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Hey folks, I gotta say it slow so the low IQ types get it 🌎

Big Uncle just watched Trump at Davos and yeah this dude is funny as hell
Not because he’s perfect
Not because every word is gospel
But because he walks into a room full of people who are used to never being challenged
And he tells them what they need to hear
Even if they hate it

I get clients all the time from Western Europe, UK, Ireland, Canada, Australia, New Zealand
They tell me what’s really happening on the ground
They tell me about women not feeling safe walking at night
Pickpockets everywhere
Homelessness everywhere
And do you know why
Uncontrolled migration
Uncontrolled migration is why citizens feel like strangers in their own neighborhoods
Why women get attacked
Why people avoid public spaces
Why society starts to break down

And these governments
They’re giving endless money to illegal migrants
While their own citizens live in tents on the street

And I’ve literally helped hundreds of people escape from these countries
From these neoliberal hellscapes
People who were working, paying taxes, following the rules
And their own governments were working against them

And it’s not just Europe
Canada, Australia, New Zealand, same disaster
Citizens left behind
Outsiders get free everything
Legal migration, illegal migration, it doesn’t matter
People come in with zero loyalty
Zero interest in assimilating
Building parallel societies
Expecting the rules to bend for them
While the people who built the place get nothing

That’s collapse
That’s mismanagement on a historic scale

And that’s why Trump is talking at Davos
Why he’s pointing at European elites and basically saying
Your people are getting crushed
Your governments are failing
And the rest of the world is watching

And let’s talk about Europe and Greenland
You think Denmark deserves it
You think the EU deserves it
Nope
They’ve destroyed their economies
Deindustrialized themselves
Driven their people into poverty
And now they lecture the rest of the world like they’re moral authorities

Albania, Big Uncle hopes it never joins the EU
The EU is mostly a bunch of filthy communists running around repressing their own people
Sure, Poland and Hungary might look okay
But Brussels, always lurking
Always controlling
Always screwing over the people that actually built the country

And while governments are busy punishing their own citizens, women attacked, citizens criminalized for Facebook posts, Christian heritage erased, they’re importing mass migration
Acting like it’s virtue
But it’s betrayal

Meanwhile Greenland, that’s strategic
Too important to trust to self-destructing bureaucrats
So guess what
We take care of it
Fuck Denmark
What are you gonna do about it

Big Uncle sees it all
Uncontrolled migration destroys trust
It destroys order
It destroys freedom
You destroy your people
You destroy your cities
And you call it compassion
That’s not morality
That’s negligence

Here’s the truth for anyone asleep at the wheel
Strong countries put their citizens first
Weak countries import chaos
And shame the people who notice

Borders matter
Law matters
Culture matters

Trump is saying it loud at Davos
Reality doesn’t care about ideology
And someone’s gotta remind these European elites
Someone’s gotta remind the world

Brush your teeth


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Mid-Year Vietnam ESL Reality 🇻🇳

If you are trying to enter the Vietnam ESL market mid-year right now, you need to adjust your expectations immediately. This is no longer a market where most people walk into a clean job offer, especially outside of peak hiring seasons. The current environment is cautious, fragmented, and operating heavily in gray areas, particularly for teachers without degrees.

This is why cover shifts matter more now than at almost any other time.

Cover work is not a downgrade. It is how schools and recruiters decide who is actually reliable. At this stage of the year, resumes mean very little unless they show serious experience. What matters is whether you show up when needed, whether you are consistent, and whether you create problems. Teachers who repeatedly cover shifts become familiar faces. Familiarity turns into trust, and trust is what opens doors.

For non-degree holders, cover shifts are essential. By covering enough shifts, the conversation slowly changes. Recruiters begin to see someone as stable rather than temporary. That is usually the moment when someone may consider whether it is worth investing time, money, or favors to help that teacher stay, assuming it is still possible under the rules moving forward. At this point in the year, if you are a non-degree holder and want to make money teaching in Vietnam, cover shifts are likely your only practical way in.

