Leaving Australia for Paraguay

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  • @CyrusEightyOne
    @CyrusEightyOne 9 днів тому +185

    As an Aussie fellow, I share Judd's opinions here 💯% I'm kinda trapped in that I have a son who isn't yet old enough to decide to leave his Mum. Although I am always researching how and where illl escape the more and more authoritarian Australian Government and feminist society. Paraguay and Nomad Elite are definitely in my purview

    • @sylviam6535
      @sylviam6535 9 днів тому +9

      Those two things you mentioned about the government and the society: the second creates the first.

    • @peterRobinson10101
      @peterRobinson10101 9 днів тому +7

      Save yourself some money and do the visas etc yourself its easy for most nations.
      I was in a similar boat with kids but chances are she will engage in parental alienation anyway and you won't be able to see him... fighting in courts for access etc... unfortunately this damages the kid also.. If that happens time to go.
      I wish you well.

    • @peterRobinson10101
      @peterRobinson10101 9 днів тому

      ​@@sylviam6535no it doesn't. The first is created from globalist mandates (wef, club of rome, UN, WHO, Trilateral commis etc) passed down to a 2 party system and sold to society by a controlled media. Australian ppl are not demanding what is being served to them.

    • @NomadElite
      @NomadElite  8 днів тому +3

      Thank you!

    • @CyrusEightyOne
      @CyrusEightyOne 8 днів тому

      Yes. Its definitely possible. Although I feel my son will fight back and give her a very hard time for doing so. I guess im waiting to know if thats the case. I would have to be available to him should he be in that position. But im definitelyready to take my opportunitywhen it comes. 🤣✌🏼💪🏼.​@@peterRobinson10101

  • @IDontTalkToCops
    @IDontTalkToCops 8 днів тому +216

    Australia has lost its way. It’s not the Australia I loved and remember. As a child of the late 70’s, car jackings and home invasions were unheard of. Knife crime and public shootings was extremely rare. Now it’s in the news multiple times a day. Politicallly we’re a mess. Bureaucracy is out of control. Rates are through the roof. Cost of living is through the roof. Housing is unaffordable. We’re over policed to buggery for misdemeanours and under policed for serious crime and violent crime. I could go on and on. It saddens me greatly the way my country has gone.

    • @twodogswalking840
      @twodogswalking840 8 днів тому

      Welcome to the New World Order. Thanks to all those unelected billionaires that meet in Davos every year.

    • @Keyrose-my3xr
      @Keyrose-my3xr 8 днів тому

      Mass immigration is the reason.
      They destroyed the country.
      Turn it into the countries they left

    • @wyattfamily8997
      @wyattfamily8997 8 днів тому +9

      So true.

    • @saltydog3099
      @saltydog3099 8 днів тому

      Canberra is run by globalists.....

    • @BobLouden-r9q
      @BobLouden-r9q 8 днів тому

      Yeah and 99,% from immigrants.

  • @iliketowatchsowhat
    @iliketowatchsowhat 9 днів тому +175

    As a born and bred Australian I fully endorse this guys opinion.

    • @viewfrommylensjane
      @viewfrommylensjane 8 днів тому +5

      dito

    • @trishf29
      @trishf29 8 днів тому

      I don‘t. Born here, family here since 1837. Wouldn‘t go anywhere else. It‘s just as expensive. Depends where you live. You just do without or make your own as we used to do. My kids are this guy’s age and love it here, wouldn’t think of living anywhere else. It‘s still better than some countries. Look at the UK! Crowded. Look at the EU! Crowded.

    • @archer8597
      @archer8597 8 днів тому +1

      a true blue australian

    • @iliketowatchsowhat
      @iliketowatchsowhat 7 днів тому

      @@trishf29 I'm happy for you.

    • @Brainrottkiller
      @Brainrottkiller 4 дні тому

      ​@@trishf29we are turning into Europe that's the literal issue here buddy. I bet you voted for Labor, the ones literally turning us into Europe.

  • @johnbrady3307
    @johnbrady3307 9 днів тому +268

    He is spot on the two party system is broken in australia

    • @convid1941
      @convid1941 8 днів тому

      The two party system is not broken it's corrupt and is working exactly as intended. Australian politicians serve Globalist organizations and their agendas...."By 2030 you vill own nussing" WEF 2020

    • @robertholland7558
      @robertholland7558 8 днів тому +16

      Two party? Uni party more likely.
      Labor and liberal agree on the great bulk of issues, but that story never gets told by the media 😢😢😢😢

    • @johnlesoudeur3653
      @johnlesoudeur3653 8 днів тому +5

      Same in UK.

    • @druidceltic777
      @druidceltic777 8 днів тому

      theres one party ,,, is why its really broken , all you do is change the public face and name every 4 years , its an illusion ,the Geo political power across the west is never out of office , party's and politicians are there to give you the idea /illusion you have choice , cant believe how long its taking people to work this out ,,its a fact , and it means looking in the mirror admitting you've been duped which is why its hard to do ,,,deeply observe Geo political policy and its rolled on regardless of which party was in collectively under Washington ,,but believe what you will based upon what your perceiving ,,your proposed new MAD bill set before the political class is waking alot up now , say hi to george orwell 1984 unless more minds awaken from slumber

    • @WorksOnMyComputer
      @WorksOnMyComputer 8 днів тому +2

      @@robertholland7558 They always have. Thats why Australia has always been described as centralist.

  • @Hubert_old
    @Hubert_old 9 днів тому +130

    Another Aussie here. I have to agree with him about Australias decline. It’s the place where fun goes to die. I have said this for awhile. The real hurt for Australia will happen if they go to war. A majority of people under 40 won’t fight for a country that has left them behind.
    I moved to Poland 🇵🇱 best decision ever.

    • @tookyohead
      @tookyohead 8 днів тому +2

      Me and 90% of my mates won’t fight for the Corrupt Elite absolute w@@@knees of the Aus gov.
      Working class men in their high vis who build roads, concrete driveways & footpaths the men who build houses & lay the electric & plumbing infrastructure,
      Lads who
      Drive trucks & deliver the goods, my mates work in these fields & If we are ever invaded we will defend our land without a doubt!!!
      But we will not fight for the current day Politicians and rich elite class of Australia. Most of my mates will fight against them. It’s almost as though my friends want a foreign ally to liberate us from our corrupt elites. Sadly I have 2 friends from school who Joined the army & navy. If they ever get employed to secure a town from a revolting local class. It’s at that moment I will be greatly saddened that my brothers I went to school with who left town to join the army will be the ones who come back to town to try stop us men from revolting and taking back what’s rightfully ours.

