Episode Summary
In this episode of The Expat Files, Johnny Mueller dives into the world of electromagnetic fields (EMF), discussing their potential health impacts, the rise of EMF mitigation devices, and the lack of regulations in Latin America. He also touches on expat life, including alternative medicine resources, residency processes, and the importance of planning for the future.
Johnny begins by addressing concerns about EMF from electric cars and cell towers, particularly in Latin America. He acknowledges the growing awareness of EMF's effects and the need for individuals to take proactive steps to protect themselves. He also highlights the irony of people in Latin America being 'lottery winners' due to having cell towers on their property, which brings in significant income but also poses health risks. Johnny mentions that cell phone companies are aware of the health risks associated with proximity to towers but often include clauses in contracts that allow them to avoid liability.
The discussion then shifts to the issue of electric cars and the dirty electricity they emit. Johnny suggests solutions such as aftermarket devices and filters to mitigate the problem. He also mentions the existence of EMF shielding paint, which is used commercially and can turn a room into a Faraday cage. Johnny emphasizes the importance of using an EM, F meter to identify hotspots and offers practical tips for reducing exposure, such as relocating smart devices and using grounding techniques. He concludes by mentioning a specific brand of EMF shielding paint and its application process.
Johnny also discusses the shielding of electric guitar electronics from dirty EMF and its implications for human health. He explains that older electric guitars used thick aluminum foil to shield their electronics, while modern guitars use paint. He highlights the sensitivity of guitar players to EMF and suggests that EMF exposure might affect human cells and neural communication. He also warns that increased smart device usage leads to more EMF exposure and recommends using an EMF meter to test for it.
In addition to the technical discussions, Johnny addresses listener feedback and recommendations, including a listener's purchase of an HP Stream book and a health care question about heavy metal testing in Latin America. Sue, a listener, shares her experience with detoxing and chelation, and Johnny provides information about lab testing in Latin America, including the availability of tests without a prescription and cost comparisons.
The episode also includes a segment on listener emails from expats in Guatemala. The first email is from Dave, who asks about alternative medicine resources in Guatemala City. Johnny responds by suggesting that there are alternative medicine clinics and retail outlets in the city and recommends searching online for 'alternative or complementary medicine'. He also mentions a specific store located across from Vista Hermosa Mall and notes that there are at least four clinics in the city. However, he warns Dave to be cautious and to research these options thoroughly since there is no FDA oversight in Guatemala.
The second email is from Dave again, who shares his experience with the residency process in Guatemala. He describes the bureaucratic challenges, including broken restrooms at the immigration building and the difficulty of navigating the system without Spanish language skills. Johnny acknowledges the frustration of the process and advises that while it's possible to do it oneself if one has good Spanish and time, it's more efficient to use a trusted Latin lawyer to streamline the process. He also mentions upcoming expat seminars and warns about potential government restrictions on travel in the future, suggesting that attending the seminar is a way to prepare for such scenarios.
The episode concludes with a call to action from Johnny Mueller, promoting his upcoming expat insider seminar in Central America. He emphasizes the value of the seminar by highlighting the potential for a two to five-year head start on plan B for expats. The segment ends with a repeated email contact instruction and a Spanish phrase 'nos pemos', which likely means 'see you soon' or 'we'll see you'.
