed. tusk is german and he want to bankrupt PL

[@tylerdurden8855]

You were subjected to polish propaganda and now you regret it 😂😂😂

[@remotetechie6910]

Brit moving to Poland is not what I thought I will see in my lifetime 😅

[@amandakeane8652]

You are absolutely correct in everything you say. Summed up beautifully!!

[@britinpoland2392]

After binge watching KZbin for months I felt I had to unload somewhere 😅

[@Ariadne_Oliver]

@@britinpoland2392 I live in Aus now for my elderly parents and sad to leave Blighty but will never go back. I experienced the same in Tony Blairs London.. Very sad times and NEVER thought we would get a Socialist dictator as PM after H17l3rs fail. I had a gay friend who is in full support of Sha Law and he doesn't know what Marxists are haha????

[@R53Hole]

Is he though? You really think so?

[@gracesokolowska6387]

Thank you for all thruth! Welcome in my country 🇵🇱!

[@britinpoland2392]

My pleasure to report it and thank you for your wishes 😊

[@IsThisAvailable550]

Grim or not, that was 100% Truth. Every single word. Thank you for voicing everything I'd like to comment. Just to add..... For the annual speech, Charlie had a huge opportunity to help to make a start with putting things right, but sadly he simply chose to throw fuel on an already blazing furnace!

[@britinpoland2392]

I’m almost surprised that more people haven’t contended what I had to say in this video, even though everything is based on reputable news organisations or academic commentary…I still hope things can get better and the world can see a change in direction 🙂 Indeed…some ‘interesting’ end of year speeches this year…there was only one speech from a significant figure that said what needed to be said

[@karolinaszostek1757]

I moved out UK 2 years ago after 15 years in and oh my God I never looked back!

[@MaciekPieroga]

I moved out of Poland and never looked back. I will not return to a country that already kicked me out once.

[@JohnSmith-oh9ux]

@@MaciekPieroga 1st you claim you moved, then that you got kicked out. You seem to be confused there, mate.

[@Jono_McK]

The U.K. is a poor country attached to a rich city that is London. They say the U.K. is the 6th largerst economy in the world?..no, London is.

[@chucky2316]

You're wrong it's a very wealthy nation. But it's the choclate cake scenario. You have a cake capable of feeding 5 people maybe 6. But you expect that cake to feed 50 people which can also be done but those 50 just get crumbs

[@Jono_McK]

@@chucky2316 No i'm actually 100% right, i think i'd know being from Scotland.... If London didn't exist, the U.K's wealth wouldn't exist, the further away from London you get, the poorer people are, of course there's exceptions like Edinburgh but that place is just little London. Also, the analogy you gave as to how i'm wrong was quite shyte... to say the least.

[@Jono_McK]

@@chucky2316 The more i think about the analogy you gave, the more i think it actually proves me right. Th rest of the U.K. should be just as wealthy if not even more so than London but it isn't, why?... opportunity, that's pretty much it. The rest of the U.K. doesn't even get a chance to have a slice of the "cake", nevermind a crumb.

[@vulcan6036]

Having just been to the UK to visit as an expat/immigrant this video hit the nail right on the head. It was a difficult watch.

[@britinpoland2392]

Sorry to provide such a grim assessment, I hope it will motivate people to make real change!

[@thank_you2933]

@@vulcan6036 expat, lmao 🤣, I think you meant inmigrant

[@vulcan6036]

You know exactly what I mean. ​@@thank_you2933

[@chucky2316]

No ex pat

[@RobWhittlestone]

Unfortunately I agree with you wholeheartedly. I'm a Brit in Switzerland- been here 35 years and wouldn't want to live under current conditions in UK. I became Swiss 25 years ago and admire the Swiss approach to almost everything. The UK has become a second-rate country due to successive corrupt governments and astronomical imports of 3rd world people who don't integrate. This deliberate and conscious destruction of our culture and heritage, the rising crime, suppression of free speech, prosecution of thought crimes, the transformation of London into a third-world Londonistan sh1t-hole are discouraging talent and skilled people from staying.

[@DBE-df4wx]

I hear Switzerland is rapidly changing too like the UK. Do you notice it what city do you live in?

[@mikemac577]

I lived in Zurich last four years. Every year it slowly gets worse. Slippery slop

[@zhivkaradeva4579]

In London 45% of the population has not English background.... Shock! Where you are? LondonStan is full with asian/african people.

[@johnnicholl7817]

Thanks for Telling the truth

[@britinpoland2392]

I do my best, I even held back on saying the full truth, just so KZbin didn’t flag the video 😅

[@TheAldona9]

Well done you , I gave up after 20 years being against religion of peace...

[@TheAldona9]

British police is a joke 🤣

[@marekwiacek-g7b]

As a person born in the UK of Polish parents just found the channel enjoy it as an insight into the country it's history and geography Best wishes. Marek

[@britinpoland2392]

So many wonderful things to share, will never run out of content of this amazing country!

[@twinturbo5212]

Excellent video, perfect description and observations. Thanks for making this and creating awareness of the plight of the UK. If you were born here and make an honest living you're treated like absolute trash.

[@davidyoung9561]

I am in my 40s and lived in the UK all my life. I want nothing more than to leave this horrible vile place. I can't see life getting any better in the UK any time soon. In my early 20s, after completing my A-levels, I had a chance to go to University to study engineering but chose not to. This was mainly because of the evil tuition fees Blair introduced. I regret not getting my degree because if I had, the chances are I wouldn't be still living in this cess pit of the UK. By 2030, the UK will be a 3rd world country and by 2040, there won't be a British culture. I'd leave tomorrow if I could.

[@britinpoland2392]

@@davidyoung9561 it was almost pure chance that took me to Poland, otherwise I would be in the same situation! Get a qualification in teaching English to foreigners, it’s a great way to get a job abroad!

[@michaelmckelvey5122]

@@britinpoland2392 Yes, if you have a recognised qualification in TESOL, which today will cost you over 1000 pounds as well as a university degree, which he has not as he chose not to go to university. Some tin-pot countries such as Vietnam might take non-graduates but countries such as Poland are more or less certain to demand a university degree for work visa reasons. Also, there are other problems working for small private schools such as the lack of a pension and one-year contracts and I have heard of English teachers overseas (including in Poland) who are overworked and exploited. You might earn a good local salary but house prices are soaring in the U.K. meaning you return after some years of working overseas only to find that you are priced out of the local housing market. Even in Poland, you too have problems as you have not passed a B1 language examination to prove your knowledge of the Polish language so you too are vulnerable to certain external factors. Mind you, I sometimes wonder why I stick this pointless life in the U.K. as I have a university degree, a TESOL certificate, a Polish language B1 certificate, as well as a Polish wife meaning that a move to Poland should be quite easy.

