We can live without politicians but we cannot live without farmers... support farmers 100%, help local farmers

I am not Woke I am Awake . being 70 years of age I have been a Tax slave and manipulated ALL of my life.. I now spend my time trying to WAKE folks up. Ignorance is like a disease here. Richard you are breath of fresh air always look out for your reports.

Our farmers do a bloody good job in this country, against all the odds.

Shocked Andrew Bridgen lost his seat. With all his constituency gained they just threw it all away.

Starmer will do for politics what Covid did for health... wake more people up 🙏

Blessed be the farmers!

Wartime mentality of turning your garden over to growing food no matter how small a plot will be a huge positive - Starmer has just installed Patrick Vallance into his cabinet ....as 'Science Minister' WTF voted for him?

Dear Richard, I come from an agricultural reality in the south of Italy, I spent my youth on the tractor and amongst lemon trees, apricot trees, olive trees, tomato fields, chickens etc. With all the best will in the world, agriculture and farming are not an activity for everyone. 1 - It's not a recreational activity at all when your life depends on it, when I go back doing that even now 25 years later I realise how incredibly tedious and hard, and unrewarding picking lemons from trees is, don't even get me started on picking olives. 2 - It is a very expensive thing to even start doing, buying land and equipment, waiting years and years to see the first (potential, not guaranteed and at times meagre) return on investment. 3 - It is a 100% full time job which takes up basically 365 days per year, those who live from the land proceeds have to be entirely dedicated to and passionate about it, and people simply have many interests and talents and passions that are not farming and agriculture. 4 - Doing it while having a pension or a passive income is one thing, but being young and embarking on it from scratch with no backup income is an entirely different thing.

It's been a tough year here on our little self-sufficient farm in Ireland. Slow germination and cool conditions. That said, the weeds seem to be ok! But, growing is just one part of surviving. Knowing how to preserve what you produce is just as important, or you won't make what you produce last until it's available fresh again.

Most people who for whatever reason live in the countryside have never done any land work, I’ve done my fair share and it’s hard working through the seasons, freezing cold,wet,boiling hot, demanding schedules, mud,long unsociable hours just as much stress as my previous I.T. Job for little money. Needless to say I’ve got the greatest respect for those that work on the land.

It's been a tough but great week for getting away, experiencing the lifestyle we strive for, enjoying the countryside and each other 💚💙💜

I moved to the countryside from the city many yrs ago & moved to my perfect new home just last yr, I have never regretted moving to the counteyside, I love were I live, trees & farmers fields at the back of me in a little village, listening to the animals & birds through the day, peaceful & serene, I'm just about to build up my edible fruit & veg jungle garden, got my ibc containers for water, got to build my bbq area & firepit & get some solar for electric & I want to get some chickens at some point this yr, took 10 yrs of battling the system to get where I am because I saw many yrs ago what was coming down the pipeline, I told many people what was coming & got laughed at & called a conspiracy nut even by family members, also had to get out to protect my disabled sons future, im living by the rule of out of sight out of mind.. now time to become somewhat self sufficient...anyone relying on the government to help them are under some form of delusion...

Ive just come in from my small garden with potatoes, broad beans, one turnip! and various soft fruit. Its not a lot but a start, but there's plenty more to harvest. I'm in my 70's and have an allotment but put in raised beds in the garden a couple of years ago. Ive kept an area for sitting etc for quiet contemplation and im happy. Excess fruit and veggies go to my offspring who have 'busy' lives and not fully awake but I do all i can. Its keeping me active as well and thats not a bad thing at my age 🤣

Mix Ardern with Trudeau, stir in a load of steroids and you get Starmer. Glad that I'm in NZ. You are in for a VERY bumpy ride.