Topics
EMF and health, Electric cars and EMF, Cell towers and health, Regulations and EMF, Expat life in Latin America, Electric cars and dirty electricity, EMF shielding paint and its use, Practical tips for reducing EMF exposure, Dirty EMF and its effects on electronics and human health, Electric guitar shielding techniques, Government policies on asylum seekers, Cultural and social impacts of deportation
Chapters
00:00:00 Opening 00:00:58 Electric Cars and EMF Concerns 00:01:12 5G and EMF in Guatemala 00:04:25 Cell Towers in Latin America 00:07:19 Electric Cars and Dirty Electricity 00:09:37 EMF Shielding Paint and Its Use 00:10:34 EMF Shielding Paint Details and Application 00:11:38 The Aluminum Foil Shield in Older Guitars 00:12:17 EMF Interference in Guitars and Its Implications 00:14:17 Critique of Asylum Seeker Relocation Policies 00:17:26 Listener Engagement and Awards Discussion 00:17:44 Listener Feedback on Show Listening Habits 00:19:40 Health Care and Heavy Metal Testing in Latin America 00:22:29 Alternative Medicine Resources in Guatemala City 00:23:48 Residency Process in Guatemala 00:27:50 Promoting the Expat Insider Seminar in Central America with a Head Start on Plan B
Transcript
Automatically transcribed from the original recording; names and wording may contain errors.
[00:00] South of the border down Mexico way That's where I fell in love when the stars above came out to play and now I wonder Hello there all you ex-pat wannabes. I'm Johnny Mueller and you're listening to the expat files living in Latin America The show that tells you just what it's like to live work play and or retire down here in Latin America It's a mix of the good the bad the ugly and the great and it's all right here. So let's get started All right, you know last show I was reading an email from sue a repeat offender at max pat insider seminar Very interesting email to and the fact is she has so many questions and made so many requests There was just no way to type out an answer to her without getting carpal tunnel and blowing a couple hours at the keyboard
[00:48] So believe it or not even after going through a lot of that email last show There's still a lot left to be said. So I'll continue on she says Johnny. Here's a heads up for you You mentioned wanting to buy an electric car eventually I've heard they're off the charts for EMF and dirty electric output. Have you checked out that aspect? I know there are many mitigating devices available. So hopefully you'll take care of that Then she says and you know, it's a relief to hear that 5g will have years of lag time before it gets to Guatemala Alright, so let's hit on those points, you know, so it's not a heads up for me I knew all about the dirty electricity coming up electric cars for years now And yes, there are mitigating devices available So if any of you out there have electric cars sending me an email if you want to know where to get these devices
[01:36] They're add-ons to your car that really push down the dirty EMF to manageable levels and they're not that expensive Too I'm thinking around a hundred bucks or so But well worth it a good insurance policy because remember when you're an electric car you're inside of a gigantic battery Or at least you're sitting right on top of one and that in itself isn't producing dirty electricity while it's just sitting there stagnant It's when the motors start to turn that the dirty EMF. Well, let's put it this way It's everywhere and the passengers totally bathed in it Now i'm sure Elon Musk and the boys know about all this and here's what i'm thinking In the future and I bet this is gonna happen They're gonna offer an option when you buy a tesla chevy volt bmw vovo electric, whatever
[02:21] They'll offer an anti dirty emf option. Who knows maybe it'll be 750 to 1500 bucks Because you see the thing is until now Anyway, there are no regulations that amount of dirty emf You can have in a house or emanating from a product like a microwave or a cell tower or an electric car So naturally there will be money to be made as people more and more become aware that dirty emf does affect your health In fact, there are engineers that have companies that'll come into your house and check for dirty emf And they go into schools and offices and measure that stuff too and you wonder if this is such tinfoil hat stuff Why do certain schools and businesses hire these guys to come in because the employees and students are having Related health problems that are for real but can't be diagnosed by traditional healthcare practitioners
