Respect! I like how you brought a number of opinions here, away from stereotypes, without negativity. Like you I am a Brit living in Germany, but much longer. I spent 2 months there last year, touring the south / south west and then north with my sister. My view: UK is diminished from leaving Europe, but in no danger of ‘dying’. It’s a non-political view - almost everywhere I encountered the decency and friendliness of people, and I think that will always endure, however difficult circumstances may be.
I tend to agree. It's not dying BUT 17 million people voted for a smaller economy, fewer jobs, fewer opportunities and a much lower standard of living, and lots and lots of immigrants from all over the world. As a retired person I asked my investment advisor to recommend funds for my savings to go into many markets across the globe. If any one of them should fall over then hopefully I can carry on. If there is a global economic catastrophe then we're all up the Swanee! I realise now "Global Britain" was surreptitious advice to get a good part of your savings out of the UK for good! The jingoism was just an appeal to the uneducated.
Brexit means less Europeans in the in UK and more immigrants from further afield like Asia and Africa, as well as less trade and economic activity in the UK. Plus the Brits have lost the freedom to travel, live, work, and retire across the entire continent. What a baffling decision that was.
@@Three_Lions-1986 No, if you only hold a British passport, you can't live, work, or retire in the EU. You are now treated like anyone else from outside the EU, such as a Nigerian or a Pakistani, in this regard.
When people with little money fight with other people with little money, accusing each other for being the reason for having no money. Meanwhile totally forgetting that England has probably the same problem as all countries, where the top 1% own as much as the bottom 50% or something like that >.
I think your remarks are very negative ,i am in the one percent and always give to beggars plus my old cloths and used items always go to charity shops ,what more can i do ? I was born into this position so its not my fault
@@marksimons8861 you want me to give up my wealth? Wash your mouth out. I work hard and arrange services to fit into my life and wishes ,why is that wrong? Wouldnt everyone do the same infact dont they do it now but im just better than they are at arranging so should i be penalised for others stupidity
@@marksimons8861 hmmm my replies are deleted. Someone doesnt like truth except their own truth but oh well . Paying for services would leave the poor isolated. Britain was based on giving help to those who truly needed it,but today the system is being raped by selfish self interested people who only care about what they have hence streets full of caravans ,tents, beggars , empty shops and chaps from other nations bringing their culture with then and destroying ours.
@ you missed the point, the 1% is responsible for the conditions we all live under especially when wealth is pretty much one sided. We get taxed to the bone whilst the rich get tax cuts , the system is bleed dry and the middle class is eroding infront of your eyes. Politicians left and right selling off the country and starting culture wars to create smoke and mirrors they privatise our systems and sold off to highest bidder claiming to save the failing system that they depleted. We are being played by our own people whilst capitalism puts everyone including “boat people” under the same conditions. We have more in common with those boat people than we will ever have with the rich. Immigration is an issue but why ? Capitalism is working for one side more than the other. It’s by design and we act like it all appeared in thin air.
The most infuriating thing - to me - is, that it was based on a non-binding public referendum. The governement had no obligation to go through with it, they _knew_ it would be disastrous, yet they did it anyways... Grüße aus Deutschland
The problem is clear and simple: 1) We are facing a serious problem from Islamic fundamentalism. It is borderline impossible to differentiate between a moderate Muslim and an extremist Muslim. The "grooming gangs" inquiry from Telford, Rochdale and many more English towns, cities and villages are proof we have a problem. I repeat not ALL Muslims are a problem - but there is an issue. 2) We are experiencing a surge in illegal immigration - thousands are arriving on our shores year after year. These are mostly young males fleeing poverty, persecution and a hard life from mostly Sub-Saharan and Middle-Eastern nations. However, the problem is we have ZERO background checks on these people. Now, I am not saying they are ALL dangerous, but there is a good chance we will have more than a couple of bad apples amongst those that come here illegally or the "boat people" as the senior lady said in the video. 3) Women are starting to feel unsafe. As you`re living in Deutschland, that is Germany, why do you think the AfD is growing? Do you remember the 2015-16 New Year's Eve sexual assault scandal in Germany? Approximately 1,200 women were sexually assaulted by migrant men. Only a handful of these men were convicted!! Why do you think the National Rally is strong in France? Why does Sweden have the highest homicide rates in Europe after Ukraine? Simply look at the crime statistics for the Swedish city of Malmö!!! Why does Denmark have strict policies when it comes to non-EU immigration? Why has Poland reported ZERO domestic attacks, that is terrorist attacks? The police reports are very clear, the sudden crime spurges in Germany and Sweden are directly correlated to a certain influx of migrants from non-EU countries.
