CIA Spy : “I Don’t Want To Live In The USA When THIS Happens 2030…” | Andrew Bustamante

Andrew Bustamante, a former covert CIA intelligence officer, reveals why he will leave the USA before 2030 & why you might want to do the same...

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[jpj]

European here. I don't share your optimism about Europe's future.

[ecoconatus]

It's easy to have strong opinions without clarity. Working for the CIA 7 years doesn't mean you gain access to geopolitical clarity
Taking actions without clarity can lead to the most horrible scenarios. Horrible things were done by 'good' people one the 'right' side

[orsolyabende]

As a person from an Eastern European country i keep hearing the exact opposite for decades that you can be whoever you want to become in the US. Or Australia, New Zealand etc. Countries where there is a high standard of living on average. Have been there 2 times as a tourist. I dont know if that is all true but would not say Europe is the solution. Maybe Western Europe like France, Belgium, Switzerland. Or Scandinavia. But most probably you have to do the work in order to become happy and content no matter where in the world you live.

[igorgrunskyi]

The guy is really good at talking without saying anything specific.

[medusaslair]

"What currency should you save your money in?" - Food, water and survival skills.

[amcr]

Whatever is coming, this guy definitely helped orchestrate it

[christoforos]

"America is going through a difficult time... so, uh, I'm gonna bounce, good luck everyone!"

"Empires crumble. There are no exceptions." Oscar Wilde

[JJFrance]

Unfortunately, prophetically, there will be no place to go to escape the coming chaos and oppression...the only path to survive with your soul intact is spiritual.

[greatwestern]

"People can never be equal", excellent saying. The concept of wealth (monetary wealth) is not measured by how much you have but how much more than everyone else you have.

[toddwiggins]

The problem you describe not just this country, it's humanity in general. There is no perfect country.

[KatrinaMelvin]

He explained the problem with having a family and raising children in America so accurately, I’ve always felt that inside and very hesitant to openly talk about it because of the way I dont want to seem like I’m complaining but it’s so nice to see this guy with the credibility he has openly admitting the problem that we have in America .

Especially when he mentioned how restrictive America is when it comes to allowing children and people to actually explore, learn, and gain expertise in what they actually are passionate about.

Society in America has this underlying negative attitude and mindset and energy amongst its people all over privately and publicly due to the unnecessary restrictions and monetization of things that shouldn’t actually have a price on, in order to truly change society n a positive way that is safe for the national security of this country.

He said everything perfectly, this was such a great interview.

[lightning]

This guy is conjuring up fears, doubts, indecisions, , etc. that all people have.
His business model is finding people struggling with these issues so he can sell them his magic cure.
Many of these viewers are falling for it. He is not just a manipulator/deceiver. Here's the kicker....he tells you this is his goal.

[MinMin-uypl]

I always tell my kids. Fail, keep failing, learn from your failure, because every failure is a success.

[wgj]

Dude Europe is falling apart look again

[EricSmith]

As long as the ground still produces everything we need, the only thing we need to preserve is freedom.

[r.brooks]

It's ok to take the risk even if it all goes wrong is the mentality of someone from a very safe environment, he doesn't seem to appreciate that. Americans just need to get over thinking they're special, they don't need to hurl the whole country off a cliff in despair. You go up, you go down, you'll get used to it.

[christset]

The idea that "taking action, even if it's in the wrong direction, is better than not taking any action at all" reflects a perspective that emphasizes the value of initiative, learning through experience, and the potential for course correction. However, it's important to note that the effectiveness of this approach can vary based on the context and the nature of the actions taken.

[AnbieeC]

Since when an ex spy can appear in public and tell the whole world what his job was, what his opinions are?? What is his back up plan ??