[03:11] So there are companies that'll come in and measure that stuff Of course, if you have your own emf meter, you could find out for yourself But these outfits offer a real service now I know most listeners out there probably never even heard of this though as it turns out Insomnia in general physical agitations on the rise and medical doctors when faced with patients with those kind of complaints Will just prescribe some big pharma alternatives, right? Look these days when you go to the doctor and you don't feel good if he doesn't give you a prescription or two or ten You feel slighted where in reality a percentage of those people who display those nervous and agitated and insomniac conditions Are living in or working in spaces that are just bombarded with dirty emf signals and it's been proven Conclusively over and over again in many scientific papers too that people just don't sleep
[04:00] Well under those conditions and of course the average person is never going to blame emf They don't even know what it is Unless for example the cell tower or the power lines are right across the street And you've tried the meds your doctor's given you and nothing seems to work And in fact you're getting worse Well, sometimes you read an article or two and you start putting two and two together Now you longtime listeners may remember I mentioned in a past show that throughout latin america You see cell towers in the weirdest places often in the backyard of a tiny lower middle class home complete with anorexic dogs driveway chickens and a go to a car or two And in latin america they call someone who's got a cell tower in his yard a lottery winner Because you see when that cell phone company knocks at your front door and says hey if we got a deal for you
[04:48] That means of course a person's lucky enough to have his land or his house on high ground In an area that the cell phone companies know they need some coverage Then all of a sudden the rep will pull out a contract and start dealing with you We're talking a five to ten year contract at 500 to a thousand bucks a month That's big money for a guy with a tin shack house Remember in latin america the average salary especially for people out in the boonies is something like three to four hundred a month So having a cell tower in your backyard is truly like winning the lottery Now of course the cell phone companies know that when you're close to one of those towers It's not good for your health In fact cell phone tower contractors and installers will tell you that when you got one of those things very nearby It's like standing in front of your microwave oven for days on end
[05:35] And even the contract you end up signing gives the company an out I've seen those contracts Of course, they're in spanish and the compensino who they're offering the deal to doesn't bother to read that contract Maybe he can't even read but he or she knows they just won the lottery I mean really who needs primo juan and to toolio up in new joysey Sent it back 200 bucks a month in remissa when you're getting more than twice that each month from your cell phone company Admittedly, they're ugly no matter how you try to camouflage them or dress them up But so is that 82 chevy that's been rusting away in the backyard for what's it now 35 years? Anyway, the contract they signed hasn't out for the company You know the drill we're not responsible for any damages, etc Etc and the homeowner asks no questions and signs it anyway
[06:22] You gotta wonder what would a first world guy or gal up in the states do? Well, you can bet if it's joe sixpack or someone in a white trash trailer court They probably wouldn't waste a second signing the contract either I mean look at all the idiots who signed away their property mineral rights to those shale oil fracking companies They even made a movie about it Remember with matt damon and now they're on unstable land with all kinds of mini earthquakes and tremors Not to mention the fracking companies pumped all kinds of toxic chemicals into the ground And those landowners who were so quick to sign the contracts they got the dough, but they're certainly regretting it now Oh well, like michael bernie used to say or maybe it was my mother probably both Remember every single day half the people you meet and walk past are below average and 10 of those true morons
[07:08] And when you see the occasional well-dressed moron, well, you can bet he's got a government job But I digress as usual. So anyway about sue's question on electric cars It's true. Those things put out tremendous amounts of dirty electricity and that's not good But not to worry the companies know that and there are aftermarket devices that can virtually eliminate that stuff And if you want the links to a company I know of who are making them right now Just send me an email the expat files at gmail.com By the way, that same company makes these little filters that plug into a regular outlet about the size of a phone charger Designed to filter out emf harmonics and other high-frequency trash electricity from the environment right in your own house So if you're wondering about solutions this company and others have the devices to defeat that stuff
