Congratulations ! You make me think about the many Dutch who went to live in France 20 years ago. Some went for an early retirement but some were young people who just wanted to have a larger farm for the same money. All of them seem happy to have made the move.
Is there a video on this channel where you talk about exactly what are you trying to do with this project? Like what's the grand end vision, who can join, what are the prerequisites if any? Where are you located?
@@randomromania I will email you asap. Meanwhile why not make a video about it, I'm sure most of your subscribers are definitely interested in knowing the same thing.
I'm a programmer from muntenia, I don't know much about robotics, but i'm willing to learn, especially on this subject since I find it extremely interesting and I'm pretty found of nature, so just throw some books name at me and I see if i can help
yeh food is horror, only problem is even the seeds that we buy are genetically modified that's how big they went since like 20 year ago, atleast there are less pesticides or non if are self made
David Rockefeller "seized an opportunity in the 1980s to revitalize" your agriculture with his crew that included "legal experts" to rewrite the country's laws to benefit them and agro engineering Norman Borlaug to modify your crops, and destroy the family farming that had sustained the population against earlier occupants and had managed to survive efforts to seize their farms and collectivize them, so that the former owner would no longer be free and independent?
Romanians were forced by the subjects you can't talk about :-) to be the modern slaves of Europe in agriculture. Anyways! Welcome to Romania! We need authentic, genuine, kind, same colour skin, good looking people around. :-) Success!
'Same colour skin''? What are you on about? Different ethnicities, customs, creds, one race - human - and one planet. Think about it. Racism should be confined to the past. It only ever brought wars and misery
@@GT-od9nn Well, actually I did think about it, but I don't get brainwashed -somehow, Thank God!- by the globalist propaganda and the melting pot ideology. I do have respect for the culture, religion, tradition of each race, but I do think they should all and each live within their own boundaries. I can't find one single example of a successful racially mixed society, except sometimes mixed families. When you propose that "Racism should be confined to the past", you basically propose the erasure for the present and the future of the identity/ religion/ traditions/ culture of those races into one big... what? And how do plan to keep diversity of the ethnicities if you deny them the right to segregation and the right to their own customs, creds and so on? Nations don't want to loose their past and history. We can love and respect each other better if we keep our identity. Long live real diversity. :-)
This handsome smart, educated Dutch cutie is so welcomed to Romania and Argeș. He would be so happy here. We have it all : forests, great land, great weather, rivers, beautiful guys and girls , great entertainment in the near cities. Prices are decent , properties are affordable still… Welcome ! 👏🤗🤗🤗 If you read this, drop me a message. I’d love to socialize and introduce you to our great land. Congrats to “Random Romania” for promoting this really inovative healthy project. You should be able to implement this .
Prices won't be decent for long if more and more are coming. Romanians better wake up and buy the land. We are going to end up renting from the foreigners in our own country!
