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“There is always money for war. You never hear political leaders say they can't go to war because the country can't afford it. They claim not to have money for the poor, homeless and hungry, but war? It's never a problem.” - D. I.
I’m a Canadian living in Japan. During covid I read nothing but horror about things going on in Canada. Stayed in Japan the whole time. During the pandemic Tokyo turned into a normal city. Restaurants closed at 9 or 10pm instead of 24 hrs. Clubs opened at 5pm and closed at 11pm instead of 11pm-5am. Local restaurants flourished as big department stores shut down during government imposed lockdowns that were only enforced upon big businesses. Which was the opposite of Canada where only Costco, Walmart and other big chains were allowed to do business while everyone else closed down and went bankrupt. Japan made a lot of sense during those years. They also allowed local travel and promoted it to help out the towns that were dependent on tourism.
Uruguay was the site of a major battle in World War 2 (the Battle of the Plate). South America isn't quite as safe as people assume due to its natural resources.
I grew up with my biggest fear being... the collapse of our civility. I consume a lot of history. I never thought that was possible until 10 years ago and now i feel its dangerously close. Its not a good feeling knowing you might be on the edge of... A total reboot.
Im from Panama and during the pandemic, the lockdowns were strict, you could only go out on certain days of the week by gender and you had a designated timeslot based numbering on your ID and police walked around asking people for their ID to make sure you werent outside of your time. Panama is beautiful and people are nice but dont expect US like freedoms during times of trouble.
Depends on where you live in the US as to your level of freedom. If you lived in places like LA or NY, you were on very strict lockdowns and were arrested in some cases for violating them. If you lived in other places like Florida for example, it was like nothing was happening. Location is always key.
I was in Canada during lockdown and was unvaccinated. Even though I was a dual citizen I was not allowed to leave and returned to the uk. I was very tempted to renounce my Canadian citizenship
wow, this is SHOCKING! I didn't know. Why not let out? Is it a matter of being unable to fly on commercial flights that were obliged by Canadian law to not allow anyone unvacinated? Were you not able to fly somewhere else, ANYWEHRE else and from there go on your way? What if you left to USA by boat "for holiday" then took a flight from the nearest airport there?
I left Canada during lockdowns too - in 2020, on 2nd try. My first attempt didn't work out because of flight cancellations. I then left when the restrictions temporarily eased around mid July.
@@rohanofelvenpower5566 in Canada the unvaccinated were not allowed on trains, boats or planes. We were not allowed to enter other provinces. Both of my parents passed away, mum in England and dad in Ireland and I was not allowed to leave canada
I am reminded of the person who, prior to WW2, saw the trouble coming and in an attempt to move to a totally safe and out-of-the-way place, went to Guam.
Exactly. This guy is looking to make money off of feeding fear. There will be no “safe place” to go to. How do I know that? Simply because SAFETY itself is an illusion. You can get into your car with a million safety features, and airbags and put your seatbelt on. Are any of those things a guarantee you will survive any accidents? Of course not. Nobody is promised tomorrow. The best way to handle the problems of our world today is to stop living in fear. Start living because we are all going to die eventually.
I think it's also important to be around people who are more stable emotionally and not likely to go into chaos. We need our community and those we can rely on and trust.
lol , no such thing . Friends are iffy in even the best of times . Imagine what's going to happen in a time of crisis . Dog eat Dog . It's sad but it's the truth .
you're 100% right and I've said this for years. In a crisis you want to generally be amongst your kinsmen. That doesn't mean your friends: it means people you know / trust / can predict. What good is it to move to south america - only to find out that your neighbours are likely to loot your house as soon as the police force dissolves. Not saying they'd do that: but you could never predict what they'd do. At least where you're from you're better able to predict what your neighbours will be like in the event of societal collapse.
@@bobbygold3889Can an average american earn a descent amount of meals these days(be honest and if you feel the same-course of opinions,be ready for it)?
My Austrian born father had a front row seat of World War II when the frontlines reached Vienna. Him and his family had to make a move west towards 🇺🇸 occupied Linz as soon as the Soviets rolled in to Eastern Austria. Regarding SHTF & WROL, he remarked that things were much better in a rural / agrarian setting in such times as with better access to natural resources, it was much easier to keep on keeping on.
my uncle was from Loeben.He ran an army supply depot,and before the end moved his family to their cousin's house near Brannau.They had a root cellar.That helped a lot
Where you move to, is Within. You clean your life up, you heal within, and go wihtin and start living from your soul. And you help others around you to do the same. The best way to escape war, is to not create war. And not engage in war.
Sadly it's not realistically up to most people whether a war starts or not, its up to the rulers. Putin is a very warlike ruler. And the ones being attacked have to defend themself.
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multimillionaires/billionaires living in a huge, well stocked house in the middle of a forest as far away from civilization as they can get be like "we're all in this together!"
The big money all bought islands. They are the cowards. They create war but you can be sure their kids won't be on the front line and they will be hunkered down on their islands.
Yeah, right? I'd say that the pandemic was WW3 and the lost capital and body counts prove it. It was a war of the super-ultra-mega rich versus the working class.
During lockdown people were forbidden to travel to any of their lovely residences without showing proof that it is where they pay their taxes. Many were stuck, shut inside small apartments in big cities unable to go to their properties in the countryside or the islands. The roads were blocked (France, Italy, Greece... )
That's entirely due to the acceptance of the 'authority' claimed by 'The State'. People need to think 'outside the square' in ALL things, and they'll find that none of those inhibitory factors have any real clout. eg.If the roads are blocked I'd simply drive across-country. Or if push came to shove, walk. (and as for anyone with an island property, I'd've thought a yacht of some useful size would be a no-brainer! Either sail to your destination or 'park' 50km from whatever coast suits you. (And carry enough fire-power to discourage 'pirates': official or unofficial.)
That was only a problem because they TOLD 'the self-appointed authorities' WHO they were and WHERE they were going, instead of just disappearing. They should've just 'gone'; and IF stopped, without carrying any ID!, have explained that they'd forgotten it because they were just ducking down to the local supermarket for some cans of Baked Beans; and would return home immediately afterwards. Only well-trained and conditioned fkwits would tell ANYONE their business in good times or bad. eg. I'M still astounded why anyone with half a brain would 'buy' ANYTHING 'online' (sight unseen!!: not even my dog would take a biscuit without an inspection and sniff first!) and pass on access to their bank-account to some complete stranger or digital system. God MUST have loved idiots: he made so MANY of them!
Yep, I'm in Argentina, we are on the run-off elections and one party want to get us even closer to Rusia, China and Iran, and the other to US and Israel. We should stay neutral like in the other WWs when we get richer selling to stuff to countries on war or devastated by it, since we have plenty of food and resources, but corruption and bad politicians ruined the country.
However you can rent property reasonable property prices in Iceland. Also, if you buy the right equipment for there. You definitely definitely definitely can ride out a lot there.
@KangTheDigitalNomadGlobeTreker how? You can't make food. Half the year is freezing and you've no trees. Everything is imported. And you are strategically located, so that all will attempt to establish bases there. I fail to see the logic in Iceland.
Psalms 23: Because the Lord ismy Shepherd, I have everything I need... Do not fear God says, I never live you,or forsake you...73 years old grandma, 1/7/2024
It's so insane that the places that are away from problems (Argentina, Brazil, S Africa) seem hell bent on destroying themselves or at least remain too poor and dangerous to be an option.
I am slow to the game but getting a Plan B. I am ready to go where I am treated best, Andrew. I used to travel for work and pleasure constantly and now hate it. You cater to urbanites. I became one, but now abhor cities. I want to be in the country. And the suburbs and HOAs suit me even less than the city
My wife is originally from El Salvador. I am from New York, retired on a pension. Our kids recently graduated college and are on their own. As planned, we are in the process, currently, of leaving the US and setting up the next phase of our lives in El Salvador and the timing i think could not be better. Come January 2024, it should be official. I really cannot wait to get the heck out of the US. We purchased some rental properties over there last year creating income streams and should be able to live okay. There happens to be a lot of interest in El Salvador by US, Canadian and European investors, mostly due to the fact that their president has made Bitcoin legal tender (along with the US dollar). He is planning to make El Salvador something of a Bitcoin mecca. Techies are coming in droves. He is also very pro-growth/pro-business. The country also happens to be extremely safe. The gang problem that strangled that country for decades has pretty much been extinguished. Tourism is up. Its an exciting time for Salvadorans and expats alike. Lots of optimism. El Salvador, for now, works for me.
from what i was watching the USA is going to get a lot colder with the weather cycles so those who have came from Africa have done themselves no favor at all be all freezing anyway
Expat? You mean immigrant, by definition, you will permanently move to el salvador not Temperory, or Temperory for work, You will be an immigrant there
Exactly, you gotta also think about that. The best location to go to is somewhere in the mountains where you can raise cattle & goats and grow some food
Costa Rica (where I've lived the past 17 years) is now becoming really dangerous due to drugs with many cartels, mafias & gangs & sometimes people are getting caught in the cross-fire. It's also now the most expensive country in Latin America.