[07:55] So what you do is you go around the house with your emf meter and you just might find some dirty emf hotspots Or not hopefully not But let's say there's one close to where you've got your computer or tv plugged in And you could find that there's dirty emf coming in from the main power line on your pole to your main circuit box So first obviously you got to have an emf meter to go around the house and see if you got any of that junk coming in And if you do you just mitigate it with one of these little plug-in filters But that's normally not the only thing you want to do you want to move your routers around maybe to another room Don't leave any smart devices on or charging in your bedroom when you go to sleep at night There are lots of little tips that can eliminate the problem In fact, believe it or not emf analysts have found if you've got a bed with steel springs in it
[08:43] And you're in the big city you're living in a residential tower The bed springs themselves could act as an antenna and barred you all night long with dirty electricity So how do you fix that? Well, it's easy All you have to do is run a nice solid ground line to any metal part or metal spring on the mattress Of course, that means you have to make a little cut into the fabric of the mattress somewhere But that's no big deal now first before you decide to do anything like that You have to have an emf meter walk around the house and see where your hot spots are If any now if you're living out in the burbs or the boonies and there's lots of wide open spaces You'll almost never have a dirty emf problem except coming from your damn smart meter And of course your wi-fi and smartphone But you know, if you have big wide open living spaces in your house
[09:28] You don't have to worry too much about that. You just relocate some of that stuff Oh and for all you out there who think this is a little nutty that we're getting a little into tinfoil hat territory Let me lay this little fact out for you. There are companies that make this stuff called emf shielding paint It provides emf shielding protection from high frequency radiation from wireless communications like modems phones television radio stations smart meters cell towers It's used commercially everywhere. So what do they know that we don't obviously they know it's not good for living things Now I mentioned this before in a past show, but I didn't tell you the most popular brand name It's called why shield paint that's the letter y dash shield paint So if you buy and apply this stuff, you can turn any room of your house into a faraday cage
[10:15] Of course, if you do use it, you won't get any cell phone or smart device coverage in that room Though you can always use a direct plug-in ethernet line and get your service back without any dirty emf at all It's also proof that the stuff works and believe me commercial contractors all over the first world are starting to use that stuff It's like regular water-based late text paint, but it blocks cell phone cb tv am fm radio frequency and microwaves Blocks everything all the way up to 18 gigahertz. Unfortunately for now Anyway, it only comes in one color, but you can apply any kind or color of latex paint over it Oh and by the way after you're done painting you have to ground it in fact on the instruction label It says you're supposed to add one ground lined wire to earth per a thousand square feet of painted surface
[11:04] That means you have to attach a little wire ground cable Then attach it to a water pipe in your house or a grounding rod in the soil Outside of your house like your electrical fuse box is connected to all right on that note I'd like to tell you an interesting story You probably never would have heard about unless you're into electric guitars The fact is if you own an electric guitar that was made before around 2010 about nine or ten years ago Now if you pull off the pick guard where the electronics sit You know the part of the guitar that's cut out to hold the volume and tone controls and switches You'll see the entire cutout is lined with a very thick aluminum foil And if you remove the switches controls and potentiometers You can actually pull out that piece of thick aluminum foil in one piece because it's been preformed into a little box
[11:52] That sits right in there now flash forward to modern very new guitars If you unscrew the pick guard and take it off You'll see there's no thick aluminum foil style box anymore in there. It's been painted with guess what? Why shield paint or it's equivalent? So you might ask why do you have to shield the electronics of a guitar? Well, that's because if you're anywhere close to dirty emf, it'll start buzzing through your amplifier The fact is all you have to do is get within a couple of feet of a fluorescent light and the ample go crazy So here the electric guitar players have known since the 1940s that their guitars are dirty emf detectors And some of these players at least the ones with a half a brain have thought to themselves many times Man, if this stuff wreaks havoc with my pure guitar sounds what the hell is it doing to me?