Photos and presentation matter. If you have a business or teaching photo of yourself, consider making yourself look a bit whiter in the image. Vietnamese recruiters often favor a lighter complexion as part of their beauty standard, and this can help you stand out. Teaching photos, professional headshots, or even casual but well-composed images that subtly adjust your appearance to match local preferences can improve your chances of being noticed. This does not replace showing reliability and skill, but it helps open doors.

Resumes and degrees do matter. If you are already a qualified teacher, having formal experience or a degree opens more options and allows for more legitimate pathways. Teachers with degrees can be placed almost any time of year. A mid-year placement might not be top tier, but it gets you into the industry and allows you to start building relationships, learning the schools, and understanding how the market operates. Cover shifts are useful for anyone in this sense—they give you a way to get your feet wet, and for degree holders, they can even be a smart way to step into a better offer later. Non-degree holders, however, will rely on them to actually earn and survive in the market at this time of year.

As Vietnam moves closer to Tet, new regulations related to foreign teachers are expected to be introduced or more strictly enforced. Between now and Tet, schools are more cautious, recruiters are more selective, and enforcement pressure is increasing. Exactly how strict this enforcement will be is still unclear. Even in September, there may still be recruiters who can get you a work permit. Every year, authorities say they will stop certain practices, and every year those practices continue. Nobody really knows how it will shake out, and anyone claiming certainty is guessing.

It’s also worth remembering that the teacher industry is a tiny niche in a massive country. Vietnam has billions of dollars in trade, national security concerns, territorial issues, and internal priorities far more pressing than worrying about a group of foreign teachers. Just because it feels like a top priority from your perspective does not mean it is one for the government. Foreigners tend to hyper-focus on this small slice of life, but Vietnam’s leaders are focused on the country as a whole.

Normally, in September, the companies that hire for public schools—these are private companies, not government-owned—staff hundreds of teachers to fill positions nationwide. These are often the places where non-degree holders can secure work. But with the new law on teachers and peak enforcement coming around Tet, it is unclear what the September hiring process will actually look like for these organizations. How strictly they will have to follow the rules, and how much flexibility they will still have, remains to be seen.

What is clear is that Vietnam continues to face a massive teacher shortage every September. That reality has not changed. The question is whether the government intends to make it genuinely difficult for schools to employ foreign teachers without perfect documentation, or whether the industry will continue operating in a tolerated but uncomfortable gray space.

Historically, Vietnam has chosen tolerance over collapse. The industry does not disappear. It adapts. Teachers get paid in cash, short-term arrangements fill gaps, border runs return, and everything exists in a holding pattern until the next policy shift.

That does not mean this environment is safe or comfortable. It means Vietnam does not operate in absolutes. It operates in layers.

If you are coming mid-year, especially without a degree, flexibility is not optional. You are building trust before asking for stability. You are entering through relationships rather than contracts. You are proving value long before anyone considers paperwork.

If you need guarantees, Vietnam is not the place. If you need everything clean and legal from day one, mid-year Vietnam is not the market.

But if you understand how gray countries function and you are willing to grind through cover shifts until you are seen as reliable, there is still a path in. Degree holders can be placed almost any time, and cover shifts are a smart way for anyone to start, gain experience, and step into better opportunities later. Non-degree holders, at this point in the year, will find cover shifts essential if they want to earn and establish themselves.

Vietnam has always rewarded people who understand reality instead of pretending the rules are evenly enforced.

Big Uncle

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There’s a certain mindset I won’t deal with the welfare recipient mindset. 🌎

Big Uncle gives away libraries of free information. Real guidance. Real experience. Stuff people charge for every day. And somehow, that’s still not enough for some folks. They want more. They expect more.

And let me make this real clear:
If you’re sitting around talking about another man, that’s Chatty Patty behavior.
If you’re expecting another man to give you something for free, you’re trying to make that man your daddy.

And Big Uncle ain’t nobody’s daddy.
Big Uncle isn’t making no motherfucker his daddy either.