[@michaelmckelvey5122]

Yes, and the fees in the beginning were not very high. My daughter has just finished university after a four-year course and she has amassed an 82,000 pound student debt! Mind you, as a pharmacist, it might be worthwhile as she is always in demand and can move freely anywhere in the world. Having a Polish mother means she can gain Polish and therefore European citizenship to boot.

[@britinpoland2392]

@ I think it’s crazy the way tuition fees have gotten! I only had smaller fees when I went but with interest it was a nightmare to get paid off!

[@michaelmckelvey5122]

@@britinpoland2392 He does not have a university degree so how would be get a work visa for Poland?

[@richardfox2865]

I left England 35 years ago. I loved my life in England, great job.. a fantastic time. I've lived in a number of countries in the far east. A superb time. I'm a big traveler... India, China Russia, Pakistan, sri lanka, and on etc. The big difference is this: Before English people we met traveling were full of beans, happy... just traveling for a bit before going back to the UK. Now, many English people seem to want to escape from England. People continuously talk about how it's unsafe and nothing works... Can all these random people be wrong?

[@britinpoland2392]

Well put 😊 When I moved here I didn’t do so to escape England, I embraced an opportunity to try something new and I am glad I did, I saw how life could be better and I’ve never regretted my decision, I look back at England, the land I lived in for 35 odd years and all I feel is sorrow now for what I see 😔

[@violetayaneva8328]

Im bulgarian.We have whole villages of british expats now.Im happy people come here but im sad for the UK.

[@AGLTONY]

Hey What part of Bulgaria? So many Bulgarian houses on ebay all the time so cheap compared to uk

[@violetayaneva8328]

@AGLTONY in the southeast near the Turkish border around the city Svilengrad. Also Gabrovo and Veliko Tarnovo. There are also many who settled along the Black sea coast in different cities, villages and in the resorts.

[@bilapani144]

As long as they are white it's a win for your country. Lets hope they are not some liberal nutjobs...

[@AGLTONY]

@violetayaneva8328 wow, dosmt surprised me uk is so expensive now and things like buying a house impossible:( Thanks for your comment

[@wise0owl]

I'm also thinking about buying a house in Plovdiv area in the near future👍

[@CommonSenseMatters1111]

Coming back from Poland to the UK must feel like coming back to Haiti.

[@britinpoland2392]

@@CommonSenseMatters1111 not so much in the North 😅 but maybe if I went to London 😂

[@QiunTodd]

true

[@cosmicwifi1329]

Nice channel, good work. I've been in Poland 10 years now.... it's a magical place & feels like home now 🤍❤️

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

You in Warsaw I’m always looking to network with fellow Anglos in Poland

[@britinpoland2392]

Thank you so much! A lot more work to do, a lot more country to explore and a lot more culture to experience, funny thing is…I love it all!

[@cosmicwifi1329]

@@frederickmuhlbauer9477 here buddy, thanks for reaching out. I'm currently in Poznan 💎

[@cosmicwifi1329]

@@britinpoland2392 great. What city are you based in?

[@frederickmuhlbauer9477]

@@cosmicwifi1329 Had a friend who went to University there in the early 80s Works for Morgan Stanley in NY now He loved it there

[@itspart]

I 100% agree with everything you say. MY Wife is polish and we are seriously thinking of moving permanently to Poland 🇵🇱...

[@papadajnia268]

I moved last week...😊clean cities wonderful shopping centres no blac..k gangs running with knifes

[@itspart]

@papadajnia268 yes I have been to many city's and towns in Poland and they are amazing.free of the third world 💩

[@edwardsierpowski3839]

Do it, do it quickly, I’m working on it as well.

[@matrixmaid4042]

Totally refreshing conversation and attitude- Thank you I left the UK 16 years ago and something is telling me to return- but your video has given me a reality check.

[@Topdoginuk]

Don't return to this oppressive dictatorship Britain. Count yourself luck you got out. For 50 years this cesspit has declined into a hell-hole.

[@britinpoland2392]

Don’t get me wrong, it’s possible to be happy in the U.K. if you live in the right place and have the right money 😅

[@forge5825]

When I visited Poland I didn't want leave. No place is perfect, but I felt at home

[@britinpoland2392]

Loved it very quickly once I moved here!

[@halko7122]

then feel welcome to come back to Polska🙂

[@FDRecords2023]

Lived in Poland for 19 years now and there's no way I'd return to the UK to live despite family and friends there who I miss (tho' I appreciate the fact it's easy to catch up with them all through various apps and so on), and certain facets and food. I go back regularly enough anyway, but always feel better about returning home to Poland and my life here just outside Krakow. While I think cost of living has increased dramatically here in recent years, this is still balanced out by many things simply being more affordable and, for me personally, all the wonderful things I love about Poland and the people here. It's also a safe country and I believe you touch on some of the reasons why that is and why Polish people want to keep it this way. I enjoy meeting people from other countries and cultures as well (like, I feel, many of us do), but Poland seems to be very good at safeguarding its position on this matter. People here are open to others, and it's telling that there's a growing Indian and Bangladeshi population I've not heard anybody say anything against (and I meet a lot of Polish people in my job). I've also asked Indians, etc. how they feel here and have heard no complaints beyond those working in restaurants bemoaning drunken abuse but, unfortunately, that comes with the terrain and is conducted as much by tourists as the people here. I have never witnessed this, though. In fact, I've only ever seen five fights in Krakow (excluding one I saw between football hooligans and the police years ago!) and one of those involved Brits! Nothing like the seaside town I lived in when in England, where fights/anger/tension filled the atmosphere from Thursday evening to Saturday evening each and every week. I still feel that in the air every time I return to the UK as well. Whatever, I could drone on infinitely about everything I love about Poland and why I far prefer it to the sinking ship that is the UK. It's not perfect here and I'm not naive or stupid enough to attach some kind of utopian vision to any country, but for now Poland's certainly doing something right. Long may it continue.

[@britinpoland2392]

Love this comment! Happy to hear you are enjoying life in Poland as well, Krakow is a beautiful city, I visit fairly often 😁

[@FDRecords2023]

@@britinpoland2392 Thanks! I first visited Krakow in 2003 and fell in love with the place and the possibilities it opened up for me on a personal level. Never looked back. I hear nothing but complaints about the UK from those living there, so I feel strongly I made a good decision. Not been to Warsaw for a long time myself, but it also seems nice. Wroclaw is my second favourite, however!