[12:41] it's got to be affecting me somehow because i'm made of trillions of cells and they all operate and Signal each other through very tiny electrical impulses and waves That's something to think about, huh? So it's true more and more we're getting bombarded with dirty emf The more smart devices you have around the house the more you'll be affected though Some people just like anything seem to be extremely sensitive to that stuff case in point Insomniacs and others don't seem to be affected by it at all sort of like the smoking and cancer connection It seems like everyone knows somebody or there's someone in the family who's been smoking two packs a day for 50 years and They live to be 90 Then there's the other side of that coin Anyway, just know there are very good solutions out there for dirty emf And please don't let the idea stop you from buying an electric car
[13:27] And even if you think this is on the verge of woowoo and tinfoil hat science I suggest if you're the anxious type have problems sleeping have difficulty concentrating, etc Before you let your big pharma brainwashed family doc write you a bunch of anti anxiety scripts Just drop a hundred bucks and go around your house with an emf meter just to rule out the possibility What have you got to lose? Oh and don't forget on the last show I gave you my recommendation for the best least expensive emf meter. That'll do the trick Once again, I get no money or kickbacks for anything. I recommend All right, then sue asks another good question. She says what's up with the agreement? The guatemalan president signed with trump to keep asylum seekers from central america from going to the u.s
[14:12] By relocating them to places in guatemala. She says i've heard that mentioned once or twice in the news What's up with that? All right. Here's my take another seemingly good idea. That's never gonna fly I've talked to many many low-income latinos who've been deported from the states Some multiple times and they all say if they get caught and deported to guatemala or honduras or panama or any other city Or country other than where they came from. They won't stay there long. Why because they don't know anybody They've got no connections at all. They'll feel displaced and completely isolated from their own people Oh, sure. They'll be with other deported latinos and such but without a doubt They're gonna just work their way back to their old neighborhoods and their old countries of origin like salvador honduras guatemala Whatever. In other words, the asylum country relocation thing is a stupid joke
[15:02] Thought up by idiot bureaucrats who never see the real big picture though It's good palliative pr, you know making people up in the states who are fed up with the illegal immigration thing Think the government's got some kind of plan or solution. Yeah, right Since when is anything or any program or any department of the government create or promote anything that hasn't been a failure Or truly disappointing in reality. There's nothing government does that can't be done better At half the cost or less by even a retarded person in the private sector. Wait a minute. What's that? You're saying johnny. You can't say retarded on the air. Oops. Sorry about that. That was pretty retarded of me, huh? Oh, and by the way, speaking of people getting caught and deported I was just speaking with a young latina last night
[15:48] She told me her cousin who'd been up in the states something like four years made a surprise visit back to the home country Surprised because he got caught driving a car with a fake id and got deported She said he's been back something like two weeks now and everyone in the family was so glad to see him at first But they can't stomach him now. She says he thinks he's a gringo. He's always comparing things to the u.s Los estados. This was estados dad. She said he even sprinkles his spanish with english words He knows we don't understand just to act pre-potente and adogante That's arrogant and that's the pattern someone sneaks into the united states ends up there for who knows how many years until he gets picked up And deported and that's no guarantee But some have been deported two three four five times already and when they do they're somehow changed
[16:39] They've got an attitude and as this lady pointed out Many times their own families can't stomach them anymore as she said they're encouraging him to go back For selfish reasons too just so his arrogant ass is out of their hair But I digress though. Maybe it was a welcome digression. Who knows? Anyway, sue goes on to say johnny you've been getting some really great emails from listeners lately They really liven up the shows. I still haven't missed a show yet. I have all of them saved to my hard drive Starting with numero uno on 11 29 2010 which I just listened to again. She says, you know what johnny? It's good to hear the old frank sinatra version of your theme song after so long By the way, she says johnny does all this qualify me for some kind of award or something?