For anyone who does want free information my YouTube channel has countless hours of it. No paywall. No hand-holding. Just real-world experience laid out for people willing to listen and apply.

That entitlement? That dependency? That’s weakness disguised as confusion.

Big Uncle doesn’t call another man “boss.”
Big Uncle doesn’t come with his hand out.
Big Uncle paid his dues.

Over 11 years in the region. Got sick. Took hits. Started in public schools. No shortcuts. No safety net. Built everything step by step until international consulting was even an option.

That’s not a welfare mindset.
That’s a get up and get it mindset.

This is expat consulting, not group therapy.
I’m not your therapist.
I’m not your caseworker.
I’m not here to fix your childhood or carry your load.

Use the free info or don’t — but don’t confuse access with entitlement.

Brush your teeth. Handle your business.

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1 day ago | [YT] | 6

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Female, White, Native Speaker? Big Uncle Wants to Talk 🇻🇳

If you’re a female native English speaker, especially young and white, listen up—Big Uncle knows exactly what schools in Vietnam are looking for, and you’re in the top tier of demand. A degree in anything instantly makes you highly sought after. Landing a teaching job here isn’t about guessing, paperwork, or glossy online ads—it’s about knowing the market, knowing the schools, and having the right connections.

Big Uncle has built a network over years of experience. Need short-term housing when you arrive? We’ve got contacts. Need help understanding how your schedule, pay, and school expectations actually work? We’ll explain it all. Want to know which schools value their teachers and which will overwork you for minimal pay? That’s the insider knowledge you get with us.

This is a full service. Once you’re working with Big Uncle, you get unlimited advice. Ask anything—from visas and contracts to living in Vietnam and navigating cultural norms—and land with confidence, knowing what’s really happening versus what the “official” rules say.

Even if you don’t have a degree, don’t worry. As a white female native speaker, you’re still highly sought after, and Big Uncle can show you the options that make sense. But if you do have a degree in anything, that’s your golden ticket. This is the fastest, clearest path to landing a teaching job in Vietnam without the headaches.

Whether your goal is starting safely, earning well, or setting yourself up long-term in Vietnam, Big Uncle has the network, knowledge, and experience to make it happen.

Reach out to Big Uncle. Reborn Abroad. Based expat consultant.

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2 days ago | [YT] | 4

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Have a Degree? Big Uncle Has the Plug for English Teaching in Vietnam 🇻🇳

If you have a degree in anything and you’re a native English speaker, listen up. Big Uncle knows how the TEFL and expat teaching world actually works in Vietnam. This isn’t about glossy job ads or what the official rules say. It’s about landing in the country with your feet on the ground, avoiding scams, and navigating a system that rarely looks like it does on paper.

We’ve built an extensive network over years of doing this. Need short-term accommodation when you arrive? We know people. Need help with visa support or understanding how your teaching schedule will really look? We’ve got you. Want insight into which schools value teachers and which ones will overwork you for little pay? That’s the kind of inside knowledge Big Uncle provides.

This is a full service. Once you’re working with us, you get unlimited access to Big Uncle’s advice. You can ask anything about living and teaching in Vietnam, from contracts and pay to local customs and expectations. We connect you with the right people to make your transition smooth and make sure you understand what’s really happening on the ground versus what the official rules say.

Even if you don’t have a degree, we can help. It just looks different, and we’ll explain your options. But for native speakers with a degree in anything, this is the pathway to teaching with minimal headaches and maximum clarity.

Whether your goal is landing safely, working as an English teacher, or setting yourself up long-term in Vietnam, Big Uncle has the network, the knowledge, and the experience to help you start strong.

Reach out to Big Uncle. Reborn Abroad. Based expat consultant.

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Don’t Be Stupid in a Developing Country 🇻🇳

Every few months the same nonsense pops up in Vietnam. Some foreigner does something so stupid it almost feels unreal and then acts shocked when it ends badly. A while back it was that guy from California who thought robbing a store in Da Nang was a good idea. Other times it’s someone drunk, loud, disrespectful, or acting like the rules don’t apply to them.

