Coach Red Pill

[Easy_C]

Dubai is not safe, they have a third world mentality when it comes to the vax for one thing. I'm not sure if you could have lived there the last two years without getting jabbed.

Also if there is a war with Iran, Dubai will collapse. All that Iran has to do is hit their desalination plants with a half dozen of their thousands deep missile arsenal. It's going to be a bad scene then, with the locals monopolizing water and the expats getting the scraps.

You shouldn't be overly scared of the economic situation if you take care of yourself, have a trade or position yourself in a recession-proof industry. Also if you're in a country like NZ, Aus, Canada, France or even the US, you're never going to run out of food, it's just that you will be paying 2 or 3 times as much for your steaks It is places like Egypt, Ethipia, Pakistan etc where there will be food riots.

I used to think that. Now I'm not so sure. There's been plenty of times in history where governments starved out the people in food-abundant regions, in order to sell that food elsewhere (Holodomor, Irish Potato Famine, etc.)

Also Iran has a stake in Dubai because they use UAE's banking services too: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/feat...ht-as-world-sanctions-russia-over-ukraine-war . Search for "Iran" in that article.

 

[The Catalyst]

Dubai is not safe, they have a third world mentality when it comes to the vax for one thing. I'm not sure if you could have lived there the last two years without getting jabbed.

Also if there is a war with Iran, Dubai will collapse. All that Iran has to do is hit their desalination plants with a half dozen of their thousands deep missile arsenal. It's going to be a bad scene then, with the locals monopolizing water and the expats getting the scraps.

You shouldn't be overly scared of the economic situation if you take care of yourself, have a trade or position yourself in a recession-proof industry. Also if you're in a country like NZ, Aus, Canada, France or even the US, you're never going to run out of food, it's just that you will be paying 2 or 3 times as much for your steaks It is places like Egypt, Ethipia, Pakistan etc where there will be food riots.

I'm currently in Central Europe and am a relatively broke English teacher

 

[Mountaineer]

I'm currently in Central Europe and am a relatively broke English teacher

Go to Paraguay and teach there. Very young society.

 

[The Catalyst]

Go to Paraguay and teach there. Very young society.

What's so good about Paraguay? After reading dead bat it turned me off a lot about south America...

 

[Mountaineer]

What's so good about Paraguay? After reading dead bat it turned me off a lot about south America...

Immigrate to Paraguay - El Paraiso Verde Paraguay

Live in Freedom in Paraguay - Immigrate to Paraguay - We offer a full immigration service for english speaking people from all over the world

paraiso-verde.com

The South American Expat Thread

So many have forgotten what Roosh suggested. You won't find happiness abroad. I'm speaking from experience as my wife is from Medellin. Stop wife hunting and start God hunting. Are you two living in Medellin or back in the US?

www.rooshvforum.com

 

[The Catalyst]

Immigrate to Paraguay - El Paraiso Verde Paraguay

Live in Freedom in Paraguay - Immigrate to Paraguay - We offer a full immigration service for english speaking people from all over the world

paraiso-verde.com

The South American Expat Thread

So many have forgotten what Roosh suggested. You won't find happiness abroad. I'm speaking from experience as my wife is from Medellin. Stop wife hunting and start God hunting. Are you two living in Medellin or back in the US?

www.rooshvforum.com

Interesting site.... do you know anyone there?

 

[Mountaineer]

Interesting site.... do you know anyone there?

No but it's not the only expat group like this.

 

[COtrailrider]

What's so good about Paraguay? After reading dead bat it turned me off a lot about south America...

Paraguay is one of simplest and least stringent foreign residencies out there. You basically deposit $4,500 into a bank and get your paperwork in order - then the $4,500 can be withdrawn. It's a low-tax country that's also really inexpensive to live in. I've been thinking about getting it myself actually.

Something like 2/3 or 3/4 of the population is under 35 as well so for those looking for a spouse or business opportunities it could be a good option.

If one is also tied into the NWO/Great Reset rapidly unfolding, countries like Paraguay which are 'behind the times' can offer a respite of sorts as well (at least for a time).

 

[911]

In geopolitically terms, Paraguay is also one of the most connected with the GAE. For instance the Bush family is one of the largest landowners in Paraguay. Maybe it won't affect your average expat as much but in today's world it's good to know who is running a part of the world you're considering moving to...