[17:26] She says after all I am a long time listener since show number one and a seminar repeat offender Then she says speaking of seminars. I hope to drop in on another one soon as a relocated expat All right, so to chime in there I have to say when you ask if you qualify for some kind of award or something Well, you might find this strange and I certainly do but i've had listeners write me saying they've listened to every one of my shows three times that'd be around 1300 hours of listening to me babble So you got a ways to go a young lady Meanwhile, I seriously doubt if my mother and any of my family up in the states says listen to more than a single show I guess they're right when they say you're never a hero in your hometown All right, then she says johnny. I did buy that hp stream book you recommended
[18:14] I really only use it when I travel which isn't often but I do like it It's pretty reliable handy lightweight a great little machine. All right me johnny with a comment You might remember a while back. I said I have a list of the things I carry with me when i'm traveling And one of my favorite items is this tiny little 10-inch screen hp notebook machine You can get it on amazon for around 200 bucks. It comes with windows 10, which I don't like but everybody's got it 4 gig of ram and 64 gig of solid state hard drive, but here's the cool thing It's got a little micro sd slot where you can plug in up to 500 gigs of memory Which I did because you know the 64 gig that the machine comes with Is not all that great if you're storing a lot of movies and files when you get it You'll find windows is installed on that 64 gig
[19:02] Then you should store all your programs on that 64 gig drive too and use the extra drive in my case 500 gig For anything you might be downloading like movies youtubes, whatever chances are you're never gonna fill that thing up Not in your lifetime So anyway, if any of you listeners out there want to know what I carry with me when i'm traveling Send me an email the xmit files at gmail.com and i'll send you the links and the places to get the stuff Oh and by the way, like sue says she's got one of these computers You can use it to charge your phone or your mp3 player when you're stuck at the airport Because even though it's a little thing, it's got a nice hefty battery in it Many times i've got 10 hours out of the battery before I had to recharge it All right, then sue says here's a health care question for you johnny Do you know anything about the availability of getting tested for heavy metals in latin america?
[19:48] I've been working on detoxing slash chelating from some super high lead and mercury levels I've had two heavy metal urine challenge tests myself and have made some progress But now it's been over a year since my last test and i'd like to check my progress again She says the tests up in the states where she is cost around 250 bucks She asks are there any full service labs you could suggest? Well sue I can't suggest any labs in particular, but all the big labs will do it In fact, there are plenty of doctors here in latin america that do chelation in their offices and any one of those doctors Will certainly be able to do the test and or lead you to the lab That they use and you know There's one really great thing about labs here in latin america for practically any kind of lab test that you want You don't need a doctor's prescription. Of course if you're covered by health care insurance
[20:37] The only way they'll pay for it is with a doctor's prescription But suppose you come down just for a couple of weeks and decide you want a full blood count and a thyroid hormone check Vitamin D levels anything. Well, you just walk into a lab and give them a list of the tests you want You'll have to pay cash, of course, but you won't need a doctor's prescription Now about the cost of labs if you're paying cash For example a couple of months ago. I accompanied a gringo to a lab He wanted certain tests and wanted to pay cash. He didn't have a prescription But he spoke no spanish and no one at the lab spoke spanish Though a couple of doctors wandering in and out did speak english. So anyway, I lent him a hand. Here's the tests he got ferritin CBC that's complete blood count hematicrit b12 vitamin level vitamin D level
[21:24] Igf1 level thyroid stimulating hormone and t4 Also serum reactive protein test that is an indication of general inflammation in your body And an hiv test so he got all that done plus he had his free and bound testosterone check, too Because he said he wanted to see how he stacked up in the testosterone department after hearing that latino guys have something like twice The level of testosterone than white caucasian guys up in the first world So anyway, they did all the tests took something like four or five vials of blood and three days later He went down to get the results. By the way, you can't send anyone else down and they won't send you the results online Because of the confidentiality of the hiv test which is by the way a good thing Anyway, total cost out of pocket for all that stuff, but no insurance
[22:12] 85 bucks now i wonder what that would have cost if he'd have gone to a lab up in the states I'm guessing well over 300 bucks probably a lot more All right continuing on the subject of health care comes another email. This is from dave another expat insider seminar survivor He says johnny, where can I find alternative medicine resources in guatemala city? Even at la pas the hospital we toured at the seminar The doctors seem to be steeped in a lot of the usual pharmacologic and ama superstitions Then dave asks are there any supplement nutrition centers such as those google is so tenaciously trying to put out a business Well, dave. Yes, they've got alternative medicine clinics and alternative medicine retail outlets in various places in guatemala