Iceland probably participate in ww3, we in Scandinavia have a war alliance like nato. “Nordic Defence Cooperation (NORDEFCO) consists of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden”
Sweden was not neutral in WW2. It actively provided huge amounts of steel to Germany during ww2 needed for the German army - in exchange of Germany's promise to let Sweden to rob Russia after Germany's victory.
Anyway, it's in the Northern Hemisphere, so if there are any nukes used, Iceland will receive fallout to some degree. The Southern Hemisphere is where you want to be.
I've moved to Paraguay because World War 3 is coming in the near future. It's south of the equitorial line (safe from nuclear fallout). They have no enmity with bordering countries. Don't have to worry about natural disasters. It's very easy to get a recidency, and very friendly people.
Funny that you mention South Africa. As an SA citizen, I left there 3 years ago to escape the corruption, crime and violence. Women get raped every 60 seconds, people get murdered for a cell phone, farmers are still getting murdered and the threat of land evasion is ongoing. I would NEVER encourage anyone to move there. Things are going belly up and shit is going to hit the fan there soon. I love my country but I will not die for it!!! 😢
@@Mamabear497 I live in SA. No lies there - all truth. But sensationalist - yes. SA is also amazing people, beautiful and has lots of potential. But crime, GBV and anti-white/colonial/neo-liberal/imperialist/capitalism is very real here. Also, if you are not African, be prepared to live like a minority. No problem for me, am used to be seeing as a foreigner in the country of my birth.
Wow. Never heard anyone layout these questions and answers so directly and explain the potential senarios and options so clearly. Others talk broadly about "protecting yourself" without any reference to strategies and tactics. All of your content is enlightening. Thank you.
A friend of mine says it's already started but the media won't call it that (in terms of economy, propaganda and culture it's been going a while already). From what I can see (with my limited insight) that's stopping it becoming a full-fledged boots on the ground situation like WW1, WW2 and so on is 2 things: -Demographics: There's already an undersupply of young people who can pay for the pensions and healthcare of the elderly, and sending them out to die will only accelerate the demographic collapse. Imagine surviving a war as someone in their early 20's today, only to come home and pay 50%+ tax to a generation that bought their house in their 20's for 2 years of a factory worker salary. -Apathy: Pretty much everyone everywhere on the political spectrum has figured out that they'd be risking death to protect some corporate interests, and have said "Yeah I'm not that stupid".
Both are excellent and sensible points, yet when the authorities-that-be order [the young] to enlist [for the wars], you can't refuse [without facing punishment] ... unless *the majority of the population PROTEST against the enlistment and the wars.*
I heard a story about a Frenchman who could see WW2 coming and wanted to leave Europe - He looked at a map and moved to quiet place on the opposite side of the world - A lovely peaceful pacific Island called Guadalcanal
*Portugal is super-safe, very pleasant* This manifests itself so many ways! I can leave a €7K Mountain bike outside a cafe. I can buy a motorcycle or SeaDoo without worrying all the while .. “will some thug steal it ?” It’s a special place to live. *My girlfriend can walk across Lisbon, or any Portuguese town at night* You don’t need to worry about making “eye contact“ with some aggressive person (as you might when travelling on the London tube or walking on a New York sidewalk) These things are important.
@@alessandrakalini No one is safe from war coming to your doorstep but some places are less likely than others. First question I ask myself does the country have oil/minerals/coal that another country may try to invade for?
Im from Portugal. I disagree with the sense of safety. I’m glad you’ve experienced that, but theft is very much a thing here (Lisbon especially). Many examples from friends and family.
Words of wisdom there at the very end! You def don't ever want to get caught in the war machine, it's absolutely brutal and with awful consequences for the rest of your life if you survive it...
First, escape to your inner piece, then start consuming only positive content for your healthy mind. Then live happily unless you see real danger. Don't invest your thoughts into war or you may become a partner in crime.
@@BeautifulTripsandPlacesOnly answer really is to talk to God however you know it and develop your intuitive spiritual aspects so you can receive direct guidance about what to do as things fall apart.
I'm Brazilian born half Italian based in London UK (hold 3 citizenships). If World War III starts I'd definitely move back to live in Brazil. the country has its social problems in some areas but still much better than live in a country which is at war.
Im glad youre not staying afound to help fight for England. I live London too but i wouldnt fight a war for someone else id moat likely flee to south america too haha.
@@thelonewolf666would you like to fight a war knowing you're just doing the dirty war of government and arms companies making billions and seeing innocent people suffering?
I think, living in the interior of São Paulo state, a 2 hours drive from SP, is the best and safest place to live in. Very very few foreigners are moving to brazil or even considering moving here. It's definitely a move "the crowd" is not doing at the moment.
Surprise. None of the leaders around the globe are worth their salt. We are all sheep for these morons. This will NEVER end until we somehow create a new system where the leaders are uncorruptable. Id do that by having everyone take a test, an AI would assign gov roles to various ppl and they would remain unknown to all until their term is over so no one could approach them for corruption. BOOM. Guard the AI vigilantly by 3 separate agencies along with a civilian agency.
Since you mentioned Doug Casey, i think he tells a story of a man who saw that a world war was coming in the 1930s so he moved to a remote island in the Pacific, i think it was Iwo Jima or one of those islands where the US and Japan had some of the bloodiest battles of the war.
Ba ha ha ha No one "lived" on Iwo Jima. It was a desolate island later a Japanese base Had a German friend who move to the northern island of Tonga Vaa'u just before WWII, who was a German WWI soldier, could see the the hand writing on the wall He did fine lived to be 98
@@islesanctum833 Like I said one of those islands that had battles I didn't care enough over that detail to try to find the clip to get which island it was. Maybe the guy you knew is the same guy from the story.
The issue with war is that the whole economy changes and commodities run out and inflation is common. Are these islands self sustainable? For how lomg?
I am a person who completed military service in a country with a conscription system. When I was serving in the military, I remember the saying, “If you want peace, prepare for war.” If war breaks out in my home country, I will pick up a gun and go to war. In any case, life after the war would be so hell that it would be better to die.
Definitely not Japan-they have issues with some "russian" islands and they're increasing military expenses nowadays, and it's one of the most powerful countries even they're forbidden to have military force. Moreover they strongly connected with US so US will probably use them as allies in ww3. Strange choice
It's not the Russia that Japan's main problem, it's China. And if China invades Taiwan, there's a good chance Japan will be involved one way or another. Pretty much all countries bordering South China sea are time bombs, thanks to nine dash line.
The Rand Report literally used them as a hypothetical proxy against China when they ran the war game simulations. So definitely not safe during WW3. Neither is the Philippines.
As an Aussie in Victoria, got to South Australia or my personal preference of Western Australia. Tasmania is a maybe. Stay away from the entire Australian eastern Seaboard. Corrupt and messy AF.
@@tanjacristina7913 As a Canadian who lived all around Aus from 2019-2023, the entire country is compromised. Every state and territory. Each state implemented border closures. Not good
I feel pretty safe in my area of Canada. It’s not overly populated because it’s colder than most Canadian cities so fewer people want to come here and it’s also cheaper.
The simple questions is if there is a war and a nuclear fallout happens alongside places where battles are near, then those should not be areas you want to relocate to even if they are tax friendly or peaceful.
I think the safest spot where you can buy Citizenship by Investment for a world war hedge is arguably Dominica. It was not the location of any World War II battles, it lacks oil reserves or major working harbors to station naval fleets, it has lush rainforest and lots of rainfall that produces many different kinds of fruit with ease, it has four lakes, and it has steep mountainous areas in which to hide or escape a tsunami, invasion (which would be challenging in the first place due to rugged terrain), or nuclear fallout. It has a relatively low population of 70,000, and it is uniquely politically friendly with the US, Russia, and China. It is close enough to Martinique to be reachable by passenger sea ferry. It has two airports, but they are too small and rugged to be effective as major air force bases. It is also home to many sperm whales that could be hunted for meat if necessary. The major downside is that it is extremely vulnerable to major hurricanes. In a war scenario I would take this gamble.