@@em7937 Exactly! And it's a problem throughout Eastern Europe that has been subjected to so much suffering for so long, and for this very purpose: wars that others started but fought at these nation's expense and territory, and then peace terms that benefited them again, not locals, then communism - again, imposed against Eastern Europeans' will by the Big Three's arbitrary decision made in secrecy (Churchill and Roosevelt handing them over to Stalin, after Russians had Lenin and Trotsky's Red Terror imposed upon them earlier), taking advantage of the situation they had brought about, in which the war-weakened nations could not successfully resist, and then again - the "shock therapy" of the "transformation" of the turn of the 1980s and 1990s, that once again took advantage of the previously created situation, when the Eastern nations were hoping they could finally shake off the oppression of communism, which then only got replaced with a new regime under the banners of supposed "democracy" and "liberation," with these nation's wealth being looted once again by Western bankers and other "strategic partners", while locals told they had to endure draconian austerity, or emigrate to do menial jobs in the West to survive at all, while Westerners come in and steal your ancestral land and resources, the way Harvard and IKEA did it to Romania, taking advantage of the situation created by the "Harvard boys" a few years earlier (that included Jeffrey Sachs, now shockingly being positioned again as some sort of visionary wise man - no one, of course including himself, bring up the destruction and suffering he had inflicted upon so many nations as an "advisor" brought in by those who stood to benefit, including G. Soros, with his "shock therapy" ). Resulting from all of this, locals have been kept from restoring their countries for themselves and to their full potential, birthrates brought down to world's lowest numbers by deliberate policies, cynically often under the /false/ pretenses of being "pro-family," like in Poland, where such policies impose high interest rates, prices and taxes for the locals, taxpayers' money spent on costly "studies" and measures supposedly to encourage population growth really deliberately diminishing it even further. Coincidentally, as you know, it was specifically Poland and Romania for whom a minority problem was created by the Wilsonian (Wilson doing the bidding of those who knew about his earlier affair) peace pact when these countries were restored at the end of WWI and then, while under attack, these two countries had the Minorities Treaties imposed esp. upon them, to make the problem even worse and keep these countries destabilized to easier control them - and while no imposing power cared in the least for the rights of the minorities within their own borders and, outrageously enough, the supposed loser of WWI, Germany, was included among the imposers, not the imposed upon! And this effort continues - no wonder, given these two countries particularly (Romania and Poland) are the largest and longest-existing countries in the region, with best location and the most potential. And like you say, Westerners come in, taking advantage of this situation, as they have allowed their own countries to be deteriorated, and soon locals become priced out of their own land and resources, made to gradually vanish, along with any traces of them, as even their history gets rewritten to exclude them. This is no exaggeration: e.g. you can read "Six Years Til Spring: A Polish Family's Odyssey" by Teresa Hintzke, whose distinguished, patriotic family has been driven out of their own home and land, so that the American neocon warmonger and also British citizen (probably also another, but that she doesn't mention) Anne Applebaum could now boast having made herself a 'lady of the manor," while writing them out of history.
My plan is to move to the Netherlands or some other higher salary country, farm some money in some job and do what dutchboy over here does, retire in Romania or Hungary in some village. I am Romanian aswell.
Romania might look attractive, "fresh" and cheap to foreigners. But everyone from abroad that wants to settle here, as I see more and more videos with such people, has to understand the following aspects. Romania is a country were justice system is in infancy and not-functional. Romania is country were the state medical system is underfunded on purpose, so it is weak and unstable, and people with decent income are subliminally directed toward the private clinics. Romania is a "secure" country with little crime, but this is not because it has an efficient police force. So, if you will ever need any of these systems you will be in big trouble. Take this matters into consideration if you want to live here on long term.
@@randomromania Yes, I am a Romanian, I know what I am talking about. I have lived most of my life in Romania with a break of 8 years in UK. I have been affected in a bad way by each of these three systems, loosing either money, or loved ones. But I am not one of those to flee Romania, to give up. I love my country, and I try as much as I can to change it in good. However, for a foreigner that wants to live here it might be different. Also, there are stories in the press almost every day that prove my above statements. See the last one about the Nordis company, how it is protected by high ranking politicians and the justice system, and how many people have been defrauded. This story also explains a bit why the justice system does not work, and how the laws are made to support such defrauding schema. This is just the latest story, and just one aspect. Basically, the average Romanian citizen and anybody else that wants to live here is not protected at all against fraud, crime, and big corporations, since all state institutions that were created to protect us does not function properly. These institutions do not functions because they have incompetent and corrupt clerks, that are nominated and payed by politicians. By institutions, I mean all from Child Protection to Environment Protection. All break the law and only answer to the corrupted politicians that nominated them. But, one could live here many years quite well as long as his/her life does not depend on these institutions. This is reality, I am not trying to sugar-coat it. Maybe there is a similar situation in other countries. I do not know.