I’ll be honest. I do find some of these stories kind of funny. They’re the kind of stories that only happen in Southeast Asia. But funny doesn’t mean harmless. It’s still stupid, and it’s still a great way to seriously mess up your life.

Here’s the part people don’t want to hear. Vietnam is not forgiving when you do dumb things. This isn’t just about the police showing up and giving you a slap on the wrist. You can end up in a third world prison. You can end up getting jumped. You can end up getting stabbed. The police are not the only thing you need to worry about if you cross the wrong line with the wrong people.

People here are polite and patient, but they are not weak. There are social rules, street rules, and unspoken rules, and when you violate them, things can escalate fast. When you act like a clown, nobody says this guy is just an idiot. They say foreigners behave like this. Your behavior reflects your nationality whether you like it or not.

The people who get into trouble are almost always the same type. Loud. Entitled. Short tempered. They think Vietnam is some consequence free playground because it feels relaxed on the surface. Then reality hits, and there’s no safety net, no embassy magic, no special treatment.

So yeah, I laugh sometimes when I read these stories. But don’t be that guy. You don’t need to turn your life into a Locked Up Abroad episode just because you couldn’t control yourself for five minutes.

Big Uncle said it straight.
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Archie Bunker and George Jefferson Could Still Fix America’s Racial Problems

Archie Bunker and George Jefferson could still fix America’s racial problems. You see, it’s not complicated. A lot of the tension today is being encouraged by people who benefit from keeping us divided. Too many Americans have been taught to fear each other, blame each other, and live in this constant victim mentality instead of taking responsibility for themselves and holding others accountable.

Go back a few decades and the solution was on TV. Sitcoms like All in the Family and The Jeffersons showed exactly how it could work. Archie Bunker and George Jefferson weren’t just funny, they were mirrors of each other. Archie was basically the white version of George and George was the black version of Archie. Both stubborn, loud, opinionated, and unapologetic. And the best part was they gave it to each other equally. You never got the sense that one was right and the other was wrong. They just clashed hard and it was hilarious.

And their wives got along. Edith and Louise quietly kept everything running while these two idiots argued constantly. That contrast was funny as hell and also showed a real lesson. You can clash, be honest, and survive it. You can even laugh while doing it. That’s something we’ve forgotten today.

Look at society now. People are scared to speak honestly. Differences are treated like disasters. Humor is treated like a weapon. Everyone is rewarded for playing the victim instead of taking responsibility. Policies and culture keep families weaker, people dependent, and tension high.

Archie and George didn’t solve everything, but the way they interacted shows what could work. They mirrored each other, held each other accountable, clashed, laughed, and still made it work. Humor broke down barriers that ideology never could. Conflict didn’t destroy relationships. It created understanding.

If Americans could interact like Archie and George, honestly, boldly, laughing at themselves and each other, and maybe even get along like their wives did, a lot of the racial tension we see today would disappear. Society would be stronger, freer, and a hell of a lot more resilient.

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4 days ago | [YT] | 5

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Hannibal Smith of the A-Team Is the Father the West’s Bastard Children Never Had

When people try to explain why Western society feels unstable, anxious, and off-balance, they usually point to politics, economics, or technology. Those things matter, but they’re downstream of something far more fundamental.

A lot of people were raised without fathers or serious male role models.

Not just absent fathers, but absent examples of calm authority, discipline, and competence. Without that kind of formation, people don’t grow stronger or wiser. They grow reactive, insecure, and dependent on narratives to explain their lives.

That’s why Hannibal Smith of the A-Team still resonates.

Hannibal Smith, played by George Peppard, wasn’t just a television character. He was an archetype. Calm under pressure. Strategic. Physically capable. Loyal. Comfortable making decisions and owning the consequences. He didn’t apologize for competence, and he didn’t confuse weakness with virtue.

In many ways, Hannibal Smith became the father the West’s bastard children never had.

