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Ol argedco luciftias said:
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sahasraraBliss666 said:
OP, I do not recommend coming to Australia. If you do, do your research because each state is run differently. They (governing bodies) are too incompetent at managing Covid here (and in general). Testing ques for Covid are 5+ hours in some states, and all rapid antigen tests are selling out fast. And like Ol said, Concentration camps were welcomed with open arms here by our general populace.Ol argedco luciftias said:
The people might even take me there themselves, if not indirectly, when it comes time. 
sahasraraBliss666 said:
NinRick said:
sahasraraBliss666 said:
Ol argedco luciftias said:
Ol argedco luciftias said:
Ol argedco luciftias said:
sahasraraBliss666 said:
sahasraraBliss666 said:
Ol argedco luciftias said:
sahasraraBliss666 said:
sublimestatanist said:sahasraraBliss666 said:
The responses here are right on. Australia is terrible. You can't even walk outside without a mask on in some places (I think it was Queensland?) Recently there were reports exploding through the internet on how the police were using microwave radiation weapons at protests. Countless people were posting videos and pictures on how they got burns on their faces. Some reported extreme body pain, headaches, etc.
The politicians there are nothing short of criminally insane sadists. I'd definitely suggest Canada over Australia.
Currently I live in western Canada. The mask mandates are actually being lifted today and not long ago they lifted restrictions for un(altered) people to dine at restaurants.
Things are looking positive overall but it can always change. Trudeau is very cunning but a lot of the normies hate him nowadays. All the false promises, constant segregation and changing of the goalposts have made people fed up with the Government, here and world-wide.
In Western Canada (BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan) people are fairly respectful. Alberta and Saskatchewan are more conservative than BC, though the people of BC seem fairly liberal (left) albeit quasi-awake. It's mostly the mayors and how they run things that makes it more liberal; namely carbon-consciousness and nature preservation (the later is positive albeit costly). There has also been amazing push-back there and the people aren't too badly oppressed. They have beautiful mountains, tall pine trees, hot springs, great coffee, wineries and lots farms growing fruit. It's a very earthy and nice place. Alberta (outside of the city) has many farms (mostly grain/livestock) and lakes with a few mountains to the west (near Calgary). There are many trees in the cities and around lakes and acreages. Saskatchewan is a pancake - fields and fields of farmland yet they have several large lakes. The cities there have many trees as well.
One thing to note is their tax rate is 12%, Saskatchewan is 11% and Alberta is 5%. Wages make up for it, though real estate and gas prices are much higher in BC than in Alberta and Saskatchewan.
Places like Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick (east) are more like Australia. The police are brutal there and people seem very divided. I've never visited but the videos I've seen coming from those places are far worse than what I've seen here in the west. I'm not too sure about Manitoba but looking at the video reports on bitchute the police seem to have arrested and fined people, barred seniors from restaurants, etc. They also erected some Covid-camps.
P.E.I, Newfoundland and Nova Scotia (farthest to the east) aren't too bad. They have a lot of blue-collar people, lots of fishing etc and there aren't many reports of police misconduct.
Up north (Yukon, NWT) it's fairly blue-collar. Those places cost more to live due of shipping and how there are many small towns. People in Canada don't move there; it's more secluded and built on small communities, many of them native/aboriginal. They do a lot of oil drilling and many people move there periodically for work.
Hopefully other Canadians can chime in. I wish you a safe journey.
sublimestatanist said:sahasraraBliss666 said:
The responses here are right on. Australia is terrible. You can't even walk outside without a mask on in some places (I think it was Queensland?) Recently there were reports exploding through the internet on how the police were using microwave radiation weapons at protests. Countless people were posting videos and pictures on how they got burns on their faces. Some reported extreme body pain, headaches, etc.
The politicians there are nothing short of criminally insane sadists. I'd definitely suggest Canada over Australia.
Currently I live in western Canada. The mask mandates are actually being lifted today and not long ago they lifted restrictions for un(altered) people to dine at restaurants.
Things are looking positive overall but it can always change. Trudeau is very cunning but a lot of the normies hate him nowadays. All the false promises, constant segregation and changing of the goalposts have made people fed up with the Government, here and world-wide.