[@matrixmannn]

Fajny komentarz. Ze wszystkim się zgadzam, a nauczyłeś się narzekać na wszystko jak my Polacy? Bo bez tego się nie liczy, że jesteś już Polakiem. 👍👍😂😂

[@FDRecords2023]

@@matrixmannn Haha! The English also complain, but tend to round this off with a proposal for a cup of tea or trip to the pub! As I've got older, I try to avoid transmogrifying completely into Larry David, however. My life's generally good, thankfully!

[@matrixmannn]

@@FDRecords2023 👍👍😊😊

[@adamday2067]

A very good analysis of the current status of living in the UK.

[@britinpoland2392]

Thank you 😊

[@adamday2067]

@@britinpoland2392 Sadly, the UK has gone past the tipping point, and in our lifetime has zero chance of changing

[@johnlesoudeur3653]

@@adamday2067 You are correct, the projected demographics says it all.

[@Bulldog-n6z]

From what I read most of Europe is sliding down the same sewer but with the Uk way out in front.

[@chucky2316]

Stand up and vote reform then

[@siwaszkotka]

Very good movie and also very brave to do something like this in UK right now... Hope you come back to Poland soon and in one piece. And I say come back as there is your home now... However I do appreciate you are not cutting your roots. As a patriot it's sad indeed to watch how your homeland is going down year by year. Anyway have hope that the world will change yet... All best to you and to all your viewers @BritinPoland

[@britinpoland2392]

I still hope Poland can show the rest of Europe the way 💪 Safely back in Warsaw, braver to release a video from 1000 miles away 😂

[@siwaszkotka]

@britinpoland2392 ah ok that was actually more smart than brave but still I am happy to see you came back home safe ☺️ once again all best in New Year 🎊

[@britinpoland2392]

@ wishing you a happy new year, may 2025 be a lot more positive than this video 😅

[@siwaszkotka]

@@britinpoland2392 no doubt ;) I will be in Poland soon so if you fancy for a ride thru swietokrzyskie mountains 🌄 in the middle of January I can take you there if you got time for it :) I can give you some more details but not here as I don't share fragile data in public so if you find any other way of communication please let me know.

[@voyd1507]

I just listened to Douglas Murrey interview with the Telegraph about Tommy Robinson. What was and is being done to him by the corrupt justice system is appalling. They will never erase it from their conscience (if any is still left). Your video is profoundly sad. All the best to you.

[@cathalrooney9409]

If you think Zionists like Douglas Murray and Tommy Robinson is the answer you’re in for a big surprise.

[@britinpoland2392]

Tommy may not be a perfect person but he doesn’t deserve what has happened to him, it’s truly shocking what is going on 😢

[@voyd1507]

@@britinpoland2392 There is a long interview with Tommy on Jordan Peterson's YT podcast. It is a chance to learn from the man himself, not what BBC or Guardian want us to know about Tommy. And Happy New Year to you, Brit!

[@8052royc]

I am 81 and when I was at school there was not a single foreign student in the whole school.

[@HeartNDagger18]

Now you have many schools where there is only one or two native white people in the whole school and they might be polish. That’s just crazy.

[@JakubSzaper]

Thank you for the true and sincere presentation of the thoughts of an Englishman who HAD to emigrate from his homeland because it was destroyed.

[@chucky2316]

He's the type and many of my fellow countrymen are aswell on polling day their bottom lip goes and they continue to vote for Labour or Conservative. Best urge on the side of caution. My dad voted Labour etc etc etc 😂

[@antekp2965]

according to wikipedia, the UK has increased its population by 10 million since 2000. at the same period, Poland's population has decreased by 1 million, and still ppl complain about insufficient housing in the largest cities. Of course, we have much less urbanisation than the UK, but still. No wonder that, with this rate of migration from third world countries, the UK is becoming a third world country in terms of security and cultural standards

[@britinpoland2392]

Parts of the U.K. have been completely transformed by immigration, London now has English people as a minority…it’s not what multiculturalism was meant to be…

[@antekp2965]

@@britinpoland2392 In the UK there is also a class division, where rich people can almost completely ignore reality, having mansions and exclusive neighborhoods at their disposal. Ana Kasparian (far-left activist) realized the level of leftist nonsense she was spreading only when she fell victim to molestation by a homeless person. Only then did she experience cognitive dissonance. every member of the House of Commons should live in a poor migrant district for half the year to experience the same as ordinary citizens

[@BC-ho9nc]

@@britinpoland2392 it was in the eyes of the people pushing that agenda. a system is what it results in...

[@mrman17]

One of my "favourite" sayings is that George Orwell's book 1984 was meant to be a warning and not a "how to" manual or blueprint for the future.

[@britinpoland2392]

Love it!

[@andyp7027]

This video is spot on and just what i say daily....its a dump and i want out. My polish gf just needs convincing we should head there. Love your videos and you have gone even higher in my estimations now i hear you and I agree on everything you said on this vlog

[@britinpoland2392]

Keep working on your gf! Poland is seriously on the up compared to the U.K. thank you for following and happy to have receptive people for the message 😊

[@andyp7027]

@britinpoland2392 yes. Will do...i think she can see despite beurecracy in PL its the best place. I can work from anywhere so its just a case for me tp sort visa and right to stay....but im in poland a lot anyway.

[@britinpoland2392]

@ if you can earn in pounds while working here you will feel rich 😅 I have a French friend doing that and he’s quite generous haha

[@matrixmannn]

@@britinpoland2392 Jeśli jesteś cyfrowym nomadem to w Polsce nawet zarabiając w złotówkach jesteś bogaty. Polscy informatycy pracujący dla międzynarodowych korporacji, a takich jest w Polsce coraz więcej nie biedują.

[@matrixmannn]

Ty weź tę babę postaw wreszcie do pionu i zabieraj ją do Polski. Polacy coraz częściej wracają do Polski bo poziom życia się podniósł niesamowicie. Pensje też nie są już takie dziadowskie. Co ja ci tu będę opowiadać, bywasz często w Polsce to sam wiesz.

[@izabela1961]

I was on a coach tour across the UK in 2022 and the only issue we had was in Canterbury. We left our coach in a car park near a park and went sigtseeing. When we came back after a few hours, the driver told us that he had to call the police because a group of teens sourrounded the coach, started kicking on it and threatening the driver. They were of mix nationalities, rather local thugs than immigrants.

[@britinpoland2392]

@@izabela1961 oh indeed, I faced more issues from local thugs myself when I lived there, but did have a couple of immigrant clashes as well when living in Cardiff. Most people aren’t directly impacted by what happens in the U.K. but those who are impacted have horrific issues to deal with 😢

[@izabela1961]

@@britinpoland2392 I can see it in the news from the UK on KZbin. All those tragedies in London, stubbings, etc. The problem is you are an island so how can you stop the illegal boat immigration? You can't put guards along the coastside, can you? The same problem the Canary Islands have, hundreds of boat migrants come there every week. But then, even if you catch them, what will you do? Put them back on the boats? They know you can do nothing nowadays because of political correctness, that's why they are coming. As you said, huge benefits are attracting them. Once you stop offering them, the immigration will stop.

