Homeless In Cornwall: From £1000 A Week To The Streets 

I’ll try and find Martin again and see how he’s getting on

​@@WendallExplores I do hope he's ok. I can't help thinking that we're all in danger of becoming homeless these days and especially if agenda 2030 succeeds ❤

That lockers idea is brilliant

@@eleanorwalmsley635 a charge point in the locker too.

@@rickyjulian496 that is a great idea

What bastards?

Exactly, 3 years on and so many people still don't know of Klaus Schwab and his Great Reset agenda,... that's what it's really all about.

Yep, while the laptop classes funded by the taxpayer carry on spewing out their woke lies and don't actually do ANY real work.

Not just working class

the 1% are determined to reduce everyone else to a universally equal level of impoverishment, not just financially but also culturally, spiritually, intellectually, socially etc

My own situation over the last few years has highlighted the thin veneer of stability I myself have

Mihai, are you open to increasing your income if it doesn't affect what you're currently doing? No cost to you and no BS. If so, get in touch. I may be able to help. Regards, Mike.

I’m waiting for the snow to melt in the passes so I can move a trailer to my friend’s farm. I traded work for the trailer, not knowing how much I was going to need it. I wish more people had the farm option. Then you always have some kind of work to do.

@@WendallExplores Same here; covid redundancy, section 21 and a large family. Was lucky to recover from it

Absolutely agree 👍

All by design

😂

@Buchan Foulsham funny eh? I take it you got furlough handouts mate, hilarious isn't it

Guillotine

Twats like this envy the scammers. Listen closer to what he actually says.

I was told that the homeless don't beg and that beggars aren't homeless. I think there's a lot of truth in this.

Hi leopold yup it makes me sick to think the ones that fall through the cracks while MPs jump through loop holes to make money

@@Lakeland283 I'm living down in Swansea and you can see its those that have pissed up their dole money and are out on the scrounge again.

@@Lakeland283 Jill, it all depends. To be classified as homeless you don't have to be a rough sleeper: you can be sleeping on someone's sofa or be in temporary accommodation. Also if you are living in a vehicle. There's a lot of hidden homelessness. Me and my kids were homeless for almost a year due to fleeing domestic violence. First, the council told me I was deliberately homeless because I had a home to return to. The same man I spoke to in the council offices had been the one on duty a couple of weeks before when I had taken my ex in there, who had told him that if they didn't find him accommodation, my ex was going to murder me- they didn't even call the police, but surely you'd remember something like that! I think they get numb to it, there are so many in need and there's simply not enough accommodation due to Right to buy and of course population increase. So me and the kids slept on friends' sofas for months, before my friend wrote me an eviction notice which was the ONLY WAY they would put me and my kids in temporary accommodation. I didn't beg because I didn't need to, but some people lose their jobs due to situations like mine, having to flee to a place far away from home to escape violence, or they have their benefits sanctioned because they were unable to get to a job interview or look for work that week. I was one of the lucky ones because I don't drink alcohol, but I can see how easy it would be to drown your sorrows, just to keep warm at night on the streets some people start drinking heavily or using drugs, for the depression and hopelessness. There was an old guy begging who owned his own home, because he had had his disability benefits cut off, which he shouldn't have done, and the jobcentre wouldn't let him sign on because he wasn't well enough to work. He couldn't afford to put his heating on or cook, so he'd beg and go sit in the community centre to warm up. He had no money to put in the meters, but people used to spread rumours about him scrounging - he didn't have a choice.. Universal Credit has been a disaster for people who do seasonal work and self employed people who earn very varying amounts. They apply the "minimum income floor" which presumes you earn the minimum wage at a 35 hour week even when you don't, so many people are becoming homeless because there are weeks when they can't pay their rent so they get behind, when previously they would have been entitled to a top up in housing benefit occasionally, not any more! If business is bad for a couple of months, you are going bankrupt, when previously you would have that safety net until business picked up. They desperately don't want people to be self employed!

They were offered loans and grants! All businesses were!

Under the WEF Great Reset agenda ...there a NOT meant to be small businesses or self employed

Sorry the money went to the hotels that are putting up all the boat people.

Loans were available but not everyone qualified. Self employed people like Martin were forced onto the dole.

Small business and medium are not wanted by the Globalist WEF

Yet the gov will happily throw millions at boat people

All by design, all by design

So is mass illegal immigration

Mainly drugs lead to homelessness

@@brandonross1996 .................Very true.

Why are they still on the streets and not in a hotel,, they put immigrants in the hotels ,,so why not the homeless of the country.

Do you think they’d do that for their own 👣🏴‍☠️🌊’s…

@@ZooScott not a fucking chance ,,

@@dingo3718 because the Tories are hypocrites and the people who keep voting them in, Homeless will always be a thing.

Maybe, but special brew, cocaine and gambling doesn't help.

