How To Escape 'The Great Reset' - John Bush | Real Talk With Zuby Ep. 310

John Bush is an activist, entrepreneur, and the founder of the Live Free Academy, an organisation that helps people to opt out of 'The Great Reset' pushed by the World Economic Forum and create real freedom in their lives. He runs multiple events per year to give people the tools to escape the city and live more sovereign lives in the countryside.

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[stevemartin]

Whoa! 41 years here in Japan, now a retired academic ... and in both Zuby and John Bush, I see pretty much the same conclusions I've come to through living in Japan. John, in describing how the incentives for centrally controlled digital currency, mirrors exactly what has been happening in Japan. As a lifelong educator, I've both witnessed and been victimized by an education system in the U.S. and then in Japan, which places unquestioned compliance to authority as the highest virtue, so my waning years are dedicated to helping "free school" start-ups bridge the gap between the dog-eat-dog reality of public education and the lack of resources and experience for home-schooling. Not much money in it, but at my age (68), any more money than I need for survival and carrying on work is not necessary.
Cheers from Japan to both of you, as well as the red-pilled among the audience.

[lucken]

Born as a country boy and retired as a country boy! For 40 years in between, lived all over due to 20 yrs in the Army n 20 years in civilian employment!!! Not a prepper, but live very rural! 2 wells, high water tables in my location! Food rambles across my property all the time and several farms in my area, many who I know!!!

[PeteMD]

Good to come across another guy with his eyes open and, if nothing else, questioning narratives. Wish there were more of us

[metgirl]

This is connecting the dots
Thank you
I’m not crazy
Are we awake now🕊

[parkerpkthn]

After 30 years in the city I retired to rural America. No regrets. Loved this interview...

[herbalannie]

This freedom and living off the land is nothing but a romantic ideal. Most give up due to the hard work, deprivation and low skills. As a city kid i dreamed of this and at 18 I got several farm jobs to learn skills. Immerse yourself in a real rural community. Not an intentional one, they never work. Get to know your neighbors and be respectful. Don't try and impose your city superiority on them. Learn hard work. You will have to work a job away from your homestead then come home and cook, feed animals, repair fences, tend a garden, while building and renovating your home. I did it for 50 years as a single woman.

[joysachs]

Until now, hadn't heard of either of you.... and now so glad to have "found" you both. Thanks for an excellent interview. 🙏🌻👏

[prr]

Excellent guest with a gift for speaking very clearly. Hard to find people like that!

[dinoordenali]

Man is not free until government is limited

[LanaiintheSky]

fantastic, Fantastic, FANTASTIC CONVERSATION👏👏👏 Bought my ticket to Exit & Build, yet unable to make it in person this year😢 Hoping that tons of people attend and continue to open up more alternative possibilities for healthy, connected, prosperous, FREEDOM communities around the globe🗺Deep gratitude to you both (and all of your compadres🌠) for your wonderful intentions➕guidance & solid efforts towards creating a more beautiful world that WE ALL KNOW IS POSSIBLE💝 (~Charles Eisenstein)

[brockstar]

Moved out of suburban Seattle to a 20 acre Homestead in super rural Oklahoma. Becoming food self sufficient is very difficult. Im getting close on animal based protien(eggs, lamb and beef)... gardening and crops very hard.

[ChrisAthanas]

I moved to Mexico from Austin

Feels like America used to be around 1976

[nickking-edwards]

11:47 the name he's looking for is Edward Bernese.

[krisdarling]

Glad to have found this video. Many of us came to these realizations through the same trigger events. I'm a generation older, yet our stories still parallel somewhat. My best friend lives in Bastrop, do I'm bummed to have missed this May event. Hoping there's another way to network and incest in this rebuild. Best wishes!

[jtoone]

Thinking about moving to Alaska and being a homesteader

[dlwilkinson]

What you describe has been happening in South Africa for 30 years since 1994. You should come and look at what is happening here. Half the population live on government handouts and the government then uses this to stay in power by threatening to take away the handouts. So those on the handouts keep voting them in. They have just signed a bill to take over the medical industry and will do the same. Sadly big business have not helped by working with the government.

[korbandallas]

No, PLEASE stay in your liberal cities. You voted in all those anti American politics now deal with it. Leave the rest of the US a lone!

[oliveoil]

The community John talks about already existed in rural Europe. My grandparent’s village in Eastern Europe was self sufficient. Organic crops, livestock and trading / bartering with each other for products. Two World Wars changed this lifestyle.

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Facial recognition being deployed in the uk starting with Croydon under the guise of rising knife crime deterrent its coming thick and fast

[ickster]

No, stay in the city. The urban demographic decides who is in power. Therefore, the urban demographic is responsible for the current issues. You don't get to now run away and impose yourselves on the rural areas. Stay in the city and vote better.