He didn’t coddle. He didn’t indulge fragility. He didn’t teach people to see themselves as victims of abstract systems. He provided structure, standards, and expectation. He showed what masculinity looks like when it’s expressed as self-command, responsibility, and leadership.

And above all, Hannibal Smith always loved when a plan came together.

That wasn’t just a catchphrase. It was a philosophy of life.

Plans mean forethought. Plans mean discipline. Plans mean accepting reality as it is, not as you wish it were, and then acting intelligently inside it. Hannibal didn’t drift. He didn’t react emotionally. He assessed the situation, built a plan, adapted when necessary, and took satisfaction in execution done right.

That mindset is almost completely missing today.

If more people had grown up with a father or role model like Hannibal Smith, society would be far less unstable and far less troubled.

There would be fewer adults who collapse under pressure.
Fewer people defined by resentment and grievance.
Fewer who are chronically anxious, indecisive, and hostile toward reality itself.

Instead of being taught how to regulate themselves, take risks, and build competence, many were raised in environments that discouraged challenge and treated authority as something inherently suspect. Masculinity was framed as something to suppress rather than develop.

The result wasn’t a healthier society. It was a weaker one.

Hannibal Smith didn’t teach his team to complain about broken systems. He taught them how to operate inside broken systems without losing composure. He didn’t wait for fairness or permission. He made a plan and executed it.

That archetype matters even more for people who leave the West.

Living abroad exposes weakness fast. Bureaucracy doesn’t care about your feelings. Cultures don’t adjust to your personal narratives. You either become more capable, more resilient, and more self-directed, or you struggle and blame the world.

At Reborn Abroad, the people who succeed overseas almost always share the same mindset. They plan ahead. They stay calm. They adapt without drama. And like Hannibal Smith, they take real satisfaction when a plan actually comes together.

That’s not aggression. That’s functional masculinity.

Hannibal Smith represents the kind of father figure that produces adults instead of dependents. The kind that makes societies more stable, more resilient, and far less chaotic than what we’re seeing now.

For a lot of people in the West, Hannibal Smith wasn’t just entertainment.

He was the father they never had.

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4 days ago | [YT] | 5

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Fast Degrees for Non-U.S. Citizens: Big Uncle’s List of Accelerated Online Programs

Vietnam is tightening requirements for foreign teachers. Schools now expect verified bachelor’s degrees, making it more important than ever to have proper documentation before you arrive.

If you’re from Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia, or New Zealand and want to teach or work in Vietnam, there are legitimate, accredited online programs that let you earn a degree from anywhere — some with accelerated courses that last only a few weeks, helping you complete your degree faster.

Here’s Big Uncle’s recommended list of options for international students looking for the fastest legitimate pathways:

Canada‑Accessible Options (Accelerated Online)

University of Fredericton Online – Fully online programs in business and related subjects. Some courses run 6–8 week terms, letting you study at a fast pace. Students with transfer credits can finish in 2–3 years.

Other Canadian universities offer online degree completion or accelerated distance-learning routes with 6–8 week courses, allowing you to move through your degree faster than traditional schedules.

UK & Ireland Options (Fast-Track / Short Modules)

University of London Online – Offers bachelor’s programs where courses can be completed in 6–8 week blocks, depending on your schedule. With prior credits or top-up pathways, students can finish in 1–2 years.

Open University (UK) – Modular online courses with accelerated options. Many courses are 6–8 weeks, allowing continuous study and a shorter degree timeline.

UK Top-Up Degrees – If you already have college or diploma credits, you can finish your bachelor’s in 1–2 years, with accelerated term options.

Australia Options (Accelerated & Flexible)

Open Universities Australia – Online bachelor’s programs with 6–8 week intensive courses available year-round. Depending on prior study and course load, students can finish in 2–2.5 years.

UniSA Online (University of South Australia) – Offers accelerated online courses with multiple intakes per year. Individual courses often run 6–8 weeks, letting full-time students finish a degree in 2–3 years.