[@HCforLife1]

The issue with immigration in the UK is lack of integration and assimilation. Plenty of immigrants instead of blending with society lock themselves in their own groups. Instead of learning how to adapt, they think how to adapt the UK for their quality and standards of life. I left UK three years ago and witnessed the sad decline of this amazing country

[@izabela1961]

@HCforLife1 The problem is there are some groups that will never integrate. And there is nothing wrong with this but if you can't do it, you shouldn't leave your country. This is like if an introvert went to a disco on Ibiza and then would complain about the headache.

[@Reytan-e8x]

@@izabela1961 Were you really been born in disco ?

[@theeuropeancyclepaths8206]

I left the UK for Cyprus 17 years ago and have watched the decline of Britain since being here. It’s such a sad shame and I never want to go back to my own country. It’s miserable and depressing

[@britinpoland2392]

Love Cyprus! Miss the beaches and the weather!

[@lee5111]

You just summed up perfectly the state of our once great country. It's truly depressing. I'm happy for you that You have managed to escape. I wish You all the best.

[@britinpoland2392]

Still wishing the best for the U.K., really hope things improve!

[@dcikaruga]

A bit of inflation in Poland? I'd say Grocery's are just as high as western Europe now, but restaurants and bars are still cheaper, trains, trams and busses, too. Rent and propery still cheaper, but the average Pole still earns much less than the UK.

[@britinpoland2392]

It’s getting tougher it’s true, though I haven’t seen a massive change in groceries personally, rent though has gone up 😅

[@dcikaruga]

@@britinpoland2392 Spoken to some of the locals, especially working professionals in the big cities, some still live with their parents. Even late 20's and early 30's, and they can't afford to live in the city, usually living an hour or so commute in a quiet town outside of the city.

[@jonsimmons4150]

No gold paved streets then, which is fan fared?

[@janul7655]

The gradual, ever-accelerating decline of the UK appears to have been deliberate, not insane - if you assume all that administered social misery and chaos is actually a desired outcome, things seem a lot more logical, if grimly - one summons chaos so that the old, native culture is eradicated, to be replaced by a rootless, monitored and managed collection of displaced persons - Ordo Ab Chao...

[@britinpoland2392]

The will to destroy the U.K. itself seems insane to me, I think in truth we did a lot to shape the world in a better way historically, ending slavery, educating cultures, etc…though of course not in a socially acceptable way with a lot of plunder in the process 😅 There are a lot of commentators who hint at this agenda, but I’m yet to have a cohesive narrative in my head to understand why this is happening and why the politicians would go along with this…I’m missing a piece of the puzzle there which I’m gradually finding with more research!

[@janul7655]

Have a look at the UK Column output - these guys run a small indie news outlet, based in Plymouth - loads of well-researched stuff with an interesting perspective, both for issues global and domestic. Cheers from wintry Poland.

[@michaelmckelvey5122]

@@britinpoland2392 For a start, it is much easier for a country like America to maintain social and economic dominance over weak countries that are multicultrual. The U.S. hates countries such as North Korea, Cuba and Iran as just a few examples as they are strong and homogeneous. They prefer a country such as the present day U.K. multicultural, with different enthnic groups all celebrating their own forms of 'Christmas' on different days. It is now almost impossible for any strong leader to drive a United Kingdom in any extreme fashion or direction and I think this is the key to why it suits a country like the U.S. to have weak and docile countries around the world. Enoch Powel once said during the Second World War that ''the United States was in the war to see an end to British Colonial rule just as much as it was there to see an end to German dominance in Europe.'' In fact, it is very much how England dominated India during the empire days, 'divide and rule.'

[@kotlin8798]

@@britinpoland2392 it has nothing to do “eradicating native culture”. it’s called the decline of an empire. The United States usurped the UK’s position as the strongest power in the world, and more importantly, the central economy. And, unlike France, the UK wasn’t able to hold onto resource rich countries in the periphery (Africa, Asia, or South America). So it can’t draw economic gain from neo-colonialist policies when it needs stimulus. (Even France is losing its grip here) Now you Brits get to fight and grasp at straws over an ever shrinking pie as politicians and billionaires take the bulk of the once-upon-a-time prosperity. Your government isn’t a government. It’s a collection of people making a desperate attempt to get what’s left by any means necessary. Allowing mass immigration was a wonderful idea to 1. Increase economic growth short term, 2. Cause socio-political instability to distract people from the real issues at hand, and 3. Cause people to fight one another instead of the ones in power who are taking everything out of the country. I’d be lying if I said I felt sorry.

[@TheWoodyTiger]

I am Polish. I have never been to the UK. This is very sad. I know that you will always be British, but you have to know that you can also be Polish. There are only two things. You have to try to speak Polish (trying is the key word). You have to love Poland.

[@britinpoland2392]

Love Poland - check Speak Polish - in progress 😅 Learning the language for sure isn’t easy for me, though I did two years of lessons, I use it whenever I can but need to get back to serious study!

[@Reytan-e8x]

My only reason to be Polish is the love of real classical freedom. What in Poland contradicts this I feel I must corect.

[@matrixmannn]

Jestem twoim subskrybentem i obserwuję cię od jakiegoś czasu. Oglądam nawet te filmy o Polsce, które mają mało odsłon i czasami sobie pogadamy o różnych rzeczach w Polsce ale ten film mną wstrząsnął i nie mogłem go obejrzeć na raz. Oglądałem ten film z przerwami po kawałku bo z każdym kolejnym słowem byłem w coraz większym szoku. To niesłychane co się stało ze starą przysłowiową dobrą Anglią, którą pamiętam z czasów moich dawnych kilku pobytów w GB. Gdzie się podziała Anglia dam i gentelmenów, którą ja pamiętam? Tak sobie myślę, wracaj czym prędzej do Polski. Może w tej Polsce jesteś biedniejszy i mniej zarabiasz ale masz jakieś perspektywy na spokojne życie. Z głodu nie umierasz, masz dach nad głową, na coś cię jednak w tej biednej Polsce stać, jakoś możesz sobie tu układać życie i jakoś się realizować. W końcu w Polsce Polacy mają tak samo jak ty i jakoś żyją. Nikt cię tu nie poniża i nic ci nie każe, nikt ci nie zamyka ust jeśli coś ci się nie podoba możesz, a nawet masz prawo powiedzieć to głośno i zaprotestować. Masz pewnie w Polsce jakieś swoje grono znajomych, a może masz już jakichś przyjaciół na których możesz polegać gdyby coś ci się stało i oby nic takiego nigdy się nie wydarzyło. Bezpieczeństwo i godność osobista w Polsce jest bardzo ważna. Nie może być tak, że policja na nic nie reaguje. Policja od tego jest aby pilnować porządku i ukrócać wszelkie przejawy agresji. Politycy, elity i kler też nie mogą być bezkarni. Za to jej płacimy. Wracaj do domu i ciesz się życiem bo każdy z nas ma tylko jedno życie i ono ma być dobre. Czekamy w domu czyli w Polsce.

