I am definitely very interested in getting involved with a community with like-minded people who loves freedom wirh responsabilities, planting trees and organic vegetables. In fact, I do have a 4-acre farm in Colombia with a river as a boundary, but no community so this is getting too hard for me to handle. I'll be coming to Paraguay this July and would love to get a closer look at your community. Thank you for being pioneers with this beautiful plan.
We welcome any person from all over the world and especially South Africa my home country to join our community in Paraguay. In Paraguay there is not many work opportunities for non-spanish speakers and that is why we are starting a project we work together to create a sustainable future for all.
Im thinking off moving to Paraguay aswelll, from denmark. Already doing permaculturehere , but it’s tough to be alone With it , so im looking for spirituel people , kind hearted . And open minded . Coo, you took your life to there 🥰
I live in a very multicultural area in California and guess what? People are very tribal. Having lived in many countries around the world, I never much thought about it, but here in America where is its supposed to be E Pluribus Unum, we are nevertheless now a country of strangers. I see vicious tribalism and division all around me and especially at work. It is a nightmare. I want to get away from the New World Order mandates and am looking around at a place where people are family oriented and have old world civics, manners and comportment.
You are so right and you are so welcome to come and visit us here in Paraguay. Peter and Susy have a guest house in Asuncion where they meet and entertain foreigners wanting to join the Camino Verde Paraguay project, or just to experience life here in Paraguay
Are you just starting out? No buildings? Plot plan? Wells, fields, road, a shovel. I am visual, I need pictures. Prices of the land? What is a hectare? No disrespect- you seem like a “Flim, Flam man”. Its a movie from the 1960-70 era. The ideas you have are fantastic! I cant even find your place on a map. Good luck.
Hi there, We are finishing our one demonstration house this month in Itacarubi and will start with our first colony project two weeks after that. Here is our website on our project and all the information you are looking for caminoverdeparaguay.online/our-project-in-paraguay/
Sounds like you checked out El Paraiso Verde. Did you stay there a while? What didn’t you like? How far from them is you property? How long have you been in Paraguay?
@@gaylarice3716 we are aware of El Paraiso and their infrastructure, however Camino Verde Paraguay is different in so many ways. We are moving into a different direction to their project. Our location is off-grid and not on Google which is a distance away from them. Our website has all the information
@@Moving-to-Paraguay I am a Geography major, so I did my homework. The layperson can find videos here on the Tube about tornadoes, earthquakes and severe flooding in Paraguay. Google is also your friend. There is a video about Paradiso Verde. Very nice. However, there are armed guards at the front gate and they have a shooting range. A woman was firing a handgun and those are only for killing people at short range. Who are the residents of the community protecting themselves against? Good luck with your project. I do believe you will need it.
@@webventures I do not need Google to tell me about Paraguay. As I live here and I have lived and traveled all over Paraguay. I have a home in the countryside which I hardly ever luck I leave the keys in the bike sometimes any times I forget to lock my doors. However there is no violence the way you described and the storms that you are referring to has been severe rainfall through the rainy season. However no tornadoes I have asked many of the locals and they don't know what you are talking about. I too have done my homework from the ground level up. I think you are just trying to portray a very negative picture of a beautiful country. However we know better as we live here
@@Moving-to-Paraguay No tornadoes? Really? Would you like a link for an earthquake as well? Also, please explain to me why they have armed guards at Paradiso Verde? th-cam.com/video/N0N945_QzSc/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUXcGFyYWd1YXkgdG9ybmFkb2VzIDIwMjM%3D
@@Moving-to-Paraguay Does Paraguay have tornadoes? Tornado climatology - Wikipedia South America. South America has its own tornado alley, comprising areas in central and northern Argentina, southern and southeast Brazil, Uruguay, and part of Paraguay. It is considered the second-highest frequency tornado region in the world. Tornado climatology - Wikipedia
What about the African back people what your government did to them was not good because that is the back people country so you must look at this the African had no rights in there own country
I have always condemned racism abuse on any form of human division created by man to divide us. However I am also African and I was the fifth generation to live in this country or was born out of this country but I was never a part of a party in fact when I was born it was the end of Apartheid. That is why I'm trying to unite people and provide people a alternative way of living life where we can unify and embrace each other's indifferences equally.
When did the first Dutch settlers arrive in that region? And when did the Bantu people arrive? So who was first? Back then, vast stretches land were still empty.
Man made borders and lines in the dirt to divide us. Get out of that frame of thinking mate. There are only two types of people those who follow evil and those who follow good.
I am definitely very interested in getting involved with a community with like-minded people who loves freedom wirh responsabilities, planting trees and organic vegetables. In fact, I do have a 4-acre farm in Colombia with a river as a boundary, but no community so this is getting too hard for me to handle. I'll be coming to Paraguay this July and would love to get a closer look at your community. Thank you for being pioneers with this beautiful plan.
From Maputo Mozambique
Thanks for you testimony
I'm brazilian and going to Paraguay as soon as possible..
Amazing video! I can feel the sincerity in your voice, i can't wait to see the dream come to fruition and the amazing people who join.
Permaculture food forest seems like a good idea in that climate. Filter the light so the veggies aren't overwhelmed.