    • @feral4mr2
      @feral4mr2 8 днів тому

      I'm not going to fight for a country that keeps getting given away to a minority that tell me all the time I don't belong here. My entire family was born here, but we apparently don't belong here.

    • @mackadoyng
      @mackadoyng 8 днів тому +10

      Yes, very good decision.

    • @mikeboate208
      @mikeboate208 8 днів тому

      You will be fighting for AMERICA lad ! AUkUS is calling the shots , with support from 5 eyes (5 lies )How are those nuclear subs coming along ? 0:05

    • @Keyrose-my3xr
      @Keyrose-my3xr 8 днів тому +13

      No. What is scary if we go to war, that all the immigrants that came here will pull out their dual citizenship and leave and come back when the Aussies finish fighting for the country.

  • @shanecaudwell3835
    @shanecaudwell3835 9 днів тому +140

    As an Australian, I endorse this man's view in its entirety 😊
    Bienvenido a Paraguay, compañero.

  • @manflynil9751
    @manflynil9751 8 днів тому +69

    I lived in Australia since 2002. I've sold my businesses and property and moved overseas. As a small business owner it gets tougher every year with more licences, more controls, more penalties, more tariffs, more fees, more regulations, more barriers, more certification, more safety requirements, more parameters, more super, higher wages, higher energy costs, higher material costs, higher living costs, higher fuel costs, have their insurance costs and more uncertainty. Yeah, nah. See ya later.

    • @gracechoo195
      @gracechoo195 8 днів тому

      Australia… those people who work hard are not appreciated…. Government looks after other countries…sending millions overseas but do not look after its own citizens.. small businesses want to advance…no… regulations and laws kill any enterprise… they always blame others not themselves…. Wasting millions in stupid projects… climate change are bs… making people poorer… the intention of the globalist so they can take control the world…. Saying that the sea level is rising and you see these people buying waterfront and seafront properties… are you kidding me!… if they say the sea level is rising…why are they want to stay there…. They would find the highest mountain they could live… people are so dumb to believe…. I used to be a mushroom grower and we need to up the carbon dioxide to make to mushroom grow well… 1500 psm… our atmosphere is only 340 psm… the atmosphere is make up of 0.04% of carbon dioxide… please check it out.

    • @benscheelings7401
      @benscheelings7401 7 днів тому +2

      And to make matters worse, a proposed mandate on gender quotas, not kidding

  • @drevil7684
    @drevil7684 8 днів тому +103

    I'm from Brisbane, Australia. Great video, mate. 100% agree spot on!

    • @NomadElite
      @NomadElite  8 днів тому +3

      Thank you.

    • @monke-z3w
      @monke-z3w 8 днів тому +8

      Me too. It's absolutely shocking what has happened to Brisbane over the last 20 years

    • @Lisa-x3n5x
      @Lisa-x3n5x 7 днів тому +2

      ​@@monke-z3w I'll second that!

    • @alowen5340
      @alowen5340 10 годин тому

      @@monke-z3w could you expand o that, Brizzy always had a great feel, although Qld pollies .......cough...

  • @MartyLee-i4f
    @MartyLee-i4f 8 днів тому +65

    I’m tenth generation Australian and skilled in the building industry. Own my own business in Australia for 15 years. We bought overseas 1 year ago and we will be leaving within the next 12 months. Thanks to decades of political broken records.

    • @rogertracks7744
      @rogertracks7744 8 днів тому +11

      which could be rapped up in one word TREASON.

    • @MaxMorris-2Do
      @MaxMorris-2Do 6 днів тому +3

      Good idea but don't return.

    • @mattsimmonds6454
      @mattsimmonds6454 7 годин тому

      Bye 👋 Marty hope u like foreigners 😂😂

  • @heypresto2056
    @heypresto2056 9 днів тому +264

    Lived in Oz since 2000, leaving in Feb 2025 s this place is out of control for open corruption, over charging and stupid politicians........ the dream had died

    • @myeverythingworld8123
      @myeverythingworld8123 9 днів тому +6

      Bye
      you must be hanging around bad ppl
      It is the best place on earth

    • @sometingwongwai9679
      @sometingwongwai9679 8 днів тому +8

      You came in 2000 and don't have at least 3 houses worth 2M each?? what kind of migrant are you??

    • @NomadElite
      @NomadElite  8 днів тому +3

      Crazy

    • @druidceltic777
      @druidceltic777 8 днів тому +2

      100%

    • @chrisgrys3641
      @chrisgrys3641 8 днів тому

      @myeverytningworld8123
      Was one of the best.Not anymore
      I never forget how pro globalist gov. forcing people into lockdown wearing muzzle and pushing for cloth shots.I lost the job because I refused jab.You are one of the millions who was brainwashed by media and gov.

  • @robert63m52
    @robert63m52 9 днів тому +100

    This man is smart. “Only my opinion” his opinion is🎯

  • @rsc68er
    @rsc68er 8 днів тому +116

    As a born and bred Aussie I am happy to read in the comments there are many people who feel as I do. I actually hate it now, over run by other cultures and mainly Indians, they are buying all the houses here in Brisbane and I just can't compete. I f×××ING hate it, NO BIRTH RIGHTS FOR AUSTRALIANS. Generations of my family would roll in their graves if they could see it now. Speaking of housing again, can't even get a rental. It's a joke.
    Yes this guy is right, Australian politicians are looking after themselves, the lobbyist and overseas multinational companies. OVER IT. We sit here and let it happen to us.

    • @rogertracks7744
      @rogertracks7744 8 днів тому +18

      Yep sold out by our own kind, and cowardly sheeple.

    • @kimmccoustra438
      @kimmccoustra438 8 днів тому +14

      Yes, I'm also in Brisbane and it's spot the Aussie !!! Sad that I too want to leave my own country, unfortunately I can't afford to.

    • @saltydog3099
      @saltydog3099 8 днів тому

      Canberra is run by the globalists, excessive immigration creates division, divide and conquer...

    • @jlcole300
      @jlcole300 8 днів тому

      Considering the population in Australia is 85 to 90% white, I can't see that the country could be inindated with Indians etc....Seriously I would prefer an Indian family living next to me to a freaking bogan.

    • @archer8597
      @archer8597 8 днів тому +1

      @@kimmccoustra438 now you get to invade someone elses culture

  • @yvanapantino273
    @yvanapantino273 9 днів тому +178

    So true. Australia has become unaffordable.

