Jeremy Savory

Because let's be honest, none of us really have any agency over what our governments decide. And that's why people obtain second nationalities, because no one really feels that they have any power on their primary nationality. You want to go to South America. Of all the countries in South America, there are two that have been historically and politically the most stable.

Where you want to be when things go south is Panama and Paraguay. Panama, we know that the US has got its back, but it's also the only country that's never had any civil unrest. Paraguay, on the other hand, is a tiny nation which is surrounded by other countries just having major problems with their currency and their politics, such as Brazil, Argentina, and so on.

Where you want to be when things go south is Panama and Paraguay. Panama, we know that the US has got its back, but it's also the only country that's never had any civil unrest. Paraguay, on the other hand, is a tiny nation which is surrounded by other countries just having major problems with their currency and their politics, such as Brazil, Argentina, and so on.

Where you want to be when things go south is Panama and Paraguay. Panama, we know that the US has got its back, but it's also the only country that's never had any civil unrest. Paraguay, on the other hand, is a tiny nation which is surrounded by other countries just having major problems with their currency and their politics, such as Brazil, Argentina, and so on.

Paraguay is essentially run by an oligopoly. of six main families who are pro-business. They don't want to rock the boat. They don't go left. They don't go right. They don't go socialist. They don't go extreme. They're just like, hey, we just want to run everything cool. We want business to come in. We don't want to rock the boat. It's a small country.

Paraguay is essentially run by an oligopoly. of six main families who are pro-business. They don't want to rock the boat. They don't go left. They don't go right. They don't go socialist. They don't go extreme. They're just like, hey, we just want to run everything cool. We want business to come in. We don't want to rock the boat. It's a small country.

Paraguay is essentially run by an oligopoly. of six main families who are pro-business. They don't want to rock the boat. They don't go left. They don't go right. They don't go socialist. They don't go extreme. They're just like, hey, we just want to run everything cool. We want business to come in. We don't want to rock the boat. It's a small country.

And if you look as well, the countries that are really outperforming the most generally are the smaller countries, the micronations. They are agile, dynamic, make quick decisions, much like a business. Running a smaller business, Let's be honest, it's much easier than running a bigger business. But they're also entirely self-sufficient. They have amazing hydroelectric systems and dams down there.

And if you look as well, the countries that are really outperforming the most generally are the smaller countries, the micronations. They are agile, dynamic, make quick decisions, much like a business. Running a smaller business, Let's be honest, it's much easier than running a bigger business. But they're also entirely self-sufficient. They have amazing hydroelectric systems and dams down there.

And if you look as well, the countries that are really outperforming the most generally are the smaller countries, the micronations. They are agile, dynamic, make quick decisions, much like a business. Running a smaller business, Let's be honest, it's much easier than running a bigger business. But they're also entirely self-sufficient. They have amazing hydroelectric systems and dams down there.

So you can live off the land longer than most countries on the planet. You've got arable farming, so you can live off the land. You go down there, you have the steaks. The steaks are cheaper than Brazil, cheaper than Argentina, and taste just as good, and in my case, actually better. Flight access is the only thing holding it back.

So you can live off the land longer than most countries on the planet. You've got arable farming, so you can live off the land. You go down there, you have the steaks. The steaks are cheaper than Brazil, cheaper than Argentina, and taste just as good, and in my case, actually better. Flight access is the only thing holding it back.

So you can live off the land longer than most countries on the planet. You've got arable farming, so you can live off the land. You go down there, you have the steaks. The steaks are cheaper than Brazil, cheaper than Argentina, and taste just as good, and in my case, actually better. Flight access is the only thing holding it back.

But I see that as the best thing to do because you don't want to be in a place that's got amazing flight access. That means you already missed the boat. That means every other investor has already been down there. So it's a place that I see as enormous potential. And you can buy a piece of land for like $30,000 and prices have been going up 10% every year.

But I see that as the best thing to do because you don't want to be in a place that's got amazing flight access. That means you already missed the boat. That means every other investor has already been down there. So it's a place that I see as enormous potential. And you can buy a piece of land for like $30,000 and prices have been going up 10% every year.

But I see that as the best thing to do because you don't want to be in a place that's got amazing flight access. That means you already missed the boat. That means every other investor has already been down there. So it's a place that I see as enormous potential. And you can buy a piece of land for like $30,000 and prices have been going up 10% every year.

And I don't know many other places that will continue on that kind of track without using leverage, of course.

And I don't know many other places that will continue on that kind of track without using leverage, of course.

And I don't know many other places that will continue on that kind of track without using leverage, of course.

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