In Western Canada (BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan) people are fairly respectful. Alberta and Saskatchewan are more conservative than BC, though the people of BC seem fairly liberal (left) albeit quasi-awake. It's mostly the mayors and how they run things that makes it more liberal; namely carbon-consciousness and nature preservation (the later is positive albeit costly). There has also been amazing push-back there and the people aren't too badly oppressed. They have beautiful mountains, tall pine trees, hot springs, great coffee, wineries and lots farms growing fruit. It's a very earthy and nice place. Alberta (outside of the city) has many farms (mostly grain/livestock) and lakes with a few mountains to the west (near Calgary). There are many trees in the cities and around lakes and acreages. Saskatchewan is a pancake - fields and fields of farmland yet they have several large lakes. The cities there have many trees as well.
One thing to note is their tax rate is 12%, Saskatchewan is 11% and Alberta is 5%. Wages make up for it, though real estate and gas prices are much higher in BC than in Alberta and Saskatchewan.
Places like Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick (east) are more like Australia. The police are brutal there and people seem very divided. I've never visited but the videos I've seen coming from those places are far worse than what I've seen here in the west. I'm not too sure about Manitoba but looking at the video reports on bitchute the police seem to have arrested and fined people, barred seniors from restaurants, etc. They also erected some Covid-camps.
P.E.I, Newfoundland and Nova Scotia (farthest to the east) aren't too bad. They have a lot of blue-collar people, lots of fishing etc and there aren't many reports of police misconduct.
Up north (Yukon, NWT) it's fairly blue-collar. Those places cost more to live due of shipping and how there are many small towns. People in Canada don't move there; it's more secluded and built on small communities, many of them native/aboriginal. They do a lot of oil drilling and many people move there periodically for work.
Hopefully other Canadians can chime in. I wish you a safe journey.
Ol argedco luciftias said:
sahasraraBliss666 said:sublimestatanist said:sahasraraBliss666 said:
The responses here are right on. Australia is terrible. You can't even walk outside without a mask on in some places (I think it was Queensland?) Recently there were reports exploding through the internet on how the police were using microwave radiation weapons at protests. Countless people were posting videos and pictures on how they got burns on their faces. Some reported extreme body pain, headaches, etc.
The politicians there are nothing short of criminally insane sadists. I'd definitely suggest Canada over Australia.
Currently I live in western Canada. The mask mandates are actually being lifted today and not long ago they lifted restrictions for un(altered) people to dine at restaurants.
Things are looking positive overall but it can always change. Trudeau is very cunning but a lot of the normies hate him nowadays. All the false promises, constant segregation and changing of the goalposts have made people fed up with the Government, here and world-wide.
In Western Canada (BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan) people are fairly respectful. Alberta and Saskatchewan are more conservative than BC, though the people of BC seem fairly liberal (left) albeit quasi-awake. It's mostly the mayors and how they run things that makes it more liberal; namely carbon-consciousness and nature preservation (the later is positive albeit costly). There has also been amazing push-back there and the people aren't too badly oppressed. They have beautiful mountains, tall pine trees, hot springs, great coffee, wineries and lots farms growing fruit. It's a very earthy and nice place. Alberta (outside of the city) has many farms (mostly grain/livestock) and lakes with a few mountains to the west (near Calgary). There are many trees in the cities and around lakes and acreages. Saskatchewan is a pancake - fields and fields of farmland yet they have several large lakes. The cities there have many trees as well.
One thing to note is their tax rate is 12%, Saskatchewan is 11% and Alberta is 5%. Wages make up for it, though real estate and gas prices are much higher in BC than in Alberta and Saskatchewan.
Places like Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick (east) are more like Australia. The police are brutal there and people seem very divided. I've never visited but the videos I've seen coming from those places are far worse than what I've seen here in the west. I'm not too sure about Manitoba but looking at the video reports on bitchute the police seem to have arrested and fined people, barred seniors from restaurants, etc. They also erected some Covid-camps.
P.E.I, Newfoundland and Nova Scotia (farthest to the east) aren't too bad. They have a lot of blue-collar people, lots of fishing etc and there aren't many reports of police misconduct.