New Zealand Options (Accelerated Online Modules)

University of Canterbury Online – Flexible online modules; accelerated courses are 6–8 weeks each. Full-time students can complete a degree in 2.5–3 years, shorter if you transfer credits.

Open Polytechnic of New Zealand – Offers online courses with short-term intensive options (6–8 weeks) and multiple start dates throughout the year. Full-time students can finish in 2.5–3 years.

Competency-Based & Global Options (Fastest Pathways)

Western Governors University (U.S.) – Self-paced, competency-based courses let you accelerate by demonstrating mastery. With transfer credits, some students complete their degree in 1.5–2.5 years. Individual courses can be as short as 6 weeks.

Capella University FlexPath (U.S.) – Competency-based, self-paced tracks allow you to finish individual courses in 6–8 weeks, and complete a degree in 1.5–3 years, depending on your pace and transfer credits.

Realistic Timelines

Top-Up or transfer-friendly bachelor (UK/Online): 1–2 years

Accelerated online bachelor with short 6–8 week courses: 2–3 years

Competency-based, self-paced programs: 1.5–2.5 years


Note: There are no legitimate programs that grant a full accredited bachelor’s in just a few weeks from zero. Any program claiming that is a diploma mill.

Why This Matters for International Expats

Vietnam and many other countries now require verified degrees before hiring or issuing work visas. Having a credible, internationally recognized degree, even earned online, removes hurdles and ensures your qualification will be accepted by employers and authorities.

At Reborn Abroad Expat Consulting, we help expats from all over the world get situated in Vietnam. Whether you’re from Canada, the UK, Ireland, Australia, or New Zealand, we can guide you to fast, legitimate online degrees with accelerated courses that satisfy official requirements and get you ready to work or teach abroad.

Act now. Standards are rising, and having a fast, legitimate degree can make all the difference in landing the opportunity you want.

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4 days ago | [YT] | 10

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Get Ahead in Vietnam: Secure Your Teaching Future with a Fast Accredited Online Degree 🇻🇳

Vietnam is tightening its requirements for foreign teachers. Schools now want verified bachelor’s degrees, making it more important than ever to have proper documentation before you arrive. If you’re thinking about teaching or consulting here, don’t wait until the rules leave you stuck.

Luckily, there are legitimate, accredited online programs with accelerated courses that let you earn credits faster. Some programs offer six to eight week terms and multiple start dates, which can help you finish faster than a traditional schedule.

Here’s a list Big Uncle recommends for Americans looking to get a real, accredited degree quickly:

1. Arizona State University Online – 7.5 week terms in many majors, accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.


2. West Texas A&M University – Six week online courses for faster credit accumulation, accredited by SACSCOC.


3. California Baptist University Online – Two eight week terms per semester, accredited by WSCUC.


4. Colorado State University Global – Eight week terms with multiple start dates, accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.


5. PennWest Global Online – Accelerated bachelor’s completion programs with flexible schedules, part of the Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education.


6. Charleston Southern University – Seven week accelerated sessions, accredited by SACSCOC.


7. Columbia College Missouri – Eight week online terms with frequent start dates, regionally accredited.


8. Excelsior University – Eight week courses plus strong transfer credit policies, accredited by the Middle States Commission.


9. Franklin University – Six week terms for many online programs, accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.


10. Indiana University Online – Six or eight week online courses in various subjects, accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.


11. Western Governors University – Competency based, self paced courses that let motivated students accelerate their degrees, accredited by NWCCU.


12. Capella University FlexPath – Competency based tracks with self paced coursework, accredited by the Higher Learning Commission.



All these programs are fully legitimate and recognized in Vietnam and other countries. Many are especially good if you already have some credits to transfer, which can dramatically shorten the time to graduation.

At Reborn Abroad Expat Consulting, we help Americans and other expats get situated in Vietnam. We specialize in ESL employment consulting and can show you how to get a fast, real degree that satisfies the official requirements so you don’t lose opportunities.

Act now. The rules aren’t waiting, and neither should you.

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