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@FrankHeuvelman Over fourteen years have passed since that unhappy day when the German people, blinded by promises made by those at home and abroad, forgot the highest values of our past, of the Reich, of its honor and its freedom, and thereby lost everything. Since those days of treason, the Almighty has withdrawn his blessing from our nation. Discord and hatred have moved in. Filled with the deepest distress, millions of the best German men and women from all walks of life see the unity of the nation disintegrating in a welter of egotistical political opinions, economic interests, and ideological conflicts. As so often in our history, Germany, since the day the revolution broke out, presents a picture of heartbreaking disunity. We did not receive the equality and fraternity which was promised us; instead we lost our freedom. The breakdown of the unity of mind and will of our nation at home was followed by the collapse of its political position abroad. We have a burning conviction that the German people in 1914 went into the great battle without any thought of personal guilt [for the start of the war] and weighed down only by the burden of having to defend the Reich from attack, to defend the freedom and material existence of the German people. In the appalling fate that has dogged us since November 1918 we see only the consequence of our inward collapse. But the rest of the world is no less shaken by great crises. The historical balance of power, which at one time contributed not a little to the understanding of the necessity for solidarity among the nations, with all the economic advantages resulting therefrom, has been destroyed. The delusion that some are the conquerors and others the conquered destroys the trust between nations and thereby also destroys the world economy. But the misery of our people is terrible! The starving industrial proletariat [working class] have become unemployed in their millions, while the whole middle and artisan class have been made paupers. If the German farmer also is involved in this collapse we shall be faced with a catastrophe of vast proportions. For in that case, there will collapse not only a Reich, but also a 2000-year-old inheritance of the highest works of human culture and civilization. All around us are symptoms portending this breakdown. With an unparalleled effort of will and of brute force the Communist method of madness is trying as a last resort to poison and undermine an inwardly shaken and uprooted nation. They seek to drive it towards an epoch which would correspond even less to the promises of the Communist speakers of today than did the epoch now drawing to a close to the promises of the same emissaries in November 1918. Starting with the family, and including all notions of honor and loyalty, nation and fatherland, culture and economy, even the eternal foundations of our morals and our faith-nothing is spared by this negative, totally destructive ideology. . . . One year of Bolshevism would destroy Germany. The richest and most beautiful areas of world civilization would be transformed into chaos and a heap of ruins. Even the misery of the past decade and a half could not be compared with the affliction of a Europe in whose heart the red flag of destruction had been planted. The thousands of injured, the countless dead which this battle has already cost Germany may stand as a presage of the disaster. In these hours of overwhelming concern for the existence and the future of the German nation, the venerable World War leader [President Paul von Hindenburg] appealed to us men of the nationalist parties and associations to fight under him again as once we did at the front, but now loyally united for the salvation of the Reich at home. The revered President of the Reich having with such generosity joined hands with us in a common pledge, we nationalist leaders would vow before God, our conscience and our people that we shall doggedly and with determination fulfill the mission entrusted to us as the National Government. It is an appalling inheritance which we are taking over.

This woman's video is like saying you went to America but didn't like it because it had too many Americans, American countryside and culture, she's obviously someone trying to annoy normal people.

This country is worse than what this lady said I lived in this country for two years Two-faced and insidious people They gossip behind your back, which is part of the Dutch culture When you mention their behavior to a Dutch person, they scatching your face like a cat imprisoned in a room But people are very timid and cowardly if they understand that you are a strong and strong person

I went to the Sahara, there was so much sand, too much sand, I don't like sand. 😂

@@pietersbart there were no affordable hotels there!

@@pietersbart 🤣🤣🤣🤣

@@pietersbart I went to Tehran for Christmas, it wasn't very festive.

@@tompiper9276 terrible! Not very Christian of them to skip Christmas 🤣

Oh Hanno, had to laugh..:))

hahaha well said.

You can always make a viral video about it.

😂😂😂😂😂😂

Hiking in the Alps in sandals and a summer dress(even most beautifull or even lovely) is simply dumb-ignorant! And the people of the Alps speak a "strannge " languige and are unfriendly......?

Oh wow. I need the link (can't find that video), for science :) I'm kinda confused. On the one hand I kinda feel for her. But in the other, moving to another continent requires at least some research... --Jan

@@notapodcast_notacouple I can't find it anymore, maybe she had to take it down because she clearly kept asking for donations in it. She had a sick son in there, and England was so bad as not to help her! Maybe someone will come across it and can provide the link.