Up north (Yukon, NWT) it's fairly blue-collar. Those places cost more to live due of shipping and how there are many small towns. People in Canada don't move there; it's more secluded and built on small communities, many of them native/aboriginal. They do a lot of oil drilling and many people move there periodically for work.
Hopefully other Canadians can chime in. I wish you a safe journey.
Hmm nice. Thank you. But now I'm definitely going to UK. Did I make a right decision? For Canada, my profile was too weak for study visa and gap years..
Is UK the place to be? Good in these times? I can move to Canada from there after 3-4 years with work experience....
sublimestatanist said:sahasraraBliss666 said:sublimestatanist said:The responses here are right on. Australia is terrible. You can't even walk outside without a mask on in some places (I think it was Queensland?) Recently there were reports exploding through the internet on how the police were using microwave radiation weapons at protests. Countless people were posting videos and pictures on how they got burns on their faces. Some reported extreme body pain, headaches, etc.
The politicians there are nothing short of criminally insane sadists. I'd definitely suggest Canada over Australia.
Currently I live in western Canada. The mask mandates are actually being lifted today and not long ago they lifted restrictions for un(altered) people to dine at restaurants.
Things are looking positive overall but it can always change. Trudeau is very cunning but a lot of the normies hate him nowadays. All the false promises, constant segregation and changing of the goalposts have made people fed up with the Government, here and world-wide.
In Western Canada (BC, Alberta, Saskatchewan) people are fairly respectful. Alberta and Saskatchewan are more conservative than BC, though the people of BC seem fairly liberal (left) albeit quasi-awake. It's mostly the mayors and how they run things that makes it more liberal; namely carbon-consciousness and nature preservation (the later is positive albeit costly). There has also been amazing push-back there and the people aren't too badly oppressed. They have beautiful mountains, tall pine trees, hot springs, great coffee, wineries and lots farms growing fruit. It's a very earthy and nice place. Alberta (outside of the city) has many farms (mostly grain/livestock) and lakes with a few mountains to the west (near Calgary). There are many trees in the cities and around lakes and acreages. Saskatchewan is a pancake - fields and fields of farmland yet they have several large lakes. The cities there have many trees as well.
One thing to note is their tax rate is 12%, Saskatchewan is 11% and Alberta is 5%. Wages make up for it, though real estate and gas prices are much higher in BC than in Alberta and Saskatchewan.
Places like Ontario, Quebec and New Brunswick (east) are more like Australia. The police are brutal there and people seem very divided. I've never visited but the videos I've seen coming from those places are far worse than what I've seen here in the west. I'm not too sure about Manitoba but looking at the video reports on bitchute the police seem to have arrested and fined people, barred seniors from restaurants, etc. They also erected some Covid-camps.
P.E.I, Newfoundland and Nova Scotia (farthest to the east) aren't too bad. They have a lot of blue-collar people, lots of fishing etc and there aren't many reports of police misconduct.
Up north (Yukon, NWT) it's fairly blue-collar. Those places cost more to live due of shipping and how there are many small towns. People in Canada don't move there; it's more secluded and built on small communities, many of them native/aboriginal. They do a lot of oil drilling and many people move there periodically for work.
Hopefully other Canadians can chime in. I wish you a safe journey.
Hmm nice. Thank you. But now I'm definitely going to UK. Did I make a right decision? For Canada, my profile was too weak for study visa and gap years..
Is UK the place to be? Good in these times? I can move to Canada from there after 3-4 years with work experience....
I wouldn't stress about it too much. Your headed to a 1st world country which in and of itself is far better than 2nd world (China, Russia) or 3rd world.
Most people can live fairly comfortably. I'd only worry if you're someone who frequents protests. Even then (compared to the enormous number of protesters) those attacked by police are few and far between. Video recordings and reports can make it appear as though these places are completely unsafe, so don't overthink it too much but be aware (talk to locals, etc).
UK appears to be more like America (more people = more crime). As long as you're someone who doesn't get into heated debates easily you should be good. Be sure to place an aura of protection around yourself regularly and clean your aura.
A weird thing I noticed: The mask mandates here were/are being removed in certain provinces but not all of them. On top of this, municipal law supersedes provincial law. If the city says "our cases are still too high" then they can refuse to lift restrictions.
