Nigel Watson and Mike from Parallel systems discuss the last 4 years, and what future might hold.
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- Опубліковано 8 чер 2024
- Parallel Mike is an organic farmer, investor and host of both the Parallel Systems Broadcast & Parallel Mike Podcast. He is passionate about living purposefully, natural health and self sufficiency. Mike is an extremely intelligent and articulate guy and I guarantee that you'll find this interview interesting and informative in equal measure. Growing up it wasn’t always clear what path Mike would take in life. His father was a well known British gangster, imprisoned for his role in an attempt to smuggle £20 million worth of cannabis into Britain. Whilst Mike got into repeated bouts of trouble himself as a youth, a chance encounter when he was 16 helped him to turn his life around.
His UA-cam channel can be found here: / @parallelsystems
He also has his own Podcast / parallelsystems
And website: parallelmike.com/about/
Great discussion. Luckily for me I emigrated to Thailand, by accident, in 1991. I recall visits back to England to see family and friends, enjoyed my trips home, but already I could see how Thai people had much more freedom to enjoy life than in the UK. The evidence was simply that that's what they did, and still do. I thought from Blair onwards the country looked and felt like a police state. Same with probably all western countries, and during the 2020 meltdown what we saw in canada, france, australia was almost as bad as burma. I think you both hit upon a crucial thing: morals and morality. Materialism has turned into a swarm of locusts. The only solution is to live spiritually, that is, harmoniously and intelligently. The mantra for too long in rich western nations has been "I'm alright Jack", and I don't give two hoots about anybody else. However, unlike human law, karmic law is 100% uncorruptible and the price is alway paid for one's actions that harm others or oneself.
What's interesting is that I expect your comment to be followed up by disgruntled Brits who lack the get up and go & initiative needed to change their lives for the better. These people will state incorrectly from a position of complete ignorance that there's no point in emigrating, because "everywhere else is just as bad". To these people, I say that you're losers!
@@nigelwatson2750 Yet interestingly within the same British psyche there are Britons living in all corners of the globe, and in huge numbers! But you're right, many do have this idea - like in the USA too - that everywhere in the world is the same, and that the UK IS the world! The one thing more than anything else that I dislike about our country is the sheer number of rules and the mindset that says a law is a law and that's that, no questioning of it. Yet, one time I was chatting to a German here who said he used to go to England for his holidays because there was much more freedom and fewer rules than in Germany!
@@nigelwatson2750 I've travelled a fair bit, don't really feel the urge to move but cannot stand where we are whilst most don't see it.
Around 14 years ago, hubby and I lived in a converted truck and used to work in the UK for the summer months, then travel out Europe/North Africa for the winter months. We lived in various vehicles for 13 years, the first of our journeys being independently overland UK to Kathmandu (and back). It was a FABULOUS life, being free to go where ever we wanted and frugal living. Now such travel has been made impossible with borders/restrictions again. We met some seriously interesting people. I often wonder how they coped through the past 4 years. The UK is finished, but one Iranian psychologist’s words keep coming back. He worked for the government in Tehran. We spent time with his family and he told me he hadn’t been paid in 6mths and was working with alcoholics. (Honestly) I asked him why he didn’t escape like so many had done. His answer, “Someone has to stay and help those left behind and to help the changes.”
That’s true!
Good comment.
Thank you everyone for listening to me speak with Nigel. I appreciate the kind words!
You're top man, Mike. There's plenty more we could talk about, I'm sure.
You spoke loads of sense mate! Here's to building our new world!
@@a_spiritual_revolution Thanks
Thanks to YOU. I’m in the U.S., this evil is global!
Great conversation. Thank you both
I travelled over 200 miles to 3 london marches and there were hundreds of thousands of people there.
Yes I went to a few on the London protest and did my bit in every way
No mask
No lockdown
No social distancing
No injections
No Fear
I think the first protest we were all in shock i say we ?