[@britinpoland2392]

The sad thing is this is no longer shocking to a lot of Brits, they have been subdued into accepting the decline of our country, the takeover by horrible ideologies… There are still those that fight for the country but the odds are against them, it will take a massive political change to start the country on the way out of this nightmare…the sad thing to say, is what I reported here was quite a tame and censored version of the real truth…I do have to stay good with KZbins books after all 😅

[@matrixmannn]

@@britinpoland2392 Tak wiem, niestety ale algorytmy YT działają jak ruska cenzura. YT często usuwa moje wpisy bo jestem pyskaty i walę prawdę aż do bólu. Piszę do nich regularnie i na zmianę klnę i wyzywam ich od najgorszych albo grożę pozwem. Jak zagrożę pozwem to się na chwile poprawia, a potem znowu to samo. 😂 Ale odszedłem od tematu. Ciągle nie mogę przestać myśleć o tym co powiedziałeś w tym filmie bo strasznie mnie to poruszyło i na to co powiedziałeś jest sposób ale to wymaga ogromnej, wręcz tytanicznej pracy wielu ludzi i to u podstaw. Polacy na taką okoliczność zagrożenia czy ucisku kiedy stracili kontrolę zawsze zakładają państwo podziemne, a ostatnio wynik tego mogłeś zobaczyć mieszkając w Polsce w zeszłym roku 15.10.2024r. Nie wiem czy kiedykolwiek o czymś takim słyszałeś? Polacy to zawsze robią od czasów pierwszego rozbioru Polski.

[@MsLisbeth26]

😢

[@matrixmannn]

@@britinpoland2392 Napisałem ci dłuższą odpowiedź ale algorytmy YT działają jak ruska cenzura i usunęły mój wpis. Pisuje do YT regularnie i jak grożę im pozwem to się poprawia, a potem wraca do normy. Nie mam już siły pisać w kółko tego samego dlatego napiszę ci tylko załóżcie państwo podziemne. Polacy zawsze tak robią w chwili zagrożenia lub utraty kontroli. Słyszałeś o czymś takim?

[@britinpoland2392]

@ the closest I’ve heard to anything like this is the movement from the Tommy Robinson side, but it’s not about attacking the government or anything but peaceful protest, raising awareness and voting at the next election. I don’t think you will ever hear about any underground movement on the right, it would be picked up by the police quickly if anywhere on social media, the forces that be in the U.K. seem to fear the far right more than anything…even though I don’t think it really has a voice or organised power. We have nothing like the KKK or Guy Falwkes in the U.K. these days, if you see some incident it’s often some lone guy who’s lost it… However the real and present dangers in the U.K. are hidden by the powers that be, I’m just glad we have alternative media now to be more informed about what is really happening

[@Slothic_Dwarf]

Summerised perfectly! This needs to go bigger, share this everywhere

[@britinpoland2392]

Thank you! I hope it helps to spread awareness, but a lot of people will deny it’s true 😅

[@falsesatsuma]

If a single person wants to work in a supermarket, they will be very unlikely to get a 30hr contract, which isn't even full time. They'll most likely get a 20-25hr contract. They may well be able to regularly make up the extra hours and make full time wages, which would be just above minumum wage, but those full time hours are not guaranteed. This makes it almost impossible for the people who stock our shelves to live in even a single bedroom flat without a partner or another job. Out of 5 people that went to school together and are now approaching 30, only 2 of us have even managed to rent a place and we've all been continually empolyed sinced our early 20s This is how wars happen

[@britinpoland2392]

I worked in shops for a long time, it was terrible, a lot of hard work for low pay and dealing with members of the public…sheesh not again! The sad thing was though that the people I worked with had the best characters and were much more fun to be around, office work kills a lot of the fun vibe 😔 The best advice I found is to work towards something you enjoy doing and can exceed at, master your skills and keep pushing, that’s the advice that drew me to work on this channel 😊

[@przemyslawskoczylas5183]

I thought it's easier to work hard educating yourself to aquire qualifications to do higher paid jobs or job opportunities than to fight in a war where most likely you're killed on day one(go try paintballing for an hour and see how many artificial wounds you get). What do I know, huh? Guess you don't need IQ to do war

[@paulr2132]

All the Polish i worked with, a few years ago have gone home. Not surprising at all .

[@halko7122]

just as brexiters wanted it to be.

[@chucky2316]

I'm brexiteer I wanted immigration to stop ✋️. I had no problems with European people comming to my country they are brothers and sisters and they work hard. It's the otherside of immigration I'm against. Brexit if handled in the correct manner should have sealed our borders up

[@rjazz1]

I love your positive videos, please make this the last about this subject!! I shall be visiting Poland next march because of your positive views of Poland!! I get what you have explained here because I no longer live in the UK, but I still love the UK, just don't want to live there any more. We are so excited about our upcoming 3 month visit to Poland..Thank you!!!

[@britinpoland2392]

@@rjazz1 don’t worry, this was a one off, I’ll be back to focusing on Poland now 😉

[@rjazz1]

@@britinpoland2392 Because of your videos, we are looking to live in Poland, the land of my father...Thanks for the videos!!!

[@britinpoland2392]

@ wow! I feel honoured to have helped inspire that choice! That’s always the aim for this channel, to show people how great this country is 😊

[@Jeff-fc7gw]

I agree 100% with your sentiments. I have also thought about moving to Poland. I toured there some years ago and found the people friendly and fun.

[@britinpoland2392]

Loveliest place I have ever been ❤️

[@AnniceFleming]

Great truthful video, you certainly hit the nail on the head . Working 50 + year no longer matter . Wish I could immigrate to Poland too 😢

[@michaelmckelvey5122]

You can!

[@AngelinaAndBrad]

Poland with ppl like you is just a better place I hope you’ll come back to us on day Greetings

[@britinpoland2392]

@@AngelinaAndBrad you never know the future 😊 however I can tell you now I am so much happier in this country in my phase in life, thank you for the lovely comment ❤️

[@fircykfircyk488]

@@britinpoland2392 They are Mr. & Mrs. Smith. They know the future XD

[@britinpoland2392]

@ hahaha, true!