Buncha tyrants. When it comes to mandates things change constantly. Just because one place might be better for a while doesn't mean they won't crack down. Basically every government is in the 'big club' and participating in violating human rights. I'm sure you'll do much better than most people.
Best of luck brother and have a great adventure! UK's history is far more rich and fascinating than Canada's. I will have to visit Europe someday.
sahasraraBliss666 said:sublimestatanist said:sahasraraBliss666 said:
I wouldn't stress about it too much. Your headed to a 1st world country which in and of itself is far better than 2nd world (China, Russia) or 3rd world.
Most people can live fairly comfortably. I'd only worry if you're someone who frequents protests. Even then (compared to the enormous number of protesters) those attacked by police are few and far between. Video recordings and reports can make it appear as though these places are completely unsafe, so don't overthink it too much but be aware (talk to locals, etc).
UK appears to be more like America (more people = more crime). As long as you're someone who doesn't get into heated debates easily you should be good. Be sure to place an aura of protection around yourself regularly and clean your aura.
A weird thing I noticed: The mask mandates here were/are being removed in certain provinces but not all of them. On top of this, municipal law supersedes provincial law. If the city says "our cases are still too high" then they can refuse to lift restrictions.
Buncha tyrants. When it comes to mandates things change constantly. Just because one place might be better for a while doesn't mean they won't crack down. Basically every government is in the 'big club' and participating in violating human rights. I'm sure you'll do much better than most people.
Best of luck brother and have a great adventure! UK's history is far more rich and fascinating than Canada's. I will have to visit Europe someday.
Hmmm I read your Msg entirely... I'll get management or business management masters for UK. But I want to get in politics but remain in the background. It would take around 10 years to get permanent residency and citizenship... Or I will move to America or Canada after gaining two or one year of work experience....
Thanks. Idk if it includes maths. I'll need to find sponsor job within post study two years of work permit that will give me five years of work permit.sublimestatanist said:sahasraraBliss666 said:sublimestatanist said:I wouldn't stress about it too much. Your headed to a 1st world country which in and of itself is far better than 2nd world (China, Russia) or 3rd world.
Most people can live fairly comfortably. I'd only worry if you're someone who frequents protests. Even then (compared to the enormous number of protesters) those attacked by police are few and far between. Video recordings and reports can make it appear as though these places are completely unsafe, so don't overthink it too much but be aware (talk to locals, etc).
UK appears to be more like America (more people = more crime). As long as you're someone who doesn't get into heated debates easily you should be good. Be sure to place an aura of protection around yourself regularly and clean your aura.
A weird thing I noticed: The mask mandates here were/are being removed in certain provinces but not all of them. On top of this, municipal law supersedes provincial law. If the city says "our cases are still too high" then they can refuse to lift restrictions.
Buncha tyrants. When it comes to mandates things change constantly. Just because one place might be better for a while doesn't mean they won't crack down. Basically every government is in the 'big club' and participating in violating human rights. I'm sure you'll do much better than most people.
Best of luck brother and have a great adventure! UK's history is far more rich and fascinating than Canada's. I will have to visit Europe someday.
Hmmm I read your Msg entirely... I'll get management or business management masters for UK. But I want to get in politics but remain in the background. It would take around 10 years to get permanent residency and citizenship... Or I will move to America or Canada after gaining two or one year of work experience....
That's awesome. There are a lot of internship programs in both fields. These things are always difficult to decide but you're on a good track. I think both careers would involve some serious mental/emotional willpower. You must be someone who's good with socializing and level-headed with strong endurance and patience.
I guess well have to see what the world looks like in the next couple years. Surly by then the pandemic will blow over. There could be greater division, scarcity, inflation and crime. These things are all part of their plan to introduce their final solution (the great reset, aka the NWO). It's so hard to predict where things will go and often I get quite pessimistic. I'm sure we'll be alright though. After all, we have our strength/will and we have Satan and the demons on our side. We're definitely making a difference on the internet and in the astral. I definitely need to focus on myself more and worry less about the world outside myself. Grounding and meditating should come before theorizing and learning. My own priorities are a lacking (old habits) but I'm getting better.
Good luck to you. I hope you find a good program. Don't be afraid to ask your guardian demon, Satan and other Demons for guidance and support.