[22:59] You just have to go on the internet and search alternative or complementary medicine In fact, I did that just now in a couple of options popped up and you know while driving and walking through guatemala city myself I see those naturopathic clinics and naturopathic product sales outlets once in a while. I just haven't cataloged their names or addresses But I know there's an alternative medicine store right across from vista hermosa mall It's been there for years and they've got a big yellow sign And you know dave right now i'm looking at olex.com and I see at least four Alternative medicine clinics in guatemala city and I haven't even gone through the whole list. Just look for medicina alternativea But don't forget you have to research these things because it's buyer beware Remember, they don't have an fda down here, but that's a good thing, you know
[23:44] Oh and dave's got a report on residency too. He says johnny At the start of november. I finally got my residency approved and received my dpi card My girlfriend and I did most of the work and it provided me with a firsthand view of guatemalan bureaucracy in action The system is meant to raise money to run the machine But that does not include money to fix the restrooms at the immigration building which remained broken through the five months We'd go in and out of place And even though me and my girlfriend both spoke spanish It's a long drawn out affair and I can testify that if you are a green gringo And you don't speak spanish and you can afford jose Your seminar lawyers residency services. They are invaluable I'll point out here that jose also gave us much help as we went through the process ourselves
[24:34] All right. Thanks for that dave. Just a little comment on the residency process You long-time listeners have heard me say many times if your spanish is really good And you've got lots of time on your hands You can come down and go through the residency process yourself But as dave points out, it's a long drawn out process and an exercise in frustration Which is why I always say why go through all that bs? What's your time worth here? Standing in sweaty lines for hours on end you'd shift it around from this idiot bureaucrats window to the next Then running from one broken down government building to the next et cetera, et cetera Though I think it's okay to give it a shot yourself if you're young and broke and you speak very good spanish But i'm telling you if you're not a backpacker Why put yourself through the torture get a trusted latin lawyer to hold your hand through the process?
[25:23] Sure, you'll still have to stand in the occasional line But you see he or his staff will call you up and say be at this building or at my office at three o'clock Whatever day and the whole process though It will take a while will be very much streamlined and you won't have to do any of the talking You will go from building to building but when you show up you'll go to the head of the line You know those last two emails were from people who came to one of my expat insider seminars And the first lady susan as a repeat offender now Most of you already know my next expat insider seminar starts in about five weeks january 10th through january 16 2020 And when that one's finished the following one will probably be in july 2020 Six months later and I really believe in the next six months Some real bad things are going to happen up in the first world by you
[26:11] And if that does happen, and I really think it will there may not be another seminar because when the next catastrophe hits up in the states The next step by those big brother a-holes near you will be to impose currency and travel restrictions In fact, if you've been paying attention, you'll see some of that stuff's already underway Looks like and i've got some data to prove this in the very near future You're going to have to get your government's approval to travel outside the country. That's right You're going to have to draw up an itinerary give it to the state department and tsa jerks Well before you even buy your tickets to travel the fact is it's already true that when you fly to europe You have to present the immigration people with your full itinerary Hotels destinations places you're going to visit etc. I just went through that recently myself
[26:56] Well expect more where that came from when it comes to government things never get better only worse So very soon unless you have a plan b And a comfortable and secure location when you land when you find it necessary to get out of dodge You'll be caught off guard and kicking yourself like everyone else who doesn't have a plan b And of course the best way to get a two to five year head start on that plan b Attend my week-long january expat insider seminar for full details and sign up information. Just go to www.theexpatfiles.com then click on the seminar link or go to www.theexpatfiles.com seminar You've been listening to the expat files living in latin america If you need some help with your own plan b we can schedule a one-on-one phone or skype consult Just send me an email the expat files at gmail.com
[27:44] And if you want to get on the waiting list for my next week-long expat insider seminar in central america Where you're guaranteed to get a two to five year head start on your plan b. Send me an email the expat files at gmail.com nos pemos