Why did I move to Finland?
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- čas přidán 27. 11. 2022
- Two years ago, I left Guildford in England to go and live in Pori in Finland. This video explains what was behind this decision, including, why Finland?
Links to videos I mentioned:
1. What causes inflation. This video that I did explains the Austrian Schools view on the causes of inflation. It's accessible to non-economists, so all will understand it • WHAT CAUSES INFLATION?
2. Gill Bate's TED Talk - "Innovating to Net-Zero" Just looking at it again, and it's TWELVE YEARS OLD!!!! • Innovating to zero! | ...
3. Lorraine & Dr Hillary 666 Number of The Beast • Lorraine & Dr Hillary ...
In the video, I also forgot to mention that I lived on a Kibbutz in Israel for six months. I also spend about a year, on and off, living in a flat in the 20th District of Vienna in the early 1990s.
Brilliant Nigel. If I lived in the UK or Europe I would also now be in Finland. I "live" in the Gulag which is Melbourne Australia. I refused to take the vaccines and lost my job, I simply refused to wear my Y-fronts on my face and ended up losing nearly all of who I thought were "friends" and family - all gone to this day. I detest living here in a State where the chief Totalitarian Supreme Leader Daniel Andrews was just re-elected back to Power for another 4 years last Saturday. The people that live here deserve what they have and will keep getting. Australia seems to have a propensity for oppressive police control - which traces it's routes back to the vast number of "wardens" who accompanied the thousands of penal colonists who were dispatched here around 200 years ago. This violent characteristic's of the original Wardens (bullies, cowards, shallow ill-principled etc) is still evident - half the police force comprises of them.
I lived in Melbourne during the 1980's and 1990's. It was a wonderful place to live. I still have friends there and I'm astonished by most of their attitudes, including support for Andrews and his policies.
So sorry to hear what you’re having to endure in this crazy new world. Hearing that Andrews got re-elected sounds like turkeys voting for Christmas.
Sounds mad oz bless ya
@@loading2843 sheep fear the Wolf... But it's the Shepherd who takes them to the Slaughterhouse!
My hometown Melbourne, until about 14 years ago when I moved to Finland, yay Finland, a modicum of decent sanity here.....I told my wife Helsinki probably feels like Melbourne did in the 1950's.... like a town, not like a city.....
I'm not religious, but I understand why many people thought the whole event was satanic in every way. Never seen such mental damage to so many people. So called sound minded people being turned into ranging nut cases.
Yes, people I saw people who did school assemblies about human rights and past genocides going full Nazi themselves. And it happened in the blink of an eye.
what a beautiful place reminds me of parts of wales ..although you tell me that what is going on is not good i think we have to stay positive ..the world is evolving we have the sovereign power we just need to stand together i live in Hope ❤
@@nigelwatson2750 and ‘for your health’ ‘the greater good’. Same tactics.
You could argue much of what’s going on in the world now is Satanic as in everything is being inverted. It certainly anti-human too.
God can create, satan can only destroy. It is satanic NWO they are pushing forward, WEF club is only a tool to achieve UN Agenda 2030.
In 2020 my wife and I went into Sompting church for my son's Christmas carol service. We were late and on entry we refused to wear the face nappies. We turned the corner into the main nave and were faced with about 200 masked bulbous-eyed parents looking at us in horror. We sat at the back. I know I shouldn't, but I feel aloof and awake and have learned a valuable lesson in life about other people. Thank you, Nigel.
We have all been tested. You passed, they didn't.
That's the trouble with the CofE still being attached to the state via the monarch's headship!
I so jealous of you. What a beautiful country. I am in Ireland and it has gone nuts in the last few years. I am so ashamed of my country so much. I was denied from going into my local pub after my aunts funeral Our media call us selfish and our courrpt government told us we should be denied to go to the supermarket The only reason I still in Ireland is because I am looking after my unwell mother . When she was in hospital last year I wasn't allowed to visited her and her doctor also say I was very selfish. I am glad I stood strong and never gave in
Well done, you passed the test and never gave in. Brilliant!
I love Finland. Been there a few times. He's living my dream.
@@nigelwatson2750 I'm a pure blood, threats of losing job, lost friends, ridiculed, coerced etc. You know. I observed the mass hysteria and brainwashing. Did my research and committed to never take their poison. I'm healthy.
I also live in Ireland and never had any of that? I've never wore a face diaper or had any jibjab or testing. I've never been refused entry to anywhere including a hospital, doctor, dentist, supermarkets etc.
And I have no interest in what the media think or say because I refuse to listen to their propaganda.
Mandates or not I continued to live the same life as I did prior to 2020, and will continue doing so regardless.
Anyway that's in the rear view now because governments are going to be preoccupied with trying to appease the masses and save their necks as currency collapse and hyperinflation approaches over the horizon
@@thewildgoose7467 probably depends on your situation .iwas refused service for not wearing the face nappy and not allowed inside pubs and restaurants without having the pass .
As a former teacher, and economist by degree, I enjoy and agree with your accurate observations about the state of our world. I left a position teaching math 4 years ago because I refused to be complicit in the teaching of racist theories to the youth with CRT here in the US. More people need to wake up to what is really going on. You are doing a great service putting these videos out and I hope your channel grows immensely. I just hope that YT doesn't shut down your channel for spreading the truth.
Don't trigger Al Gore's Rhythm by talking about things in roundabout terms. I'm on Odysee too if this goes - Google my name.
@@nigelwatson2750 We're here to trigger people. It's just a matter if when, not if... lol
@@nigelwatson2750 Maybe your avatar will tell you how to cope instead of running away from conflict.
spot on people need to wake up to cultural marxism
@@Based120 There is a great talk by the late alan watt from his 2022 xmas show on the cuttingthroughthematrix site, and how we can all learn how to recognise the minds of men who are hell bent on keeping the illusion going.
As a teacher I had very similar experiences. I refused to wear the slave muzzle and also refused to enforce it in my lessons. I experienced visceral hatred from my colleagues but stood firm. I also refused to let students leave my lesson to get speared and made it clear what was happening was morally wrong. The Marxist teachers also lobbied for my removal on discovery of me being unvaccinated. 2 of them refused to share a room with me when we were called to meetings. The whole experience revealed people for who they really are. I'm stronger for it and even more secure in my principals.
Like you I tried to wake up leaders of the school with sound factual information and sensible argument but only got branded as a far right conspiracy theorist. The ignorance and cowardice of these people is something to behold!