Omg when I seen the charts and figured out the US stick market trajectory I’m immediately planning to escape. I have no clue if my ovaries can have kids when I turn 40, but I’ll be spending the rest of my 30s publishing a lot of children’s books that are already written. I’m already planning crypto swing trading. I can’t even think about having kids with the thought of WW3. My kids would be in their early 20s when I predict WW3. People like Hitler come out during economic depression.
I moved from the US after 55 yrs to Canary islands and i feel safe here especially where i live in the mountains where i grow my food and meat without fear of anyone coming around to steal my stuff. I lived in central America for two years but they always want to steal your gringo money
I read a lot about El Hiero....seems pretty incredible what they have created there, not necessarily a full on Utopia but I can imagine how they would work together in a WW3 scenario.
In 1981 a man hoping to protect his family from nuclear war decided after much research to move the family from British Columbia to Port Stanley on the Falkland Islands.
@@martinrogers6770 Yes, there was. But, that was not nuclear. If he went there to avoid Nuclear war, then he did. If he went there to avoid all war, then he did not.
The point I am attempting to make is that when William Curtis after extensive research decided to move his family to a safe place events overtook him. I suspect Mr Curtis would not consider the decision to move to the Falklands was one of his best choices irrespective of whether the war was nuclear or not.@@skillmeup53
Nice one. I'd recommend always DYOR. Consider 3 more things: access to clean water resources, calculate possible migration in the region in case of rise of conflicts in neighbouring countries (VietNam is close to China, as you say), cost of life and, finally, set your place according to possible escape and relocation routes (and yeah, countries like Pt. have an amazing access to all possible routes including the open ocean.
Yes, I live in Australia and even though it is not close to trouble zones , like Europe,USA etc, you need to consider the location's government policy re migrants and refugees. I'd be choosing a place that is relatively obscure but has good water, is fairly safe from natural disasters, like bushfires, floods, earthquakes etc and where the government is stabe NOT run by women, not politically correct etc, like in my current location and does not accept migrants and refugees. I would want an obscure place that is unknown to migrants, refugees and unattractive, not prestigious, not a 'scene' for tourists to make. But the place would need to have good soil, adequate rainfall and conditions to be totally self sufficient growing own food, herding animals, producing own very basic needs. Minimal manufacturing industry, just bare necessities. Minimal unnecessary modern forms of transport eg cars, airports etc because these attract un wanted outsiders to visit, then move in. There'd also be little or no modern unnecessary communications technology, no Internet etc, to ensure the location remains good, disconnected from the rest of the world. A place where the people are peace loving , cause no trouble, don't interfere with others' lives, just get on with a simple, good life. Like we once had buthas now been totally destroyed by the greed etc of modern things, like feminism, multiculturalism, political correctness in general. And the misuse of technology, to promote, spread these evils that have ruined the earth now, for so many. I reject all this.Don't want it. It is toxic and highly offensive. Seeking better place to be, with like minded acceptable humans. This place may be in outer space, not even any fixed location on solid earth. There are better alternatives the smart know butt must keep secret. To avoid this new order also being ruined. Any system can be good or bad. Depending on the people in it. To have a better world, it is therefore essential to exclude all unwanted people in the new order eg, feminists, globalists etc
You spoke about different countries having lesser likelihood of wars, but what about the 5th generation warfare that Americans are subjected to, such as surveillance, psyops, harassment and subversion- what would you suggest to escape that war?
@@ArcaneAcadia What is "US propaganda" ... that there is the existence of surveillance, psyops, harassment and subversion? Or do you mean there is no surveillance, psyops, harassment and subversion, but it is the US propaganda that is spreading fearmongering news that there is [surveillance, psyops, harassment and subversion]?
Great information. Thanks for sharing about lower income ideas for moving as well. Lots of food for thought. Definitely you must consider the source of your info, as you did with The Economist. Thanks!
He’s a coward who would buy stuff from Nazis stolen from Jews. He’s seems blissfully unaware of “neutral Switzerland’” role in WW2, but yeah, see above. What an embarrassing video to have posted. Run coward, Run.
Good video and decent summary. As we speak and unlike ever before, we have 24 ongoing armed conflicts worldwide amid the greatest geopolitical polar shift in human history - which has the capacity to evolve into a Global War of nuclear proportions. Add to this socio-economic unrest in pretty well every country on Earth to one magnitude or another - securing a safe spot under the sun seems like a far-fetched prospect. Let’s hope that cool heads, sanity and ultimately humanity will prevail.
I'm 92 years old. I keep thinking how lucky I've been to live in the US during its Golden Age since I was 8 years old and escaped out of Germany just months before WWII. And hopefully I won't still be around when WWIII starts. But I feel sorry for my middle-age kids and especially for my grandkids who will probably have to endure WWIII as well as massive climate change.
This video covers some pretty deep and complicated topics about world events. While I may not agree with everything said, it's always good to talk and think about these things. As an enthusiast In real estate, it's important to know what's happening globally to make smart choices.
Man I was in Dublin in the last big snow 3 days of snow they have no electricity or milk or bread, one thing to put in your mind is how about the resources of the country you want to move
@@wealthintruth6227 Was your father born in Italy? If so you may be able to claim citizenship, if not you have to find your last Italy born ancestor and check all the different laws and rules to see if you have an "unbroken line" to be able to claim citizenship
I would go to Oman, neutral, gulf vibes lowkey, has best of the modern and traditional life (you can find both) and lots of beautiful nature and beaches
I’m EU and Canadian citizen moving to Bulgaria. Affordable, nation is still very active toward development and better life. And it’s warm and nature is beautiful.
You are out of your mind. I'm not kidding. You won't survive here even for 3 months. Especially if it's somewhere in a more rural area. I used to sell properties to a lot of Brits back in the day... well nowadays all those properties are up for sale again. Those Brits were not very fond of the local "diversity" (one particular minority)
The approach seems very optimistic: do you know if you still are able or allowed to travel in times of crisis? Have you ever read or heard how even middle class strangers were treated if they something about them did not please the others? I live now in a rural area in midwestern Europe away from big cities or important highways. A small village where many people still have chicken or even cows, also several fish ponds here. I have good relations with the people here and will start go grow some fruits in the garden. That's how to survive WW3 - I would say.
I am proud to say that both of my grandfathers fought in World War II and one won medals for bravery. He lived until the ripe old age of 92 and was proud to defend our liberty from tyranny. Quite frankly this Weasley man trying to avoid doing his duty is better off going and living with the enemy.
I travelled around Europe during covid. It was fascinating to read the "vibes" to each place. In a ww3 scenario I would follow the same technique, travel around and observe. You can sense a lot by looking around you; how much trust or suspicion is in the ether, the strength of the bonds and the quality of face to face time.
Very good point I travelled this summer to my motherland Italy, people are so cold and disrespectful to eachother whether it be in person, driving, etc. would never live there
@@ItalianStallionTV when returning to to a place that you grew up in, it's fascinating how your feelings differ upon each arrival. It's not that our judgements are arbitrary, but our moods dictate what we focus on.
Being a Brazilian, I can assure you 100% that here is safe from whatever wars in Europe or M. East. BUT, we are an undeveloped country with lack of public security, lots os corruption, bad infrastructure, poverty, which influences the crime rates and the huge sense of insecurity. All things considered, I'd still choose my country everyday when nukes start flying in the north hemisphere.
Sempre! Deus me livre de Hemisfério Norte. Aqui tem tudo - fora pobreza, desigualdade social, corrupção, claro. Mas somos ricos! Não largo meu país por nada. Amo as culturas (pois são várias) daqui. E a gente ainda vai receber esse pessoal de fora. É só questão de ''quando'', não de ''se''. It's a ''when'', not an ''if'.
I left the US and went to Southern Africa to get my passport in 2017, I decided to stay and one of the reasons was I realized I would be safer in Southern Hemisphere than the North if a World War started. There is a great chance that the War will start in the North as America, Europe, Middle East, Russia and China are all in the North so the Southern Hemisphere is best option.
Absolutely, all multi-country wars have been fought North of the Equator. So it would stand to reason that by location, favorable countries that are better suited to a more peaceful environment and lack of domestic issues. Australia, New Zealand and other Southern Hemisphere islands are places which no other country have boundaries, as most other of his suggestions in this video have been (other than Iceland). Whilst living in a country that has close borders may be an easy way out of these countries if trouble starts, where else can you go to? It also makes it easier to be invaded? At least a buffer zone of many miles of ocean are a natural deterrent for most invaders. These countries will be less of a target as they are only allies, not full-term combatants in a WW3 scenario?