This is why I told you in a comment to another video, that you should learn Romanian. To better understand this country with its good parts and, especially, the bad parts, so when you "sell" Romania to foreigners they would get a correct image, because they plan to live here for long term. And, as another example, while writing this message to you I got another email from Declic about 65000 registered sex offenders in Romania that are required to be monitored by law, but in fact they are not. However, I really do appreciate what you are doing .... we need people like those that you are filming ...
@@randomromania just stop it, talk the local language to call this shit holl home. you are building communities with foranars . stop acting like colonizer, ask the turcks how it will end :)))
So a Dutchman driving a Dacia to Romania. Welcome!
I will be very happy to see all romanians to come back home to Romania. We miss them all.❤
Thank you! I've started the process of buying a property in a lovely village, - the first stage of my plan to come back home.
Very interesting, i plan on moving to Romania from the Netherlands. His project sounds like something a friend of mine would love.
Hi, why are you moving? If you don't mind me asking :)
@@randomromania its a complex story but in short i want to retire in Romania. Love the country and its people.
@@eddyfast3999 ok drop me an email on headforthehillsromania@gmail.com and i'll share some more details of what we're doing if you're interested
You made the right decision . Believe me, your pension would go a long way in Romania. Besides you’d enjoy living in a great country
@@sorinjasoncnd5560 His pension will be nothing in a couple of years in Romania. Prices already are high than small business have to close.
Glad to see him have picked Romania. 👏
Congratulations ! You make me think about the many Dutch who went to live in France 20 years ago. Some went for an early retirement but some were young people who just wanted to have a larger farm for the same money. All of them seem happy to have made the move.
And where have the French who used to live there been made go?
Inspiring young man, great interview!!!
Cheers and good luck in finding your place in the country 😊. If you need some advices you can write me.
feel free to email us on headforthehillsromania@gmail.com if you want to get involved
Greetings from a fellow Dutch guy that chose Bulgaria over Romenia. Enjoy the balkan live! :)
romania is better :)
Is there a video on this channel where you talk about exactly what are you trying to do with this project?
Like what's the grand end vision, who can join, what are the prerequisites if any? Where are you located?
drop me an email on headforthehillsromania@gmail.com and i'll share some more details
Good questions
@@randomromania I will email you asap. Meanwhile why not make a video about it, I'm sure most of your subscribers are definitely interested in knowing the same thing.
@@Alexandra-jz4cd there are videos, just not public ones, i like to get to know people before i share too much detail on our projects
nice! You are welcome!
Nice words
where in romaina more specificaly are you planing to settle ?
drop me an email on headforthehillsromania@gmail.com and i'll share some more details
I'm a programmer from muntenia, I don't know much about robotics, but i'm willing to learn, especially on this subject since I find it extremely interesting and I'm pretty found of nature, so just throw some books name at me and I see if i can help
fantastic, email me please on headforthehillsromania@gmail.com and we can talk details
"Freshhh bloood!"
How do we get invited unto this podcast? xx
email me on headforthehillsromania@gmail.com
and me as romanian running from romania to netherlands xD poor guy doesn't know what is waiting for him in romania
👍
You cannot scale "clean" farming. It works for small scale projects witch will allow you to live a decent life. You are selling a dream.
could you use a specific example when making such claims please?
Send him back please
yeh food is horror, only problem is even the seeds that we buy are genetically modified
that's how big they went since like 20 year ago, atleast there are less pesticides or non if are self made
David Rockefeller "seized an opportunity in the 1980s to revitalize" your agriculture with his crew that included "legal experts" to rewrite the country's laws to benefit them and agro engineering Norman Borlaug to modify your crops, and destroy the family farming that had sustained the population against earlier occupants and had managed to survive efforts to seize their farms and collectivize them, so that the former owner would no longer be free and independent?
Would be funny to see Nigel Farage emigrate to Romania.
😂😂😂😂😂
No, it would not!