Same minded it was lovely meeting all these people
Fast forward 2024
We are now more stronger and see everything thing very very clearly
Most importantly
No Fear
There were fewer people at the Trafalgar Square one because of the guest choice and being corralled into a small area. The Hyde Park Walks around London had 100,000 I agree👍 there comes a point when it becomes pointless to follow a police allowed route. Shepherd's Bush was designed to squash and squeeze many outside the dhopping centre and nothing but a bit of noise happened. All theatrics. The police were already waiting before the people arrived.
Did you go to any in 2020? Just curious.
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I didn't write dates down Nigel but I suspect it was later than that.
People whom we knew, and in some cases loved, have undergone bizarre and undeniable changes in personality. The people we knew are in many cases just not ‘inside there’ anymore.
Gone is their vital spark, along with any sense of universal self-awareness. I wonder what they have in common?
Interesting comment, Ken.
Yes I have noticed this too
They are living in a constant state of fear and regret, but cannot admit this to themselves or those around them because of the ego and lack of morality.
What a great conversation 😊 i only wish we could emigrate and be self sustaining but we have a severly disabled son who is highly dependent on nursing care so weve succumbed to the fact we are here to stay with my fellow Brits and family. None of us took the potion! Despite all the threats and riddicule. When the shtf, we will do everything we can to help people who need it, we know where our morals were and stood our ground against all the BS.
Keep on speaking out, for your son's sake.
I have considered escaping Germany - but I now think we have to fight evil where we are. If we all look to escape, the enemy has it easier. I may change my mind - but we must not give an inch to these Satanists. Never surrender!
Thank you Nigel and Mike
Absolutely brilliant interview and so interesting
May God continue protecting you both and your families
Thank you Mary, God bless you and your family also.
Moving to another part of the world, and leaving a system you don't accept anymore is a great way to protest
yes, kind of. But everywhere in Europe is the same.
Let me guess, you're living somewhere in Britain, right?
It's an option people have, I think those that expect to come back when others have fought for their freedoms are incredibly disrespectful....and mistaken!
@@languagepool-germanusingli9902 so how come Sweden didn't l0ck d0wn?
@@nigelwatson2750 No. I moved to Berlin. I don't think fundamentally it is better than the UK, but I'm spared from the background chatter of the society because my German is only C1. Finland or Poland or wherever is still the EU. It is equally dangerous.
It scares me a bit when things like having to move to another country is the answer to happiness, when I. Cant afford it and have an elderly mother to look after. Even though theres nothing more I would want than move somewhere else, I'm frightened.
Thanks for your honest comment.
You are in the majority.Lots of people won’t resist because they do t have the means to.Or they have nothing to lose so can’t get the will to do much.Please join a group, look around and try to join some community so you are not alone or Christian are all ok.Anthroposophhy is my thing.
Developing the Iam is the main thing as it will protect you and into the next life too.
"The Creature From Jekyll Island" book is, I strongly believe, a very accurate statement for current affairs and the root of the situation we are currently in. Big government is based on big uncontrolled worthless money created by FRS/World bank. Cut the uncontrolled money and the dependency on such money - the big government will die itself. But people would be in a hard ride. But this is the only solution that would work in a long run. Thanks for video, Nigel and Mike.
Really like these podcast type of videos. This guest is really down to earth.
He's a very intelligent guy with no fake airs and graces.
Two of my favourites! Thank you. Excellent discussion. I hope you both do this again. I left the UK 13 yrs ago. However, I knew I would never grow old in the UK. At 73! and residing in rural France if I need to move, that is what I will do. I told my locum GP that the axx was a scam, her response was it is complicated. It sure is complicated if you take it! God bless all and God help all those who have perpetrated crimes against humanity.
You're welcome
Thanks Jayne!
Milton Friedman said government should protect the nation from external threat and provide a means for individuals to settle civil disagreements.
Mike has a Polish wife and you have a Finnish wife. That makes it easy to leave blighty because your wives can speak another language fluently.
If I had a Spanish wife I'd move next week.