12:00 Yea but you are expecting the lights to be on when all trade and travel disappears from this island when III is on. Can this island survive ALL on its own w/ its current population? These are the questions you need to be asking. Not how removed you are. Remoteness will be as harmful if not properly stocked in that the ppl will go mad from no food or water. The most basic of things.
shared with my family today. i feel impending sadness & immense grief here in the US. I miss having hope & freedom. Im still sorking on a financial plan for my exodos. Pleass tell us more about Paraguay? What kind of jobs would my kids do?
Interesting that I found this video now. I live in Germany. When Russia attacked Ukraine 2 years ago and Putin was talking about his nuclear weapons I was thinking about where to flee in case things were going to be very serious. My first thought - I don't know why - was Buenos Aires, Argentina. The rationale behind that is, I guess, that South America would not be part of the battlefield in an American-Russian war. And since I am Italian and in Argentina there are a lot of people that are originally from Italy I thought that this would be a good place to escape the war.
Safety will depend on how Allies vs Axis will be drawn in this conflict. So it would be better if you had a geo political analyst like The Duran on so people can know how the lines will likely be drawn.
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“There is always money for war. You never hear political leaders say they can't go to war because the country can't afford it. They claim not to have money for the poor, homeless and hungry, but war? It's never a problem.”
- D. I.
$$$ comes first over health for your citizens. War makes the Banksters tons
“War is a Racket” Smedley Butler.
Blackrock runs the show, among others.
@@damastetwith the people behind central banks they always starting wars ww1 and ww2 and now ww3
”Before we find world peace, we got to find peace and end war in the streets” Tupac
I’m a Canadian living in Japan. During covid I read nothing but horror about things going on in Canada. Stayed in Japan the whole time. During the pandemic Tokyo turned into a normal city. Restaurants closed at 9 or 10pm instead of 24 hrs. Clubs opened at 5pm and closed at 11pm instead of 11pm-5am. Local restaurants flourished as big department stores shut down during government imposed lockdowns that were only enforced upon big businesses. Which was the opposite of Canada where only Costco, Walmart and other big chains were allowed to do business while everyone else closed down and went bankrupt. Japan made a lot of sense during those years. They also allowed local travel and promoted it to help out the towns that were dependent on tourism.
Small businesses complained and then Walmart was open but everything except food was cordoned off!🤣🤣 that made sense!
Sovereign country versus countries run by big pharma
canada is a woke madness
Yanasa just had a videobthat Saud the Swiss gov told their citizens to get ready for war.
@@nom_chompsky were you in japan normie?
I am Uruguayan and Spanish citizen and I am happy that he talks about Uruguay, since not too many people know about it :)
We have more about Uruguay on our R&D channel: ua-cam.com/video/Gr0wNzJExj8/v-deo.html
He's just made your country 10 times more expensive! (Based on hocus pocus 🥳)
@@MAGH1O1 tbh my country is expensive as hell. It has the prices at the same level as Austria or Switzerland.
@@MMtnzsyour country is that expensive, how is it possible?
Uruguay was the site of a major battle in World War 2 (the Battle of the Plate). South America isn't quite as safe as people assume due to its natural resources.
Starting to feel like living with sea pirates in international waters is safer than living inside the borders of most nations...
LMAO 🤣🤣🤣🤣 very accurate
I grew up with my biggest fear being... the collapse of our civility. I consume a lot of history. I never thought that was possible until 10 years ago and now i feel its dangerously close. Its not a good feeling knowing you might be on the edge of... A total reboot.
One Peace vibes 😂
Always have a cruise pass. They are still selling the pass that is digital Nomad at sea a friend bought one for 20k it last for 2 years
You booked your flights already to Somalia? 😂
Guess who would suffer the most? The normal civilians who don’t even want a war.
and cant just up and move to another country.
Who cares about the sufferings of normal civilians who don’t even want a war?!?!! 🙄
*I am being sarcastic now!* 😉
Sadly so true, I just Pray this Does Not Happen, we should always be seeking peace🎉❤
Guess who doesn't care about casuals ?
always the innocents who suffer most
Im from Panama and during the pandemic, the lockdowns were strict, you could only go out on certain days of the week by gender and you had a designated timeslot based numbering on your ID and police walked around asking people for their ID to make sure you werent outside of your time. Panama is beautiful and people are nice but dont expect US like freedoms during times of trouble.
Costa Rica any better??
Thanks for the heads up, I wasn’t aware it is being ruled by unenlightened half wits.
what the hell
Glad I opted for SE Missouri instead.
Depends on where you live in the US as to your level of freedom. If you lived in places like LA or NY, you were on very strict lockdowns and were arrested in some cases for violating them. If you lived in other places like Florida for example, it was like nothing was happening. Location is always key.
I was in Canada during lockdown and was unvaccinated. Even though I was a dual citizen I was not allowed to leave and returned to the uk. I was very tempted to renounce my Canadian citizenship
@SaltyShamansame here ..!! I’m going to sell my properties and I’m out
@SaltyShamanwe’re stuck home schooling because of this far left looser government .!! W.e.f infiltrated country
wow, this is SHOCKING! I didn't know.
Why not let out? Is it a matter of being unable to fly on commercial flights that were obliged by Canadian law to not allow anyone unvacinated?
Were you not able to fly somewhere else, ANYWEHRE else and from there go on your way?
What if you left to USA by boat "for holiday" then took a flight from the nearest airport there?
I left Canada during lockdowns too - in 2020, on 2nd try. My first attempt didn't work out because of flight cancellations. I then left when the restrictions temporarily eased around mid July.
@@rohanofelvenpower5566 in Canada the unvaccinated were not allowed on trains, boats or planes. We were not allowed to enter other provinces. Both of my parents passed away, mum in England and dad in Ireland and I was not allowed to leave canada
I am reminded of the person who, prior to WW2, saw the trouble coming and in an attempt to move to a totally safe and out-of-the-way place, went to Guam.
Excellent point!
Exactly. This guy is looking to make money off of feeding fear. There will be no “safe place” to go to. How do I know that? Simply because SAFETY itself is an illusion.
You can get into your car with a million safety features, and airbags and put your seatbelt on. Are any of those things a guarantee you will survive any accidents? Of course not. Nobody is promised tomorrow. The best way to handle the problems of our world today is to stop living in fear. Start living because we are all going to die eventually.
Aware lol
In case of war Guam may go under water
I heard that that person, or someone else of similar mind, chose the Solomon Islands, which became the Japanese HQ during WWI.
I think it's also important to be around people who are more stable emotionally and not likely to go into chaos. We need our community and those we can rely on and trust.
It’s probably more valuable to have really capable friends around you than to predict which location on earth is safest.
lol , no such thing . Friends are iffy in even the best of times . Imagine what's going to happen in a time of crisis . Dog eat Dog . It's sad but it's the truth .
(if you rely/depend on people yes...but if you're 100% independent & very resourceful, you can go anywhere on your own
you're 100% right and I've said this for years. In a crisis you want to generally be amongst your kinsmen. That doesn't mean your friends: it means people you know / trust / can predict. What good is it to move to south america - only to find out that your neighbours are likely to loot your house as soon as the police force dissolves. Not saying they'd do that: but you could never predict what they'd do. At least where you're from you're better able to predict what your neighbours will be like in the event of societal collapse.
@@bobbygold3889Can an average american earn a descent amount of meals these days(be honest and if you feel the same-course of opinions,be ready for it)?
@@bobbygold3889you can't even spell decent, hush.
My Austrian born father had a front row seat of World War II when the frontlines reached Vienna. Him and his family had to make a move west towards 🇺🇸 occupied Linz as soon as the Soviets rolled in to Eastern Austria. Regarding SHTF & WROL, he remarked that things were much better in a rural / agrarian setting in such times as with better access to natural resources, it was much easier to keep on keeping on.
That makes sense.
my uncle was from Loeben.He ran an army supply depot,and before the end moved his family to their cousin's house near Brannau.They had a root cellar.That helped a lot
Yep, a place where food can be grown.
Of course.
@@RetireandGo For real? I’ll be in Cambodia soon. Can’t wait for the warm weather when it’s freezing cold here in California.
Where you move to, is Within. You clean your life up, you heal within, and go wihtin and start living from your soul. And you help others around you to do the same. The best way to escape war, is to not create war.
And not engage in war.
Sadly it's not realistically up to most people whether a war starts or not, its up to the rulers. Putin is a very warlike ruler. And the ones being attacked have to defend themself.
@@zakosistAre you from Ukraine?
@@brinta19 No. Im from Norway, but we also seem to be on the verge of war with Russia
@@zakosist I see. Thx!