    • @sylviam6535
      @sylviam6535 9 днів тому +28

      And extremely authoritarian.

    • @NomadElite
      @NomadElite  8 днів тому +3

      Where do you live now?

    • @yvanapantino273
      @yvanapantino273 8 днів тому

      @@NomadElite Perth.

    • @archer8597
      @archer8597 7 днів тому

      @@sylviam6535 wow i live here and no one tells me what to do!!! what is the authoritian in australia

    • @Cormac-y6r
      @Cormac-y6r 7 днів тому +2

      @@archer8597you took the juice and hid under your bed… you lot do EXACTLY what you’re told

  • @norbertschmitz3358
    @norbertschmitz3358 8 днів тому +40

    Wow
    Not one single comment that has something good to say about good old Australia!
    Makes me wonder why?
    Me...I'm 68, came to Australia in 1981, not as a poor migrant, but as a engineer working for a German company called Siemens.
    As a well doing young German, with a promising career ahead, I had no plans to ever live in Australia, but a beautiful Aussie girl changed my mind😉....we are still very happily married with a by now large family.
    I never regretted having moved to Australia for one second in 43 years.
    But I do admit, today's Australia is not what it used to be, in particular the housing crisis, which will only get worse.
    However, having travelled the world, and being particularly familiar with Europe and the UK, I have yet to discover a country that overall matches what Australia still has to offer.
    Yes....the grass might look greener somewhere else, but dig a little deeper, live there a little longer.....and what you might find is not what one had hoped for!
    All the very best, and good luck to anyone that has the guts to go out and explore our great, beautiful planet, and seek a better life or fortune!
    A little motto of mine....if I may?
    Life is like an elevator, a lift.
    It goes up and down, and up again.....forever.
    Those who enter the elevator might not know were it goes....up or down?
    But those who are to scared to enter that elevator of life....will never go anywhere!!!!
    Cheers
    from Cairns

    • @worthyisthelamb7
      @worthyisthelamb7 7 днів тому +3

      No wonder youre happy you live in Cairns!!!

    • @jasonrichardwatts
      @jasonrichardwatts 7 днів тому +2

      You wouldn't look back so fondly if you were only starting your career in Australia now, believe me.

    • @Jhast24
      @Jhast24 6 днів тому

      @@jasonrichardwattsexactly

    • @iggyblitz8739
      @iggyblitz8739 5 днів тому

      ​​@@worthyisthelamb7Yeah living in the big cities suck in Australia now

    • @fulltimber
      @fulltimber 3 дні тому +1

      Well said mate, was in Cairns last month ( met bob katter, champion bloke ) and same last year. Anywhere between Ingham and Innisfail back off the highway will do me. Just magic up there. South east qld, is just screwed here. Over populated of immigrants, and traffic hell hole. Not the same as when I was a kid

  • @mkuc6951
    @mkuc6951 8 днів тому +81

    Same here. Australia is a beautiful country. But... what has happened recently...; The pandemic was awful, just disgusting what happened. The worst wasn't the government corruption exhibited but the fact that society went along with it and attacked anyone who questioned it.
    The governments now are very corrupt and inept. We're exporting our gas for basically free meanwhile paying 3x more on the East side of Aus for gas than the Americans. We're the 1st-3rd largest producer of natural gas (changing last few years). Whilst Qatar or Norway makes massive tax revenues of this gas, we're getting peanuts. This the countries wealth almost given away.
    My parents Bought their house for $89,000 in 1991. My neighbour sold his house recently, which i swear looked the same as my folks in 91 (bedroom/layout/etc) for $1,360,000. When I left Australia, people thought I was crazy. How the hell am I supposed to buy anything for those prices? Or I can buy 'further out' and commute 2 hours. I had good money coming in, but when I saved 20,000 housing prices went up 35,000.
    Is it some kind of hell on earth? No. But like Judd said in the video: i compare my childhood to the place it is now and the lifestyle it was and the feeling of ease is not there anymore.

    • @simonchristopherrule7313
      @simonchristopherrule7313 8 днів тому +5

      Couldn't agree more. The country we have is very different from our parents generation. I certainly wouldnt go to war to save this place considering I was locked out for 2 years during covid and lost crucial years of my daughters life.

    • @jlcole300
      @jlcole300 8 днів тому +2

      Unfortunately Aussies suffer from apathy.....'She'll be right mate' attitude! When clearly it's not all right. They need to follow the French and start fighting back.

    • @mkuc6951
      @mkuc6951 7 днів тому +1

      Can I also add that - I even considered moving out bush but the state of the bush fires management is mental. I worked in land management and the stupid local government rules - no removing ANY dead trees because its 'habitat' has resulted so much fuel load lying around that any fire that goes through will become a devastating inferno. I remember reading a guy who in the last large bush fires had just gone ahead in the year prior and cleared all the dead trees around his property. Of all the houses in the area his survived the fires. Of course at the time when he did that the local council came down on him with fines, court dates, etc. I've heard from people that local councils will fly drones over your property to see if you have put up a temporary swimming pool then come down on you with fines if you didn't fence it properly.

    • @BlowmeRoger
      @BlowmeRoger 6 днів тому

      It's not a recipe for success that's for sure, wages going nowhere for 2 decades while everything else going the other way, it's becoming a land of slavery

    • @g-raffasaurus2350
      @g-raffasaurus2350 День тому

      Very true mate, the PLANdemic was appalling, and all done in the name of "protecting people" from the boogie man that no one could see.

  • @garybalasa3158
    @garybalasa3158 8 днів тому +92

    We immigrated to Australia from Europe in 1970 I grew up in the 70's and 80's it was a fantastic country up to the 2000's she is well and truly cooked now, our politicians are criminally corrupt, the pandemic really opened my eyes but too late having young grandkids and my children just can't see the tree's from the forest.

    • @saltydog3099
      @saltydog3099 8 днів тому

      The globalists, WEF run the country.....

    • @g-raffasaurus2350
      @g-raffasaurus2350 День тому

      Ah yes, how the plandemic opened many eyes to the true nature of politicians and the putrid and corrupt-to-the-core system to which they belong, worldwide.

  • @tubechap8424
    @tubechap8424 8 днів тому +140

    Moved to Australia in 2007. Absolutely loved the place back then. Now it's totally screwed.