@@bepsnet I think more because her lies in this video were too obvious. She asked for donations to pay for her son's treatment, which was "so expensive". The UK has the NHS, which is also free for foreigners. The lie was too bold.

So the woman that speak Spanish but not English. Complains that the people in the Netherlands speaks only broken English. Yeah, that argument makes sence! 😂 😂😂😂

Confusingly, she LOVED Venice.

@MII378 : She is Latina though I'm sure she is not from Panama considering her dislike of canals.

@@JorgePetraglia2009 😂

@@notapodcast_notacouple but Venice is warmer and less chaotic? I mean there are no houseboats on the water in Venice?

@@notapodcast_notacouple Shocker!

She's not from Spain, don't blame the Spaniards. She's from Chile.

so true

@@Frohds14i think Chile is gonna deny that.

The lady doesn't speak English

She should not even be allowed to travel on her own.

If you understand Spanish, watch her video about Paris. It's amazing. She hated it :D

@@notapodcast_notacouple I’m starting to think she’s really just joking around

@@Tacko14 She loved Venice tho!

@@notapodcast_notacouple where a regular coffee on a terrace is €20? Start the laugh track! :)

@@notapodcast_notacouple Wauw, not too many canals there ?!

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Ha! I was very sure that wasn’t Amsterdam but I had no idea where the footage was from! Thank you :) -Jan

Amsterdam is expensive, but there are no massive shoppingmalls to spend all of your money, according to her. So...whát did she want? Spend all her money in the shoppingmalls? The money she did not have?

To be fair it's only within the Grachtengordel (canal belt) that it's expensive, although rents over all of Amsterdam are getting higher, but nowhere near as bad as London. As soon as you get out of the canal belt you will find places where you can buy a Kapsalon or entire pizza for 5 Euros or less (used to be less anyway but I left in 2018), and cheap supermarkets like Jumbo, Dirk etc. For some reason Albert Heijn seem to have a monopoly in the centre but even AH isn't exhorbitant, unless you go to a ''AH to go''. But many foreigners are stupid enough to think that a tourist shop with the word ''Supermarket'' in ENGLISH over the door, is a regular Dutch supermarket.

@@simonh6371 My son lives in the Netherlands so I'm familiar with the prices and the Dutch shops. Actually prices haven't increased as fast as many other places so it feels less expensive now.

Why? I guess Chile isn't sad, she left. It's not their fault, it's her's.

Yeah. A car-free country full of snow :D I guess there are still areas where some knowledge of Dutch is required, but one does not care about that while getting drunk at Burger King :)

​@@notapodcast_notacouple full of snow? In the Netherlands? We are lucky to get one day of snow in the winter.😂

@@Lilygirl283 I still wanna try and reverse engineer when she was here! The video in Spanish was uploaded in 2017, which means this all should've happened before then. Could it be... 2012/13? Or maybe later? Idk... If we knew the year we could've at least had some confirmation on the weather

As long as the rest of the country still speaks proper Dutch.

@@Siranoxz I like the fact that here in Amsterdam, we do both. Or do you really think we don't speak proper Dutch here anymore? Lol.

Soon! We're gonna try and put out a new video every two weeks 😇

Hahhahaha. She loved Venice and hated Paris so... 😅

​@@notapodcast_notacoupleshe loved Venice because it was so cheap there. 😂

oh no, imagine if she went elsewhere and saw... MORE CANALS

@@notapodcast_notacouple The horror! Who ever wants to be around those nasty things, right?

@@rdevries3852 gross

@@notapodcast_notacouple She should have visited giethoorn. She would have fled screaming. ;)

@@nielsdebakker3283 😂😂😂

I think she just saw the viral potential of the topic! The Spanish version of the video cake out three years prior to this one.

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''Hallo'' is not a greeting in the Netherlands, they say Hoi or Hi or Goedemorgen/middag/avond. ''Hallo!'' means something like ''are you mad'' or ''what the hell are you doing'' or ''watch out''. I imagine that cyclists shouted it at her as she walked on the bike lanes, or stepped out onto the road in places like Damstraat etc.

@@simonh6371 i say hallo to greet people here in Brabant but it might be different up in Amsterdam i guess.

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it's comedy

Maar die duffe jongedame weet exact wat ze doet, op het snijvlak van humor en realiteit.

Yup I think the lack of preparation is... noticeable

Yes, Karening is a recognised verb.... Well, it is now

Thank you!!