Former President George H.W. Bush’s Family Bought 300,000 Acres on South America’s and World’s Largest Aquifer, Acuifero Guaraní

In my 2008 article, I overlooked the astonishingly large land purchases (298,840 acres, to be exact) by the Bush family in 2005 and 2006. In 2006, while on a trip to Paraguay for the United Nation’s children’s group UNICEF, Jenna Bush (daughter of former President George W. Bush and granddaughter of former President George H.W. Bush) reportedly bought 98,840 acres of land in Chaco, Paraguay, near the Triple Frontier (Bolivia, Brazil, and Paraguay). This land is said to be near the 200,000 acres purchased by her grandfather, George H.W. Bush, in 2005.

The lands purchased by the Bush family sit over not only South America’s largest aquifer — but the world’s as well — Acuifero Guaraní, which runs beneath Argentina, Brazil, Paraguay, and Uruguay. This aquifer is larger than Texas and California combined.

The Great Water Grab: Wall Street Is Buying Up The World’s Water | Our Santa Fe River, Inc. (OSFR)

Following is one of the most comprehensive overviews of the bottled water issue, which includes our backdoor grab attempt by one of the world's largest

oursantaferiver.org

 

[COtrailrider]

In geopolitically terms, Paraguay is also one of the most connected with the GAE. For instance the Bush family is one of the largest landowners in Paraguay. Maybe it won't affect your average expat as much but in today's world it's good to know who is running a part of the world you're considering moving to...

The Great Water Grab: Wall Street Is Buying Up The World’s Water | Our Santa Fe River, Inc. (OSFR)

Following is one of the most comprehensive overviews of the bottled water issue, which includes our backdoor grab attempt by one of the world's largest

oursantaferiver.org

I read about this years ago and thought it was just Uruguay so this is an important consideration as well. In the future, access to good clean water will be equivalent to what oil has been in previous decades. There's a reason the ruling class families are buying up farmland and in this example, access to the largest aquifer in the world.

The elite families have been planning for when national currencies are obsolete - and what will really be of value when this happens? They'll have access to all of the natural resources which can't be conjured out of thin air.

 

[911]

Also, the fact that Paraguay is in the southern hemisphere means less radioactive fallout there in case of a nuclear war, which will only affect countries in the northern hemisphere...

 

[911]

Good short one from GL:

 

[Robert High Hawk]

Good short one from GL:

I think that's a good take. I have to sadly agree with this his take, it's rather depressing but unfortunately true in my opinion.

I would say though that his recent video on crypto was uncharacteristically bad. He occasionally has these moments of pettiness and haughtiness that are cringe and show a rather low level of emotional maturity.

In fact, I would even argue that he was a little bit hypocritical in his bitcoin analysis, because he ignores the fact that bitcoin still is an absolute life-saver for people in countries who are trapped in the US/Globo-homo debt spiral that has absolutely ruined local currencies.

Despite bitcoin's recent crash, if you are citizen of Lebanon, Argentina, Sri Lanka, etc... bitcoin has saved your life, and allowed you to send/receive/store wealth in ways that even gold could not.

Heck even the Euro is down about 20% for the year, and heading south fast.

I always ask: fine you don't like bitcoin, so what's your solution to the average peasant in a 3rd world countries with a hyperinflating currency? Suck it up and buy oil stocks or ruble futures at your local stock market? Buy gold and smuggle it in a teddy bear mail package to your relatives?

Anyway, still like his take on a lot of things, but that video was very petty and weak sauce.

 

[Parmesan]

Also if there is a war with Iran, Dubai will collapse. All that Iran has to do is hit their desalination plants with a half dozen of their thousands deep missile arsenal. It's going to be a bad scene then, with the locals monopolizing water and the expats getting the scraps..

I thought UAE was relatively friendly with Iran? I suppose it's likely UAE would side with Western globohomo in a World War, since the locals would happily outsource their security to America.

 

[Parmesan]

I read about this years ago and thought it was just Uruguay so this is an important consideration as well. In the future, access to good clean water will be equivalent to what oil has been in previous decades. There's a reason the ruling class families are buying up farmland and in this example, access to the largest aquifer in the world.