And I'm sorry, for that situation. Hopefully it doesn't get there 🙏🏼
@@brinta19 I hope so
“You need a holistic plan that addresses your specific needs “. One size doesn’t fit all. To thine own self be true. Thank you Andrew.
Thank you! You're absolutely right; a one-size-fits-all approach rarely works. That's why we're proud to offer plans that are completely customizable and tailored to each individual's specific needs.
multimillionaires/billionaires living in a huge, well stocked house in the middle of a forest as far away from civilization as they can get be like "we're all in this together!"
Probably better in the southern hemisphere in case there’s radioactive fallout in the northern hemisphere.
With private security.
The big money all bought islands. They are the cowards. They create war but you can be sure their kids won't be on the front line and they will be hunkered down on their islands.
Hence "The great reset"....YOU KNOW they're ready, Jets fueled/food stock piled.
Yeah, right? I'd say that the pandemic was WW3 and the lost capital and body counts prove it. It was a war of the super-ultra-mega rich versus the working class.
During lockdown people were forbidden to travel to any of their lovely residences without showing proof that it is where they pay their taxes. Many were stuck, shut inside small apartments in big cities unable to go to their properties in the countryside or the islands. The roads were blocked (France, Italy, Greece... )
You.have.a problem😂😂😂😂
@bigpirate7513 In China they welded people's doors shut and put bars on the windows during lockdown.
Socialism and communism
That's entirely due to the acceptance of the 'authority' claimed by 'The State'. People need to think 'outside the square' in ALL things, and they'll find that none of those inhibitory factors have any real clout. eg.If the roads are blocked I'd simply drive across-country. Or if push came to shove, walk. (and as for anyone with an island property, I'd've thought a yacht of some useful size would be a no-brainer! Either sail to your destination or 'park' 50km from whatever coast suits you. (And carry enough fire-power to discourage 'pirates': official or unofficial.)
That was only a problem because they TOLD 'the self-appointed authorities' WHO they were and WHERE they were going, instead of just disappearing. They should've just 'gone'; and IF stopped, without carrying any ID!, have explained that they'd forgotten it because they were just ducking down to the local supermarket for some cans of Baked Beans; and would return home immediately afterwards. Only well-trained and conditioned fkwits would tell ANYONE their business in good times or bad. eg. I'M still astounded why anyone with half a brain would 'buy' ANYTHING 'online' (sight unseen!!: not even my dog would take a biscuit without an inspection and sniff first!) and pass on access to their bank-account to some complete stranger or digital system.
God MUST have loved idiots: he made so MANY of them!
One election can disrupt every place you move.
Yep, I'm in Argentina, we are on the run-off elections and one party want to get us even closer to Rusia, China and Iran, and the other to US and Israel. We should stay neutral like in the other WWs when we get richer selling to stuff to countries on war or devastated by it, since we have plenty of food and resources, but corruption and bad politicians ruined the country.
Particularly if said "election" is manipulated.
selection
Same $ and sources behind all.
@@Happyheretic2308
In US and all all feathers same bird fed by same sources. 🎭🎥
The problem with iceland is that they depend HEAVILY on imports.
However you can rent property reasonable property prices in Iceland. Also, if you buy the right equipment for there. You definitely definitely definitely can ride out a lot there.
You have fish😂
@KangTheDigitalNomadGlobeTreker how? You can't make food. Half the year is freezing and you've no trees. Everything is imported. And you are strategically located, so that all will attempt to establish bases there. I fail to see the logic in Iceland.
Part of NATO
AND it's in the Northern Hemisphere. If things go even a little nuclear, you'll have fallout to contend with.
Psalms 23: Because the Lord ismy Shepherd, I have everything I need... Do not fear God says, I never live you,or forsake you...73 years old grandma, 1/7/2024
It's so insane that the places that are away from problems (Argentina, Brazil, S Africa) seem hell bent on destroying themselves or at least remain too poor and dangerous to be an option.
I'd go for Montevideo or Asuncion. Well, enjoying Bulgaria for now (indeed safer)
Being south african, I can only agree.
Argentina is unsafe and too poor?... .they are definitely struggling financially but it is far from dangerous.
I'm chilean, no problem for me
@@TimeToTravel-u2xYou don't have a clue
I am slow to the game but getting a Plan B.
I am ready to go where I am treated best, Andrew. I used to travel for work and pleasure constantly and now hate it. You cater to urbanites. I became one, but now abhor cities. I want to be in the country. And the suburbs and HOAs suit me even less than the city
I started taking action when they stole that last fake-election.
Only a sperg tolerates an hoa.
Come on. We must Stop this !
Enough War.
Can we live in Peace Please ?
Agree 😢
@@Lubna.Candid
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As long as there are elites present who play games who human lives to fill their pockets there will always be war
Do regime change in a certain country and that becomes possible
My wife is originally from El Salvador. I am from New York, retired on a pension. Our kids recently graduated college and are on their own. As planned, we are in the process, currently, of leaving the US and setting up the next phase of our lives in El Salvador and the timing i think could not be better. Come January 2024, it should be official. I really cannot wait to get the heck out of the US. We purchased some rental properties over there last year creating income streams and should be able to live okay. There happens to be a lot of interest in El Salvador by US, Canadian and European investors, mostly due to the fact that their president has made Bitcoin legal tender (along with the US dollar). He is planning to make El Salvador something of a Bitcoin mecca. Techies are coming in droves. He is also very pro-growth/pro-business. The country also happens to be extremely safe. The gang problem that strangled that country for decades has pretty much been extinguished. Tourism is up. Its an exciting time for Salvadorans and expats alike. Lots of optimism. El Salvador, for now, works for me.
from what i was watching the USA is going to get a lot colder with the weather cycles so those who have came from Africa have done themselves no favor at all be all freezing anyway
Expat? You mean immigrant, by definition, you will permanently move to el salvador not Temperory, or Temperory for work,
You will be an immigrant there
@@SaiMan5793
Many Americans and British immigrants refer to themselves as expats and everyone else as immigrants.
It's ingrained in the education.
Expat if you are rich, immigrant if poor idiot@@SaiMan5793
I think you better hurry. It could break out over the weekend.
A problem with Mauritius is that it imports all its food other than sugar and rum. So, you may be spared from fallout but die of hunger.
Or hangover. Choice is yours.
Fish all day😂
Well, at least you have rum 😊
Exactly, you gotta also think about that. The best location to go to is somewhere in the mountains where you can raise cattle & goats and grow some food
Exactly why I left there.
Costa Rica (where I've lived the past 17 years) is now becoming really dangerous due to drugs with many cartels, mafias & gangs & sometimes people are getting caught in the cross-fire. It's also now the most expensive country in Latin America.
people say it was great but is becoming a crime sh1thole very fast - what a pity
Iceland probably participate in ww3, we in Scandinavia have a war alliance like nato. “Nordic Defence Cooperation (NORDEFCO) consists of Denmark, Finland, Iceland, Norway and Sweden”
Sweden was not neutral in WW2. It actively provided huge amounts of steel to Germany during ww2 needed for the German army - in exchange of Germany's promise to let Sweden to rob Russia after Germany's victory.
all of them cucked liberal countries...
Anyway, it's in the Northern Hemisphere, so if there are any nukes used, Iceland will receive fallout to some degree. The Southern Hemisphere is where you want to be.
fun name, my husband and I agree we will probably move to Paraguay if/when ww3 really breaks out@@paraguaymike5159
TIME TO CANCEL NATO
If WW3 happens, I'm going to bed.
Smart Woman!!
😂😂😂😂
We are in the middle of it already.
@@NataliaDiazJacksonNo we aren‘t. Stop spreading panic
@@Amethyst12thheaven Yes, the cyber hacking has begun and we are in for bumpy times ahead! Hang in there my friend~
I live in Europe and I am at home here. There is no backup plan. I was at war for five years and there is no panic.
Miro ne znam za tebe al ja bjezim
Green deal and EU politics are probably more scary then war.
I've moved to Paraguay because World War 3 is coming in the near future. It's south of the equitorial line (safe from nuclear fallout). They have no enmity with bordering countries. Don't have to worry about natural disasters. It's very easy to get a recidency, and very friendly people.
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I wonder what it’s like for women in regards to setting up business?
@@gutsandgrittv5076legitimate concern.
In a total nuclear exchange, fallout will take about 6 months to spread to the southern hemisphere.