This is where the elderly generations should be spoken to, and thoroughly learned from. My parents are both from farming backgrounds, and they really knew how to farm! Respected nature, knew the seasons, had empathy for the animals, were clean, tidy, and thought about the best clean ways to do things for the best, natural results. All the crap ways forced upon farmers today is absolutely evil! No farmers deserve to be dictated to, or forced to inject antibiotics/hormones etc into their stock, or spray cancer causing chemicals all over their fruit and veg. No much wonder we have 1 in 2 with Cancer! Time to track down and stop those sick minded, money grabbing fools who see the masses as their experiments!

If we put our minds together we can create a part of England strong in good food, good culture, anapathic medicine a d a future for the children. I hate being in London and i know i am not alone. Its time to make it happen.

I despair of this world and have recently taken early retirement to escape my contribution to it. Sadly I still feel trapped because the cost of living has increased so much my pittance of pension barely covers basics

Interested people should join the electoral reform organisation and find a petition there. Otherwise worth joining anyway.

I commend your passion and persistence. You are a proper man.

I left Melbourne city 14 years ago with my young family and wife to move to the country. We live on 60 acres totally off grid. We have an endless supply of firewood, fresh clean filtered rain water, solar and battery supply and now starting a vegetable garden. It's the best thing we ever did for our family. But we had doubts at times weather we did the right thing. The last 4 years reassured us we definitely did the right thing. Thank Richard for sharing the same thoughts.

I did wonder why my brain took me down the the road of self sustaining lifestyle and now I own my own farm totally off grid

I’m so glad I live in the countryside. When surrounded by fields, trees, hedges, birds and animals, I can forget the real problems this country has. I do wonder if my little hamlet of 3 houses will need to become a gated community in the future. Suppose we will have to wait and watch.

We all need to support our farmers! and If this government tries to drive our farmers out of Business, we must intervene and Petition and protest against any Government decision to stop The agriculture or farming in this Country! We the people will decide what’s Good for us, and what’s nutritious for a Healthy lifestyle, Not government intervention!!

I am in despair over what to expect with this labour government and it’s goons. Richard is right, we the people need to unite and become as self sufficient as possible. Thanks Richard for all you do.

It"s all very well telling everyone to grow stuff and go back to the land but tptb are poisoning the land so we can't grow anything. If anything does manage to sprout the lack of sun is stunting its growth. All gardeners I know are really stuggling to grow anything this year.

I've not long returned from Mainland Orkney and what a joy to of been there. Cow and sheep farms galore, pure sea air, not a sight of any chemtrails, slower pace of live and creativity galore which is being encouraged in schools massively. If only the UK especially England could return to those happy and healthy ways of living .

One of my happiest memories is walking a few miles to my Uncle's farm and going into the milking shed. He only had about 20 cows. The cows weren't forced to produce milk. I miss those days so much.

By books, seeds and watch youtubes on how to prepare soil, start seedlings, grow veggies, treat pests, hiw to make composts, fertiliser and when and how to harvest and how to store your hard work. Learn seed preservation, all food preservation methods, bottling, drying, salting, picking and fermentation methods and curing meats. Buy books, look at ways to preserve food without electricity. Prepare and plan to be without electricity for days. Talk to the oldies that know these methods, arrange community workshops and learn from their experanced.

You are 100% right about staying sane and living meaningful lives. All the best:)

Wise words Richard ❤

Hi Richard and Julia and family, sending love from Scotland ❤️🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿😊

You are so right Richard ! I have procrastinated for a long time but I réalise now I have to move and live my life, we all have to get together! 💖

So much sickness going round... its July not winter! I'm on day 7 of the lurgy. What has happened to those that took the arm harm done to their immune systems that would allow viral issues to circulate longer, hence passing it on to us folk who avoided it! It's a nightmare. I'm fed up!

A friend/neighbour of mine voted labour as her son is a Labour MP. She won't hear a word said against labour. She doesn't realise what he has planned.

We moved off grid in February and it's hard work with the fake weather we're experiencing but it's so rewarding. You need to do it yourself before it's too late! 👍🏻✈️☄️☄️☄️😎

There is a 'mini farm project' in Australia for 'building farms to feed Aussies in need' supported by very low subscriptions of the public. This could work in the UK.

