Thanks for your generous time and your insightful commentary.
@graysonarabia
6 ай бұрын
Thanks for taking the time to watch and comment. I appreciate that.
@psa4026
8 ай бұрын
2:11 the "corporations" section of this video is brilliant. I love the subtle way in which you spoke while the images you were simultaneously showing. I wonder how many people will understand what you said.
@graysonarabia
8 ай бұрын
Thank you I appreciate it.
@alexlaszlo333
10 ай бұрын
Excellent work, thanks
@graysonarabia
10 ай бұрын
Thanks for the continued support on the videos, I appreciate it.
@alexlaszlo333
10 ай бұрын
@@graysonarabiaPeople will found you Sir. You are doing very well.
@HigzyTeflon
10 ай бұрын
"You will own nothing and you will be happy" --Klaus Schwab, a.k.a. Justin TURDeau's mentor. I agree -- we are all slaves,to a degree. Some more than others. Somehow, I'm still living a relatively happy life in Chinada.... but it's getting tougher to remain here.
@graysonarabia
10 ай бұрын
That’s their goal. Keep it just livable enough people don’t complain much and slowly get used to it.
@hiddenhighland
8 ай бұрын
You don't need to own a farm- there are other options. I live in a small village- have land to have fruit + nut trees..another garden for veggies...plus have 5 donkeys - 3 sheep+ 18 chickens (plus 2 dogs, a few rabbits). This does not require so much land. Living in a rural community- know farmers and other niche growers well- so will be easy to get food and supplies outside the system. I agree- learn skills, and also build a library & store seeds at the minimum.
@graysonarabia
8 ай бұрын
You’re right but the more self sufficient you are the less leverage people have over you. Sounds like you’re living a good life. That’s great! All the best to you in the future.
@hiddenhighland
8 ай бұрын
@@graysonarabia Thanks. Yes, I agree, the more self sufficient you are the better- but it takes a community of people to live. It is virtually impossible to be 100 percent self sufficient. Which is why, living very rural (ie. within a farming community) is really what is needed. You grow apples and make honey....and someone else is growing wheat- etc. Another person has medical skills. It important to attain as many skills/wear as many hats as possible- but impossible to be a master at every task. Creating a smaller homestead is more realistic and attainable. Too often people think that they can live alone in a cabin somewhere (which I do have as an emergency plan)...but it takes a village to live long-term.
@robertdeus4262
10 ай бұрын
6:40 I heard owning a farm is hard as hell because there are no breaks from labour or you'll lose money. You'll also need the correct types of insurances to help you get back up on your feet again if your farm was ever to be destroyed for any reasons such as natural disaster for example.
@graysonarabia
10 ай бұрын
Don’t need a huge farm. Just a few acres to be self sustaining. And that’s only if things get very bleak. But IMO it’s better to have that option available than to starve.
@StephInOttawa
6 ай бұрын
Honestly, the most difficult part of having a farm in Canada is the insane amount of ridiculous regulations, (even when it comes to a small hobby farm just to feed your family) and the high taxes you have to pay, even if you live off you land and don't profit from it. There's a lot of downtime, it's very satisfying work, and there's few things as rewarding as growing and raising your own real food. You just have to be careful of the cow, chicken, and egg "boards" (which behave like the mafia), as they can do what they want without court or police order.. including stealing your livestock. If I didn't live in Canada, I'd go back to working and living off the land.
@ReturnMoreFire
10 ай бұрын
Spot on my friend!
@graysonarabia
10 ай бұрын
Thanks for the support I appreciate it!
@Jaime-eg4eb
10 ай бұрын
Great video! I agree with a lot of things you say. I disagree however with your recommendation to "get in shape", find a partner to get married and have kids. Conventionally speaking you would probably be giving the correct recommendation (for most people), but for a variety of reasons (cultural, economical, historical, etc.) I think most of those who attempt to do that today will have it quite hard, and their kids will have it even harder. Fundamentally I think there is a relatively recent agreement among the slave owners of this planet about dissuading people from having kids, to put it mildly. That aside the instinct to procreate is also one of the primary mechanisms of enslavement, since it generally leads to acquiring debt. But of course every person is free to make up his mind on this issue. I'm still willing to be convinced that I am wrong. Good luck with your channel.