[@AngelinaAndBrad]

@@fircykfircyk488 😂

[@stevepeace3892]

What a refreshing exercise in critical thought! Sad but honest. Unlike many others, you have the courage to face the truth. It is a dangerous thing to be right when the government is wrong.

[@marekmozoowski361]

Mam 67 lat, mieszkam w Warszawie, w Polsce. Ok 1970 roku moja nauczycielkka angielskiego do kazdej lekcji angielskiego dolączała krótką opowieść o realiach UK dotyczącą róznych aspektów życia codziennego. Pamìętam jej slowa, wypowiedziane w 1970 r. że UK stacza się po rowni pochyłej. Wiele lat później, gdy prowadzona była kampania Brexit, nie moglem pojąć, dlaczego Azjata z dawnych brytyjskich kilonij jest IK jako imigrant a Polak juz nie. Powszychnie wiedzą o tym socjolodzy, że czlowiek bliski rasowo i kulturowo, jego dzieci stana się absolutnymi Brytyjczykami. Niechec do locznych imigrantòw z Polski stala się jednym z elementòw napędowych propogandy Brexit. Mają wiec Bryryjczycy to, czego chcieli, przyspieszony zjazd po równi pochyłej po Brexicie. Zal mi UK, ale nie wspòczuję, gdy sie na cos glosuje, trzeba sie było dobrze zastanowić.

[@britinpoland2392]

This was a betrayal by our government, and you are right that people with similar value systems are going to work well together and integrate… Why we sold our soul to certain nations and took so many of them makes no sense to me either…our political class needs to be done for treason against the country

[@johnlesoudeur3653]

Many people in the UK voted for Brexit because of the perceived expensive and inefficient bureaucracy but overriding that for many was Merkel's non-democratic decision to invite a huge number of people to come over to that were from such a different culture predominately structured through their religion. We already had enough of these cultures in the UK. Ironically, the UK governments just followed the WEF agenda and flooded the country with both legal and illegal disparate cultures to a point where we have had and will in the future have more civil unrest.

[@zhivkaradeva4579]

I am from Bulgaria and notice the some when we come here 22 years ago. Why the English people don't accepted us, the eastern European people. We were hardworking, intelegent, cultural more close to them compere to people from Asia or Africa. But no, they used us only for hard work. In my passport was written "No allowed to used public funds". We come here relay only on our hands and skills.... But we were f... n foreigners for them. Now the Europeans are gone after Brexit. Nobody will take your job.....Are you happy? Only illigal strangers come now, feed them. Why? Good luck with THEM then. RIP UK. I am sorry for this country.

[@94141295]

I moved to Australia almost 20yrs ago, I could see this disaster coming when Blair took office. Thank God I got out 🙏.

[@papadajnia268]

I got out last week

[@bilapani144]

Australia is apparently getting as bad as the UK. Liberal distopia... That Covid nonsense hit it pretty hard.

[@jonsimmons4150]

I moved to gold coast from buvks, in 2014. It has destroyed my career, no jobs, just liw end shelf stacking, directing traffic out in the sun all day with a stop/ slow bat, low end jobs, no movement possible. I work as a technician/ fitter, with 32 yrs exp, 18 in france, 3 in switzerland in top companies. My backup job in the uk was bus driving. On the gold coast it has taken months if not years to get a bread and butter job. 9 yrs in Australia?- i could have gone to germany, gotten exp. Recognised, learnt a 3 rd language fluent, and be working in a good company in germany trilangual earning good coin ... But no. 9 years in oz, its a mess of low end jobs, unemployment, high costs no future just a " bit of sun and beaches" house prices up 130% in 5 years-one hundred and thirty percent. Im Moving to the uk in 2025- walk into a ok job off the plane, in 3 months i will be working in a decent company again, cashing it in. Australia is only good for nurses, teachers c&G tradesmen with £200k cash upfront to afford the housing and weather the 18 months unemployed while getting re trained to lower Australian levels to get a licence.

[@josepfgrant9093]

And Australians are escaping high cost of living and properties by moving to UK. It’s just an exchange.

[@jonsimmons4150]

@josepfgrant9093 easier to work in uk

[@carumix]

Thanks for saying what everyone thinks and aren't brave enough to say it. Good luck, my friend.

[@britinpoland2392]

Thank you for watching and the nice comment 😊

[@torque9889]

I think you’ve summed up the situation perfectly. Calmly, rationally and not racist in the slightest just the facts and yet you’d get called far right.

[@britinpoland2392]

Thank you and for sure many will brand me with this label now 🤦🏻‍♂️

[@margaretingleby679]

A lot to be said for a speaker who speaks the truth softly and calmly .

[@britinpoland2392]

I like to think being calm is a better way to present 😊

[@eriktopolsky8531]

Finally some Brit that admits the truth

[@britinpoland2392]

There are a lot of us who know it…just most are afraid to speak out 😔

[@chucky2316]

Stop voting Labour and Conservative vote reform

[@hibbiteejibbitee]

American expat in UK 2016-2021. Very fair assessment. Most Brits lead a rather difficult life. The combination of runaway living expenses (rent, utilities, council taxes), petrol, public transportation and now grocery prices is driving down the quality of life for the average working class. Throw in a growing tyrannical government that is good at only two things; finding new ways to tax people and intimidating people from speaking out. It is time for the British people to unite against both the Tories and Labor and free themselves from these two corrupt institutions. In America, we've done just that. We've rejected our Party of Stupid and Party of Destruction and put our support behind a non aligned candidate like Donald Trump in the hope he can put a stake through the heart of our Three Headed Snake (Old Guard GOP, Entire Democrat Party and Mainstream Media) destroying America.

[@britinpoland2392]

@@hibbiteejibbitee good comment! Agree with your sentiments and hope Trump can make a real difference, seems he has the support and right people behind him this time!

[@Anthony-q5i5p]

​@@britinpoland2392 Oh dear, somebody has no idea.

[@kriskantu]

I hope you realise that Trump is the red Goldman Sachs rather than the blue Goldman Sachs.

[@elliottdefoe9615]

I agree with everything you said. But believe me, trump is part of them too unfortunately! I had hope in him for a while but it should be clear to people now, that he's just playing his role in it all, just as he did 5 years ago with the 'warp speed' agenda!

[@elliottdefoe9615]

@@kriskantu 100% he's one of them. Not one of us!