You are so right Richard. What is comming is so scary. I wish i had moved years ago too late for me. Its the younger generation i am worried for. And the people that can not see what is comming

Good call mate, totally agree

What an inspiring message… For the last three years, being aware of what’s going on, I have been learning gardening on my small backyard.. I already know what vegetables are easy to grow here, which ones don’t seem to like it. I also have been utilizing various “weedy” plants growing in the grass… In spring I used dandelion flowers to make vinegar and the leaves to make a liquid fertilizer. When I found out that “regular” wild white daisies have health benefits, I started picking them and dry to use them for herbal teas in winter. When mowing the grass, I was leaving patches of daisies to bloom to the point when they shed seeds, so I have more daisies next year. Now, I am doing the same thing with white clover, which on top everything else, is attracting hundreds of bees🐝. Most of my kitchen scraps and grass clippings go into the compost pile. My backyard is far from the most beautiful in the neighbourhood, but I bet it is the most loved by the earthworms😆 (got tons of them)… and that brings me joy😃 . Saint John’s wort’s plant seeded itself and now I am using it’s flowers to make a herbal tea blend along with some others herbs from my garden. (Last year I made some Saint John’s wort infused oil for massage)… The walnut tree has been providing lots of nutritious walnuts every year, except this year …there are very few walnuts…. My 160 square meter yard, has provided me with so much, even though, so far, only a small part of it has been utilized.. The neighbourhood acacia tree provided me abundance of the most beautiful fragrant flowers, so I made 8 litters of delicious acacia flower vinegar! When lilacs were blooming, a farmer at the market gifted me a big bunch of lilac flowers … which I also used them to make some lilac vinegar. Both vinegars I use in the same manner as apple cider vinegar. Much love to you Richard and all Freedom loving folks around the world 💖💥🕊🐝🪴🌾🌻 from Poland

So glad you are able to see what's really happening. We can make a difference it just takes one foot in front of the other to get started. You are on the right path. Bless you, Julia & family. 💖🤗👍🐐🐓🌾

it's great to see you are both in the countryside like we know you enjoy - i bet you drank plenty of raw milk - the best milk!! love to you both

Well said Richard. 👍❤

30 years ago my hubby and I had a small holding, with sheep, chickens and turkeys. LOVED every minute of it. Also helped a local guy on his pig farm, and loved the working with the pigs also. I'm in my late 70's now, cannot physically do what I did, but I can show others how to. That's what I am hoping to do - and teach others to grow veg and fruit also. It's FUN guys!

Thanks again Richard for your words and vision. I completely agree, and I hope many others do too.

So many people voting Labour is a good indication how many of us are still asleep.

I'm into weeds especially stinging nettles so full of protein and vitamins, easy to grow in my garden. Thank you for sharing. Suzanne 😊

Glad you’ve stayed private and safe, good for you not telling folk where you are it truly is smart not to discuss locations. Good your both having fun 🤩 ❤️💐🌺🐄🐮

Yes Richard it's a shame so many "sheep" in our flock. We have been stuffed, labottomised, and for the most point, mounted. When will the sheep wake up, not much opportunities left. Bless you.

I started working on farms at the age of 13 and i loved it.

Many decades ago, when the establishment decided that I could go and put a pauper's signature (sign of nature) on a contract to be punished, I decided that it wasn't for me. Why has it taken so long for people to realise that it is a ridiculous idea? Over the course of my lifetime, many people have engaged in fierce arguments with me, telling me that it's my duty to vote. Is there any voter out there who can genuinely provide evidence of any advantage they gained from voting?

Richard you're so right and so good at conveying what needs to be said and done. Thank you for being you.

Richard Vobes, Thank you for sharing your experience 🙏 When I was a young girl in ottersberg northern germany, would cycle to our local farm with my milk canister and get beautiful raw milk 🤍i am thankful for the health it has given me 🕊️❇️💚

I recently retired early purely because I refuse to contribute to the madness that is government. I live on a narrowboat and do get to escape the big cities, but finding supplies outside of them is very difficult. Bring back the farm shops.