Good to know...now we're all moving there. LOL
Funny that you mention South Africa. As an SA citizen, I left there 3 years ago to escape the corruption, crime and violence. Women get raped every 60 seconds, people get murdered for a cell phone, farmers are still getting murdered and the threat of land evasion is ongoing. I would NEVER encourage anyone to move there. Things are going belly up and shit is going to hit the fan there soon. I love my country but I will not die for it!!! 😢
I live in south africa and you not entirely honest in your comments in fact you are more lying than you are telling the truth
@@Mamabear497 I live in SA. No lies there - all truth. But sensationalist - yes. SA is also amazing people, beautiful and has lots of potential. But crime, GBV and anti-white/colonial/neo-liberal/imperialist/capitalism is very real here. Also, if you are not African, be prepared to live like a minority. No problem for me, am used to be seeing as a foreigner in the country of my birth.
People who leave sa always have to denigrate it because their lifestyle is significantly reduced when they move 😂😂😂😂
Your post didn't age well either, since our election outcome
He didn't say south Africa, he said Botswana in south Africa as in geographic location not country
Wow. Never heard anyone layout these questions and answers so directly and explain the potential senarios and options so clearly. Others talk broadly about "protecting yourself" without any reference to strategies and tactics. All of your content is enlightening. Thank you.
Thank you for your thoughtful feedback!
A friend of mine says it's already started but the media won't call it that (in terms of economy, propaganda and culture it's been going a while already).
From what I can see (with my limited insight) that's stopping it becoming a full-fledged boots on the ground situation like WW1, WW2 and so on is 2 things:
-Demographics: There's already an undersupply of young people who can pay for the pensions and healthcare of the elderly, and sending them out to die will only accelerate the demographic collapse. Imagine surviving a war as someone in their early 20's today, only to come home and pay 50%+ tax to a generation that bought their house in their 20's for 2 years of a factory worker salary.
-Apathy: Pretty much everyone everywhere on the political spectrum has figured out that they'd be risking death to protect some corporate interests, and have said "Yeah I'm not that stupid".
Correct.
Plus
-inflation
-increasing military support
Both are excellent and sensible points, yet when the authorities-that-be order [the young] to enlist [for the wars], you can't refuse [without facing punishment] ... unless *the majority of the population PROTEST against the enlistment and the wars.*
Technically, there is a world war occurring. So, really, this is WW3.
It started when the dock in Tianjin, China was blown up back in 2015.
I left Canada 3 years ago now, and have never looked back.
I heard a story about a Frenchman who could see WW2 coming and wanted to leave Europe - He looked at a map and moved to quiet place on the opposite side of the world - A lovely peaceful pacific Island called Guadalcanal
The French are usually nothing. They destroyed themselves. And as for courage, I can act it in parades, but not in a real situation.
Ooooh : (
I recall hearing of a US Family who in the early 80s figured the Falkland Islands was as far as you can get from a war!
@@simonroyle2806 Inland Australia is THE place to be.
@@dabbbles US has its largest military base splat bang in the middle of Australia
*Portugal is super-safe, very pleasant*
This manifests itself so many ways!
I can leave a €7K Mountain bike outside a cafe. I can buy a motorcycle or SeaDoo without worrying all the while .. “will some thug steal it ?”
It’s a special place to live.
*My girlfriend can walk across Lisbon, or any Portuguese town at night*
You don’t need to worry about making “eye contact“ with some aggressive person (as you might when travelling on the London tube or walking on a New York sidewalk)
These things are important.
Safe from theft but not war drafts or bombs
@@alessandrakalini No one is safe from war coming to your doorstep but some places are less likely than others. First question I ask myself does the country have oil/minerals/coal that another country may try to invade for?
@@navcenter77 Well everyone has something. Doesn't have to be a resource. Sometimes you have to go just to provide a buffer to the bigger fish.
Im from Portugal. I disagree with the sense of safety. I’m glad you’ve experienced that, but theft is very much a thing here (Lisbon especially). Many examples from friends and family.
@@alessandrakalini😂😂...what is the ratio of wars/bombs vs random crime?...
Words of wisdom there at the very end! You def don't ever want to get caught in the war machine, it's absolutely brutal and with awful consequences for the rest of your life if you survive it...
If this ever happens, I'm gonna go grab a keg of beer and enjoy the scenery while I can.
@joanarc7963just a car? Having young kids makes it hard :(
Sounds like a plan
First, escape to your inner piece, then start consuming only positive content for your healthy mind. Then live happily unless you see real danger. Don't invest your thoughts into war or you may become a partner in crime.
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Yeah and new age brainwasing, being passive and involved in wishful thinking will prevent that from happening...
This was really insightful. I was looking at Argentina and Costa Rica, glad to hear they're on your list.
Costa Rica Is Better option
I had four dreams about this 25 years ago.. There will be nowhere to run and nowhere to hide and your money will not save you.
So what should one do?
@@BeautifulTripsandPlacesOnly answer really is to talk to God however you know it and develop your intuitive spiritual aspects so you can receive direct guidance about what to do as things fall apart.
nowhere to go, knowwhere to go - chrion llast.
R.I.P@@BeautifulTripsandPlaces
I'm Brazilian born half Italian based in London UK (hold 3 citizenships). If World War III starts I'd definitely move back to live in Brazil. the country has its social problems in some areas but still much better than live in a country which is at war.
Im glad youre not staying afound to help fight for England. I live London too but i wouldnt fight a war for someone else id moat likely flee to south america too haha.
@@thelonewolf666would you like to fight a war knowing you're just doing the dirty war of government and arms companies making billions and seeing innocent people suffering?
pois eu tbm! brazilian american here! I'm out to below horizonte if shit starts!
Why wait till world war 3 why not fuck off now
ur either Italian or not if u say ur half and know nothing about the culture or language then dont say ur half ur parents r but u r not just white
I think, living in the interior of São Paulo state, a 2 hours drive from SP, is the best and safest place to live in. Very very few foreigners are moving to brazil or even considering moving here. It's definitely a move "the crowd" is not doing at the moment.
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shiiu, ninguém precisa saber disso kkk
Until the results of 10/22, I WAS planning to buy land in Argentina. Apparently, the United States does not have a monopoly on corruption.
Yes, all countries are corrupt. No exceptions. However, you wanna live a place where you can pay your way out of trouble
Surprise. None of the leaders around the globe are worth their salt. We are all sheep for these morons. This will NEVER end until we somehow create a new system where the leaders are uncorruptable. Id do that by having everyone take a test, an AI would assign gov roles to various ppl and they would remain unknown to all until their term is over so no one could approach them for corruption. BOOM. Guard the AI vigilantly by 3 separate agencies along with a civilian agency.
No one has a monopoly on corruption. It's part of human nature
We don't know yet. If the Bullrich votes go to MIlei he can win.
@@marihutten She did endorse him, right?
Since you mentioned Doug Casey, i think he tells a story of a man who saw that a world war was coming in the 1930s so he moved to a remote island in the Pacific, i think it was Iwo Jima or one of those islands where the US and Japan had some of the bloodiest battles of the war.
I met a guy that enlisted in the Coast Guard to avoid Vietnam. He received orders for Vietnam when he finished training.
Ba ha ha ha
No one "lived" on Iwo Jima. It was a desolate island later a Japanese base
Had a German friend who move to the northern island of Tonga Vaa'u just before WWII, who was a German WWI soldier, could see the the hand writing on the wall
He did fine lived to be 98
@@islesanctum833 Like I said one of those islands that had battles I didn't care enough over that detail to try to find the clip to get which island it was. Maybe the guy you knew is the same guy from the story.
It was Guadalcanal.
Oops😮
The issue with war is that the whole economy changes and commodities run out and inflation is common. Are these islands self sustainable? For how lomg?
I am a person who completed military service in a country with a conscription system.
When I was serving in the military, I remember the saying, “If you want peace, prepare for war.”
If war breaks out in my home country, I will pick up a gun and go to war. In any case, life after the war would be so hell that it would be better to die.
well done you can make money for the banks.
War is a Racket book by General Smedley Butler@@lisaqbishop
Definitely not Japan-they have issues with some "russian" islands and they're increasing military expenses nowadays, and it's one of the most powerful countries even they're forbidden to have military force. Moreover they strongly connected with US so US will probably use them as allies in ww3. Strange choice
It's not the Russia that Japan's main problem, it's China. And if China invades Taiwan, there's a good chance Japan will be involved one way or another. Pretty much all countries bordering South China sea are time bombs, thanks to nine dash line.
The Rand Report literally used them as a hypothetical proxy against China when they ran the war game simulations. So definitely not safe during WW3. Neither is the Philippines.
Japan is a very bad idea
Yeah, way too close to Russia, north korea and China to be considered safe.
Yup they are starting to get militarized - not a good idea
Argentina has some pretty cool and safe places to live and very affordable. Still one of the best places to move to.