    • @Keyrose-my3xr
      @Keyrose-my3xr 8 днів тому +9

      Immigrants crying over what happened to Australia when it's them that ruined it.

    • @paulb1951
      @paulb1951 8 днів тому +3

      @@Keyrose-my3xrthere are zero none immigrants in the population, even the aboriginals came from somewhere else. So you must be basing your opinion on when exactly? The megafauna period maybe?

    • @jedimaster1046
      @jedimaster1046 8 днів тому +2

      @@Keyrose-my3xr😂 more like the politicians that’s ruined it. Should be the richest country in the world with all its natural resources but we’re not aren’t we?

    • @dhrboeser7788
      @dhrboeser7788 7 днів тому +1

      Me 2008 and yes it's rekt

    • @adriankenyon1339
      @adriankenyon1339 7 днів тому +1

      Hey keyboard warriors why don't we all stop bickering at each other and unite in agreeing how stuff Oz has become and just how bloody sad that it is!

  • @australiaprisonisland9156
    @australiaprisonisland9156 8 днів тому +36

    If you want to be plundered of all your wealth. Come to Australia and it's by design!

  • @vincentoconnor7620
    @vincentoconnor7620 8 днів тому +54

    Locked out of my own country for 3 years stuck in Africa what a joke the Australian government became a police state and treated everyone like animals

    • @Keyrose-my3xr
      @Keyrose-my3xr 8 днів тому +5

      Oh but Albo let in a few thousand Palestinians.
      If you are Australian, you are now the minority. You have been replaced

    • @lukeforks9134
      @lukeforks9134 6 днів тому

      What happened to people who owned assets In australia and couldn't get back to them?

    • @larkop6504
      @larkop6504 6 днів тому

      ​@@Keyrose-my3xrSame as all Western countries, my country had 98% white Christian community. It now is a mash-up between sub-Saharan Africa and the middle East. What's more annoying is everyone cries about it but won't do anything.

  • @user-cd1hs2vw2x
    @user-cd1hs2vw2x 8 днів тому +41

    I'm an author, we are NOT free in Australia and Labs and Libs making it MUCH worse. It will get worse and MUCH worse. I love my country, but I've been thinking of never publishing in Australia (for the reason of lack of free speech) and because taxes are so high (now average 62% for all tax types including income tax). Australia is now a communist state.

  • @Jopie496
    @Jopie496 9 днів тому +109

    I met an Aussie who ran a business in Cambodia. In Australia he ran a pub. If someone left his pub, had drunk too much, then killed someone in a traffic accident, criminal liability attached to the pub owner so he left.

    • @larion2336
      @larion2336 8 днів тому +9

      Can't recall if it was in the US or Aus, but the same has happened to at least one man who bought a woman drinks at a club, she left and drove home, crashed and killed 2 people, the police then looked at the security cams at the club and tracked the guy down and charged him. It is pure madness.

    • @shanofezman3115
      @shanofezman3115 8 днів тому +4

      Not true

    • @Hectorheroic
      @Hectorheroic 7 днів тому

      Not true at all. Don't know where you got that information from.

    • @cobboGHS91
      @cobboGHS91 7 днів тому +1

      @@Hectorheroic yeah it is true, RSA laws,

  • @eranbenavraham
    @eranbenavraham 9 днів тому +168

    Australia is falling, and in 10 years it will an Orwellian nightmare.
    I'm escaping to Serbia.

    • @savageshorts1559
      @savageshorts1559 9 днів тому

      Serbia is much worse!

    • @mkuc6951
      @mkuc6951 8 днів тому +10

      Serbia ain't perfect but if I were to chose between Belgrade and Melbourne - Belgrade for sure. Melbourne 20 years ago yes, but now, no waayyy.

    • @bosco292
      @bosco292 8 днів тому +5

      You mean two years.

    • @kimsherlock8969
      @kimsherlock8969 8 днів тому

      Hahaha Hahaha 😂😅

    • @NomadElite
      @NomadElite  8 днів тому +2

      Why are you escaping to Serbia?

  • @jimdiamond8246
    @jimdiamond8246 8 днів тому +51

    As an Australian im looking at hungary . Its low taxes cheap houses very livable and orban knows how to keep a country a strong family country .Australia is being run by phycopaths.

    • @wyattfamily8997
      @wyattfamily8997 8 днів тому +8

      And the major parties are two cheeks of the same ar - e.

    • @davidboyle1193
      @davidboyle1193 8 днів тому

      ITS FREEZING IN THE WINTER MATE

    • @Hectorheroic
      @Hectorheroic 7 днів тому

      I think you'll find out who the psychopath is when you move to Hungary.

    • @bamboo1566
      @bamboo1566 7 днів тому

      @@davidboyle1193 all caps really

  • @paulsandford3345
    @paulsandford3345 9 днів тому +95

    The government is worried about people leaving and taking their money with them!

    • @gregbourke1500
      @gregbourke1500 9 днів тому +19

      I’m sure plenty of these recent arrivals will realise the place is no longer the lucky country and be taking a lot more than what they came with back home to live like kings after suffering the high taxes, high living expenses, micro managing nanny bullshit and poor infrastructure here over the next few years

    • @sylviam6535
      @sylviam6535 9 днів тому +16

      I expect capital controls to be introduced in the near future.

    • @splashpit
      @splashpit 9 днів тому

      @@sylviam6535yes I bet that’s why they are trying to control bitcoin and other cryptocurrencies

    • @NomadElite
      @NomadElite  8 днів тому +6

      For sure

    • @sandmonkey1243
      @sandmonkey1243 6 днів тому

      @@gregbourke1500 they are here to stay, they earn 50 X what they get in India. In 50 years Oz will be a dirty mess.

  • @GarryJones-x5f
    @GarryJones-x5f 8 днів тому +53

    Yep it’s gone down hill fast and it’s not looking like it’s ever gonna be the Australia that I knew growing up 😢 very sad.

    • @radleytube
      @radleytube 3 дні тому

      It is the same with most European countries and north America

  • @SteveSmith-zz4ih
    @SteveSmith-zz4ih 8 днів тому +33

    He is 100% correct on how the Aus Gov, lick the boots of Multinationals, alleged corruption to the core, its disgusting. Personal opinion.We need better caring parties.

    • @benscheelings7401
      @benscheelings7401 7 днів тому

      Disgusting indeed, how come all politicians end up being millionaires by the end of their term and all starting with very little, mind you Australia is not alone just look at the USA and PNG.