Well said Richard ❤

*Our God indeed is a covenant keeping God. Has he said a thing and not perform it? I watch how things unfold in my life, from penury to $356,000 every three months and I can only praise him and trust him more. Hallelujah 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻*

we cant all escape to the country due to money and the price it costs to buy land

Blessings of joy to all at Dora's Dairy. 💖🙏💫

get well soon 🙏 i hope the weather picks up

Sounds like you got the Cooff, its everywhere here in Ireland just as Geert Van den Booche predicted. If the rest of his predictions come true it will be a complete horror show.

Richard. You are a voice of reason and logic. Thankyou so much for your video with us. God bless you and yours ❤️

I thought you had a cold, take care. How lovely you really get on with real life. At least we have 5 Reform in and hopefully give the great unwanted a shift out. It’s going to be interesting to watch. My family is Farmers and fishermen the backbone of this Nation.

Look into why the grass does not grow in several northern counties.

Even my wife will not listen to me.... i hate feeling on my own. We will never recover from Stalinism.... sorry Starma.. ism

I would love to work on a farm ❤️

Good chat today, Richard :) While you were talking, it struck me that we all need to just stop one day and spend some time evaluating what we want out of our lives, how we wish to interact with others, what kinds of skills we possess that could be offered in payment in a bartering system, and so on. Time to either move to where life could be more pleasurable or retrench and discover what's available in our local communities, because, as you say, Richard, we have totally lost touch with the important things in life. We CAN do this!

I didn't vote or have never voted in 60 yrs of British life. Never voted never will vote..never been on any electoral roll and never will. . I AM FULLY ANTI ESTABLISHMENT

45 years ago I worked on farms as a kid to earn enough money to buy my first computer because I wanted to learn to code. Today, I write software so that I can afford to live on a farm with my cows and chickens. It was been one of the best experience and I love every minute of it - even on days when I curse at my cows when they won't move to the right pasture. You are so right!!!

With Andrew Bridgen in number 10 we have a chance of healthy survival. Not yet unfortunately so now we have Starmers bunch plus the WHO and WEF sitting beside ready to pounce. Richard talks so much sense.

Come to ulverston lake district Richard - we are one road in and one road out 😊 sizergh farm have lovely raw milk and local produce 😊

Richard i live in a city. Local allotments are 15k plus. I cant afford to move. Im on a low wage.

Blessings from new zealand richard

I have run a small farm in Scotland for the owners to go on holiday twice before! It’s an amazing experience!

I think its climate will ensure that Britain is never self--sufficient in food, and will always be partly dependant on imports from other countries, preferably neighbouring ones. I hang a bag of a dozen of my avocados on my neighbour´s gate every week and in return get what firewood I need. This saves me about 500 euros every winter, and (are you listening UK ?) I would be a damn fool to fall out with my neighbour. Last year we pooled our olives to make it worthwhile getting them pressed, and since she´s a dentist and I´m a blacksmith we can be quite useful to each other. Another neighbour helps me water the terraces every Monday, after which we drink beer and smoke and put the world to rights. This mountain can be a harsh place in winter, and the summer sun burns right down to your wishbone, we know we need each other in so many ways --- I never felt that in Britain.

Huge amount of geoengineering going on here in Ireland. I moved rural 7 years ago and this year is the worst for growing. Lots of seeds didn't germinate and some that did grew a little then died. Still love living here though, at least I'm away from all the madness. I think the whole western financial Ponzi scheme is going to fall apart pretty soon, and when that happens a lot of the 'normies' are not going to know what hit them. We're fully in the "weak men make bad times" stage of the cycle now, so buckle up and get prepared.

Friends, family and community are how we survive this Fourth Turning.

50% didn't vote, imagine if 75% didn't vote. That would have sent a bigger message.