The elite families have been planning for when national currencies are obsolete - and what will really be of value when this happens? They'll have access to all of the natural resources which can't be conjured out of thin air.

I suppose with time the elites would have enough "friends" in high places to protect their investment, but in a SHTF situation, would any Latin American country really give a crap what gringo owns what? It's not like these places have ever been particularly reliable to conduct business in, and in a time of chaos? Who knows. I agree water is an undervalued asset right now. Another way to invest would be stock in any type of water infrastructure and services. Desalination is a proven technology that is already in use at large scale.

 

[COtrailrider]

I suppose with time the elites would have enough "friends" in high places to protect their investment, but in a SHTF situation, would any Latin American country really give a crap what gringo owns what? It's not like these places have ever been particularly reliable to conduct business in, and in a time of chaos? Who knows. I agree water is an undervalued asset right now. Another way to invest would be stock in any type of water infrastructure and services. Desalination is a proven technology that is already in use at large scale.

Nowhere is really safe. The US government seized all gold at one point - they'll be coming after similar assets soon enough. If not outright then through inflation and more taxes. That's why flag theory is being talked more and more, to diversify one's assets/banking/business/residencies/etc.

It's also quite common to buy foreign property using a trust so that it's more shrouded in terms of exactly who owns what.

 

[hedonist]

Interesting site.... do you know anyone there?

Thread here too

El Paraiso Verde - Colony in Paraguay

Tried to search but nothing came up but thought this was pretty interesting and Paraguay popped up on my radar sometime ago. Hoping to see more and more of colonies like this break away from Clown world and the globalist influences. Of course the media spins the usual narratives...

www.rooshvforum.com

I'm not sure if CRP is a cat in disguise but if I was him I might keep my head low for a little bit.

Also, the fact that Paraguay is in the southern hemisphere means less radioactive fallout there in case of a nuclear war, which will only affect countries in the northern hemisphere...

That was something I always felt in parts of Peru if things went nuclear.

 

[RedLagoon]

Thread here too

El Paraiso Verde - Colony in Paraguay

Tried to search but nothing came up but thought this was pretty interesting and Paraguay popped up on my radar sometime ago. Hoping to see more and more of colonies like this break away from Clown world and the globalist influences. Of course the media spins the usual narratives...

www.rooshvforum.com

I'm not sure if CRP is a cat in disguise but if I was him I might keep my head low for a little bit.

That was something I always felt in parts of Peru if things went nuclear.

" In 1964, World War III devastated the Northern Hemisphere, killing all humans there due to nuclear fallout. The only habitable areas are in the far reaches of the Southern Hemisphere, but air currents are slowly carrying the fallout south. "

On the Beach (1959 film) - Wikipedia

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[COtrailrider]

I think that's a good take. I have to sadly agree with this his take, it's rather depressing but unfortunately true in my opinion.

I would say though that his recent video on crypto was uncharacteristically bad. He occasionally has these moments of pettiness and haughtiness that are cringe and show a rather low level of emotional maturity.

In fact, I would even argue that he was a little bit hypocritical in his bitcoin analysis, because he ignores the fact that bitcoin still is an absolute life-saver for people in countries who are trapped in the US/Globo-homo debt spiral that has absolutely ruined local currencies.

Despite bitcoin's recent crash, if you are citizen of Lebanon, Argentina, Sri Lanka, etc... bitcoin has saved your life, and allowed you to send/receive/store wealth in ways that even gold could not.

Heck even the Euro is down about 20% for the year, and heading south fast.

I always ask: fine you don't like bitcoin, so what's your solution to the average peasant in a 3rd world countries with a hyperinflating currency? Suck it up and buy oil stocks or ruble futures at your local stock market? Buy gold and smuggle it in a teddy bear mail package to your relatives?

Anyway, still like his take on a lot of things, but that video was very petty and weak sauce.

He also seems to conflate BTC with all crypto. There's a lot of noise in this space but there's a few that I believe in which perform different functions. I don't think he's followed much crypto news for the past couple years - he seems to be mainly recounting years ago when someone offered to pay him in BTC. The entire crypto space has dramatically changed since then.

 

[William Faulkner]