Comments by "Serenity" (@SerenityM54L2SAM5L5N1) on "VisualPolitik EN" channel.

  1. The army chief having to retire at the age of 65 explains a whole lot. All of those limits are expelled when you become president, I presume. This narrative is barely mentioned in the international news.
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  2. Macron's recent nationalist and pro-security standpoints couldn't have come any sooner. It's very much needed for France and for Europe's future. Glad that he's putting his foot down against individuals and values that don't belong there. Against potent high-risk threats.
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  3. Preventing foreign individuals from voting is a smart scheme. It prevents radical or drastic changes in the political system, ensures that the citizens who've over generations lived and deeply taken part of Swiss culture can make political changes, and prevents destabilization. Every country should do this. Switzerland are in many ways conservative in areas where it matters.
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  4. Swede here. I wish we could be a little more like the Swiss. Direct democracy and referendums on every important issue would most definitely ensure that stability, unification and peace is upheld while politicians work to serve the people rather than the opposite. Sadly, we've gone a different route.
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  5. Josh is such a great host. Stylish, eloquent and brilliant in explaining things. Smart diversification of the channel.
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  6. He probably means that all of the natural gas imports to Romania are from Russia. Not that natural gas is their only source of energy.
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  7. Qatar could afford it because it's one of the countries with the highest income per capita on earth.
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  8. Finland is really not a bad country either though. The country tops most international lists along with Estonia, Switzerland, Norway, and some others.
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  9. Cmon, don't back down. Say it
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  10. Are 25% of indians not literate? That sounds like an insane figure for a country with over 1 billion individuals.
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  11. You don't need to apologize to a rogue war criminal whom excuses terrorism and threatens Europe when he don't get his way, for referring to him by the improper name. Just a heads up ;)
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  12. Ignorance, desperation, lack of education and a failed state. There's many factors that breeds communists.
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  13. Indians: Mass dislikes the video whenever valid criticism of India or its limited military capabilities are raised by data, stats and explanations
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  14.  @drunkensailor3736  Taiwan is protected by the US and a bunch of Western allies. China wouldn't intervene there, at least not during the current state of affairs.
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  15.  @damiankomputerowiec8630  So is your solution to socialdemocratic and the welfare state Spain's economic problem is an increase in socialism? Punishing capitalists, the innovative and those that adds jobs/skills to the market will only worsen the economic situation. Do you as many other spaniards and spanish politicians see Venezuela as a success by any chance?
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  16. I wonder how many doctors are doing all they can right now to prolong Kim's life. He's a heavy smoker, eats a ton and barely exercises. Like a ticking bomb ready to explode and accordingly die. Will his doctors as in tradition be tortured once he dies?
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  17. The greatest corrupt, obese and unhealthy leader out there. The greatest power abuser.
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  18. They'll probably succeed. Look at all the investment in the country, their own investments abroad/for infrastructure projects, the cooperation between Saudi Arabia and the rest of the world, opening up for tourism, and so on. Saudi Arabia isn't a poor and mismanaged country, and isn't communist, compared with Venezuela. So the countries can't really be compared.
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  19. She's quite impulsive. Imagine if she has/had the ability to press the red nuclear button based on emotion. WWIII would be close.
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  20. It's an example of diversity and Democratic leadership not being our strength. It's an example that appealing to certain groups with questionable demands and a record of bad conduct won't be effective. An example of multiculturalism without restriction not enriching us.
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  21. The digitalized world that anyone can receive access to and thrive in is way more valuable than the ability to walk outside without ending up dirty below one's feet.
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  22. By lying and using "acceptable" foreign interference for his benefits, by e.g. using funds delivered by BLM and similar organizations that foreign entities has funded.
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  23. No, they aren't. This law has been planned for a while and would've been implemented either way. It's not even controversial if you look outside of Western media and its biased sources.What's the problem in obliterating little troublemakers? Sure, the Western world will cry "human rights", but nobody in their right mind cares about such nonsense when it's about the "rights" of criminal rioting vandals.
