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This video was demonetised on YouTube for simply stating this fact.

So much for the hippocratic oath. Modern day doctors are just glorified drug dealers without a conscience.

What an arm on this kid!

I have never found Kentucky to be a racist state. Since moving here, I've found plenty of bias, but against people who moved here from somewhere else. Theirs a lot of folks who are big on Jesus, yet they'll take over your property and try to have you arrested for questioning them. Kentucky has friendly people here and there, but my experience so far has proven to me that those loud religious folks are the least trustworthy. Beware when moving here.

Know that ANY properties 5 acres or less that is listed as unrestricted is now officially a lie. Now anyone who owns property 5 acres or less with a pond can no longer fish from it without a permit and you cannot hunt on it either. They claim it's to help fund fisheries but we all know better than that. It's the beginning of the end. Won't be long before they expand it to 10 acres then 20. So far kentuckians haven't challenged it.

They attacked these people for their land to build a 15 minute city. The death toll is higher than reported and the morgues are full. We have to keep making and sharing videos until there is accountability.

Back when men were men and boys were boys. The gay agenda is not normal and should not be accepted. Know that there is also NO SUCH THING as a gay conservative.

Everyone here in Kentucky is all about Jesus until some of them come home from church and park in your driveway. Here's what happened when I asked him about it....

Humor.

These are all tactics to destroy, confuse and divide us against each other while they take America down from the inside. While you argue over what bathroom you have the right to use, there is a terrible evil taking over our government and by the time most realize what is happening, it may be too late. Make videos, speak up and never back down!

It's never about location, location, location and everything about neighbors, neighbors, neighbors! About a week after moving in to our new homestead, we come home to find 5 pick-up trucks parked in our driveway!

Go ahead and laugh, this flip earned me 15k on the flip and the buyer couldn't tell how I did it. They loved them.

Blackrock controlled Norfolk Southern chemical attack on Ohio residents to devalue property. Fish kills, dead livestock and benzene tainted water.

Some people in the mountains are very uncivilized. Animals are objects that they abuse. This is one instance. They'll run over dogs, cats, turtles, frogs or whatever else and see nothing wrong with it.

Like they're running a lottery on the poor, local gas stations arbitrarily impose $75 deposites on low income people. It was confirmed to me by a manager at People's Bank that it's being done. Though they don't support the practice, they have no problem charging overdraft fees when these random deposits are taken from locals accounts putting them into the negative. When gassing up in small towns like this GET A RECEIPT! Several calls may be necessary to get your deposit back when they take it.

Blackrock owned Cal-Maine Chicken feed did in fact stop Hens from laying nation wide. I'll never buy feed from them again.

Aw shut up! It's funny!

When we bought this 2 bedroom mobile home with an addition on .25 acre we paid 35k. 16 months later we flipped it and picked up an extra 15k. We bought a 3 bedroom frame house on 2.5 acres in the unrestricted outskirts of Bell County Ky. It was a fixer upper too but this one were going to triple our money on. One thing for sure is I'll NEVER live in another mobile home again!

Keep in mind when investing in mobile homes there is only so much value you can ad. Spend wisely. Start with the electrical, make sure everything is grounded then go over the plumbing. Leaks, even a small one can lead to black mold. That's stuff is a killer. Also, take a look at those gas lines. If it's propane then copper is OK. If it's natural gas then it should be black iron.

There is life everywhere in the mountains. With the heavy rains and creative landscaping, I was able to divert heavy runoff. When I widened the stream and dropped the bed almost two feet it not only significantly reduced the flood water overflowing onto my property, we got more toads, bigger minnows and started attracting cranes.

Also consider the cost of goods and services. When you move too far out, everything can be very expensive when available including food. Unless you're fully prepared to bring on livestock to offset your grocery bill be prepared for food shortages, its more common than you might expect in romote situations. Always consider those unrestricted outskirts of higher populated areas. You don't want to drive two hours for a gallon of gas. Bugs are EVERYWHERE! Mobile home attract them.Get used to storing everything in re sealible containers. Ants will get in and swarm you if you don't including those warmer days in January and February. They're relentless!

When you move to those remote areas with limited options for goods you get over priced moldy garbage. This was the closest place for us which was over 45 minutes away. Our only other option was in Lexington ky which was almost a two hour drive. Be careful when buying a fixer upper in the woods, it can get expensive!

In the mountains those with the option to have municipal water can experience frequent water line breaks. Downed trees, falling rock and mudslides rupture water lines often leading to contaminated water and boil advisories. When your cellphone and radio reception is spotty and this happens over night, how do you find out out before making that pot of coffee in the morning leading to diarrhea? You can't, so I'm restoring the old well house cover so I can fire the water department. We still never drank the well water after realizing that it was over the water table contaminating the well water. That's another common problem in the mountains. No such thing as fresh stream or well water in most areas. You'd be better off harvesting rain water which I'll cover in a future video.

My new book is going to be somewhat of a guide for those who want to leave those prison cities. I'll share our experiences and share how to choose or avoid a town by simply looking at it on a map. I also debunk southern stereotypes, local culture, how meth has destroyed impoverished communities. I discuss how Obamas war on coal destroyed large parts of Kentucky and the Virginia's. If you was to leave the city and don't have a lot of cash, like us, then you want to read this book. Available this coming spring.

This is me having a Thanksgiving picnic with my chickens. I'm archiving all of my YouTube videos here on rumble.com