  • @MrDomingo55
    @MrDomingo55 6 днів тому +5

    Interesting fact, about 120 years back hundreds of Australians migrated to Paraguay and established a commune. Internal disagreements resulted in that experiment failing but there are still people in Paraguay that can trace their origins to Australia.

  • @rozzziee
    @rozzziee 9 днів тому +172

    Australia is cooked!!!!!

    • @Lisa-x3n5x
      @Lisa-x3n5x 7 днів тому +3

      Climatically as well! We were betrayed during Covid. I'm 61, and I know now that my country would prefer me dead. It's a hard cop!

    • @pharlapnz4630
      @pharlapnz4630 7 днів тому

      And New Zealand i is fried

    • @karlmm8738
      @karlmm8738 6 днів тому

      So is the uk, its done for and past saving

  • @sandrahoskins6883
    @sandrahoskins6883 8 днів тому +30

    Yes it's not the country of my childhood.
    So glad my dad & his mates have passed because what the hell did they fight for.
    Indian men were urinating in a park where kids played.
    People went to police, local goverment and council, they all said the same thing "they can do what they want."

    • @Keyrose-my3xr
      @Keyrose-my3xr 8 днів тому +10

      I walk out of my house now and it looks like I stepped off a plane in India.
      Albo said we needed to import skilled labour, yet my local Woolworths and Coles are one hundred percent Indian employees. Didn't know it took skill to work at a supermarket.

  • @reoun1654
    @reoun1654 9 днів тому +67

    Hes correcto about the 2 party system in Australia as both take care of big business, themselves 2nd and immigrantion 3rd and the residents are an after thought but are taxed to hell!

    • @sylviam6535
      @sylviam6535 9 днів тому +8

      They do think of the residents… every time they pass another piece of authoritarian legislation.

    • @tookyohead
      @tookyohead 8 днів тому

      They take it in turns. It’s my turn to be corrupt rip the country off make em hate me. Now it’s your turn for a few years. Back & fourth like a little game. We got a good thing going on here, don’t tell me the sheep are starting to wake up. lol. Feels bad being Australian.

  • @Edmund_Mallory_Hardgrove
    @Edmund_Mallory_Hardgrove 8 днів тому +28

    Over my life, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand were countries I always thought I could live if I had to leave the United States. But not anymore. For me the right to free speech and to keep and bear arms is the test of whether a country's ruling elite can be trusted. If they take away free speech and make keeping a bearing arms difficult or impossible it's a no go. So right now at least, that leaves just the United States. I'm not going to get a knock on my door if I say something that hurts someone's feelings, and I at least have access to small arms. I have a right to offend people, and I have a right to defend myself and my property. I live in rural community, everyone is armed, most carry in public, and I can't remember the last time we had a murder or aggravated assault. Everyone is very polite and friendly.
    Argentina and El Salvador look to be moving in the right direction, and from what I've heard about Paraguay and Uruguay I like. I really like parts of western Argentina near the mountains.

  • @Hangover-ry9bo
    @Hangover-ry9bo 9 днів тому +275

    For every Australien leaving 5 Indians come or any other misfit is welcome. Very strange place it has become.

    • @missyboyd-morris
      @missyboyd-morris 9 днів тому

      Your on stolen lands!
      You COLONISED and BRUTALISED the Aboriginals and now your afraid of being COLONISED by Indians?
      You are so funny! 😂😅

    • @Shadow1986
      @Shadow1986 9 днів тому +9

      Weird way of saying Australia is improving

    • @sylviam6535
      @sylviam6535 9 днів тому +30

      Pop. replacement.

    • @kanderson4417
      @kanderson4417 9 днів тому +52

      More like 100 Indians.

    • @PeterC245
      @PeterC245 9 днів тому +28

      Unfortunately your correct

  • @PeterC245
    @PeterC245 9 днів тому +64

    This Bloke is absolutely right , hence I spend, 6 months minimum a year in , Thailand and Cambodia,
    Australia was the Lucky Country

    • @NomadElite
      @NomadElite  8 днів тому

      Thank you, Peter.

    • @Dutchy695
      @Dutchy695 8 днів тому +2

      Yeah that's the way just come back and make some money then get back to SEA.

    • @lancetuckey6403
      @lancetuckey6403 8 днів тому +2

      Same .....try to spend 6 months a year in Thailand.....working on making it a permanent move...

    • @owenduck
      @owenduck 8 днів тому +2

      Wealth without God = babylon

    • @noladroop284
      @noladroop284 7 днів тому +1

      What a shame these discontented people are only interested in a country which gives them what they want. Why not stay and help the country which once gave you a happy life. Why is it take take take. President Kennedy once said" Ask not what my country can do for me but What can I do for my country.

  • @Vloggles73
    @Vloggles73 9 днів тому +34

    Feel exactly the same and soo disappointed that we've just let it happen.

    • @sylviam6535
      @sylviam6535 9 днів тому +1

      Many people want to be taken care of and hav3 actively encouraged much of this.

  • @Techtuyi
    @Techtuyi 9 днів тому +18

    In September 21 during the lockouts, the AU government quietly flew in 40,000 Afghan refugees.

  • @nigelbarry4048
    @nigelbarry4048 8 днів тому +27

    Yes Australia is f…ed sad to say but I see no future in Australia for me the problem is I’m too old to move.

    • @alrent2992
      @alrent2992 10 годин тому

      There's no age limit. Unless it's mobility issues?

  • @rjh2772
    @rjh2772 9 днів тому +120

    Don't take the jab

    • @confuzsays7196
      @confuzsays7196 8 днів тому +2

      Don't take anything, especially advice.

    • @mikmak1900
      @mikmak1900 8 днів тому

      i continue to get the jab because since 2020 i get great erections….

    • @rjh2772
      @rjh2772 8 днів тому +5

      @@confuzsays7196 Blind sheep lead to the slaughter NOT

    • @KuriosDiogenesJar
      @KuriosDiogenesJar 8 днів тому

      Dying young from Wuhan Lab War Virus reduces pension and healthcare costs from an aging population and frees up a house for younger people. Good work old boy.

  • @teriv6102
    @teriv6102 8 днів тому +28

    Austjailia, I'm outta here in a few weeks, what a relief!