[@janetskien3529]

My grandson asked me what I thought the future has in store for us, I told him that millions of people will come to this little island that he has been born into. People that have come from vast swathes of land, thousands of miles larger than our small island. Our land will be destroyed, to be covered in concrete and cheap houses which quickly fall to pieces. We will starve for the lack of land to farm on...........then the incomers will leave us, to make a 'better life' for themselves elsewhere, we will be left to starve, no one will give toss that we are starving. But you, lovely boy will be the generation that will build and repair the chaos and the destruction. It will take many years. And those who have abandon our little island must never be allowed to return again. Nan, he said " that sounds just about right". He knows, he gives me hope.

[@mikethebloodthirsty]

You totally forgot the fact that it's the politicians that destroyed this country. Immigration is a distraction.

[@dustyx01]

Absolutely summed it up perfectly 👍

[@anatolbalthasar9064]

❤you are a good man. Thanks for sharing.

[@adboshop]

Poland is not a promise land and also there are some problems but... Poland has problem with depopulation and we need educated and skilled immigrants from the similar culture circle, so you are welcome. 🙂

[@britinpoland2392]

@@adboshop indeed, no country is perfect, but Poland sets a very high standard in my opinion ❤️

[@michaelmckelvey5122]

Czy ja moge przyjechac do Polski na stale? Nie pracuje ale zyje z emerytury. Chyba jeszcze moge pracowac w polskiej szkole i dawac lekcje jezyka angielskiego!

[@TheMaciejgancarz]

Not sure about working in school but working as a tutor would make a lot of sense and you could have a lot of flexibility.

[@iamweasel_]

Here it is also going wrong direction, because we have an internal enemy who occupies this land....

[@michaelmckelvey5122]

@@TheMaciejgancarz Yes, I have been told that Polish teachers earn zilch so it was only a joke! Dowcip lub zart!

[@simpix7683]

As a fellow 'Brit in Poland' I share and echo your views on the current state of our once great country. Things began to go downhill in the 1990s during the Blair New Labour government years and the slide has continued ever since. You used the word "insane" to describe many of the current situations in the UK. Sadly, this insanity will continue to develop until there is the possibility of voting out Starmer and his Socialist/Trotskyite colleagues sometime towards the end of the decade.

[@britinpoland2392]

@@simpix7683 God if I had talked about Blair the video would have been an hour 😅 You are quite right though, I really hope to see some positive stories from my home country!

[@KID734]

@@simpix7683 You all don’t understand. On Oct 8th, the attack on Israel, was planned by both Hamas and Netanyahu. The Mossad are sponsored by the CIA, and have been since the 60s. Netanyahu, initiated “The Hannibal Directive”, which is where the Government agrees, that it is necessary to sacrifice its citizens for ‘the greater good of Israel’. Hamas had practiced this invasion, yearly, since ‘Lockdown’ in 2020. There were no defenses present on Oct 8th, on the most guarded wall on the planet. On Oct 9th, the Hamas European Leader held two duplicitous Press Conferences, one after the other, to first Western MSM, then Eastern and Arabic MSM. He agreed with the West that it was a cause for concern and in true Taquiya capricious fashion, celebrated the complete opposite with Al Jazeera. And J D Vance, confirmed four months ago, that the USA considered the UK, as a Caliphate. So…we have been mightily hoodwinked by our Conquerors, who have played the ‘Race Card’ since I was at University with ‘The usual suspects’, beginning in 1990, courtesy of Thatcher, and re-affirmed by that other Globalist, Fifth Columnist: Blair. Job Done now!

[@tonycollyweston6182]

How did the country go down when Blair was overwhelmingly elected?

[@MichaelJay-rr2vz]

​@@tonycollyweston6182Blair opened up our borders and took us to illegal wars which then created the Islamist terrorist

[@sacredgeometry]

A fair, balanced and honest appraisal of the situation. Its so easily changed/ fixed, yet nothing is being done to help. Only to make it worse. Which makes me wonder about the motivations of the people in charge.

[@britinpoland2392]

Exactly…probably they are just puppets…

[@PrzemeqPRO100]

I am Polish, lived 10 years in UK. Really enjoy that time, but I still remember people who says that im taking job from British persons. For me that way of thinking is very foolish and im curious what are they say now. Foreigner is a word that makes me think UK will never be my home.

[@britinpoland2392]

From what I know the Polish that come to the U.K. are hard working and add to British society, I hope you feel welcome eventually!

[@Jca-y3m]

@@britinpoland2392after 20 years I felt slight respect by British people but boy all previous years before, I didn’t want to admit I was from Poland. I appreciate UK it’s my adopted mother land now, but it will never feel home %100. My home will always be Poland.

[@thel1355]

Many British people resent any immigrants at this point. They've been voting to lower immigration for 30 years and instead they just keep getting more and more. I am sure if you had arrived in a UK with sensible immigration policy, people would have been far more welcoming. You welcome guests in your home, but not 500 of them uninvited. It doesn't matter if the 501st is a really great person, you're going to be upset with them trying to get in.

[@cnidariantide4207]

Basically, mate, if you're Polish, you can get a good job in your home country, while immigrants take the all the crap jobs so you don't have to. If you're British, you work in a warehouse, while immigrants (who will loudly proclaim how much they hate your country and its culture on social media) take all the prestigious office / professional jobs. Poles were actually NEVER part of the problem.

[@chucky2316]

I don't think it was against individual Polish people I think that was more of a back lash to the eu and tony blair. We just woke up to find not just Polish people but everyone else the whole world infact. British people were never asked and alot of anger to this day. Speaking for myself I have worked with Polish and Romanians and I have found hard working decent people with pretty much the same culture. Can't beat a can or two of zywiech. Tony blair has alot to answer to.

[@robertlulk]

I live in Poland. I would never visit UK.

[@britinpoland2392]

@@robertlulk I’d say there are nice places to visit at least 😅

[@michaelmckelvey5122]

A dlaeczego tak mowisz, ze nie chcesz odwiedziec Anglii? Przeciez, my tez mamy bardzo dobre piwo!

[@robertlulk]

@@michaelmckelvey5122 Rzym tak lub Ateny

[@chucky2316]

Lots of Polish people in my part of England 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿. We haven't been touched by multiculturalism here in devon tbh we'll plymouth and exeter but the rest of the county is english we also taken in alot of Ukrainian people which was great they have settled in well. Not all of England is like London thank the lord 🙏

[@robertlulk]

@@michaelmckelvey5122 Względy pogodowe lubię gorąco

[@helenatomaszewska9512]

The British government should find out how the Danes deal with immigration and follow their example.

[@britinpoland2392]

I think even Denmark is facing some problems, but yes there are definitely lessons…the problem is…the government want to destroy the country, so they wouldn’t want to learn 😢

[@mickharrison9004]

They never would because sadly here in Britain our leaders don't give a shit ,about most of our people .