So jealous of you!
anyone can do this ;)
Romanians were forced by the subjects you can't talk about :-) to be the modern slaves of Europe in agriculture.
Anyways! Welcome to Romania! We need authentic, genuine, kind, same colour skin, good looking people around. :-) Success!
'Same colour skin''? What are you on about? Different ethnicities, customs, creds, one race - human - and one planet. Think about it. Racism should be confined to the past. It only ever brought wars and misery
@@GT-od9nn Well, actually I did think about it, but I don't get brainwashed -somehow, Thank God!- by the globalist propaganda and the melting pot ideology. I do have respect for the culture, religion, tradition of each race, but I do think they should all and each live within their own boundaries. I can't find one single example of a successful racially mixed society, except sometimes mixed families. When you propose that "Racism should be confined to the past", you basically propose the erasure for the present and the future of the identity/ religion/ traditions/ culture of those races into one big... what? And how do plan to keep diversity of the ethnicities if you deny them the right to segregation and the right to their own customs, creds and so on? Nations don't want to loose their past and history. We can love and respect each other better if we keep our identity. Long live real diversity. :-)
@@GT-od9nn he is right, ethnic Europeans are welcome to Romania, anybody else no!
This handsome smart, educated Dutch cutie is so welcomed to Romania and Argeș. He would be so happy here. We have it all : forests, great land, great weather, rivers, beautiful guys and girls , great entertainment in the near cities.
Prices are decent , properties are affordable still… Welcome ! 👏🤗🤗🤗
If you read this, drop me a message. I’d love to socialize and introduce you to our great land.
Congrats to “Random Romania” for promoting this really inovative healthy project. You should be able to implement this .
Prices won't be decent for long if more and more are coming. Romanians better wake up and buy the land. We are going to end up renting from the foreigners in our own country!
@@em7937 Exactly! And it's a problem throughout Eastern Europe that has been subjected to so much suffering for so long, and for this very purpose: wars that others started but fought at these nation's expense and territory, and then peace terms that benefited them again, not locals, then communism - again, imposed against Eastern Europeans' will by the Big Three's arbitrary decision made in secrecy (Churchill and Roosevelt handing them over to Stalin, after Russians had Lenin and Trotsky's Red Terror imposed upon them earlier), taking advantage of the situation they had brought about, in which the war-weakened nations could not successfully resist, and then again - the "shock therapy" of the "transformation" of the turn of the 1980s and 1990s, that once again took advantage of the previously created situation, when the Eastern nations were hoping they could finally shake off the oppression of communism, which then only got replaced with a new regime under the banners of supposed "democracy" and "liberation," with these nation's wealth being looted once again by Western bankers and other "strategic partners", while locals told they had to endure draconian austerity, or emigrate to do menial jobs in the West to survive at all, while Westerners come in and steal your ancestral land and resources, the way Harvard and IKEA did it to Romania, taking advantage of the situation created by the "Harvard boys" a few years earlier (that included Jeffrey Sachs, now shockingly being positioned again as some sort of visionary wise man - no one, of course including himself, bring up the destruction and suffering he had inflicted upon so many nations as an "advisor" brought in by those who stood to benefit, including G. Soros, with his "shock therapy" ). Resulting from all of this, locals have been kept from restoring their countries for themselves and to their full potential, birthrates brought down to world's lowest numbers by deliberate policies, cynically often under the /false/ pretenses of being "pro-family," like in Poland, where such policies impose high interest rates, prices and taxes for the locals, taxpayers' money spent on costly "studies" and measures supposedly to encourage population growth really deliberately diminishing it even further. Coincidentally, as you know, it was specifically Poland and Romania for whom a minority problem was created by the Wilsonian (Wilson doing the bidding of those who knew about his earlier affair) peace pact when these countries were restored at the end of WWI and then, while under attack, these two countries had the Minorities Treaties imposed esp. upon them, to make the problem even worse and keep these countries destabilized to easier control them - and while no imposing power cared in the least for the rights of the minorities within their own borders and, outrageously enough, the supposed loser of WWI, Germany, was included among the imposers, not the imposed upon! And this effort continues - no wonder, given these two countries particularly (Romania and Poland) are the largest and longest-existing countries in the region, with best location and the most potential. And like you say, Westerners come in, taking advantage of this situation, as they have allowed their own countries to be deteriorated, and soon locals become priced out of their own land and resources, made to gradually vanish, along with any traces of them, as even their history gets rewritten to exclude them. This is no exaggeration: e.g. you can read "Six Years Til Spring: A Polish Family's Odyssey" by Teresa Hintzke, whose distinguished, patriotic family has been driven out of their own home and land, so that the American neocon warmonger and also British citizen (probably also another, but that she doesn't mention) Anne Applebaum could now boast having made herself a 'lady of the manor," while writing them out of history.