It's settled down now but other staff are still very wary of me. It's very strange!
I'm still in it for the short term but once I've got some ducks in a row I'm out.
Stay free
Rob
Thanks for that Rob. We need to tell our stories and also remind these people what the supported. Are your speared colleagues getting ill? Have you told them that the health of the control group is much better? As I say, these people need to be reminded, constantly.
Read RFK jr.’s The Real Anthony Fauci. The Documentary can be viewed on Rumble or Bitchute! Got my family to view and some are Awakening to the evil and corruption which has permeated the U.S. medical system via Big Tech, Corporate Media and Big Pharma. Globalists are out to destroy the world as we know it and create their own dystopian ideal. They are atheists who believe they are in control but God will win! Much suffering will ensue however! 😫😢
Using a term like "slave muzzle" sticks up a huge red flag. I wouldn't have wanted to be around you either.
Well done for standing your ground, I was far more afraid of the social dynamic and hysteria the politicians created than any virus.
You are a true hero Rob . The education system in Brisbane australia had children wearing masks in our subtropical heat! It was EVIL AND INSANE. Then they enforced the penetrations of young children who have not even had a full life yet.
I am disgusted and livid. We don’t know what the long terms effects of both the months of inhaling their own CO2 and the transsubstantiation will have on their young innocent bodies.
Nigel, You've made the best decision. What a beautiful place to live. It's going to be hard to just survive in the UK.
It won't be easy anywhere, but we must ALL be strong and not give in to these entities.
I think crime in the UK will go through the roof once hardship starts. That's the worst of it.
@@nigelwatson2750 My generation got through the power cuts in 1972 - 74, which wasn't a walk in the park, this crap happening now won't put us off - Lol !!!
@@IanP1963 that was a different people and a different society, that England is long gone.
Try not to be in a city.
"Easier to fool a man than to convince a man he's been fooled."
- Some great writer
Mark Twain
Here's another pertinent quote, from Upton Sinclair, I believe:
"It is difficult to get a man* to understand something when his income depends on not understanding it."
Think how many that has applied to over the last two years and more.
*Adult human male.
Spot on Nigel. Bravo. I left the UK back in 2010. Currently, in France, but if things go pear shaped here I will move again. I will never comply with medical or any other tyranny. I am 72 and have relied on wood stove heating and layers of suitable clothing. Nothing is impossible. It is all a state of mind. Live frugally and get out of the banking system as much as possible. God bless.
A path seldom taken... My goal within 10 yrs is a hobbit hole in ground, one cup, plate etc :) The way of the Early Celtic Christian hermits is becoming very attractive... So many people are just walking dead, we have lost so much but I believe God is calling..."as in the times of Noah" Mathew 24 v.37
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I agree with you 100%. Unfortunately when all the madness was happening I didn't have the guts to stand up against the insanity. I work in a healthcare setting so you can imagine all the rulls and regulations and jumping through hoops. At least I didn't go to the concert.
Well done for not going to the concert. Today is a new day. It's always possible to change, if you want to.
@@Ronnie86753 the fact that you corrected a typo as your first line says it all..... you are not good.
@@Ronnie86753 ye what now ? Pan dem ic 🤣😂😂
@@billyt9921 agree 👍
@@Ronnie86753 Your Bible doesn't tell you to worship the state, either. And I'll think you'll find that God doesn't approve of stealing, which is exactly what taxation is - legalised theft.
Very sound advice Nigel. I recommend anyone to pay their mortgage off asap. No guarantee what May take place in the future but whilst we have some degree of control at least try and own your own home.
Each to their own, but that would be my first move too, not that this amounts to financial advice!
The government are going after your property rights so even if you pay off your mortgage they can still take your home . Remember the WEF motto you will own nothing and be miserable.
Same here! We took the decision to move abroad in August 2021. We were in Ireland and I was very disappointed about how most Irish people reacted and run to the concert. . We sold our house and in November 2021 moved with all our stuff to Poland. My husband is Polish. Like you we bought a house in the countryside without even saw it. My mother in law and her brother went to see the house and took pictures. We were really afraid to be stuck in Ireland if we would refuse to attend the concert. I think, as in Finland, the weather in poland is much better, we are having snow right now and very little humidity. Our health improved so much. The people that attended the concert where so surprised to see how much healthier we are now, I was in a wheelchair and now I can walk thanks to the dry weather and of course to our refusal to go to the concert. Many didn't understand our decision to leave the comfortable city life and move to the east but they are now thinking we are doing something right since many of them are not healthy thanks to the concert. I took and early retirement as well. I am not socialising very much here because I don't speak Polish and at the moment I don't mind. I like keeping distance from people because I think I have some kind of trauma seeing how easy people were manipulated and I lost my trust in people. In Poland only around 60%of people are vaccinated and I like this fact, many people hate the government and there is a underground economy still working since communist time. I don't know how the future will be but I feel I made the right choice and I feel more safe here.
I guess, due to their experience with communism, the average Pole is slightly more suspicious of politicians, and government in general, than the average Brit or Irish person.
And now Poland is going to be over run with fleeing Ukrainians bricking themselves.
@@nigelwatson2750 Absolutely, except the Polish government is the same kind of puppets as all of the others. Somehow, the restrictions weren't abhorrent, and living in a small place I didn't even touch a nappy once. What's great here is that most people don't treat any government seriously. The cities were bad, all muzzled up to the gills.
@@nigelwatson2750 I grew up with some Polish school friends. Playing at their houses I noticed food stockpiled in outhouses and under beds. My friend said it was so they wouldn't starve if food ran out. Their parents had clearly experienced food shortages during the war. I thought how awful growing up believing that food could run out..... but now I think how wise.
Hi, watching from Ireland..the bullshit is still running here, the lies, the propaganda etc...I hope you're happy there...I stayed unvaxxed..lost every single member of my family due to vaxx status..utter madness..xxxx
You are such an encouragement. I am so blessed but felt so alone at the time begging my family not to take the poke. I havev5 grown children NONE ended up taking it. 12 grandchildren NONE ended up taking it. One daughter in law who is a nurse took it, but refused to give it to the 4 children. It was a lot of prayers to our father God!!! I said to all of them constantly, "why does the government want this in you sooooo bad, you think they care? Think again! The government is following a plan against humanity!!!!
Nigel, you seized the day, and did what you had to do, based on your own convictions. It takes a brave person to take such a leap. I think many of us have done things, and stood up to the mandates and nonsense, that we would never have dreamed of doing before! It looks a beautiful place, btw.