Thank you Julia. I just wanted to show Martin’s story in an attempt for people to understand there is a human story behind every homeless person they walk past.

This country is all over the place. We have ex military guys with PTSD on our streets but we’re putting ILLIGAL migrants in top class hotels. It doesn’t make sense. We have got things so wrong.

​@@WendallExplores yay one less northern tool in Cornwall!! Don't let the door hit you on the way out 🤣👍🤡

there is supposed to be something called a covenant, where the government guarantee that ex forces who need help with health and housing get it.

I like this chap lost my business and home to the lockdown. Thankfully a friend came along and gave me some work to get by on although at 65 I now live in a van. I did nothing wrong, yet I have gone from being succesfull to losing everything through no fault of my own.

Shouldn't need to go to Calais to be housed!!!

it’s criminal ten million pounds a day housing illegals 🤬

But you'll need to be of colour & speak a different language, anyway don't bother crossing the channel just go to where they cross & join in ?

@@stephenboyd4934 Indigenous homeless do get help and/or housed Stephen. I know it's easy to believe that asylum seekers are prioritised over our own but a large percentage of our homeless don't want to be housed and are trapped in a cycle of substance abuse. I work in housing and was a drugs worker for a few years. I'm also a recovering addict. The people we need to be holding to account are the ones who have caused the issue. The billions of pounds spaffed up the wall for Covid. The millions wasted on PPE that wasn't fit for purpose by Matt Hancock. Our so-called Prime Minister made huge profits from shares in the bloody vaccine manufacturer Moderna, yet we are all being pushed to take out our frustrations on migrants. It's a distraction whilst they absolutely decimate the working classes.

I said exactly that to a homeless man last week whilst he was sitting outside Aldi, i asked how he became homeless & apparent his girlfriend passed away & he wasnt quite clever enough to sort out the paperwork & other beaurocratic nonsense/ paperwork & so the landlord threw him out & the local council said " nothing we can do mate, sorry".

Wasn't waisted it's sitting in our career politicians off shore bank accounts ready for there retirements

They are using Ukraine to wash the money

And to support a tragic war

@@healthiswealth6797 But at least the politicians don't fritter it all away.

All went into big pharma pockets but we are selfish

Where will he live though and get enough sleep

@@sassysam6998 Those B/B's do put people off. They are strict on no smoking, no alcohol and no pets. Plus you have to be out of them all day, and be in at night before a certain time - treated just like a child, no wonder most stay away!

​@@summerisonthursday5239hopefully with you

Thanks Mick 🙏

I know, it makes me sick the way the government treats it's own.

No, they aren't! Why do you people fall for facist rhetoric all the bloody time?

I h@te this government with every cell of my body

"Well done Globalist Cabal & their bought & paid for bureaucrats", more like!

Yup. It’s a damn disgrace.

If and if

I would take him in and feed him. In return he could replaster my house 😅

Beware. I took in a homeless dude and he robbed me. No thanks

​@@MAX-tw3qz I totally understand, you cannot open your home and sanctuary to just anyone, as much as you'd like to help. It isn't feasible or safe

Aren’t there homeless people where you live?

I’m glad he chose to tell me his story

Do something about it before it's you......which by my calculations won't be long.

Most would I think

Sadly it happens we had a group of boys do it to a homeless guy here about 2 weeks ago throwing all his belongings in the road/path as he slept in his tent under the bridge he since has moved to a different area because of it

Or set fire to a person.

That's why people should stop paying their taxes.

I completely agree. There are no guarantees with anything in life which is scary. People should always be compassionate towards homeless people and not judge.

The time to think about housing is when you’re young and strong and can conquer the world If you delay ownership you will be in big trouble I bought my first three family house in NYC at age 24 for cash

Good comment. You watched, I, Daniel Blake Also by Ken Loach. This is what the cons said about it. 'The Conservative Party's then-Secretary of State for Work and Pensions, Iain Duncan Smith, said the film was unfair and criticised its portrayal of Jobcentre staff: "This idea that everybody is out to crunch you, I think it has really hurt Jobcentre staff who don't see themselves as that. "The producer, Rebecca O'Brien, responded that Duncan Smith "is living in cloud cuckoo land" 🎄🎊 All the best for the New Year

People in mainstream society do take it for granted that people will ‘want help’. The paths people choose are not always linear.

In my home town (in the UK) I've seen the same homeless people for over 15 years, milling around, begging, getting nowhere. I think part of the problem is the lack of will to want to do something about their situation. This guy seems to want to change his situation, so I hope he stays away from others who may try to hold him back, and moves on in life to better things.

Very true Most of the homeless have various issues obviously Thank the lord I never had any of those worries to stand in my way

Thanks Mark 🙏

We only care for illegal chancers who float across the channel.

A nation in this much debt is not prosperous, it’s a house of cards.