Yes that a very good point
I moved to the Netherlands (alone) back in 2009. I was looking for a better life and future. I was back home in 12 months. The place was far more expensive than Britain, it had much deeper and more widespread issues with the IIslaam than Britain had or has now. I was picking up the language and learning to understand written Dutch too but eventually it got on top of me and overhwhelmed me. I just felt too isolated and unsupported. If I had a Dutch husband, it may have been a different story. TBF, I am glad to be home because Netherlands was not the answer. Sweden or Finland might be but again, alone, you have so much more to tackle
My family moved from Bristol to a small town during convid, best decision ever. I found UK was more free and people were more gentle then other parts of Europe. I had to travel during that crazy time so I speak from experience. Also I have friends in Spain and family in Poland and it was quite brutal there. Having a friend or a partner that understands the situation is a great help as not many can escape to another country.
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Brilliant comment and thank you
I think Ireland was less free than Britain at the start they even had a 2km limit
I moved from Coventry to southwest Turkey 🇹🇷 years ago ..best thing l ever did.. Has its problems, but I'm doing fine and happy 😊
What do you think when you visit Britain?
Another really good listen Nigel
Thanks for saying thanks
Fantastic talk , I thoroughly enjoyed this Nigel . It's great to see people finding ways to separate from the current system , very encouraging. I hope one day I may take part in an alternative way of life away from this current mess of the west
Start doing it now.
Great interview, thanks. I've been following Mike for a while so it's great to see you both talking together. 👍
I hate to admit this but at first I believed everything and complied with everything except the "sheep dip" 😂. Eventually became a black pilled conspiracy type. I know now that we're fighting a real enemy of humanity and I'll never forget. I hope it strengthens and readies me for what's coming. This talk gave me a lot of hope that parallel societies will become a viable option. CBDC tied to biomedical fascism is a big no from me. I pray they let some of us live like savages as depicted in Brave New World.
Dear Nigel, I have total respect for all that choose to leave the UK, we looked at it with a plan of going for total independent living with room for family to visit or live if wanted, it was beyond our budget, nothing else would do, simply couldn't afford it, so stay for the fight and here we are, we are with millions of others who are in the fight whether they know it not. we will not comply, another T-shirt i wear, now for the import stuff, 2 forces are playing out for total control , santan and God lol no contest we have already won.wishing you well.
My husband and I didn’t take the clot shot but I was stupidly hod winked into the vegan life style for awhile and only had one child because of the climate change bull shit !
My heart bleeds for the people who took the clot shot - I was lucky to wake up before the final
Nail was hammered into my coffin but I will not throw stones at the people who took it - we have all at some point been fooled. Last year my son was really poorly - I couldn’t bare to research the possible outcomes of his illness even if it ment I could possibly find something to help him ! I was in such a state - I feel this is how people who took the clot shot must feel - they must be terrified -
What part of the vegan lifestyle was a lie?
Vegetarian sausages - an oxymoron if ever there was one!
@bbybeatboxx Unprocessed meat and eggs are the best foods to eat.
@@derekc6445 Based on what?
@@derekc6445 If you do a bit of research you will see that meat and dairy are a bigger scam than the jag. So much nonsense and absolute lies around it.
The RSPCA stamp supports the most inhumane and awful cruelty. The sustainable fish stamp is a blatant lie.
Bacon is a class 1 carcinogen and believe it or not animals feel pain and pigs are smarter than dogs, so why torture and kill one and love the other?
Always happy to stand corrected but I have already done the critical thinking around this.
Before you say you cannot live on a plant based diet, I have for 7 years and picked up two national running medals.
At 36 No-vax Djokovic is ranked the best tennis player in the world by a good margin, running rings around much younger players and he only uses honey animal product wise.🤷♂️
All critical thinking based logic unless you can prove me wrong. Happy to listen but you already made your mind up which means in this department you are no better than the foolish jagged, same logic.