Nigel gets it. A very good video.
Thanks
No, he doesn’t mate
I’m proud to say I’ve still not taken one covid test, and neither has my 13 year old (who I removed from the school role in March 2020), never worn a mask (other than one occasion when my eldest son attempted suicide and the lovely hospital staff wouldn’t let me in without one on) and obviously never taken the gene therapy. I’ve lost friends and family members along the way, but I’ve been proven right again and again. Finland looks beautiful and now my mind is on overdrive thinking about emigrating!
I'd go for it!
Don’t come to Canada, we have nut jobs running the system, making there own laws without parliamentary rules. “Today we will kill all farts in a trance”, next thing you know it’s a law. My family want me to move back to Scotland but I don’t want to do that even though I’m out here on my own.
@@Wardog-rf1tx Scotland might not be such a bad idea compared to Canada? Right up in the hills?
@@tolduso828 think I’m to old and broken to be hiding in the hill. 😂
@@Wardog-rf1tx bless you well I wish you good health and a happy new year 🙏
I left UK for Finland in September last year, I live an hour's drive away from you. You did the right thing.
My in-laws live in Kankaanpaa, and I've played football in Jami in the summer. The church is also beautiful in Jamijarvi. Did you buy a farm?
@@nigelwatson2750 I live and work in Jämijärvi but I don't own any property here. I have a flat in Poland that I'm renovating. I wouldn't want to stay here, it's a bit too quiet for my taste. I'd rather be closer to Pori.
We gave up work in our late 40's and moved to a house we had bought a couple of years earlier in northern Spain, intending to live "the good life". We ended up loathing the insane bureaucracy and thinly veiled corruption and returned to a very rural part of England. I have thought about upping sticks again but have more or less given up on the idea. Ironically I have met more like minded people since this whole sh1t show started than I ever knew before and have a great network of awake friends as well as an awake church I attend. Also I am fully expecting to be raptured more or less any day now so am hanging in here. Really look forward to your words of wisdom and, as a fellow Lancastrian, enjoy the delivery almost as much as the content!
Thanks, Susan. The Rapture of the Church can't be too far away. Lord, please come quickly, Maranatha.
@@John_Wood_ Why do you ask?
I moved to Costa Rica. I've rented a furnished house. I will never buy. I will never try to get residency. I just leave every 90 days to the neighboring countries and then come back. Why burden yourself, you left for a better a life, keep your necessary contact to governments to a minimum. I'll do my border crossings and than I'm done with that and have my peace.
@@olafweyer859 I'm happy for you that you have found somewhere to live and a way of life that suits you. I'm definitely not "laid back" enough for the lifestyle you describe, but i'm glad it works for you.
@@susanw9630 I'm not laid back at all, but having to travel every 3 month is not such a burden. Most just hop over the border for 5 minutes, get their stamps and return to their home in Costa Rica. Thousands of expats have been doing that for halve a lifetime now. It's routine. I would feel disrespectful doing the same, so i travel a bit instead
I'm a Canadian/American who has lived in both countries for half and half of my life, there are definitely dark undercurrents and possibly a tidal wave coming for these two countries. As I am also Finnish, I will be applying for my inherited Finnish citizenship and getting out soon. I have visited family there many times, and Finland is an amazing place to live. The pace of life is slower there, and more laid back with much time to enjoy Finland's peace and beauty.
the usa is so massive there's plenty of good places left
@@derek5336 yes, I would consider living somewhere like Montana, but the whole US economy and politics and all that crap Is just a rat race. It gets extremely tiring. Over time the country will self correct, but it's at a low for sure.
@@BFVsnypEz at least there's places where you can escape everything in the us, it's also so much of a scale, compared to England due to it being small there isn't much difference in areas in terms of degeneracy etc but in the us there's places that are far worse than anywhere in England, as this kind of behaviour and culture is a us export but there's also pure Christian communities where people get married virgins etc, there's lots of untouched areas in the states that's just incredible to me, and the cheap land ofc
@@derek5336 I'm not talking about england, england is just a mini united states
@@BFVsnypEz i know you aren't talking about England, I simply used it as a comparative example in how there aren't really any places to escape what you are talking about in England but in the United States there are such places due to the raw size and the polarization of different areas
Hats off to you Nigel for not going along with x, y and z. I remember sitting down with my Parents telling them everything that's going on/planned. To start with they thought I was losing my mind. They actually came outright and said I was OTT about it all. I remember being stood there at their house telling them that yes, it does sound crazy but I'm telling you the truth. Obviously, as the months have past by they don't think I'm a nutjob lol. Last week someone said to me why aren't the sleepers getting it with regards to all that's going on. I said well for now, they're too busy being distracted with the footy and christmas. I then said believe me, when they experience real financial pain and lose practically everything that they've ever worked for including their home when they can't make the monthly mortgage/rental payments and their job they will soon wake from their slumber. A couple of months ago I had someone say to me that they're so pleased they had x3 cups of tea as they went onto say that they feel protected now. The week before last, I had someone ask me why I was so against the cups of tea. My reply was I'm against them due to the amount of AR's and the fact that millions are now in a grave yard. They looked at me gone out. They most probably still believe that the C one Niner Toe is real lol. I have only had a handful of people come outright and say that they deeply regret the cuppas. The rest have gone awfully quiet.
Brilliant post, Vanessa. Two things (1) Fewer people are turning up for concerts 3. 4. 5 etc. This behaviour pattern shows that they know they're no longer trusting of the government. (2) asking people to wear a slave muzzle in return for furlough was an easy sell. As you say, when they lose their home, and their leased Chelsea Tractor goes back, their desire to conform to the latest thing - Slava Ukraine, global climate warming change, whatever, won't be there. These people are selfish virtue-signallers - just as ruthless as Klaus and the Gang.
@@nigelwatson2750 Thank you. Keep on doing the uploads. We love your channel. Yes, I agree with all you've just said. (I agree with everything else that you speak about too). It's a 100% true story. Enjoy the rest of your day/week.
Much respect to you and your wife for acting proactively. Your deep insight into where things are headed has served you well. I also admire Lynette Zang for developing her bug out spot in the Arizona mountains. It's gratifying to see people follow their own advice.
You are in charge if your own life.
@@nigelwatson2750 True, but I also got a heads up from the Holy Spirit in late 2016. I was told very clearly that the world was going to become a very dangerous place. In 2017 I started turning my vacation spot in the country into a self-sustaining bug-out property equipped for full time living. Sure enough, when March 2020 came around I realized immediately what was actually happening and that it was not at all what was being sold to us. I moved to the country within the month.