[@petra-j8122]

I’m Sorry, I can’t help myself but who would have thought that once so proud British people who used to look down and about hard working poles (my personal experience) are now flocking to Eastern Europe.

[@britinpoland2392]

Indeed…our values got corrupted, with those in power destroying our civilisation

[@granienafortepianie]

Świetne, otwierające oczy wideo! Dzięki!

[@britinpoland2392]

@@granienafortepianie exactly the aim of this video, this story is hidden unless you know where to look 😊

[@id77999]

Excellent video. Sincere and authentic. Thank you for sharing yourself. ❤

[@britinpoland2392]

My pleasure, I just hope it helps to make people aware 😊

[@guillaumeshearmur656]

There is a difference between expat and immigrant. An expat goes to live in another country, for whatever reason, but for a limited period of time. An immigrant goes to another country with an indefinite time limit.

[@carloscabrera1912]

Not really. Expat is just an euphemistic posher word for inmigrant 😂. The main difference could be seen as in an expat does not always move for work reasons and an inmigrant always does. Time is irrelevant here, in my opinion.

[@colourconscious]

immigrant is a word that references the the INCOMING of the person as significant. More used by those already living in the country to describe the new arrivals than it is by those who have come in to the new place. Ex Pat is a word used by those who are outside of their own country and yet remain primarily identified with the country from which they came more than the new country. It is actually from a latin phrase "expatriate" and was popularised amongst the military and civil services of the British empire who were stationed around the world but felt themselves out of their home country whilst in service.

[@Altair4314]

"Expat" often seems to imply that the person is of a nationality that they see as superior to the country they've moved to - I tend to see those from the UK and US using the term most. "Immigrant" implies it being an open ended timeline, yes, as well as a move motivated by better opportunities (as seems the case with the OP). I'm an immigrant to Poland from the US (with both citizenships). I used the term expat early on and realized it was a mindset of staying apart from the culture - an extended tourist - but that shifted when it became clear that this was really 'home'.

[@R53Hole]

Expat means you think the country you came from sucked so you're no longer patriotic about it, I'm a Nevpat. Migrant is the term for limited time stayer e.g. for work so they can take their wages away to Poland.

[@dannffc]

I moved to Slovakia in 2018 with my Slovak wife after having our boy. and 10 years together after she came to Nottingham. I had the choice of the environment in which I wanted to have a family in. Slovakia wins by a mile, and I have not regretted a moment. I earn 80% less here, but have a far higher quality of life. Safe. Family Focused. Opportunities if you want to take them. Love Central Europe. Unfortunately, the UK is a Toilet now. I would never return.

[@britinpoland2392]

I earn far less here than I would in the U.K. too, but lead a much happier life, good luck to you and your family!

[@dannffc]

@@britinpoland2392 Cheers Pal. Likewise.

[@iancouzens]

It was very painful to watch your spot-on summation of the decline of Britain, a country no sane person would ever want move to unless it was to game the system. I left the UK in 1987 when I was tweny-seven with two thousand pounds in my pocket. Fortunately I have done ok, having lived most of my adult life in the USA and Australia. I always missed my family and the Britain I had left behind and in a bout of mental derangement decided to return in 2019. Big big mistake, I immediatley felt foreign and uncomfortable in what I thought was my own country. I have tried to adjust to the misery but Commandant Starmer being elected was the last straw, and now I'm counting down the days to 9th February and a one way ticket to south-east asia.

[@georgegeorge4921]

Good luck pal 👍

[@britinpoland2392]

Good luck!!

[@ConfusingSecurity]

Similar situation here. I moved to Sweden in 2012 and had the time of my life. Built a life for myself, was easily accepted by the local community, developed my career, bought a massive house for peanuts ina beautiful part of the town I was living. Since coming back to UK after my Swedish girlfriend's request (she likes the culture, humour and some of the pretty towns) in 2022, my life has completely fallen apart. I've lost over £50k in savings from the dale of my house in Sweden in just under 2 years living here, as we are constantly being screwed over by UK businesses and government, plus the impossible cost of living. What's mad, is I earn very well (over £100k), and I don't get to keep any of my earnings if I wish to maintain a similar standard of life as I got used to in Sweden. Anyway, same as you, planning on moving back this year and will never want to return to this hellscape again.

[@pwalker1360]

I'm starting to feel the same about Canada. And it's not immigration that is the central problem, it's the cratering economy.

[@jukesr]

I'm from the UK and moved out to Romania 3 years ago, i totally agree with everything you say regarding the UK and i will not be moving back there anytime soon..

[@iainmac6136]

Poland saved us before and will again.

[@britinpoland2392]

At the moment it is a beacon of hope at least

[@PaulC1977]

As an expat living in Czech Republic I fully support your values. I just stumbled across your channel and have subscribed. I am always asked if I will move back to the UK. I answer without giving it a second thought. NO! I was threatened by a Pakistani man with a knife on a train from Manchester to Manchester airport to fly to Prague. This was in 2007. Nothing was done by anyone on a packed train. The UK is a dangerous place. A beautiful country with lovely people. Sadly it is decimated now. It has passed the point of no return. I love the Czech Republic and have friends living in Poland who equally love Poland. For me the UK will never be my home again. Great video! I'm going to enjoy watching more of your content.

[@Alex-df4lt]

You're an immigrant

[@britinpoland2392]

I also narrowly avoided being assaulted twice while living in Cardiff by certain peoples…never once even been nervous in Poland!

[@PaulC1977]

@britinpoland2392 I just think central and Eastern Europe is far more civilised. Happy to hear you are enjoying life in Poland.

[@kpharck]

All the best for UK. I do hope that people like Tommy Robinson and Nigel Farage become the political mainstream, and that Britain will be Great again. Good luck!

[@britinpoland2392]

I hope that Farage can get off his high horse and realise what Tommy is trying to do for the country!

[@andydandy3377]

I hope you're back in Poland, as in the UK you could have been probably arrested for saying all this... 🤫

[@britinpoland2392]

@@andydandy3377 there’s a chance 😅 Though I’m not saying anything that hasn’t already been said by other commentators online, this is more of a summary with some personal spins 😅

[@queenbee367]

That's I was thinking, hope you are back in Poland.

[@britinpoland2392]

@ oh yes, was only going to publish this video from Poland 😛

[@littlefluffybushbaby7256]

Yes. I could see all the cops swarming around him and the pro-hamas protesters and muggers. It was awful. I don't know how he survived. 😂

[@CliffordMichael-o9x]

Dear dear we have a far left supporter​@littlefluffybushbaby7256

[@Sandysand701]

You speak my thoughts. Very educational, thanks for speaking out.

[@notdefined8289]

The British are welcome in Poland.

[@halko7122]

i confirm.