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  24. 16:18 are you trying to tease the Polish populace here? Seduce? Or are you running out of stock photos?
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  25. Why? Those nations are unstable and don't have much to offer. They're both on the way out from the global stage, more than currently, with their pariah statuses.
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  26. Democracies can be authoritarian.
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  27. That "overexploitation" led to a bunch of opportunities, growth, jobs for Tanzanians and an improved economy. Change that dismissive attitude if you're gonna comment on the economic state of affairs. Socializing and nationalizing large swathes of the economy in Tanzania has damaged the country and resulted in the people suffering. Imagine defending such carelessness.
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  28. The only good action I've seen taken by Kamala is back when she jailed drug abusers and other criminals. She switched her stance on the matter and is now willing to excuse these convicts, while implementing the radically horrific ideas placed forward by the hostile and lawbreaking group known as BLM, and other far-left elements. Hopefully her team loses the election. We'll be way better off without a person like her with political influence.
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  29.  Mantorras Montquilla  It's one of the least corrupt countries on the planet..
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  30. Did you watch the video? Don't dismiss it immediately without analyzing the arguments or provided alternative suggestions. Who would replace Trump in the Republican party in the future? Graham?
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  31. He would never listen to leftist socialists/liberals, rightfully so. Individuals with no sense of morality or reason. MBS has his flaws, but he's nothing compared to leftists.
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  32. So he mainly speculated on the stock market and tried to inflate stock prices, buy low, sell high, and reap the profits without innovating or physically working to create goods and capital? Has he signed Bill Gates pledge to donate his wealth?
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  33. Biden has made our military/spors scene into a defamed laughing stock by his swift signatures, jeopardized national security, opened up our borders and stomped on civilized behavior. All tragic. I like his climate- and coronavirus policies though.
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  34. Or maybe because Switzerland has for long enforced a decent monetary, fiscal and social policy which has led of the creation of one of the most prosperous countries on earth that attracts investors, tourists and business ties all over the world. Their neutral policy on foreign affairs has also helped them out noticeably.
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  35. What you just said makes no sense. The average Indian per capita income has nothing to do with how much an american/british person would gain from indian viewers or views overall. And why would anyone even use "India" in the title for views, as if people would be extra fascinated by the country? Bunch of nonsense lol
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  36. Or that "we should ask his girlfriend".
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  37.  @damikem  So pensions in Israel are all personal savings built up each time a worker receives their salary (this is partially the case in many other countries too)? Or what did you mean by the pension system being a pyramid scheme in other countries?
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  38. How was Argentina doing back when they had a positive perception of fascism and nazism?
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  39. Lol no. Why should banks provide loans to criminals and people who've proven not been able to behave or handle their finances? Don't blame the system when you're a big culprit in terms of creating these problems in the first place. Don't excuse the horrific activity thrashing Detroit. Remove the roots and stand behind a zero tolerance policy against violations instead.
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  40. That was pretty bad. But as a heads up, hypocrites can oppose decadence and still occasionally turn out to be decadent hypocrites. If these people policies are in place, it'll lead to more people receiving the right guidance compared with if decadence wasn't fought at all. A few will fall down into the trap, but the majority will benefit. Compare anti-drug laws and liberal drug laws. A few stupid hypocrites will still use drugs in both systems, but they'll be deterred and punished in the former. The populace will perform better in a country with anti-drug laws in place.
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  41. Refer to them as Russian apologists, perhaps unhinged actors or individuals that defends a very questionable regime. Using the term "bot" is a weak tactic that will be dismissed.
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  42. Sweden has been experiencing waves and mass infection/death tolls since the inceptions of this virus, and the outbreak has barely been countered by the government. The authorities are even recommending against the usage of scientifically proven effective face masks. Nothing is closed. Everything is operating as normal, almost. But US gets all the attention. Belarus, Brazil, Mexico and some others are also doing horifically, with little traction or media coverage. US deserves criticism and its leadership could've done it better, but the disproportionate attention directed at the country isn't fair.