@@vishyswa Well done. And, God bless to you and yours.
@@nigelwatson2750 There's a good amount of psychological relief in being prepared, but the sheer amount of corruption engulfing the world does tend to dampen the spirits.
@@vishyswa God tells us to be joyful: that's our responsibility.
I've been living abroad for 17 years, and up until the warmongering started I was going back. You might think I'm crazy trying to to get back in to UK, but... I've been living in Australia all this time. And yes, it has been that crazy here, that the crazy back there seemed more palatable.
DEAGLE. he said the USA would fall harder than the Soviet Union
I still have the original screenshot of Deagel's page showing they estimate by 2025 the UK population being down to just 15 million
How can that be when UK keep taking in immigrants?
I admire your values & agree with many of your views. Although I would like to leave the UK, it would need to be somewhere warm due to my chronic arthritis. However those opportunities are long gone since I'm not able to work. Best wishes from a Blackburn man 🤞
Sell up, and move somewhere warm - double-win! There are some warm countries which have a much lower cost of living in the UK
@@autumn5852 He's not jumping ship nor leaving anyone in the sh1t. Who's now in the sh1t because Nigel left UK?. Prioritising his family's welfare, & obviously better off for it, isn't jumping ship in any context. I would also leave the UK to live in a warmer country if I could afford it. I wouldn't be jumping ship, I'd be improving my health conditions.
@Autumn Well that was a reply.....& some!. Maybe more akin to a sermon, lol. Firstly, I'm not particularly religious & I don't watch Nigel's channel for his religious beliefs. Your last paragraph states that you are not judging Nigel, but you clearly are judging him, especially around his religious behaviour. I noticed that you never mentioned his wife or son, as if he is solely responsible for the decision to move to Finland. Does your view of Nigel jumping ship also apply to his wife leaving Finland to live here in the UK?. If so, does that mean she has redeemed herself by returning to her native country?. Since I'm not religious I don't like to debate religions & their understandings. For every christian there is a muslim, & then a hindu, followed by numerous other religions. Religion itself is usually borne out of which country folks are born into. If you're born in India, you will likely be hindu, if you're born in western countries you'll likely be christian etc.. It does seem that which ever religion is the right one, that makes the others the wrong ones. I don't object to others & their religious choices, but for me, well I'm just not wise enough to know. & that's not a cop out, it's simply the truth. Although I like to think that I am relatively informed (hence my name), I also acknowledge my limitations. I'm not informed of many other things such as quantum physics or astronomy, so it's not just religion that I fall short on. As for Nigel & his family, he saw an opportunity & grabbed it with both hands. It's a big commitment moving to another country, (done the formal way) & I'm glad it's working out well for them.
@@nigelwatson2750 I don't own my home & I'm reliant on sickness benefits. I'd move abroad in a heartbeat if I could work & support myself. 😫
Absolutely 100% agree with you. Very well said. I wonder if Finland would accept a yoga teacher, somatic coach and an IT account manager?
Yes, get on linked in. That's what my friend from Kazakstan did. A Finnish firm hired him. And last time I looked, Kazakstan are NOT a member of the EU.
Nope
Nigel I salute you. Fortune favours the brave!
As a retiree I'm currently looking at relocating to South America. Yes there are risks but my feeling is the risks of staying in UK are far higher.
People think this winter is going to be difficult but my prediction is that the winter of 23/24 will far worse.
I think that you're spot on. That said, I have hope that the BMW driving sheep will kick-off when they have their stuff stolen from them by the WEF puppets running Britain.
@@nigelwatson2750 me too!
@@nigelwatson2750 lol, when they can no longer afford their rented 'prestige' german car they are sure to kick off!
Ecuador looks good. Where are you thinking of? Bolivia very cheap and getting safer too
@@LaurieLane Cuenca or Manta on the Pacific coast
If I didn't have an adult disabled son, we would of left too but unfortunately we're stuck here 😔
You are not alone. Stay strong.
I've always known for a very long time something of this ilk was coming down the pike but wasn't sure in exactly what form, it would take, however, when it presented itself I recognized it for the engineered plot that it was and disregarded every mandate and the concerts, masks, everything from day one, if only about 20% had shown as much resistance it would never have gotten off the ground.
I have listened to a chap called Alan Watt who is sadly no longer with us, he predicted almost just such a scenario years ago, and he was right on the money, the man was an encyclopedia of information with regard to the foul deeds of governments, the monarchies, and the like. listening to him was like discovering a kindred spirit everything he shared resonated with me, and it was very sad to hear of his death.
The problem was not so much there were too few of us but that we were isolated and it has taken us this long to start to find each other and communicate. Information that is being dropped like bombshells to the sheep now was common knowledge amongst us two years ago but we were not listened to. Now the sheep are beginning to understand most of us are probably a bit too distanced from them to help them understand. It will take a better man than me. I can't abide the idiots cheering for Matt Hancock on reality tv rather than demanding he be put on trial for the murder of old folk in care homes.
@@terrynicholson9273 Yes, I am sure that you like me, Terry, have been scorned and ridiculed for your opinions, yet, I have come to know a select few people who can see through all this bullshit, and it's almost been worth the travails just to discover them.
True, I can remember people lording Hancock at the height of the deception, and I knew early on that these poor old people in neglect homes had been culled, the man is despicable.
There was also Allan "Watts" have you ever listened to him? I recommend.
@@anthonydempsey7693 Yeah, he was a lot earlier and had totally different content, he was more of a philosopher.
@@icouldbewrongicouldberight I don't think he was married, it's still possible to listen to some of his stuff even now though, totally relevant to what's going down now.
God bless you Nigel, maximum respect, you have more courage that the whole lot that rabble in Parliament combined. I have toyed with the idea of emigrating for 20yrs or so, but now I feel it is getting more urgent. It should be clear to any UK resident that we are to become a minority very soon, and deemed surplus to requirements, unfortunately, many are still wondering why, after 3 jabs, they have got the Coof twice or even 3 times!!!!!! They STILL don't get it, it is absolutely staggering. It is incredible that I am on EXACTLY the same wavelength as you regarding all the lockdown baloney, I know a few people who are of the same mindset, some have taken the poison and bitterly regretted it, and they have my respect for being able to admit that they were wrong. Many more I suspect feel the same, but would not dare admit it, and that is just down to vanity.