We studied the EU for semesters at the uni as it's hundreds of pages of difficult legal texts, decision processes, etc. To ask a simple in/out question that does hand the elites a blank cheque what to do as the question didn't specify many things.
@@LaluBhaiya1233 Just open your eyes and look the european parliament run by Ursula von der Leyen, its madness open boarders, Net Zero and crime getting worse daily, the only good thing about EU the PM's Viktor Orbán and Dominik Tarczynski
When people talk about immigration, the left always shout 'xwnophobia'. It's much more complex than that, but the left are ideological rather than practical. Public services, culture, taxes, housing is all affected by immigration.
@@underdonkey5 The immigrants are being bought in deliberately to fill in the aging population gap - not enough babies to sustain the economy. If you look into it, immigrants plough in huge amounts into the economy. If the powers that be didn't want immigration, it would stop tomorrow - it's not difficult
@@yourtruebrit gut danke!:)) ich bin wie du. English ist meine Muttersprache und ich lerne deutsch auch!:))) es ist sehr toll, die Kommunikation mit einer anderen Sprache!!:)) bist du fliessend jetzt?
Did the elderly Brexit supporting couple actually say things got worse under the last government (ie the one that dragged us out of the EU)? I wonder if she spotted the irony.
well, depends. people who have an easier time embracing risk and change will have an advantage over those who don't. and if those who don't can't afford having children then that's the whole premise of survival of the fittest right there. to be fair, that only checks out like this when there's no financial benefit of having kids from the goverment side. not sure how that works in the uk.
I said this before but it's mind-boggling to me that "politician" is pretty much the only job where there's absolute no accountability whatsoever ... Like if a doctor mess up an operation, he can go to jail ... if an engineer builds a bad bridge, he can go to jail. But when politicians literally ruin an entire country's economy and engages in useless wars etc. they just blame something/someone else and move on, it's incredible!
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Respect! I like how you brought a number of opinions here, away from stereotypes, without negativity. Like you I am a Brit living in Germany, but much longer. I spent 2 months there last year, touring the south / south west and then north with my sister. My view: UK is diminished from leaving Europe, but in no danger of ‘dying’. It’s a non-political view - almost everywhere I encountered the decency and friendliness of people, and I think that will always endure, however difficult circumstances may be.
I tend to agree. It's not dying BUT 17 million people voted for a smaller economy, fewer jobs, fewer opportunities and a much lower standard of living, and lots and lots of immigrants from all over the world.
As a retired person I asked my investment advisor to recommend funds for my savings to go into many markets across the globe. If any one of them should fall over then hopefully I can carry on. If there is a global economic catastrophe then we're all up the Swanee! I realise now "Global Britain" was surreptitious advice to get a good part of your savings out of the UK for good! The jingoism was just an appeal to the uneducated.
Brexit means less Europeans in the in UK and more immigrants from further afield like Asia and Africa, as well as less trade and economic activity in the UK. Plus the Brits have lost the freedom to travel, live, work, and retire across the entire continent. What a baffling decision that was.
That's exactly how it is. Fewer mainland Europeans. The number of Muslims has been rising much faster since Brexit.
@@TimGrad Nope Tim - stop spreading lies from your Indian call centre
Thats because they're entering Europe faster. It was merkle that invited them here. Brexit isn't the cause of this mess stop spreading lies@TimGrad
We can travel and live in the EU. It is just harder to do.
@@Three_Lions-1986 No, if you only hold a British passport, you can't live, work, or retire in the EU. You are now treated like anyone else from outside the EU, such as a Nigerian or a Pakistani, in this regard.
