Was asked by a Subscriber to give my perspective on Mexico.
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From what I know, speaking to a friend originally from Guadalajara, with family still there, here’s what she shared:
• Many parts of Mexico are free from hysteria, masks, restrictions, etc. Major centres are playing the game, but it’s definitely not everywhere.
• El Presidente is very loved by the people (not the news). He’s making lots of moves to get Coca-Cola out of the country, to support local farming practices, to restore villages and how they function as a local economy.
• He doesn’t like the mask, he is following some of the Covid stuff for “show”, but is not “an enforcer”. He regularly speaks out against the covid-status-quo.
• Her family is currently worried for her safety in Canada. From their perspective, Canada looks like a place to leave. (In the 15 years she’s been here, they’ve never said that to her until recently).
• She believes Mexico contains too many separate and distinct small cultures/villages to ever fall prey to new world order policies.
• The population, outside of resort towns, has strong family structures, thus less controllable through government systems.
• Mexico is not dangerous unless you make stupid moves and make it dangerous. It’s far safer than we are told.
• Many villages and towns WELCOME expats from America, Canada, and Europe.
• She is considering buying farm land and setting up a legal path to bring Canadians into Mexico. Providing an exit plan for Canadians to settle in, handle paperwork, and stay in Mexico for the long haul (3-10 years), while Canada plunges into a communist winter. (Interesting option to keep open...)
• The weather also keeps Mexico’s people independent in many ways. Canadians are vulnerable to corrupt government/food systems, in part, because of our weather. (There’s also protection in that too, if you’re fully sovereign. Depends on your perspective).
So yes, this is all anecdotal. But I have spoken with her face-to-face many times throughout Covid. She’s very perceptive, and she offers me insights into Mexico that also align with Jeff Berwick’s experiences.
I have an Aunt and Uncle who moved to a farm there 5 years ago. Will be connecting with them soon to ask more questions. Stay tuned! In
🇲🇽
From what I know, speaking to a friend originally from Guadalajara, with family still there, here’s what she shared:
• Many parts of Mexico are free from hysteria, masks, restrictions, etc. Major centres are playing the game, but it’s definitely not everywhere.
• El Presidente is very loved by the people (not the news). He’s making lots of moves to get Coca-Cola out of the country, to support local farming practices, to restore villages and how they function as a local economy.
• He doesn’t like the mask, he is following some of the Covid stuff for “show”, but is not “an enforcer”. He regularly speaks out against the covid-status-quo.
• Her family is currently worried for her safety in Canada. From their perspective, Canada looks like a place to leave. (In the 15 years she’s been here, they’ve never said that to her until recently).
• She believes Mexico contains too many separate and distinct small cultures/villages to ever fall prey to new world order policies.
• The population, outside of resort towns, has strong family structures, thus less controllable through government systems.
• Mexico is not dangerous unless you make stupid moves and make it dangerous. It’s far safer than we are told.
• Many villages and towns WELCOME expats from America, Canada, and Europe.
• She is considering buying farm land and setting up a legal path to bring Canadians into Mexico. Providing an exit plan for Canadians to settle in, handle paperwork, and stay in Mexico for the long haul (3-10 years), while Canada plunges into a communist winter. (Interesting option to keep open...)
• The weather also keeps Mexico’s people independent in many ways. Canadians are vulnerable to corrupt government/food systems, in part, because of our weather. (There’s also protection in that too, if you’re fully sovereign. Depends on your perspective).
So yes, this is all anecdotal. But I have spoken with her face-to-face many times throughout Covid. She’s very perceptive, and she offers me insights into Mexico that also align with Jeff Berwick’s experiences.
I have an Aunt and Uncle who moved to a farm there 5 years ago. Will be connecting with them soon to ask more questions. Stay tuned! In
If you’re over 30 and still wondering IF you should have kids, consider the possibility you suffered brainwashing. I know I have and still trying to course-correct. Feeling super retarded. That’s a question women and men should be asking themselves and deciding upon in their early TWENTIES! Don’t wait to prioritize finding a partner and starting a family. Don’t fall for the anti-family propaganda. Get your shit together, find the right person. PRIORITIZE IT. Sooner, the better.
Forwarded from David Avocado Wolfe
Nobody has any idea where oil comes from or how it is formed within the Earth. It’s all theoretical and unprovable and is constantly misproven. Evidence of old oil Wells filling up again years later may indicate that oil is an unlimited resource.
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👆🏻OIL: It is abundant. Like crops, give an area some rest, oil comes back. Nature is self-replenishing and renewable. Some renewal cycles are long and some cycles are short. The evidence is all around us.
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👆🏻OIL: It is abundant. Like crops, give an area some rest, oil comes back. Nature is self-replenishing and renewable. Some renewal cycles are long and some cycles are short. The evidence is all around us.
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