My plan is to move to the Netherlands or some other higher salary country, farm some money in some job and do what dutchboy over here does, retire in Romania or Hungary in some village. I am Romanian aswell.
Except by that time there won't be any Romanian land left for you to afford buying, I hate to tell you.
why do you put the cup down, you have a table, son...
i like to think out of the box
Have you said PUZ ?
Well seems like you bumped into what's wrong with in our country.
The authorities.
we're solving it, just lots of so called "professional" trying to play games with us
Romania might look attractive, "fresh" and cheap to foreigners. But everyone from abroad that wants to settle here, as I see more and more videos with such people, has to understand the following aspects. Romania is a country were justice system is in infancy and not-functional. Romania is country were the state medical system is underfunded on purpose, so it is weak and unstable, and people with decent income are subliminally directed toward the private clinics. Romania is a "secure" country with little crime, but this is not because it has an efficient police force.
So, if you will ever need any of these systems you will be in big trouble. Take this matters into consideration if you want to live here on long term.
have you personally had such experiences?
@@randomromania Yes, I am a Romanian, I know what I am talking about. I have lived most of my life in Romania with a break of 8 years in UK. I have been affected in a bad way by each of these three systems, loosing either money, or loved ones. But I am not one of those to flee Romania, to give up. I love my country, and I try as much as I can to change it in good. However, for a foreigner that wants to live here it might be different.
Also, there are stories in the press almost every day that prove my above statements. See the last one about the Nordis company, how it is protected by high ranking politicians and the justice system, and how many people have been defrauded. This story also explains a bit why the justice system does not work, and how the laws are made to support such defrauding schema. This is just the latest story, and just one aspect.
Basically, the average Romanian citizen and anybody else that wants to live here is not protected at all against fraud, crime, and big corporations, since all state institutions that were created to protect us does not function properly. These institutions do not functions because they have incompetent and corrupt clerks, that are nominated and payed by politicians. By institutions, I mean all from Child Protection to Environment Protection. All break the law and only answer to the corrupted politicians that nominated them.
But, one could live here many years quite well as long as his/her life does not depend on these institutions. This is reality, I am not trying to sugar-coat it. Maybe there is a similar situation in other countries. I do not know.
@@ci7379 so are you living in romania now?
@@randomromania yes
This is why I told you in a comment to another video, that you should learn Romanian. To better understand this country with its good parts and, especially, the bad parts, so when you "sell" Romania to foreigners they would get a correct image, because they plan to live here for long term. And, as another example, while writing this message to you I got another email from Declic about 65000 registered sex offenders in Romania that are required to be monitored by law, but in fact they are not. However, I really do appreciate what you are doing .... we need people like those that you are filming ...
dudes wtf are you doing :))) just go back
i've been here since 2001, go back where? this is my home now
@@randomromania just stop it, talk the local language to call this shit holl home. you are building communities with foranars . stop acting like colonizer, ask the turcks how it will end :)))
You better move somewhere else.....
Nowhere safer and more welcoming tham Romania