Absolutely agree 👍

Why don't you get out and help those you consider worthy of help then? Rather than sit on the internet missing about immigrants

They give asylum seekers a roof over their heads during applications but once they get rejected they are booted out and its shite for them.

I know imagine voting for government that forces us to pay for aslyum seekers hotels.. We could send them back when we were in EU

@@NeilCWCampbell 🤣🤣 The EU is the reason they got here so easily and continues to-do so, we are still under EU law that's why they cannot refuse these parasites asylum.

As long as he stays off drugs, and keeps away from the 'local' homeless crew down there. If he gets into a comfy pattern, where he can get food, cigs, drink - he may not want to make the effort.

Much appreciated Gooner

Thank you 🙏

Not because of covid. Because of the WEF muppets in governments.

You could try having empathy for both sets of people and direct your frustration with those in charge who are manipulating the system so the working class get angry with “foreigners” instead of those who really deserve it, i.e the rich boy privately educated ran government

yet gary sits there in his mansion wanting more in. lol

@@richardingram2374 exactly............

Totally agree. 👍

Flying visit my friend

Yes 👍😡whilst illegals In cornwall come over and get EVERYTHING 🤬

Glad you enjoy 🙏

A lot of the 700 billion has ended up with the rich. I worked through the pandemic and a well known pizza Delivery company never paid me a penny when I was sick with the virus nor when I had to self isolate - a month wages lost

Thanks Will

Enjoyed talking to Martin 🙏

That's a thing our Grandparents would tell us to do - SAVE! Most people will make hay while the sun shines, but never look towards the future. The good times never last for ever!

I hope you took him to a tribunal

@carllllll1 the manager was a She. I was so stressed 😫 😩 😭 😪 😞 😔 out,

@@KIRSTYVALENTYN I'm sorry to hear that. I resigned my job in August due to being moved off a permanent site for a very trivial reason...I wasn't dismissed but messed around to the extent I considered it to be Constructive dismissal. I'm starting agency work next week...I cannot live on this UC it's not enough

your wife could get fed up with you, i noticed she didn't when you were earning £5k a week. you could have got fed with her but you didn't,.

This is the Brexit you lot voted for but now tries to blame the boat people for the lack of socialism the daily Mail plebz voted against. Enjoy

Your not alone unfortunately

Sadly this country is screwed . And guess what the people in power who made this mess will not be affected one single bit by their mistakes .

@@peterrathbone179 What's far worse is that what's happening here is all deliberate, not resulting from mistakes.

Son Doobbie, are you open to increasing your income if it doesn't affect what you're currently doing? No cost to you and no BS. If so, get in touch. Regards, Mike

This is extremely hard to read. Everything is crashing down and it is all by design. I’m on support due to severe disabilities and I’m very grateful. I was looking forward to my last few years enjoying some basic comforts like a morning coffee out or a show. Maybe treating a friend to lunch. I didn’t worry about the heating or shopping but now everything has changed. I can’t walk so rely on carers. I need to also spend privately for extra support. Everything is so expensive and getting worse. I have one last burst to try and regain my independence but should it fail I’m going to stop eating and drinking so I can fade and finally get out of this hell. I’m turning 69 this year and have survived cancer, double pneumonia, massive heart attack and Covid where the treatment left me paralysed. You must keep fighting. Wishing you the best, regards from London

PC-Gamerz-UK, are you open to increasing your income if it doesn't affect what you're currently doing. No cost to you and no BS. If so, get in touch. I may be able to help. Regards, Mike.

@@loveandpees Sure Mike I'm always open to any help or support. I'm a hard worker. I've grafted for 25 years and not scared of the hard work either. How do I reach out without youtube etc. Cheers.

@Daniel, People need jobs, not dependency on a Government hand out. Men are supposed to work to live a good life, but this Communist Government's agenda is to destroy Britain and its people. I trust God not corrupt men in the club, for my needs

Need to remove the flogs in government who cause this to happen. Nobody should face ruin because of bad decisions by people who never face a consequence for it.

Your robust bloated welfare state is part of the problem, not the solution. It's an incredible burden as is, and you want it expanded? Typical lefty madness. Throw petrol on the fire. What's needed is less government bureaucracy, less spending, less cronyism and more people controlling their economic relations themselves. Sans red tape and sans the grubbing hand of government, taking it's share to dole out to trash social programs, crony contractors and foreign invaders.

@@rmcq1999 👍💥💥Truth in a nutshell

Tommorow wil be officially my and my family's first day without a home. It can happen to anyone I had a business with 7 employees 2 years ago. Now tommorow officially homless

If he is genuinely a (good) plasterer - there's no shortage of work. In fact, since the end of lockdowns trades have been booming (in the South East, at least). You can't book a plasterer, plumber, chippy for at least 3 weeks, they have so much work on!

@@museonfilm8919 yeah i know it's not that simple but I wish I could plaster