Mike/Nigel, Thankyou. Mike, I have subscribed to your channel,.., Great Conversation, solutions are plentiful, God speed,.,.,. :)
Yes! Can't wait for this one... I'm commenting before I've hit play because I'm sure this will be a fantastic discussion
So was it, Nick?
@@nigelwatson2750 Only just listening now, work got in the way!
@@nigelwatson2750 Yes you got to the heart of the TRUE nature of gov't and taxation in this conversation, which is a topic we need to keep hammering on to get normies to admit and realise. These days a lot of people blame capitalism for the economic woes we are all experiencing, but this is an incredibly uninformed position to take
@@nigelwatson2750 I'm really glad you called out Gary's Economics. He basically says 'tax the rich' so, in other words, 'steal from one group of people and give it to this other group over here'
That was a great discussion.
Thanks
Great discussion. Subscribed to Mike's channel.
Mike is one of the top 10 most articulate commentators on the Interweb: a seriously bright dude
I've always voted since i reached the age to vote - Im now 59 and for the first time, I feel I should stop voting and validating this corrupt system .... if the voting numbers are low enough we can argue that government (locally and nationally) don't have a mandate.
Exactly, Richard.
Great guest.
My two penn'oth to the 'Living Abroad' debate:
I moved to Southern France/Corsica in 2000. I was 21 and on my own. I stayed on my own and worked completely 'on the black' for about six years.
All that time, Britain was in the EU and I could have claimed all kinds of health and social benefits but I didn't know that and nobody told me, so I didn't.
I didn't speak any French when I got here but you soon pick it up when you're young and not many people you mix with speak English.
My jobs were: hotel chambermaid, cleaning holiday villas, child minding and barmaid/waitressing.
I looked after my neighbour with lung cancer until he died too at the same time. I lived in shared flats, hostels, a holiday chalet/wooden shed...
When you live as an 'invisible' for six years, you see just how badly people can behave towards you if they think they can get away with it. How little they will pay you and just how snobbish they can be.
There were British expats here but they were mainly older than me and they were pretty bad to work for. Lots of getting on the plane back to England at the end of the summer and 'forgetting' to pay you your last wage. Or trying to pay you in kind by giving you left over food and second hand clothes.
The French could be as bad. They suffered from the 'Look at our exotic pet syndrome.'
They thought that if they spent half an hour with you trying to speak English and let you eat with them that was payment for six hours with their kids/cleaning their house because 'We are friends.'
Because I was young, single and not too disgusting to look at, sexual assault was...well...everyday. Some pretty bad experiences. Hence the appeal of the Russian fascist boyfriend for a time. He scared the rest of the harrassment away. And he bought me a chihuahua. So he wasn't all bad. (Thank God he didn't do a Count Dunkula and teach her to do the salute.)
This is why I have my doubts about an exchange and barter system. People aren't nice. They will rip you off without somebody at the tax office/ministry threatening them.
My life changed dramatically when I got a job as a tour guide on a bus. Still, I was declared and paid on the books for 35 hours a week and worked more like seventy but the difference was people treated me completely differently. I was amazed and disgusted. I was the same person but now I was OK because 'They knew where to place me.'
Then I got a second job with the same firm with yachts. In the words of Amy Winehouse, 'I went back to black.' Only this time I made A LOT. So I was still OK. Even though it was a bit dodgy.
So. When 91 Divoc came along I was well prepared for just how venal people could be. A lot of them, if the boss isn't there will turn savage. They're either in servitude mode or rampant little Moustache Man. Traffic warden mode, if you will.
And I was used to being 'On the outside.' Didn't bother me anymore. I used to get called plenty of things when I first came here. Mainly because of my elderly neighbour with cancer. He had hidden stacks of cash and I was a prostitute. That was the gossip. Yeah. Very unoriginal.
I don't know what the solution is. The current system is awful but a kind of anarchy...maybe...but as a completely parallel and apart society, being VERY CAREFUL about who you let in.
When I was a migrant worker WE did have a kind of parallel economy. We had a kind of honour code but there were theives and pimp types in there as well.