I know Brits who won't admit that they were conned, but their actions tell me they know - I'm referring to their decision to turn down any more concert invitations.
@@nigelwatson2750 I jab will set you free, ha ha, never seen so many fuckwits in all my life.
@@nigelwatson2750 Just wondering what are these concert invitations you and others talk about?i don't listen to Msm anymore so maybe i'm out the loop.
@@karengozra5092 Think about it Karen, you'll figure it out it's coded because the truth hurts.
I have the original screenshot of the 2025 predictions ....UK population down to just 15 million
Avoid the concerts!
Lol, so many nut cases in this channel
I live in fairly remote part of NZ, and within the last 5 years wealthy Americans have built 3 (that we know of) bunkers in the region, these are not holiday homes but bunkers, either partially, or in one case fully underground at considerable expense. What do they know, or suspect will be coming to make them take such measures?
Nukes? Or hiding from an angry mob who have just realised they were tricked & have just realised they're the walking dead.
They want to live forever …good luck to them. Those bunkers can always have their exits blocked!
@@nigelwatson2750 Who knows, but one group of silicon valley types have bought a large private jet, large enough to take them, their families, the pilots families and probably chefs, body guards etc, from the west coast of the U.S to the South Island of NZ. It is fueled and sitting in a hanger, regularly serviced etc ready to go at a phone calls notice. Can you imagine the cost? thats not including the millions they paid for the properties in NZ. No one would sink all that money into a "what if" would they? I feel they must have solid info something is coming. Maybe the first one was a trial run, to see how it spread? and the next one will be the "herd thinner"...🤔
@@uhtred7860 Or it could be to flee from social unrest when the US economy/society collapses. I don't think a killer bug is likely as these people are cowards - they might not think their antidote might work.
@@fineweather4569 Can't run from God, either.
I have lived all my time in England (69yrs) I agree with assessment. And, as you observed, concerning the downfall of USSR, it starts at the foundations, they get a little shaky, then it all comes down. We are well past the little bit shaky stage. Peace be unto you.
Way back in 2003, after 7 years in London (originally from Worcestershire), we sold up and moved to rural France. I was sick of urban life and all that goes with it. 😉
Now I live in an old granite farmhouse, 2 acres of lawn and woodland, my own well, a river at the bottom of the road and huge forests and tracks to wander around. Foods great, people are nice.
So glad to have done it. Being in a low population area made the lockdown an inconvenience but could for most of the time be ignored as its not policed and everyone did their best to live as normal. My local bars refused to insist on checking vaccination proofs and wearing those stupid masks. I never got covid nor anyone I know....or if we did we weren't aware.
In my friends bar I had arrangements to escape out the back door should the police come around checking (a bit like the English pilots in Allo Allo 😂)
England now feels like a police state, not just the police but jobsworths of all kinds and it has encouraged that part of the population that are closet nazis who love all the controls. I see last week a woman in Birmingham was arrested for quietly "praying in her head" near an abortion clinic. Even Elizabeth I refused to rake through peoples minds at the height of Catholic persecution.....but its being done now.
Good luck in Finland 😁
Dr Dutton the Jolly Heretic also lives in Finland! I'm looking at property in Argentina.... I feel total alienation from the middle class / laptop class in UK;
When I try talking to friends about this , it's like the shutters come down. I think it's a kind of software bug that prevents people admitting they were wrong.
Honestly thought at the time myself and my wife were the only people who could see what was happening. Went to the second protest in London was shocked at the police that day discusting behaviour! But by the 7 th protest the numbers were incredible about time people woke up! Great to hear your opinions , looks like we were right about everything!
Thanks Nigel, much appreciated.
I have left the hospital (as a clinical epidemiologist from NL) after they fully went for the concerts and showed no signs of wanting to seriously debate the other side of the argument, not even as a hypothetical…
Now I work as a consultant at some corporation, which is better, yet feel that I am not there yet.
One thing is: it’s easy to lull yourself asleep thinking that things are not so bad when you do the work that I do (a bullshit job, practically). People are friendly (most are), it pays the bills, everyone is doing it, it’s socially acceptable, heck: it might even be useful work! That sort of thing…
But it’s not useful work (at least not what I am doing) and might even be considered as harmful (all the time and money that is spent on my job could be spent on so many better things…)
I think that many people do not know what work actually is, and how much of a joy work can be if it is really purposeful. I have used the furlow time well and spent it on manual purposeful labor (my wife and I bought a shop in 2020 that sells useful stuff) combined with deep thinking. I like that and feel that it should be possible to continue that. But at the same time I am losing it (again) to the usual daily mindless job routine of academic affiliated nonsense.
I am on my way out, however, but am trying to pick the moment where my departure would create the best possible outcome (so to say)….
One of the pleasant things (being still in) is to see how are other people are dealing with their current (non) existence. It’s a struggle, but since many do not know or are afraid to acknowledge where the struggle comes from (the demons you described in the previous video) it makes them struggle even more. I can still help people from within. But cautiously…
Anyway, this time has been useful to me to wake myself up, although I must always keep in mind how easy it is to be put back to sleep. Another thing is that, apart from keeping yourself awake, it is just as important to wake up others. That’s a day-time job! I very much appreciate the work you (and other commenters here) put into that.
I think we have a duty to try to wake others up, even though we know they probably won't listen. It's reminiscent of what's in the Book of Ezekiel.
Question Willem, regarding the job change and avoiding the concert. What's better being bored sh*tless at your new gig or avoiding a fatal heart attack? Congratulations on being pureblood. I do have one worry though. What if in the future (with a thinned-out world population) our blood, not being genetically altered, becomes a prize or something of high value, will that be good or bad?
@@jame1seire Good - God will not tolerate His creation being altered
Being bored is much better since at least I cannot be held responsible for potentially killing off 80-90% of the world population.
Speaking of being bored, I wouldn’t call my current job boring, even though I consider it as a bullshit job. The interesting part is that all of my colleagues seem to enjoy their work, which they consider as responsible work, with some status, etc. So I ask myself: what makes them tick?
Some (like me) might just pretend that it’s responsible work etc. But given that at least in NL 80% of the working population works for a bullshit job and not all are pretending, I find it highly interesting to try to find explanations for their behavior. All this academia affiliated jobs are bullshit jobs, just like regular journalism is, law, economics, intelligence work, you name it. Why are these people mad? - Well, I observe, and I write and to try to make (as good epidemiologist) some sense out of the nonsense. The dataset contain my colleagues with all their funny traits and behaviors. Highly interesting.