  • @Kangawallapossumbat
    @Kangawallapossumbat 9 днів тому +25

    Impossible to live comfortably in Australia on a pension. I moved to Cambodia in 2018

  • @jasonjudkins2056
    @jasonjudkins2056 9 днів тому +20

    I’ll be leaving in a couple of years after I set up in Thailand, maybe look at FIFO nursing work. Australia is over governed, over taxed and your overcharged for everything to pay for lifetime bludgers who will never work 😂the illness just showed us we aren’t free, look at the grubement overreach, stripping away our human rights and they used the police to enforce it and they showed they were happy to open fire on grannies protesting the lockdowns, but if your BLM or the like you get a free pass. Anyone would’ve thought we lived in the police states in South America in the 70’s and 80’s, but like places in south east Asia and South America now, you are truely free.

  • @anitacohen8753
    @anitacohen8753 8 днів тому +20

    Heaps of people are leaving. You have to be wealthy and well educated to make such a move. The average worker has no hope but to put up with the situation. The only way is to get rid of these two parties that have run Australia into the ground! Easier said than done.

    • @kgraf777
      @kgraf777 8 днів тому

      Your getting your wish there will soon be only one party its called the communist party they are just dotting the eyes and crossing the t’s now

    • @rogertracks7744
      @rogertracks7744 8 днів тому

      For cowards YES.

  • @boink800
    @boink800 9 днів тому +46

    Paraguay are bringing in many skilled people, like this gentleman.

    • @Shadow1986
      @Shadow1986 9 днів тому +8

      Lol what's his skill

    • @robertholland7558
      @robertholland7558 8 днів тому +2

      @@Shadow1986cooking pizza, with pineapple 🍍

    • @G85KL73
      @G85KL73 8 днів тому +3

      @@Shadow1986 I see I wasn't alone thinking the exact same thing lol

    • @owenduck
      @owenduck 8 днів тому +1

      If I'm an electrician would that help?

  • @desiebawden61
    @desiebawden61 9 днів тому +9

    I think it’s wonderful to learn a new language . Keeps our brains working and an ability to connect to other peoples .🌎🌸

  • @jbro311
    @jbro311 9 днів тому +34

    Hmmm, interesting to see this as a Paraguayan living in NZ. Paraguay is a very interesting country if you’re looking to invest and know what buttons to press, but it’s quite different. If you’re thinking about moving there, be aware: the weather is insanely hot, it’s a landlocked country (so no beautiful beaches or much of an outdoorsy lifestyle), and the poverty, pollution, and corruption are significant. Things are handled very differently.
    But if you can live with that, you’ll be fine.

    • @chrisgrys3641
      @chrisgrys3641 9 днів тому +9

      @jbro311
      Don’t you remember lockdowns and forcing people to get jab.Australia NZ and w many european countries becoming police state and very expensive to live

    • @HDXFH
      @HDXFH 9 днів тому +4

      Theres corruption everywhere

    • @amaknusa9212
      @amaknusa9212 9 днів тому

      And how many times per year do all the inland living Australians go to those beautiful beaches, that were once packed, but no more, for whatever reasons????

    • @peteseed5383
      @peteseed5383 8 днів тому

      Thank you for your piont of view .

  • @b4bmm
    @b4bmm 9 днів тому +23

    A Perth man. West coast eagles. I think I know his two nephews. It’s not often you get people of his age that are so clued in.

  • @cameronalexander359
    @cameronalexander359 8 днів тому +5

    He's pretty much said it all great insights. Thanks for posting this

  • @johng7265
    @johng7265 8 днів тому +19

    Australia has become a country that is not recognisable to many who have been born and lived here. Unashamed financial corruption. Social and cultural metamorphosis is all part of it.

    • @thelostgeneration2000
      @thelostgeneration2000 8 днів тому +3

      It's time for a new political party in Australia, the one representing ordinary people

    • @Keyrose-my3xr
      @Keyrose-my3xr 8 днів тому +1

      ​@@thelostgeneration2000One Nation.
      If we don't do a full 180 next election, it is over for the Australia we loved and real Australians.
      We have lost Australia to immigrates

    • @johng7265
      @johng7265 8 днів тому +1

      @thelostgeneration2000 correct they represent the few who stand to make big money rather than ordinary folk and the well being of the nation

    • @johng7265
      @johng7265 8 днів тому

      @Keyrose-my3xr yes immigration in itself is not a problem until you bring in too many with vastly different values. Then we're under siege

  • @gregducati999
    @gregducati999 9 днів тому +27

    NZder her have had Paraguay residency since 2014 the country isn’t perfect but I still love it

  • @LolitaAlvarez-b1m
    @LolitaAlvarez-b1m 8 днів тому +20

    Make Australia like Singapore, protect your people first, not investor first.no matter where the investor goes the create inflations.protect your country.,first a d your family, more the mother nature, growing your food or bring people who wants to work farming fields.and protect the 🌏 ❤

  • @thebuxybull5881
    @thebuxybull5881 8 днів тому +7

    I agree we lost control of cost of living & affordable housing.

  • @stevenrichardson4659
    @stevenrichardson4659 9 днів тому +50

    How about $98’000 for teeth removal and screw In teeth vs $6000 in China with flights and accommodations

    • @Charliechorizo
      @Charliechorizo 8 днів тому +2

      Cheap Chinese knock-off, nice!

    • @eagwrevbrew43
      @eagwrevbrew43 8 днів тому +1

      In korea it's a few hundred max

    • @t-dog8528
      @t-dog8528 8 днів тому +6

      Yep and the dentists are part of the 1% who own 25% of Australian real estate

    • @JimJohn5555
      @JimJohn5555 8 днів тому +8

      Yeah - dentists have become money crazy in dumb Australia.

    • @Hannah-rl5lt
      @Hannah-rl5lt 7 днів тому +1

      Just get dentures, 98k are you serious? Its 5k for dentures or less for partial valplast flexi's...are you getting quoted in Sydney or the Gold Coast??? Thats insane.

  • @camb6176
    @camb6176 8 днів тому +11

    I am another Aussie that shares the same opinions about Oz. I am ready to leave, homesick for my home that has been destroyed. The destruction continues. I will short list Paraguay. I will assimilate wherever I end up though!

    • @Keyrose-my3xr
      @Keyrose-my3xr 8 днів тому +3

      I couldnt of said ot better... homesick for the Australia that doesn't exist anymore😢.
      Mass immigration destroyed it to the point it is unrecognisable.

  • @druidceltic777
    @druidceltic777 8 днів тому +7

    i began thinking along these lines 5 years ago ,,now all the people and videos of people that have done just this makes me realize i wasn't mad for thinking what i was and still do australia in the 1980z and 90z and before that was great ,,now i hardly know the place its changed so much , but then the whole world has and continues to

  • @janhbhugo5085
    @janhbhugo5085 8 днів тому +6

    Good on you mate !