The Nazis who escaped from Europe would totally agree
Well seems like someone is analyzing today’s scenario with a view from 80 years ago. Not sure if that’s very smart buddy.
The wars usually affect the northern hemisphere. Escape to the remote south if possible.
I'm right down the bottom next stop Antartica on an island with only 500,000 people and I still don't feel safe
@@hereandthere6001 Tasmania. Unfortunately I left Australia too because I didn't feel safe. The you know what during 2020-2022
@user-xg6yc8ho3w So I heard, Tasmania was much better off than us in Melbourne, or Sydney, Brisbane, Adelaide, Perth...
As an Aussie in Victoria, got to South Australia or my personal preference of Western Australia. Tasmania is a maybe. Stay away from the entire Australian eastern Seaboard. Corrupt and messy AF.
@@tanjacristina7913 As a Canadian who lived all around Aus from 2019-2023, the entire country is compromised. Every state and territory. Each state implemented border closures. Not good
I feel pretty safe in my area of Canada. It’s not overly populated because it’s colder than most Canadian cities so fewer people want to come here and it’s also cheaper.
Radiation will get you😂
Beware alaska though 😂
Canada is definitely one of the shittiest places to live in.
sounds like my small town in Wy. No illegals and clean water. But we dont have a tyrant like the Canadians have
Nuclear Fallout will make your city into a giant ice cap
While hiding out in Costa Rica, pray that one of their many active volcanoes doesn't erupt until WWIII ends and you can move back home.
The simple questions is if there is a war and a nuclear fallout happens alongside places where battles are near, then those should not be areas you want to relocate to
even if they are tax friendly or peaceful.
Nuclear winter .DISCUSS!!!!
I would go to Brasil. Big country, diversified economy, multilateral diplomacy, great people, lots of culture and possibilities.
Horrific crime in the cities
Ac
They just had their election stolen also, and are in the process of implementing Venezuelan socialism. They are embracing China.
Part of BRICS, their neutrality is probably compromised because of that
It’s a BRICS nation. What are you thinking?
I think the safest spot where you can buy Citizenship by Investment for a world war hedge is arguably Dominica. It was not the location of any World War II battles, it lacks oil reserves or major working harbors to station naval fleets, it has lush rainforest and lots of rainfall that produces many different kinds of fruit with ease, it has four lakes, and it has steep mountainous areas in which to hide or escape a tsunami, invasion (which would be challenging in the first place due to rugged terrain), or nuclear fallout. It has a relatively low population of 70,000, and it is uniquely politically friendly with the US, Russia, and China. It is close enough to Martinique to be reachable by passenger sea ferry. It has two airports, but they are too small and rugged to be effective as major air force bases. It is also home to many sperm whales that could be hunted for meat if necessary. The major downside is that it is extremely vulnerable to major hurricanes. In a war scenario I would take this gamble.
Always appreciate your logical and rational outlook on what is happening around the world. Very helpful.
Glad you think so!
Omg when I seen the charts and figured out the US stick market trajectory I’m immediately planning to escape. I have no clue if my ovaries can have kids when I turn 40, but I’ll be spending the rest of my 30s publishing a lot of children’s books that are already written. I’m already planning crypto swing trading. I can’t even think about having kids with the thought of WW3. My kids would be in their early 20s when I predict WW3. People like Hitler come out during economic depression.
Your prediction is too far out
As a chilean citizen, I see this as an absolute win
🌲❄️☃️HAPPY HOLIDAYS, Andrew. May 2024 be much better than you expect!!! Blessings. Cordially, Barbara💫🍃🌺
I moved from the US after 55 yrs to Canary islands and i feel safe here especially where i live in the mountains where i grow my food and meat without fear of anyone coming around to steal my stuff. I lived in central America for two years but they always want to steal your gringo money
I am gonna come steal your meat now.
I love living in Tenerife, but the canary government is full on agenda 2030 that’s the only problem. Let’s see how that’s going to play out
The best way of living 🙌🏻
Which city in the Canary Islands are you closest to?
I read a lot about El Hiero....seems pretty incredible what they have created there, not necessarily a full on Utopia but I can imagine how they would work together in a WW3 scenario.
In 1981 a man hoping to protect his family from nuclear war decided after much research to move the family from British Columbia to Port Stanley on the Falkland Islands.
TOO COLD AND ISOLATED...BUT THAT MAY BE GOOD
Well, thus far, there has not been a nuclear war. Technically speaking, he was correct.
@@skillmeup53 there was of course the Falklands war in 1982.
@@martinrogers6770 Yes, there was. But, that was not nuclear. If he went there to avoid Nuclear war, then he did. If he went there to avoid all war, then he did not.
The point I am attempting to make is that when William Curtis after extensive research decided to move his family to a safe place events overtook him. I suspect Mr Curtis would not consider the decision to move to the Falklands was one of his best choices irrespective of whether the war was nuclear or not.@@skillmeup53
Thank you for making this video thought provoking and something that I have been looking into for a while now
Thanks!
Nice one. I'd recommend always DYOR. Consider 3 more things: access to clean water resources, calculate possible migration in the region in case of rise of conflicts in neighbouring countries (VietNam is close to China, as you say), cost of life and, finally, set your place according to possible escape and relocation routes (and yeah, countries like Pt. have an amazing access to all possible routes including the open ocean.
Yes, I live in Australia and even though it is not close to trouble zones , like Europe,USA etc, you need to consider the location's government policy re migrants and refugees. I'd be choosing a place that is relatively obscure but has good water, is fairly safe from natural disasters, like bushfires, floods, earthquakes etc and where the government is stabe NOT run by women, not politically correct etc, like in my current location and does not accept migrants and refugees. I would want an obscure place that is unknown to migrants, refugees and unattractive, not prestigious, not a 'scene' for tourists to make. But the place would need to have good soil, adequate rainfall and conditions to be totally self sufficient growing own food, herding animals, producing own very basic needs. Minimal manufacturing industry, just bare necessities. Minimal unnecessary modern forms of transport eg cars, airports etc because these attract un wanted outsiders to visit, then move in. There'd also be little or no modern unnecessary communications technology, no Internet etc, to ensure the location remains good, disconnected from the rest of the world. A place where the people are peace loving , cause no trouble, don't interfere with others' lives, just get on with a simple, good life. Like we once had buthas now been totally destroyed by the greed etc of modern things, like feminism, multiculturalism, political correctness in general. And the misuse of technology, to promote, spread these evils that have ruined the earth now, for so many. I reject all this.Don't want it. It is toxic and highly offensive. Seeking better place to be, with like minded acceptable humans. This place may be in outer space, not even any fixed location on solid earth. There are better alternatives the smart know butt must keep secret. To avoid this new order also being ruined. Any system can be good or bad. Depending on the people in it. To have a better world, it is therefore essential to exclude all unwanted people in the new order eg, feminists, globalists etc
And a main issue is WEATHER, if the grid goes down you want have to freeze to death
Not close to trouble zones? What about China/Taiwan troubles?@@AnnemarieMay
You spoke about different countries having lesser likelihood of wars, but what about the 5th generation warfare that Americans are subjected to, such as surveillance, psyops, harassment and subversion- what would you suggest to escape that war?
You cannot escape US propaganda
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What is "US propaganda" ... that there is the existence of surveillance, psyops, harassment and subversion?
Or do you mean there is no surveillance, psyops, harassment and subversion, but it is the US propaganda that is spreading fearmongering news that there is [surveillance, psyops, harassment and subversion]?
@@ArcaneAcadia You can in Russia and China!
@@billedifier8584 exactly \m/
Great information. Thanks for sharing about lower income ideas for moving as well. Lots of food for thought. Definitely you must consider the source of your info, as you did with The Economist. Thanks!
It takes a lot of money to just get up and leave. It's just not for everyone.
Not really, sell your furniture and car, there's places you can go cheap
Thank you Andrew, you're a beacon of hope in these times
He’s a coward who would buy stuff from Nazis stolen from Jews. He’s seems blissfully unaware of “neutral Switzerland’” role in WW2, but yeah, see above. What an embarrassing video to have posted. Run coward, Run.
Love the new format. Great video, interesting topic. Merry Christmas, Andrew. Peace now.
Thank you for the positive feedback! Merry Christmas to you as well.
Good video and decent summary.
As we speak and unlike ever before, we have 24 ongoing armed conflicts worldwide amid the greatest geopolitical polar shift in human history - which has the capacity to evolve into a Global War of nuclear proportions. Add to this socio-economic unrest in pretty well every country on Earth to one magnitude or another - securing a safe spot under the sun seems like a far-fetched prospect.