I dunno. It's complicated.
Your story illustrates an important principle: in the free market, exploitation can only occur in the short-run, because it's possible for either the buyer or seller to withdraw from an exchange if they believe that they are being exploited. The problem is, that this is not the case when individuals transact with the government. You can feel exploited all you like by a bunch of corrupt politicians, but there is nothing you can do about it. If you try to politely try to withdraw from an exchange with the state, the government will send their thugs around to your house and either use force, or the threat of it, to take you away, so you can be thrown in a cage - and stay there, until you agree to pay them what THEY say you owe them.
As you know Corsica and Marseille have a mafia. Like Italy. How do we get rid of them?
Genuine question. How do we stop their kind of Organised Crime alternative government?
Which is another thing I've always wondered about a cashless society. What's organised crime going to get up to in a digital world?
I can only think it will get worse. What will they trade in? Children and drugs presumably.
Wonderful conversation. Very helpful. Thanks.
Who is John Galt? I was at home, peeling some spuds whilst listening to Mike, and I thought that reminds me of Ayn Rand's, Atlas Shrugged! (I've nearly finished it, and am loving it). And then you jumped in and spoke my thoughts..😊 I've never been a fan of Britney, and have often nearly come to blows for going commando. Cheers, Nigel! Cheers, Mike! 👍
Atlas Shrugged perfectly describes where we are right now, and how we should react to authoritarian these clowns
Agreed! I've read most of the dystopians, but this one feels like it's happening in real time..
What a great interview and fully agree with Mike in all he spoke about. Looking forward to your next talk with him. Well done Nigel and thanks for this 👍
Thank you Nigel ✨💫
The future we create will be made up of the survivors...
outstanding convo !! shows me again who to trust
Great talk - The fact is the UK has been under the influence of an alliance of control since the start of the 20th century that barely anyone realises is there but is staring them in the face! It's interesting that Mike comes from a mental health background and Nigel from economics as there is one goliath of the past 100 years that links both areas.....First name is John and last is Keynes, I will let you guess the middle bit, but his interests went way beyond economics, for which he's famous for!
Keynesianism is a fig leaf used to hide behind authoritarian, big government, central planning.
@@nigelwatson2750 Yes, like the man himself, Socialism in Liberal clothing. It's the Eugenics and state inerference of the upbringing of children parts JMK dreamed of is now rearing its ugly head.
@@nigelwatson2750 His intention was also eugenics and the state intervention of how children are raised with treatment for any undesirable behaviour.
Iv have the same way of thinking as Mike regarding governmental role in society & tax.
I think we should restore our common law that predates parliament & govern ourselves again like grown ups!
I don’t want government anywhere near my healthcare or education!
It should all be private & all healthcare (GcMAF) should be available by what ever doctor wants to take it up & let the market decide what works or not!
Big Government it’s a racket!
Great show btw 👍
Exactly - the system I favour is that we get rid of authoritarian government and run our lives instead. All human cooperation must only take place on a voluntary basis in the future.
@@nigelwatson2750 makes perfect common sense too me.
Also sounds heavenly..
Iv been watching a lot of Time Team lately on YT.
It was the Druids that followed the concept of natural law ( common law or gods law)
Our ancestor’s where very civilised 😊
I went to the protests in London a few months later than when you mention. They were held continuously every month and for a very long time. There was more like 1 million people (!!) at the first I attended. The first couple or so were slow to start with because people were in shock most likely. On top of the large London protests there were well attended Regional ones going on at the same time and especially in the North in places like Manchester etc.
Poland, how ironic, the country Britain went into an insane world war for over what was a regional dispute that could have been resolved peacefully had it not been for dark forces that were hell bent on war.
The Bank of England and wall street funded Germany with loans to enable them to build the war machine. The invasion of Poland however would never had happened had the Bank of England not transferred over the Czech's gold over to the Reichsbank following the invasions of Czechoslovakia. They'd sent their gold to the vaults of the Bank of England using a BIS account for safe keeping. But they sent it straight over to Hitler and this funded the invasion of Poland. So the war was a choice and the entry of the allies was carefully orchestrated.