P.S. You have a new subscriber. 😊

a capitalist system/country does not exist anyway. thats just a left wing/socialist narrative and projection which still goes back to karl marx book 'das kapital'. and left wings/socialist are just a rebranded christian movement from the era of the enlightenment/industrial revolution. the ones who never got liberal and on one hand stopped believing in god/religion, on the other hand continued with the anti credit bla bla from all of the monotheist religions. left wings are per se just half enlighten. there is a mechanism behind the credit but that makes no country or system as a whole 'capitalist'. its just for anticapitalist an 'enemy' projection. btw, also 'right wing' does not exist (was back then the seat order in the old french assemjbly (which was inspired by the house of common) after the french revolution. since then it was - again - just used as a black-white 'enemy' projection from the ones who call them self 'left wing'. stupid other ppl just picked that up and got used to. but its no real science to believe this nonsense. and yes, of course especially 'capitalist' countries have much more and better systems to care about ppl, create more wealthy for everyone (all anti capitalist countries failed), more innovative and so on. and thats already since the middle age when the first rather citizen driven cities popped up, in belgium, netherlands, italy, partly germany and so on. and yep, comparing all systems/countries on the planet, its always better there where it is 'more capitalist' and always worse (and/or backward/undeveloped) there where it is not. if the media were not mostly left wing in the west (what everyone could know after a short googleing the preferences of most media/journalists, they are usually left-green so are the typical 'pseudo intelletual bubbles' (culture, political science, sociology etc.) then everyone could know that and how stupid anti capitalist stereotypes are in the first place.

Of course people are negative because they want to jump on that train. I agree, she had some talking points but others look past them with their own biases. Same like here in Switzerland. You can't say one word about something you don't like or they'll get pissed and tell you to leave their countries. People take it personal.

she had some good points but she probably lost alot of people when she said she doesn't like canals when she choose to stay in amsterdam

The thing is that as long as you are acting like a tourist, You'll be treated as a tourist. If you don't make a long term commitment Other people will not make commitments either

Princess on a PEA 😂🙃 Not pee. Although some people probably like sitting on pee as well.

@@notapodcast_notacouple lol, excuse me for the typo. glad you know what i meant tho... 🤭

Dankjewel!

Naah. Burger King on Leidseplein is where the REAL party's at.

@@notapodcast_notacouple It rocks! And the only language required is Drunk... Though, to get there you may have to cross a canal 😱

@@mourlyvold64 nooooooooooooooooo!

@@JanArsenovic 🤪

Afterwards, pool party in the canals!

The Spanish version of it came out three years prior to this one! I guess she saw the viral potential there

There's something like an introduction video coming out tomorrow! 🤫

or look for hostel or B&B

@@mitchell6you true

OMG! Part 2 was uploaded a couple of weeks ago. She's just milking it at this point. She hasn't even been here since the first video 😂 About the language: Ana is fluent in Dutch. Jan can read Dutch newspapers on a good day but doesn't speak the language. I think it really depends on the circumstances. The older you get, there are fewer opportunities to practice. If you don't use Dutch at work, that already sets you back as your social life as an international will probably be in English.

folx. 1. dont take those videos too serious. 2. of course there is a part 2 (part 1 got a lot of hits she (or is a he behind that?) usually dont get. the situation with English is the same for Berlin. ppl also say to learn English one should rather go to another German city.

Probeer eens buiten Amsterdam of een andere stad. Wedden dat ze je in het Nederlands aanspreken en niet overschakelen.😂 In het ergste geval leer je per ongeluk Limburgs, Fries of iets nedersaksisch (streektaal).😂

@@Treinbouwer Dit werkt prima in elke stad, sterker nog hier in Enschede word je zowel in het Engels als in het Duits aangesproken, wat wel betekend dat ze iets meer moeite doen om te horen waar je vandaan komt. En ja, zelfs in Limburg en Friesland ligt het percentage Engels sprekende mensen erg hoog en is de afgelopen jaren alleen maar toegenomen,

​@@notapodcast_notacoupleTry Drs.P Compilé Complé (sur CD). 188 Dutch songs by Heinz Polzer in an 8 CD box. Drs. P was regarded to be the last of the Rederijkers, and his lyrics are humerous so they shouldn't be too boring. Then the next time you have a native Dutch speaker over, say: "I was listening to this the other day, and I didn't quite get it." At the very least it will make a great conversation piece.

I mean, some years it's not even that. But she did show some photos of herself in a somewhat snowy Amsterdam... It's just... We all know it was just one week of snow 🙃

Lol, I didn't even consider it a prank, just satire.

Thank you!!