Of course there comes a time when none of this matters anymore, since bullshit jobs will disappear.
They already find it difficult to find employees for bullshit jobs. Why is that?
Well, maybe some have seen the light and decided that life is more than shiny, responsible, status confirming, well paid bullshit work. Would not be a bad outcome, wouldn’t it?
Anyway. Thanks for your question.
@@jame1seire That has crossed my mind, especially as the blood has altered for many and is full of tiny clots and long blood clots/white fibers,organs will be in demand for the elite who plan to live for ever and a day once they own everything.
Greatings from Warsaw, Thank you for your programs.
Great story Nigel and much respect. 👍🏻😎
I feel very lucky to have had my 2 sons and wife 100% by my side through the madness. Both my boys wearing mask exempt lanyards and pissing off the Guardian fanatics at school! 😂
I only regret giving in to the 1 hour a day outside rule due to living next to a Karen (called Karen?!?). I laughed at the pot bangers, the nappy wearers and cried for the Britney fans....especially the kids.
God bless every one of us. 👍🏻😎❤🙏🏻
You are a very intelligent man....God bless you and your family.
And God bless to you and yours
Lol
@@meilong2338 Do you KNOW what used to happen in the old days when someone did not contribute to a conversation and simply laughed? ....... let me just say that .....those days were better!
@@jimw7916 lol, typical deluded brexiteer talking about the good old fart days
@@meilong2338 im an Aussie I could not care less about Brexit!
I think you chose well, I live in rural France so lockdown for me was non existent. The cities were very different though.
I’m going to stay put, I’m happy here
The countryside is the way forward.
I was considering rural France, a bit hesitant because of politics. On the other hand: the French don’t like authorities. Do you feel still free and safe?
@@t.t.margaux3600 Yes, yes, and yes! Finland is like paradise on earth compared to the UK. I think even Helsinki would appear so.
There are pockets of sanity throughout the world. Sweden used more common sense and did not lockdown and Florida is a free state relative to the rest of the U.S.
Thanks for the talk, some very interesting insights about Finland and your decision to move there. It looks like a beautiful place to live but I’m not sure I could handle the winters myself. I thought I was being brave when I was pretty much the only one on the entire London underground without a nap 18 months ago but of course everyone were strangers who I never had to see again. To do it every day surrounded by disappoving people you know is something else. Some more talks about Finland would be great in future vids, cheers.
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I did much the same as Nigel, in September 2020, I drove to Sweden from Hook of Holland for a whole month, the sense of freedom was wonderful. I spent 2 days in a mountain hut sharing a bunk room with 6 other people. I had to smile when a Swede ask how to get into the Sauna and I told him it was closed because of Covid, the Swedes were blissfully unaware of what was happening in UK and else where. It felt like Paradise lost, as I drove back over the bridge to Demark and I felt sinking feeling when I saw the EU flag with DE on it and winter in the UK 20/21 proved. that. I decided to give up the cottage I was renting and with aim of going back to Sweden for skiing, but the Fascist regime were fining £5000 anyone going on holiday in March, so I created a business trip to our software supplier in Ukraine. I left on 15 April 21 for Hook of Holland then drove to Ukraine, I played the theme to the Great Escape when I crossed the border. I stayed 3 months in Ukraine before getting the ferry from Odessa to Georgia across the Black Sea, where I have been ever since and have no plans to return at the moment. If you can remote work there is no reason to stay in the UK, most of the rest of the world is far cheaper to live in, even Swedish cabin in rural area with a wood burner is cheaper and nicer to rent. If we all left then the Davos crowd tax base is gone, which will accelerate the collapse, but Sunak / CCP fanboy Hunt regime, don't appear to realise that. So sadly I am loosing hope the collapse can be avoided, the Davos cult are all in now for their Brave New World. The climate is going to have to turn significantly colder to over turn Net Zero, like a 1963 UK Winter.
You're a wise man indeed....
It's good to hear someone who understands what is going on. I stopped listening to mainstream media around 15 years ago, I had started to understand what was coming. I never complied, I have tried hard to help family and friends but they still don't get it🙄
PS I'm from Guildford too, and I've got an old Guildford mate living in Finland with a Finnish wife.
Where in Finland?
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@@nigelwatson2750 Karintie ? That's from memory, not 100% , I've been over a couple of times, but at least 10 years ago, had a great time, including walking in a frozen lake
*on😀
Well done on making it to Finland! Very much agree, was a bit strange being the odd one out from the beginning. Thankfully we can see clearly now that we are many. Looks like a great place to live out amongst the snowy forest there. We also considered the move at that time but it seemed the restrictions would be just as strict as my home country.
There will be other places - if you want to move, move. Anything is possible!
You are one of the only people that give credit to the people who have said no, it is really great to get some positive feedback, our stories are so similar. You are right in so much you say, remainers just want the option to move abroad, they lack the guts required to do anything about it. I laugh about the face nappies, in Portugal I went to my 5 year old daughter's school leaving award do, about the same, 200 villagers, teachers and local politicians, I was the only one at the OUTDOOR event without a mask. We had security, jobs accomodation in PT, no freedom though. We packed up a van, a car, no jobs, no house, some savings and drove over 3000km on a fake PCR to Sweden. Got jobs, bought a house and are getting cracking with a free life. Thank you for your work on this, it is uplifting. Mark, from Carlisle UK!
Solzhenitsyn said that , after all the warning signs of totalitarianism under the Bolsheviks and Stalin and the russian people's acquiescence.."quite simply..we deserved everything we got"...or words to that effect. The same applies to the UK 2022 onwards.
“What worked so wonderfully in Russia is going to become Reality for the whole world”.
(The American Hebrew Magazine, New York, September 10, 1920)
Holodomor
Hopefully, people will wake-up. I think back to some of the posh parents I knew from school. I don't think they'll enjoy all their assets being stolen from them - I'm thinking Sebastian from Surrey who wears jeans, flip-flops, and no socks* summer attire only*
Thanks Nigel, just stumbled on your channel and whole-heartedly agree with your summary of events. Excellent! It’s great your family unit have a unified view and were able to make the move. I expect many families will be split and all pulling in different directions … it’s amazing the number of people to this day don’t know about the Psyop that they and their families have endured and are still enduring …
Good for you man. Thanks for sharing your story. I'm an aussie living in finland since 2007, in espoo now. I taught english for a few years then got got retrained as a physio (in Pori) and have now got perm job.