@graysonarabia
10 ай бұрын
Thank you! I wasn’t recommending people do that, but if a man DOES want to have a family, they have to do what they can to max out their sexual market value (workout, make more money, etc). And more importantly, date someone who sees you as their best option. If they don’t view you as such, they’ll always be looking for someone better and/or won’t give you their best. I see where you’re coming from saying having children can be seen as enslavement. However, the wealthiest families and even a lot of successful people are heavily reliant on family. Personally, I think if done right, having children is beneficial. The problem is a lot of people just choose to have them with the wrong people and at the wrong time. My mind is pretty open on the issue though as well.
@Jaime-eg4eb
10 ай бұрын
@@graysonarabia Thank you for responding! I see, that makes sense. I don't think having kids by itself is something that leads to enslavement. I just think it's a very common instinct to have and has therefore been monetized heavily (education, the need for a bigger house, child support, etc etc). It's the social structures around children that weight heavily on the parents. I'm sure it's a good option for a lot of people despite all that. I just happen to be one of the few people who can't stand slavery and is doing everything he can to be free. For someone in my current predicament (which is the one most people find themselves in) to have kids would feel like a perpetuation of the system. If I was wealthy (of if I become wealthy in the future) maybe my perspective would change. Of course for most people such a thing will come too late if it ever arrives, since people become set in their ways and there are biological limitations as well. That is ultimately a catastrophe for the current system, which it's trying desperately to patch with immigration. I frankly welcome the revolt of the slaves know as the collapse of the fertility rate. I think whoever wants to have kids with open eyes and good will has a chance of arriving at something good (existential issues pointed out by antinatalists aside) but most people are not aware of the chains around them and continue to wear them during decades and then place them on their kids, which is not something I want any part of. In a better world, I would probably follow the conventional wisdom on this issue. I wish you the best with your channel :)
@hiddenhighland
8 ай бұрын
I understand why you are saying this- but it is exactly what the 'globalists' want- to kill our desire and instinct to raise children. I am tired of being told that humanity is a virus and there is no hope for the future! It is total programming! Have children or not- but don't base it on the doom and gloom programming of our corrupt politicians and wef members! We all need to push back against this ideology- and see humanity as a gift, not a plague...and live life in this mind-set! It will work if we all shift our thinking...and yes- to become less dependent on the system is a good start!
@hiddenhighland
8 ай бұрын
@@Jaime-eg4ebNicely said- I will respond as someone raising 2 children. I think it is important to raise the next generation with eyes wide open, with love and compassion (for humanity) as well as hope and a independent fighting spirit! My children are learning strength (physical, mental and spiritual) and independence. They grow up in the countryside...so I suppose the finincial costs have been very low in comparison to some other environments. I just feel we need more people on this planet, not less!
@RatherBeCancelledThanHandled
10 ай бұрын
Agree with most , just be mindful about having multiple bank accounts and being Christian . Mark of the beast may nullify the benefits.
@graysonarabia
10 ай бұрын
True having multiple accounts can be tricky but it’ll be a must have going forward IMO
@RatherBeCancelledThanHandled
10 ай бұрын
@@graysonarabia I hear you , but if a mark is required on your right hand or forehead to purchase you won’t be able to access the account . (Although I can see the benefit prior to a one world government ) And he causeth all, both small and great, rich and poor, free and bond, to receive a mark in their right hand, or in their foreheads: And that no man might buy or sell, save he that had the mark, or the name of the beast, or the number of his name. Revelation 13:16-18
@FocusedFighter777
3 ай бұрын
Dude i was with u all the way until u played in stereotypes. Both partner should have an income and both should respect and be respected....
@Bambotb
10 ай бұрын
What business you have?
@graysonarabia
10 ай бұрын
Do a few different things including helping people relocated abroad and I work with people that have tinnitus, like myself.
@Bambotb
10 ай бұрын
@@graysonarabia ok if someone were to give you 1m dollar which bank and country would you put it ? Also under your name or corporation?
@graysonarabia
10 ай бұрын
Depends on a lot of factors. Also not a tax expert. Better to refer to other people for this sort of information.
@FocusedFighter777
3 ай бұрын
Im ok with no kid...1000% No thank you.
@StephInOttawa
6 ай бұрын
These are nice ideas, ideas that (in my 20s) I thought were very viable... Unfortunately, you need either a lot of support or a ton of luck to make it work here. I'm not saying it's not possible at all, but you will take on a lot of risks being self sufficient, and there's a chance you'll end up with even less than you started. It took less than 10 years for me to lose everything. Also, those self sufficiency skills won't translate to employable skills elsewhere.. so you can go from having a successful little farm to living out of boxes in low income, cockroach infested, housing REALLY quickly in Canada.
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