Let’s hope that cool heads, sanity and ultimately humanity will prevail.
I'm 92 years old. I keep thinking how lucky I've been to live in the US during its Golden Age since I was 8 years old and escaped out of Germany just months before WWII. And hopefully I won't still be around when WWIII starts. But I feel sorry for my middle-age kids and especially for my grandkids who will probably have to endure WWIII as well as massive climate change.
@@andyrothauser1312 Nuclear war will cancel out global warming. As for your grandkids, there's no sugarcoating this; they're going to inherit rubble.
I appreciate this breakdown, as a veteran, ive had enough “action” for this lifetime
We thank you for you service 🫡
@@jaredoscar6523The rest of the world doesn't!!
Thank you for your service
This video covers some pretty deep and complicated topics about world events. While I may not agree with everything said, it's always good to talk and think about these things. As an enthusiast In real estate, it's important to know what's happening globally to make smart choices.
Well the bigger the risk, the bigger the reward and such impeccable decisions are better guided by professionals
Man I was in Dublin in the last big snow 3 days of snow they have no electricity or milk or bread, one thing to put in your mind is how about the resources of the country you want to move
War is a racket - General Smedley Butler
Thank you for the insightful talk.
I love your titles. They don't even tip toe around mindsets some people have
Thanks!
As a born Canadian, I obtained my Italian citizenship through decent long ago for this particular reason.
My father is Italian American....
Is that enough to obtain citizenship by descent...?
@@wealthintruth6227 Was your father born in Italy? If so you may be able to claim citizenship, if not you have to find your last Italy born ancestor and check all the different laws and rules to see if you have an "unbroken line" to be able to claim citizenship
@@zachsmyder385 Thx...!
Italy but isn't it over run with illegal migrants and has major problems.
It's in the european zone! All a huge target during ww3.
I would go to Oman, neutral, gulf vibes lowkey, has best of the modern and traditional life (you can find both) and lots of beautiful nature and beaches
Oman is in the middle east and I'm sure the next world war will involve the middle east
Oman is great. Problem here: Do you have Omani residency? For the average person it’s unfortunately unattainable to get residency there.
I’m EU and Canadian citizen moving to Bulgaria. Affordable, nation is still very active toward development and better life. And it’s warm and nature is beautiful.
The women are beautiful as well
You are out of your mind. I'm not kidding. You won't survive here even for 3 months. Especially if it's somewhere in a more rural area. I used to sell properties to a lot of Brits back in the day... well nowadays all those properties are up for sale again. Those Brits were not very fond of the local "diversity" (one particular minority)
so you think its a good idea to move right in the middle of an upcoming warzone? :D
Continued thanks for such informative videos
Thanks, Elizabeth!
watching from lebanon
HELP!!
Here I Am in Vietnam as an American and feel safe but know in surrounded by all the countries at war.. scary
The approach seems very optimistic: do you know if you still are able or allowed to travel in times of crisis? Have you ever read or heard how even middle class strangers were treated if they something about them did not please the others?
I live now in a rural area in midwestern Europe away from big cities or important highways. A small village where many people still have chicken or even cows, also several fish ponds here.
I have good relations with the people here and will start go grow some fruits in the garden. That's how to survive WW3 - I would say.
Thanks for doing this research it’s very helpful and I hope to put into play in the future.
Best of luck!
Super interesting Video, Thanks for the upload Andrew. For me Brazil and Thailand!
I am proud to say that both of my grandfathers fought in World War II and one won medals for bravery. He lived until the ripe old age of 92 and was proud to defend our liberty from tyranny. Quite frankly this Weasley man trying to avoid doing his duty is better off going and living with the enemy.
I travelled around Europe during covid. It was fascinating to read the "vibes" to each place. In a ww3 scenario I would follow the same technique, travel around and observe. You can sense a lot by looking around you; how much trust or suspicion is in the ether, the strength of the bonds and the quality of face to face time.
Interesting point.
Very good point I travelled this summer to my motherland Italy, people are so cold and disrespectful to eachother whether it be in person, driving, etc. would never live there
@@ItalianStallionTV when returning to to a place that you grew up in, it's fascinating how your feelings differ upon each arrival. It's not that our judgements are arbitrary, but our moods dictate what we focus on.
@@girlyvoice3210That's the american thing(can an average american can afford .22$ a day?)...
Yes because you are totally going to be able to travel around during WWIII...smh.
Good video. WW3 has already started and many do not realize it yet.
Yeah i have a bad feeling too
Great videos!
Thanks!
Military service is also an important point. I don't want to be "drafted" i.e. imprisoned in barracks.
Being a Brazilian, I can assure you 100% that here is safe from whatever wars in Europe or M. East. BUT, we are an undeveloped country with lack of public security, lots os corruption, bad infrastructure, poverty, which influences the crime rates and the huge sense of insecurity. All things considered, I'd still choose my country everyday when nukes start flying in the north hemisphere.
Am I invited?😊
Sempre! Deus me livre de Hemisfério Norte. Aqui tem tudo - fora pobreza, desigualdade social, corrupção, claro. Mas somos ricos! Não largo meu país por nada. Amo as culturas (pois são várias) daqui. E a gente ainda vai receber esse pessoal de fora. É só questão de ''quando'', não de ''se''. It's a ''when'', not an ''if'.
Ditto.
Well a lot of this advice has blown up in last two months !
I left the US and went to Southern Africa to get my passport in 2017, I decided to stay and one of the reasons was I realized I would be safer in Southern Hemisphere than the North if a World War started. There is a great chance that the War will start in the North as America, Europe, Middle East, Russia and China are all in the North so the Southern Hemisphere is best option.
Very interesting that you labeled those countries as the "North", what countries would you say are located in the "South"?
Absolutely, all multi-country wars have been fought North of the Equator. So it would stand to reason that by location, favorable countries that are better suited to a more peaceful environment and lack of domestic issues.
Australia, New Zealand and other Southern Hemisphere islands are places which no other country have boundaries, as most other of his suggestions in this video have been (other than Iceland).
Whilst living in a country that has close borders may be an easy way out of these countries if trouble starts, where else can you go to? It also makes it easier to be invaded? At least a buffer zone of many miles of ocean are a natural deterrent for most invaders.
These countries will be less of a target as they are only allies, not full-term combatants in a WW3 scenario?
I hear you, but fall out acid nuclear rain will be swept to you by wind.
@@sollyharr and gumboots, like where would ya be without ya gumboots 👍
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If you're white good luck.
12:00 Yea but you are expecting the lights to be on when all trade and travel disappears from this island when III is on. Can this island survive ALL on its own w/ its current population? These are the questions you need to be asking. Not how removed you are. Remoteness will be as harmful if not properly stocked in that the ppl will go mad from no food or water. The most basic of things.
That's why you access places where you are very very remote and setup shop. 80k saved and all of this is doable
"Cowards scramble for cover when violence arises" I am Polish, living in POLAND and in case of WW3 I am staying and defending world once again....
If you want to die for your oligarchs, be my guest. I'm not going to kill or die for corporate profits, bravery is not a factor m8
"I am staying and defending world once again...." - did you defend the world before?
@@skillmeup53 My ancestors did in 1939-45.
@@adamszach4983 Your comment seemed to suggest you had. I was curious.
Maybe you should just be quiet. You can't defeat Mother Russia. Understand😃
You cannot run or hide from spiritual warfare. This war is currently being waged on you wherever you may be.
facts
Yup
shared with my family today. i feel impending sadness & immense grief here in the US. I miss having hope & freedom. Im still sorking on a financial plan for my exodos. Pleass tell us more about Paraguay? What kind of jobs would my kids do?
Interesting that I found this video now. I live in Germany. When Russia attacked Ukraine 2 years ago and Putin was talking about his nuclear weapons I was thinking about where to flee in case things were going to be very serious.
My first thought - I don't know why - was Buenos Aires, Argentina. The rationale behind that is, I guess, that South America would not be part of the battlefield in an American-Russian war. And since I am Italian and in Argentina there are a lot of people that are originally from Italy I thought that this would be a good place to escape the war.
No such thing as a "noble war." War is murder.
war for profit
I'm distracted by the picture on the wall at the back.
Really enjoying your grounded logic and info.
I'm afraid Sweden isn't safe at all. It used to be, but now we all know it's not. And in the past two years we really suffered because of this.
Safety will depend on how Allies vs Axis will be drawn in this conflict. So it would be better if you had a geo political analyst like The Duran on so people can know how the lines will likely be drawn.
Such a surreal, weird, sad exercise, but you're right.
Yes Duran are on point 👉
@@dolphinbear661 Yes, the duran is weird and a commie.