Boris Johnston said on camera "maybe we could feed the humans to the animals to reduce the population"!
I remember that
That's moved along now - human can nab alism now being promoted.
@bartley butsford I'm old enough to have seen that film as a new release. Had a ring of truth about it even then.
Paraguay has been a popular choice, especially with Germans recently. I also was researching many different options, the climate is a bit warm there for me.
Years prior I emigrated from UK to Australia, where Dec 2019 I grew to realize the situation may actually be worse. Nobody who was not important or rich was allowed to enter or leave, but you could request special exemption under exceptional circumstances and most applications were refused. That was very worrying and I recall exactly two years ago I decided to leave, deciding very quickly saying we need to take a chance right now, even though the borders were closed, or we may never get out. After about 8 months, wrapped everything up, closed my business, and applied for an exemption, after a nerve wracking wait, it was granted. Flew out and found a different world on the other side.
I have to say the biggest fear was the language. Which turns is actually not an issue.
Well done for getting out. At one stage I was worried that we would get stuck in the UK. All rational thought by most living in the UK had gone by November 2020
Good you left!
Where are you now?💞
Would you mind sharing the name of the country you moved to? And, whether you are happy to have gone there? Am thinking of making a move myself.
I'm a Brit in Finland too, lived here since 2017. It was a choice between Finland or Germany, and boy am I glad I didn't pick Germany!
Where are you, Uusimaa?
@@nigelwatson2750 Yep, just outside the capital
Great reasons for moving to Finland and I don’t blame u one bit. Very wise move I would say for sure and good luck to u Nigel and your family. I thoroughly enjoyed listening to this video as I do with all u put up. Excellent work and I always look forward to hearing what u have to say as I agree with u 100%. God bless 🙏🏼👍🙏🏼
I will continue to speak out dear Nigel as there are still so many people out there in this country and all around me who are all totally hypnotised, under a deep spell, and I urgently need to do something about it. This world is so totally messed up it's absolutely horrifying! The only comfort I find these days are in playing my music and staying close to my hubby and friends. Playing my piano is what keep me sane in these totally insane and terrifying times! I've also been struggling badly with my health, spending this last year recovering from major surgery, and the thought of the NHS in complete ruins as it is really terrifies me. 100,000 nurses and also paramedics and a whole load of other workers in the NHS will start crippling strikes in the coming weeks which will bring the NHS to a complete shut down. It's absolutely horrific, the stuff of nightmares! How dare these people who's job it is to help save lives go on strike! Just what the blazes is this country coming to???? All this garbage about those Britney Spears concerts too! Thankfully I had the sense to avoid those and will always do so! Anyway there's a real bumpy ride ahead, so yes everyone needs to be warned. We are definitely in the end days now, it's all in Revelation 13 as clear as day. Please take care all here. I keep everyone in my prayers, and thank you so much dear Nigel for all your tremendously hard work warning and advising everyone with your amazing videos. Your bible studies are fantastic! God bless you and your family always.
Thanks, Carolyn, let's continue to pray for each other. God bless you and yours
All "leaders" are fully signed up to Sustainable development especially the Finnish disco queen leader.
There is hope here. We had Krista Kuiru stand for mayor in Pori and she was hammered by an independent candidate.
Listening to what you did makes me feel a little ashamed of my meagre resistance.
Every day is a new day. Forget about the past, and start looking towards the future: just go for it!
Really enjoyed watching this and listening to your pearls of wisdom and sound advice! Obviously you had the advantage of having had a wife and son who were already Finnish citizens, but all the same, well done on making this decision! Wishing you all the very best!
Here in the UK, the convideo zealots and the avid tea-drinkers have gone a bit quiet lately and are avoiding talking about such things. It's quite ironic considering 12 months ago when one of the feckers in the gym sauna told me that (in his opinion) I should be arrested and locked up, and that I was stopping the country from _'getting back to normal'._ A full-on police-state advocate.
I sat in that sauna and thought to myself, _'Wow. this fat asian guy can barely speak English, yet here he is in my country telling me that I should be imprisoned'._ You really couldn't make it up.
Plenty of would-be Nazis out there, sadly. They're just watching and waiting for their opportunity to act out their sad, authoritarian, wet-dreams.
@@nigelwatson2750 And my maternal grandfather took a few bullets in WW2 to defend the freedoms of such people. How quickly they wanted to throw it all away. Shameful.
Fortunately, many of those concert goers are experiencing problems and have heard of those in their group who have expired…. Give them something to think about. They can’t exactly reverse their situation so are not willing to speak about it. They’re terrified. Serve them right
@@fineweather4569 I think you're right. There's one guy in my gym who was laughing at me 6 months ago for my 'anti-tea' position. However, a few weeks ago he actually asked me, _'what do you think will happen to people who have taken the tea?'_ and he's been quiet and sheepish around me lately. I told him that I don't really know and that it is all now too late anyway - the damage has been done.
Then he began talking about depop. Maybe the cogs have begun to turn in his tiny mind (3 years too late). Depop is the least of his problems.
Don't concern yourself about these meat puppets. Nature does not reward stupidity..nor should it.
Really liked your presentation, your freedom-loving attitude, your winter walk in Finland. Thank you.
Thanks for sharing your personal life experiences and thoughts with us. I certainly wish you and your family the best. Hope to see more videos. Merry Christmas!
Thanks, and Merry Christmas to you and yours.
Thank you for posting this video. Takes a lot of guts to do what you have done. Also the fact that you recognised the state of the UK, I am extremely fearful as to what waits for us here...........
Anyway well done, wishing you every happiness, the Finns are a great people
I commend you . I've never been to Finland, just looked at photos and judging by them it looks magical. As a Uk resident incidentally not far from Gulidford! everywhere is becoming more and more congested . So moving from a 60/70million populated island to Sparsely populated Finland I'm sure makes a huge difference to say the least!
A very warm welcome to our great country, sir! It was very interesting and eye-opening to hear about your thought process and your lived experience of conditions in Britain compared to here. Makes me appreciate being here even more. Best of luck to you and your loved ones as we head into the great civilisational crisis of our time. May be happy, healthy and prosperous!
Kiitos!
Keep speaking out dear Nigel, we all totally applaud your ministry here! You're doing an absolutely fantastic job. God bless you. Warmest wishes from the UK.