  • @DoingItTheHardWayAgain
    @DoingItTheHardWayAgain 9 днів тому +73

    Australia is what we've made it. We the people let all the BS fly here. Can't blame anyone else for it.
    Same principle applies to every nation out there.

    • @splashpit
      @splashpit 9 днів тому +1

      Nonsense it’s that the pendulum swung with too many fruit loops in control and let the flood boat of people into the country with no backbone to stand up , reality is they left instead of fighting in their country of origin.

    • @joeybrown3583
      @joeybrown3583 8 днів тому +7

      Yep and so many don’t care. Heart breaking.

    • @manflynil9751
      @manflynil9751 8 днів тому +14

      Not really. The corporations, banks and government control Australia. And protestation is beaten down or outlawed.

    • @justinjefferson5831
      @justinjefferson5831 8 днів тому

      That's just blaming the victims. "We" didn't do it. The State did. We are not the State, and the State is not us. That's just believing the bullshit of the power elites who live at the expense of the ordinary people and get power-trips from ordering them around.

    • @larion2336
      @larion2336 8 днів тому

      Eh, yes and no. The reality is the system is designed to never give people enough power to really sway it. How else do you think most of the west all wound up in exactly the same two party authoritarian state? You look at Canada and you see the exact same political corruption. Much of the US isn't much better on that front (only in that they're protected by an actual constitution). The UK is arguably even worse off than we are, and that includes Ireland. Same for many European nations like Germany, Sweden, France, etc. who have all been sold out by the same globalist traitors promoting mass migration from the third world to the first. And if you look at who is funding all the NGO's facilitating this mass migration, you will find a bunch of smallhats from Pizzrayel. People call that a conspiracy theory but it is rather a fact if people can be bothered to actually educate themselves. The rabbit hole is deep and the corruption is unfathomable to most.

  • @billy77511
    @billy77511 8 днів тому +21

    Labour has let in too many migrants over the last two years, that’s why inflation and housing is so high.
    The last lockdown destroyed supply chains.
    Costs are through the roof.
    I’m thinking of selling up and moving to Thailand.

  • @chaffcutter58.
    @chaffcutter58. 9 днів тому +21

    Family Farms are finished, in Australia

    • @KuriosDiogenesJar
      @KuriosDiogenesJar 8 днів тому

      Wrong. Chinese Communist Party family companies are buying them.

  • @CryptoSteve007
    @CryptoSteve007 8 днів тому +2

    Bon and bred on Sydneys Northern Beaches. Left Oz 16 years ago for Asia. I saw what was coming and Ive never looked back.

  • @PapaBrianMatthewRaven
    @PapaBrianMatthewRaven 7 днів тому +2

    I left Australia 7 years ago for Southeast Asia. Australia is a shadow of its former glory. It's sad but true. I have more freedom than living in Oz. Politically, socialism is not valued by me. This guy speaks genuine truth.

  • @111Aardvark
    @111Aardvark 8 днів тому +6

    Ashame he never mentioned the cost of living in Paraguay, the most important factor

  • @australiaprisonisland9156
    @australiaprisonisland9156 8 днів тому +8

    The Australian State has destroyed family businesses and it was by design. The whole business environment has been corporatised. Most companies are listed on the stock exchange so if you want to eat out. These are your only choices in some spaces.

  • @alanc6781
    @alanc6781 8 днів тому +2

    Great article. Thank you.

  • @shyamdevadas6099
    @shyamdevadas6099 9 днів тому +18

    Interesting video. Thanks. One thing I would like to know more of is what these immigrants plan to do once they come to Paraguay. I'm especially interested in those who want to keep working and those who want to open businesses. What kinds of things are they doing?

    • @naidoo307
      @naidoo307 8 днів тому +2

      Mind your own business !😮🤣🤣

  • @jammuna1
    @jammuna1 6 днів тому +2

    Agree with this gentleman, Australia was a place to be in the 1980s and 90s, houses were affordable, people had jobs, not stupid thing as being politically correct, all local industries sold off and nothing produced locally. The poor farmers are struggling

  • @Allium_369
    @Allium_369 8 днів тому +8

    The same crap is happening in every western country.

  • @manfredvandoorn8011
    @manfredvandoorn8011 9 днів тому +1

    Thanks for another great video.
    A lot of editing went into this!😊

  • @TheTripleDubya
    @TheTripleDubya 7 днів тому +4

    I hate to agree but I’ve watched Australia become a totalitarian state, with terrible government oversight and crippling tax, I love this place but I’ve wanted to leave for some time, I’ve got nowhere in mind but I am deeply disappointed with how weak my countrymen have become.

  • @piameredith6340
    @piameredith6340 9 днів тому +8

    be there soon! :)

  • @TheWilso2703
    @TheWilso2703 8 днів тому +1

    A complex subject but in a nut shell... 100% spot on....

  • @kingofthejungle3833
    @kingofthejungle3833 8 днів тому +1

    @2:52 Judd isn't the only Aussie with that opinion, a good many people, particularly those in business feel that way about the authorities.

  • @Consciencialien
    @Consciencialien 9 днів тому +15

    I'am brazilian and i like to see your videos, because its important to me to know what expats think about Paraguai.
    I believe that today the infrastructure and quality of life related to leisure options does not make the country so interesting, but in the long term it can be very good, considering the future of Third WW and also for people who have an online income.

  • @paulsandford3345
    @paulsandford3345 9 днів тому +23

    I'd like to see more videos on expats living in Paraguay?

    • @NomadElite
      @NomadElite  8 днів тому +1

      Please subscribe to our channel to learn more.

    • @rogertracks7744
      @rogertracks7744 8 днів тому +1

      Though its strange to see so many from Paraguay moving to the USA, for a kings life style

    • @matthysjuys6884
      @matthysjuys6884 6 днів тому

      Look for dirt cheap in Paraguay - made by an Aussie who moved here

  • @smokindomain
    @smokindomain 7 днів тому +1

    Not to far behind ya mate.. ❤😂 few weeks away. Good luck with your adventure! I used to be an ambassador when I leave this county for holidays and go overseas but those days are over. I love this place but most Australians don’t “consider others” anymore. Heck those two words used to be my school moto in the 90’s and they even canceled that.. it’s now “creating futures together” but the don’t mention what kind of future…. But those who pay attention can see the future unfortunately.
    Think for yourselves and stop letting them dictate your next move…
    Take care mate!