An optimistic note on getting to the root of Human Being Living. As for 15 min cities we already live as 15 min cities, they just want to make it official. (How many of us actually travel more that 15 minutes in our day to day lives, that would be an interesting poll)

Fantastic!

WELL DONE, RICHARD! GOOD TO SEE YOU BACK!!!! ALL VERY WELL SAID, AS USUAL! STAY BLESSED. SENDING YOU MUCH LOVE & LIGHT. X

Thank you Richard. Excellent message.

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You sir are a wise man.. ❤ thank you for imparting your wisdom and giving folks hope and a concern. Take care of yourselves and neighbor..❤❤

I agree with you completely Richard, my son is doing his bit and I am moving soon to a lovely spot where there are several allotment areas and I will be applying soon for one at 71, but my sons will help and we will enjoy both the food and the exercise. I have worked on farms and have a bit of knowledge. Will learm more as I go.

You my dear are a breath of fresh air which is so refreshing 😊thank you all so much ❤️

Thank you Richard 🙏💕

You standing there, Richard, with your cup, are making a target for yourself! 😮

Thank you for the wake up call & raising the sign post. ❤ This is truly the key to our independence and self sustenance. I don’t think it could’ve been said anymore passionate, clear & caring. Well, done, Richard. We must do our best.👁️👁️👍🙄

I'm actually fleeing the city in 10 days going back home to the sticks and I am so relieved. I hated growing up there but I am a chronic meditator now. Thanks

Marvellous pullover. Pure wool, I’m sure.👏

It's alright you saying this., Richard..do you know how difficult it is to buy a bit of land to live on ? We have been looking for at least 4 years, with groups of ' like minded people' and on our own. It is time farmers sold 'people' land..not companies.

Richard. Thanks. Love your video and i have to agree. Living on the land and growing what you eat is very rewarding and healing for us, for mother earth and all beings on it ❤ very beautiful video ❤ greetings from my beautiful garden in Florida

Worked on a small holding after moving from the place I was a child. From the very start of my teens I was introduced to the farm life. It was wonderful. Fell head over heels for the farmers daughter

I'm not 100% sure of much but that when the SHTF each of us will find ourselves precisely where we need to be, no miss.takes in this movie! Don't worry, be Happy - do both of those. "True happiness comes from making others happy." - A.M.B. 💖 💖🙏💫

I agree with you totally,good work

You and Julia are a shinning light. Thanks for everything. I was born in the early 50's all this was usual for us, we were never far from a farm and believe it or not I lived in the Midlands, not far from Birmingham city but a million miles away from to-days Brum. My dear dad who fought in WW2 would be sooooo angry. I'm old now and this is not my time anymore, or my life. I have to leave the future to my grandchildren, but they are brainwashed and think I'm a bit odd. History repeats it's self, it takes such a long time to change things Richard, just look back on the 100 yrs wars.

Man i need to get back near to cattle. I lived by breeder herds once, and I miss them. I loved the bulls, what an animal. Esp the Belgian Blues, they're incredible beasts. I also lived in a tent once in fields also home to perhaps 80 young bulls. They chased me into the river once as I got caught by their water hole one early morning stroll - I saw them enter the field in the distance uh-oh - they saw me - I ran - but as anyone will find out - they can run significantly faster lol, it was f****g hilarious and I had to vault into the river Windrush just before they trampled me. Took me the best part of an hour to figure it out, as I was now surrounded by 80 bulls, up above me on the bank - they had the upper hoof and are super curious and exhuberant. I ended up with large rushes from the river that I fashioned into a massive fan above my head to scare them off. It worked, and I got them to back off . . Man you discover who you really are, eh.

Thank you Richard

Some of us have been doing it all our lives.

Very jealous! Desperately miss my farming days. Contemplating whether to go back into it before it's gone completely. Best place in the world being around cows!

Thank so much Richard. We absolutely agree with you. I look forward to getting back to our old ways. At 67 I remember how it used to be. We didn't have much money but by golly we were happier then and we had proper conversations and community spirit!!