When people with little money fight with other people with little money, accusing each other for being the reason for having no money.
Meanwhile totally forgetting that England has probably the same problem as all countries, where the top 1% own as much as the bottom 50% or something like that >.
I think your remarks are very negative ,i am in the one percent and always give to beggars plus my old cloths and used items always go to charity shops ,what more can i do ? I was born into this position so its not my fault
@@arfermo853 Everyone does that! Paying more tax for the provision of public services is probably a much more effective contribution.
@@marksimons8861 you want me to give up my wealth? Wash your mouth out. I work hard and arrange services to fit into my life and wishes ,why is that wrong? Wouldnt everyone do the same infact dont they do it now but im just better than they are at arranging so should i be penalised for others stupidity
@@marksimons8861 hmmm my replies are deleted. Someone doesnt like truth except their own truth but oh well . Paying for services would leave the poor isolated. Britain was based on giving help to those who truly needed it,but today the system is being raped by selfish self interested people who only care about what they have hence streets full of caravans ,tents, beggars , empty shops and chaps from other nations bringing their culture with then and destroying ours.
@ you missed the point, the 1% is responsible for the conditions we all live under especially when wealth is pretty much one sided.
We get taxed to the bone whilst the rich get tax cuts , the system is bleed dry and the middle class is eroding infront of your eyes.
Politicians left and right selling off the country and starting culture wars to create smoke and mirrors they privatise our systems and sold off to highest bidder claiming to save the failing system that they depleted.
We are being played by our own people whilst capitalism puts everyone including “boat people” under the same conditions.
We have more in common with those boat people than we will ever have with the rich.
Immigration is an issue but why ?
Capitalism is working for one side more than the other.
It’s by design and we act like it all appeared in thin air.
This was a personal video, so hence why I put my comments in also. But seeing my country fall down so bad surprised me the most.
The most infuriating thing - to me - is, that it was based on a non-binding public referendum. The governement had no obligation to go through with it, they _knew_ it would be disastrous, yet they did it anyways...
Grüße aus Deutschland
It's really sad. I travel to London to visit family fairly often, and every time it looks worse and worse. How is this possible?
England is dying, sadly. :( English people are awful
The problem is clear and simple:
1) We are facing a serious problem from Islamic fundamentalism. It is borderline impossible to differentiate between a moderate Muslim and an extremist Muslim. The "grooming gangs" inquiry from Telford, Rochdale and many more English towns, cities and villages are proof we have a problem. I repeat not ALL Muslims are a problem - but there is an issue.
2) We are experiencing a surge in illegal immigration - thousands are arriving on our shores year after year. These are mostly young males fleeing poverty, persecution and a hard life from mostly Sub-Saharan and Middle-Eastern nations. However, the problem is we have ZERO background checks on these people. Now, I am not saying they are ALL dangerous, but there is a good chance we will have more than a couple of bad apples amongst those that come here illegally or the "boat people" as the senior lady said in the video.
3) Women are starting to feel unsafe. As you`re living in Deutschland, that is Germany, why do you think the AfD is growing? Do you remember the 2015-16 New Year's Eve sexual assault scandal in Germany? Approximately 1,200 women were sexually assaulted by migrant men. Only a handful of these men were convicted!! Why do you think the National Rally is strong in France? Why does Sweden have the highest homicide rates in Europe after Ukraine? Simply look at the crime statistics for the Swedish city of Malmö!!!
Why does Denmark have strict policies when it comes to non-EU immigration? Why has Poland reported ZERO domestic attacks, that is terrorist attacks? The police reports are very clear, the sudden crime spurges in Germany and Sweden are directly correlated to a certain influx of migrants from non-EU countries.
@@edmaximum I think there was a lot of promises being made that where never being made that caused such madness.
Thanks for telling it as it really is, I'm sick of seeing you tubers saying we're doomed.
Yeah, this channel does get some backlash with it being real content. :)
Yeah so stop saying the EU is doomed then.
It's not doomed, It really what you want it out of it haha!