Absolutely love your video. Definitely be looking at your option.🎉🙏
Your welcome to look at our website for more details caminoverdeparaguay.com or come and visit Peter and Susy at their Guesthouse in Asuncion Paraguay
I hope you can get a bunch of other South Africans out too. Surely you can find some skilled farmers who are looking to relocate for family safety.
We welcome any person from all over the world and especially South Africa my home country to join our community in Paraguay. In Paraguay there is not many work opportunities for non-spanish speakers and that is why we are starting a project we work together to create a sustainable future for all.
The human is the best creature.
In group preference is normal and natural and practiced by all the people of the Earth. Commonality drives peace, "diversity" creates conflict.
Im thinking off moving to Paraguay aswelll, from denmark.
Already doing permaculturehere , but it’s tough to be alone With it , so im looking for spirituel people , kind hearted . And open minded . Coo, you took your life to there 🥰
I live in a very multicultural area in California and guess what? People are very tribal. Having lived in many countries around the world, I never much thought about it, but here in America where is its supposed to be E Pluribus Unum, we are nevertheless now a country of strangers. I see vicious tribalism and division all around me and especially at work. It is a nightmare. I want to get away from the New World Order mandates and am looking around at a place where people are family oriented and have old world civics, manners and comportment.
You are so right and you are so welcome to come and visit us here in Paraguay. Peter and Susy have a guest house in Asuncion where they meet and entertain foreigners wanting to join the Camino Verde Paraguay project, or just to experience life here in Paraguay
Great video thank 👍🏻
Are you just starting out? No buildings? Plot plan? Wells, fields, road, a shovel. I am visual, I need pictures. Prices of the land? What is a hectare? No disrespect- you seem like a “Flim, Flam man”. Its a movie from the 1960-70 era. The ideas you have are fantastic! I cant even find your place on a map. Good luck.
Hi there,
We are finishing our one demonstration house this month in Itacarubi and will start with our first colony project two weeks after that.
Here is our website on our project and all the information you are looking for caminoverdeparaguay.online/our-project-in-paraguay/
Sounds like you checked out El Paraiso Verde. Did you stay there a while? What didn’t you like? How far from them is you property? How long have you been in Paraguay?
@@gaylarice3716 we are aware of El Paraiso and their infrastructure, however Camino Verde Paraguay is different in so many ways. We are moving into a different direction to their project. Our location is off-grid and not on Google which is a distance away from them. Our website has all the information
web site will not open lol@@Moving-to-Paraguay
I saw that movie and yes I can relate it to this guy!
farmwork is a hard job, us well, us projects
Hi Shaun. Hoe kontak ons jou?
HI, you can contact us at
Info@caminoverdeparaguay.com
Tornadoes, earthquakes, servere flooding and armed marauders in Paraguay.
I don't know where you get your information from but all of the above that you've mentioned is so far from the truth it is actually humorous
@@Moving-to-Paraguay I am a Geography major, so I did my homework. The layperson can find videos here on the Tube about tornadoes, earthquakes and severe flooding in Paraguay. Google is also your friend.
There is a video about Paradiso Verde. Very nice. However, there are armed guards at the front gate and they have a shooting range. A woman was firing a handgun and those are only for killing people at short range. Who are the residents of the community protecting themselves against?
Good luck with your project. I do believe you will need it.
@@webventures I do not need Google to tell me about Paraguay. As I live here and I have lived and traveled all over Paraguay.
I have a home in the countryside which I hardly ever luck I leave the keys in the bike sometimes any times I forget to lock my doors. However there is no violence the way you described and the storms that you are referring to has been severe rainfall through the rainy season. However no tornadoes I have asked many of the locals and they don't know what you are talking about. I too have done my homework from the ground level up. I think you are just trying to portray a very negative picture of a beautiful country. However we know better as we live here
@@Moving-to-Paraguay No tornadoes? Really? Would you like a link for an earthquake as well? Also, please explain to me why they have armed guards at Paradiso Verde?
th-cam.com/video/N0N945_QzSc/w-d-xo.html&pp=ygUXcGFyYWd1YXkgdG9ybmFkb2VzIDIwMjM%3D
@@Moving-to-Paraguay Does Paraguay have tornadoes?
Tornado climatology - Wikipedia
South America. South America has its own tornado alley, comprising areas in central and northern Argentina, southern and southeast Brazil, Uruguay, and part of Paraguay. It is considered the second-highest frequency tornado region in the world.
Tornado climatology - Wikipedia
What about the African back people what your government did to them was not good because that is the back people country so you must look at this the African had no rights in there own country
I have always condemned racism abuse on any form of human division created by man to divide us. However I am also African and I was the fifth generation to live in this country or was born out of this country but I was never a part of a party in fact when I was born it was the end of Apartheid. That is why I'm trying to unite people and provide people a alternative way of living life where we can unify and embrace each other's indifferences equally.
They had a better standard of life under apartheid than they do now under black rule.
When did the first Dutch settlers arrive in that region? And when did the Bantu people arrive?
So who was first? Back then, vast stretches land were still empty.
Man made borders and lines in the dirt to divide us. Get out of that frame of thinking mate. There are only two types of people those who follow evil and those who follow good.
Justifying crime with other crime, that sounds so to me, not to forget that the today targeted people are not the criminals of that time.
Jonestown Part II