I was at the first rally in Trafalgar Square friend 👍
I'm so glad I've found your channel. You're voicing my thoughts. I live in Greece with my Greek husband who I persuaded to sell our business and for us to retire early. I felt so uncertain about the future I just wanted us to have fun!
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Bless you dear Nigel and thank you so much! I will keep on praying for you and your family. Very best wishes from Carolyn
Wonderful video, sir. Thank you. All the best for you and your family in our beautiful country.
Kiitos paljon ja Jumala siunatkoon sinua!
@@nigelwatson2750 Erinomaista suomea! Kiitos samoin!
Hi Nigel I know Lahti, got train from There to Mosco.w Loved the winters in Finland
Sadly I have an 84 year old Mother who would be unable to move anywhere
Not sadly, time is a gift, enjoy the time you have with your mum, you’ll miss her when she’s gone.👍
I totally relate to your history of events, bless you for sharing. Thanks you
God bless to you and yours. Merry CHRIST-mass.
Warm welcome to coastal Finland! Found this through my recommendations and pressed subscribe halfway through. Greetings from Turku.
I never wore a face nappy either 💪 I was mobbed for it a few times by authoritarian personalities. Stressful. And i never knew for ages that 'exemptions' were just something you claim to have, and don't have to prove! Which was stupid and made it even worse for me as the hassle was constant..
I think masks were a lot about demoralizing us, illustrating that nobody else is doubting anything like we are. For a social creature that's very stressful. As is doing anything you know is pointless just because "it's the rules".
Well done for resisting the PC authoritarians
@@nigelwatson2750 you too!
I was there at the protest in Trafalgar Square in September 2020. After glowing things were said about the police throughout the event they proceeded to form a skirmish line and move in on the crowd by force. I was nearly attacked! I now think the authorities let that event take place so they could make an example of it for the news cameras.
Definitely
Very interesting, thanks for sharing.
Very comprehensive video, thank you. I'm in Scotland, not too bad as England, but the want to move to Finland has always been there since I was actually there. Hoping I can get a place working somewhere this year.
I had, identical experiences being in many situations, the only one showing my face amongst a sea of muzzles, I also attended the demos you mentioned. I really enjoy your insightful talks.
Nigel, you're a true Christian soldier :wishing you and your family all the best in Finland.
God bless you and yours, Jimmy.
Great video, you are a brave soul! We left Austria for the same reasons and went to ... Finland 😄 ! I think the whole world is turning mad, that's why I'd rather be somewhere in the countryside far away from everything where I just don't have to care that much about all that crap they are deciding. Wish you a happy Christmas time, greetings from Turku! 😊
Hauska tutustua, tervasin Porissa
Love your videos mate, thank you.
Fab, so many don’t see what we see. Good for you and agree with everything you’re saying because I’ve said for a long time!
Well done for voting with your feet and getting out.
It was the right thing for us to do.
"I didn't want to live in a country that could dictate when you could see your own mother". 100% agree, but look how many of the UK public were scared into betraying even their own neighbours to the police. Disgraceful behaviour.
Great listening to you talking Nigel.
I've felt everything you've felt over the last few years and it's nice to know there are others thinking the same. It's staggering how many supposedly intelligent people can't see what is going on. Everything is changing and nothing makes any sense. Keep it up mate, good luck to you.
Thanks.
Very true, super mate. Thanks for sharing.
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My friend lives in Finland, he loves it.
I love it too, but it won't be for everybody - some people prefer ego, status, and social-class games, over a more honest existence, living closer to nature.
@@nigelwatson2750 yeah I plan to visit, it sounds like a great place with great people 👍😊
@@tonytigervarley The people are hilarious - they tolerate zero BS
@@nigelwatson2750 I talk to my friend pretty much every day, I've been teaching him what's going on in the world, he was totally blind to it all until I started working on him 💯👍
@@tonytigervarley Well done, we all must do this.
I was born in 1960, in Romania, and I lived 30 years under communism and the following 32 years in a society that tried to become free, called Romania. Nigel, you are absolutely right in everything you say and the decision to move to Finland is a good decision. However, you have to be very careful, because Finland is also led by people appointed by Klaun SSCweiz, the head of the WEFF.
Great video very informative and accurate👍
Glad to get you Nigel to finland(Welcome). Good to hear you are thinking like me, we have so many same thinking awake people across the globe.
I would have thought New Zealand couldn't go that route, but they did. No underpants for me on my face ever, except to be able to visit my dying mother in the nursing home after having been prohibited for her final year of life.
Very sad, William. Doctors and nurses around the world have shown their true colours.
Finland is going fast downhill.. I bet it'll take close to decade when people wake up. Finland as an physical object is great place to explore tho :)
Great videos Nigel. Many of us in the emerald Isle reacted the same way you did early on when we saw something going on
Tim from "fair Play Now" shared about you, I watched your video, I'm the Marty he spoke about with Lee, really glad to have come across you, God bless.
And God bless you too
Nice one, Nigel!👍
Glad you enjoyed it
Thank God I’m not alone….. I really enjoyed the way you so clearly articulated the zombie apocalypse…. the blank stares from the indoctrinated and petrified etc. I live in a remote part of Hertfordshire and ignored all tbe rules, we had a few sane people around for dinner and could strole accross tbe countryside. Props to you for taking a stand and making the move. Looking back you try to say to people “now don’t you see how mad it all was” but they just go dead behind the eyes and seem to have no recollection or acknowledgement. How have you got on with tbe language in Finland?
I already know enough to get by.
I envy you so much. every word you said about the last two years resonated with me 100%. I couldn’t have put it better, all the best for the future. And I really mean that.
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You live near Yyteri! I love it there! I live in Espoo! Been in Finland for over 20 years, moved here from Portugal! And interesting what ypu told about the predictions for Finland’s population. I’ve been thinking all this time the cookies given here have been different because hardly anyone I know who had them here, including over 80, have had health issues or SADS, unlike what we see from so many other places.
I planned my move after a couple of years of Tony Blair. I really could see it coming. My wife wanted to know where to and her instruction was any place outside of the EU. We chose Montenegro. A great place for all real U.K. people to move to. Been there now 17 years.
Well done.
Stay there, we, the real U.K. people don’t need you here
I am thinking the same. The system is very broken and our institutions have been taken over. Prepping for 2 years now and on my way out of the larger city.
Thanks, what an eyeopener.
Can't say I blame you. I've thought of doing the same but not Finland (seems too cold). Very interesting video and gives me further food for thought.
Good, speak up and talk to others about what's been done to us.