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Jiang says no geographic safe haven is simple because if everyone chooses a place such as New Zealand, money inflows, property pressure, native resentment, and immigration conflict make it unsafe too.
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Jiang says no geographic safe haven is simple because if everyone chooses a place such as New Zealand, money inflows, property pressure, native resentment, and immigration conflict make it unsafe too.
"...pick everyone goes to, right? So like, look, everyone believes that New Zealand will be safe, but if everyone's going to New Zealand, how..."
"...the Inuits in Canada, or, you know, uh, Aboriginal groups in New Zealand, if you actually spend time with them, you find that they..."
"...investing in gold and silver. Should I move to Israel or New Zealand or Chile? Uh, you know, you know, you're, you'll just drive..."
"...Europe and uh the five eyes okay basically the Anglosphere Canada New Zealand Australia Britain um and then finance of course United States okay..."
"...can go somewhere else like Canada or United States or Australia New Zealand okay but you can leave but everyone else is stuck where..."
"...primarily United States, Canada, the United States, then you have Australia, New Zealand, and Europe, okay? Going to these places are China, East Asia,..."
"...So this is Europe. This is South America, USA, Canada, Australia, New Zealand. Okay. All right. So you have Spain. And Spain, because of..."
"...What they would also do is establish resource colonies. So Australia, New Zealand, Canada, South Africa, these are all resource colonies. The idea is..."
"...is because Britain at this point had colonies overseas, right? Canada, New Zealand, Australia. And so these people who were upset about the economic..."
"But they will also go to Australia and New Zealand. So even though the Dutch were the first to discover and settle Australia and..."
"...forced to migrate overseas instead of Canada the United States Australia New Zealand and other places as well okay but permanently these places so..."
"...failings and successes in the American model. Okay? You also have New Zealand and Australia. So, there are many different examples of the dialectic..."
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