I wonder how the normies think of furlong now that the value of their savings has halved due to the hyper inflation furlong and blockdowns caused? If tax is theft government itself is a criminal enterprise I appreciate we need a system to organise humanity perhaps that's something to work towards If you fix problems yourself you don't need a government to do it for you Thanks Nigel and Mike Bless your hearts
Thanks, Robert.
@@nigelwatson2750 Too kind good sir All the best to you and the family
We can build infrastructure ourselves, yes!
For anyone interested, have a look what Gary Waterman has uncovered, with companies s house, and taxation system, p""do rings and much more
What is this bloke saying....EXACTLY??????????
I have tried listening two or three times, and his claims are unclear
He gives off that vibe - 100%. I have tried listening to him and his claims are utter nonsense
We are not in the last days ..😮
So you believe that???
All I can tell you from experience is I've never seen such a shit show as we have today! I was an adult all through the Thatcher period and worse Blair, but what we have now is dire.
I hope I am wrong but they do not intend to allow any systems outside their own BUT you must do what you can to resist.
Prepare now but we are the few.The hard times build the soul.
Why are buying into their fabricated reality that they are capable of controlling you. Please stop doing that
Lifeinthemix has covered what you hope you're wrong about
Nigel, get Gary Waterman on. He is on You tube. His word needs to be spread.
I am not sure about what he's trying to claim - I've tried listening to him several times, too.
I really like this topic. Remember not to interrupt because the mics can’t deal with that when you say, “Right, right”. It sounds like confusion or rudeness because it’s so loud. And maybe you should not assume that people are Christian and have a Biblical world-view because when you say “repentance”, he is assuming or turning it to mean “apologetic”. I have mixed feeling about people leaving their home country because I don’t know if it’s cowardly not to fight for your country and people or it’s smart to escape trouble.
I have a video for you
' what's going to happen when the old system breaks down?' and ' we use cash.' seems to me to ask himself that question. What happens when we can't use cash anymore? Surely when that system breaks down the answer could only be a system without money. Any form of a financial system can only be successfully achieved by stealing the land. Otherwise, if I opted out of the existing financial system by building a smallholding, gold would be worthless to me. Gold and cash have gotten us into the mess we're in now! It's enabled them to fool us into giving it a value.
Tell me about the functions of money
@@nigelwatson2750 they are without end. What are you getting at?
Moving out of Britain and going to Finland and Poland. Do you think that was still a good choice. Considering Finland joined nato and Poland helping nato against Russia.
My son lives in Finland, he wished he never moved there.
Yes, I do think it is a good idea. But that is just my opinion. What's plain daft is choosing to stay in Britain, whilst slagging it off. If you are unwilling to make changes to your life, stop moaning, and accept you fait.
@@nigelwatson2750 I agree. Myself I live in the far east, the things that goes through my mind about dealing with these traitors. I would be classed as a no1 terrorist. Keep up the good work 👍
Another red flag with Gary’s economics is that he’s been interviewed by James O’Brien. Say no more.
Marxist love in
@@nigelwatson2750Absolutely!
Bitcoin
Shitcoin.
How can this discussion conclude as it did, without raising BITCOIN?
Bizarre.
Nigel "the economist" refuses to raise the solution that is the Bitcoin technology.
The issue with Bitcoin is that it is likely the tool for social credit systems...which is the N W O dream.
All of the grifters who run channels on yawntube seem to have a bitcoin sideline....which kind of demerits their sincerity when really they are cashing in.
I prefer a hassle free no merch/bitcoin avenue tbh.😂
I could have talked to Mike for hours. We only had 40 minutes because I only have free Zoom. Would you like to pay for me to have the unrestricted version?
Wakeywakey trace n track max con troll❤
if you take the family homes from the next generation, then dont expect another generation.