  • @nitehawk9270
    @nitehawk9270 8 днів тому +12

    Someone please give me cheap spanish lessons. Looking at thailand and south america. Australia has no future. We earn well too 10% but means nothing. Daughter will never own a home here unless inheritance. That is demented.

  • @YoniBaruch-y3m
    @YoniBaruch-y3m 8 днів тому +2

    Lots of comments about Australia 🇦🇺 here. Want to hear more about how great Paraguay 🇵🇾 is doing, and how to settle there and contribute to the growth without getting blindsided by petty corruption.

  • @annabrewin3034
    @annabrewin3034 4 дні тому +1

    I 100 % agree with Judd's view on Australia. Down to the government, food market, rules and regulations. I too grew up in the day's of the lucky country so I see the radical change here. I too have been looking at a plan B. I was going to go out of the cities and purchase some acres and become more self sufficient. Then I find out anything over 5 acres is seen as an asset and affects your retirement pension. Larger acerage costs less than smaller acerage. On smaller acerage as I am on now I have been rezoned rural residential and pay more now for rates. There is no escaping the financial repression left right and centre now. The rich are getting richer and the poorer get the picture.

  • @sci-fi767
    @sci-fi767 8 днів тому +1

    Moved to Aussie in 2008, it’s been a wild ride. If it doesn’t turn around soon more and more will leave.

  • @harrison941j
    @harrison941j 9 днів тому +10

    Thanks for this lads, I'll meet you when I get there in the next year or two

  • @conservative-proud
    @conservative-proud 7 днів тому

    I’m glad that I’ve seen this video ! Thanks…

  • @allandrennan4916
    @allandrennan4916 7 днів тому +1

    As kids we used to play spot the Aussie, and that was in the late 70s.

  • @Exit-West
    @Exit-West 8 днів тому

    Good call to check out other options Judd, well done👏

  • @georgetsipas49
    @georgetsipas49 6 днів тому

    I have a friend who left for Serbia a couples of years ago and I left for Greece a year ago

  • @rogerdee.926
    @rogerdee.926 8 днів тому +5

    Australia because of it's wealth is an ideological battlefield, it's a mess and it seems like the bad guy's are winning and the everyday people are thinking, what can I do, where could I go ... maybe South America.

  • @mattypurcell
    @mattypurcell 6 днів тому

    This guys opionions are spot on, as a born n bread Aussie 43 yo I feel the same was across the board

  • @phredflypogger4425
    @phredflypogger4425 6 днів тому

    Spot on Judd.

  • @stringfish100
    @stringfish100 8 днів тому +1

    That reminds me when I go to Australia, should I be walking around with a life jacket on to help stop the spread of drowning?

  • @tompchromedome
    @tompchromedome 8 днів тому +14

    I ain't running away

    • @rogertracks7744
      @rogertracks7744 8 днів тому +4

      Dam right, I am staying to see all the snakes brought to justice on treason charges, and the country rise to its forma Glory.

    • @peteseed5383
      @peteseed5383 8 днів тому +2

      Good on ya. If we all stood up for our rights,culture and freedom, we would not have lost them . We need to make it great and not let it be the next generations problem.

    • @MarilynGratton
      @MarilynGratton 8 днів тому +1

      Too right Staying Put. 😮😮😮

    • @Keyrose-my3xr
      @Keyrose-my3xr 8 днів тому +1

      ​@@rogertracks7744then we need to stand up and stand up now.
      Real Australians are very close to becoming the minority.
      Mass immigrants will very soon have the numbers to decide Australia's future and its a future that will turn Australia into the 3rd world countries they left.

    • @Cumshot-millionare
      @Cumshot-millionare 8 днів тому

      ​​@@peteseed5383exactly my friend angers me so much that people allowed this to happen to them ayy.

  • @scottdierikx1639
    @scottdierikx1639 8 днів тому

    100% agree with the viewpoint on the criminal decline of Australian government. Bravo for having the courage to step out the way you’ve gone. Definitely something to think about, which is such a shame to have to do.

  • @JimButtenshaw
    @JimButtenshaw 8 днів тому +2

    I retired to Thailand. Best thing I ever done.

    • @chrisk7118
      @chrisk7118 3 дні тому +1

      Thailands going cashless, you're toast there too

  • @katleenmstut4622
    @katleenmstut4622 7 днів тому

    He is spot on! All my family ( children, grandchildren etc) live here in Australia so I feel I can't leave, sadly.

  • @briansandford614
    @briansandford614 8 днів тому +5

    I’m so disillusioned with Australia. What happen to the happy go lucky country I grew up in. Big business and big brother are screwing the whole world !

  • @brettjohnson1475
    @brettjohnson1475 8 днів тому +1

    Totally agree, but that's just my opinion. I am looking to sell up and move out.

  • @incognita1989
    @incognita1989 12 годин тому

    I went to Melbourne a few years ago and we could not find a steak place or fish and chips in the city. It was full of Asian/ Indian shops and foods. Cheap rice and chicken and all we wanted was either fish or steak 😢 the whole place looked like a 3rd world country city about 10 years ago.

  • @WeDidntExpectthis
    @WeDidntExpectthis 7 днів тому

    Good video. With the police report that is required - we left Australia in January 2021 and have lived in Mexico for nearly 4 years. So, would the police report need to be done in Australia or Mexico? thanks!!

  • @marylou3995
    @marylou3995 8 днів тому +4

    Yes it changed when Turnbull - and to an extent Hawke took over as PM. My family have been here since the 1800s Aust. Has changed unbelievable,you would not recognise it if you came in the 70s then came back… it will never change back,people are too layback and our Govt is brought and paid for by WEF.

  • @miriamwells35
    @miriamwells35 8 днів тому +4

    This is worldwide though. There is no escaping it.

  • @jameswright6886
    @jameswright6886 8 днів тому

    The first aussies who moved here came in the 1890s,my ancestors amongst them.

  • @paulsandford3345
    @paulsandford3345 9 днів тому +6

    I feel exactly the same as the thoughts expressed in this video!

  • @poekiemanpoekieman9224
    @poekiemanpoekieman9224 8 днів тому +1

    In NL people are also leaving for Paraguay. And likely from other countries that are moving from relative freedom to totalitarianism too.
    Paraguay is going to be crowded.

  • @SuperGiantDog
    @SuperGiantDog 2 дні тому

    So glad I left, old oz is goooooooone!