You should have stated that you interviewed people in two locations St Albans and Luton, both are very different, but you knew what you were doing.
yes, The original idea was to do it all in Luton. But I wanted to get opinions from an other area also :)
but I spoke to someone off camera he said for a better opinion you need to go to Luton :)
Quality video as always!
Ps. Had a great time in Paris, would love to hang out again haha
We studied the EU for semesters at the uni as it's hundreds of pages of difficult legal texts, decision processes, etc. To ask a simple in/out question that does hand the elites a blank cheque what to do as the question didn't specify many things.
We have not seen the positives of Brexit due to the way it was implemented and the impact of Covid and the Ukraine War
Utter Brexit Bollocks another deluded Brexit cultist still unable to accept that he was conned.
😂 you had a majority understanding Johnson.. what happened to the oven resdy brexit deal.. admit it that it was a bad choice.
@@LaluBhaiya1233 Just open your eyes and look the european parliament run by Ursula von der Leyen, its madness open boarders, Net Zero and crime getting worse daily, the only good thing about EU the PM's Viktor Orbán and Dominik Tarczynski
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We have too many silly old people who are esay brain washed
What are the reasons for your moving to Germany?:)
Village life will be making a video on how I see the UK after five years 😂⭐️
How are things in Germany ?
Are you still in Luton?
nope no more :)
@@yourtruebrit so you visited only for like two days :(
@@Tommyleini I was there for a month but came down with the flu haha,
@@Tommyleini your from luton ?
Well, the UK certainly isn't running out of bigoted xenophobes.
When people talk about immigration, the left always shout 'xwnophobia'. It's much more complex than that, but the left are ideological rather than practical. Public services, culture, taxes, housing is all affected by immigration.
@@underdonkey5 The immigrants are being bought in deliberately to fill in the aging population gap - not enough babies to sustain the economy. If you look into it, immigrants plough in huge amounts into the economy. If the powers that be didn't want immigration, it would stop tomorrow - it's not difficult
Common sense
Boat people do not get a house or unlimited cash.
Older people caused this over the years.
But they read it on Facebook mate, must be true
So this just turned into a tantrum about Brexit....
Machst du Fortschritte mit deutsch?:)))
Mmmm. Gender, endings, word order, pronunciation etc.
Sorry. Maybe you have not been in Germany for so long.
@ was meinen Sie?
ja klar. alles gut mit dir ? :)
@@yourtruebrit gut danke!:)) ich bin wie du. English ist meine Muttersprache und ich lerne deutsch auch!:))) es ist sehr toll, die Kommunikation mit einer anderen Sprache!!:)) bist du fliessend jetzt?
Did the elderly Brexit supporting couple actually say things got worse under the last government (ie the one that dragged us out of the EU)? I wonder if she spotted the irony.
That's not what survival of the fittest means, lady...
@@sisuguillam5109 lol
well, depends. people who have an easier time embracing risk and change will have an advantage over those who don't. and if those who don't can't afford having children then that's the whole premise of survival of the fittest right there. to be fair, that only checks out like this when there's no financial benefit of having kids from the goverment side. not sure how that works in the uk.
Life is short & chaotic...
And sadly the whole Europe is for Museum a long time ago.
Basically since 1945. & definetely after 1989.
Oh and the UK isn't?
@thedon8772 It is. England is the part of Europe.
@@bln150 well I have more confidence in Europe than you.
@@thedon8772 Good for you. I don't have.
@@bln150 then go and kiss Trump's arse.
luton ist an airport!
haha! nice spotting :)
Seems many of the 'local' FOTB's can't speak English that well either, innit bruv...
SMH
I said this before but it's mind-boggling to me that "politician" is pretty much the only job where there's absolute no accountability whatsoever ...
Like if a doctor mess up an operation, he can go to jail ... if an engineer builds a bad bridge, he can go to jail.
But when politicians literally ruin an entire country's economy and engages in useless wars etc. they just blame something/someone else and move on, it's incredible!
You're from Luton?😂 I saw the 'welcome to Luton' prank last days for first time. That was genius 🛬
Haha yeah Luton 😂