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  43. Companies will support revolutionary socialist states, BLM, Anti fascist action, or right-wing authoritarian states, if it's profitable to do so in the unregulated capitalist system. When corporations have no obligation to abide by moral values, this is what you get.
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  44. "Only 500 of the 16000 sacks of Stasi documents has been reconstructed". Lots of clues and evidence regarding the era of communist oppression to expect in the future then. Interesting.
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  45. Instead of stifling and regulating away these fields, yep.
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  46. Don't worry, the average citizen is heavily dependent on dairy products. Market will stay stable.
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  47.  @nicosmind3  SPOT on.
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  48. Conservative statist here. Libertarians tend to advocate for destroying central banking systems, eliminating most taxes, and most importantly, removing public services/infrastructure/public spending. Perhaps that is why the "commies" have a problem with them. Or perhaps it has to do with their liberal stance on drug usage.
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  49. Because her comprehensive ideas places her on the left-side of the spectrum. Not the middle, not the right. Therefore a left-wing politician.
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  50. They're not threatening the private sector from what i've seen. Just making sure that sustainable and policies of stabilization are enforced to protect the market, environment, and its people. There's nothing wrong with some state intervention.
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  51. I doubt Switzerland would condone money laundering without checks in place to counter such activity. They're one of the more credible nations on earth when it comes to integrity, credibility and following ethical/international guidelines. I'm sure there have been exceptions that has slipped through the cracks though.
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  52. Effective and streamlined nations. Beautiful. We need more of that. Big fan of the PM, too, Kaja Kallas. Hottie.
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  53. Gotta live up to the British stereotype :)
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  54. The Sweden approach has been destructive and inhumane. One of the worst per capita rates in the world. Anyone glorifying the strategy over there is a coldhearted human being that defies science. The country's health institute has behaved in an exceptionally incompetent manner the past 6 months, opposed mask usage, thrashed other successful nations for shutting down their nations, and made false assessments/calculations over and over again. A complete failure.
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  55. Feel free to ask away.
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  56. This quote doesn't apply in this scenario unless you replace "politicians" with "drug addicts & troublemakers".
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  57. So what's the solution? War? Suspending sanctions which strengthens DPRK's nuclear arsenal, leverage and position further? It's no easy task to tackle.
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  58. The Saudi state isn't the threat. They're not using these weapons in malicious manners that jeopardizes global peace just because they're neutralizing the Houthi rebels in Yemen or defending their interests against Iran. The threat consists of their global influence that impacts countries, such as the Saudi Arabia's (private donors & potential ties to the state) contributions to religious indoctrination abroad by supporting radical imams and the creation of unwanted mosques–something that any country could put an end to if they wished to do so.
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  59. Wonder how things would look today in Italy if Il Duce's legacy carried on after WWII up until now.
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  60. Sub-prime loans handed out, low credit being permitted by banks, and investing companies seizing houses after eviction isn't occurring in South Korea as far as I know. These practises were the main culprits that caused the US housing bubble and accordingly the financial crisis.
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  61. Stability created by clear guidelines and centralization. I'm no fan of Vietnam's way of previously and still occasionally flirting with Communist ideas, but I do have to concede that their strong and authoritarian system where the collective population is highly valued and cared for, worked wonders. Any country, no matter their economic and social policy, should adopt the structures that enables this type of anti-virus strategy.
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  62. To an extent should people's rights and freedom be respected, yes. But not too much, which is a mistake that the West has done.
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  63. America still thinks that you mostly can change people's mind by voluntary encouragements.
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  64. This guy's great. There's some forceful and out of place jokes every now and then, but it's all with good intentions. Topics are covered broadly with factual perspectives. It's interesting to watch it all. He couldn't have chosen better hosts.
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  65. Don't submit useless statements like that. This video is backed up by several news reports and studies, and a thorough analyses of what's happening. How is it "irrelevant"? Sounds like i'm arguing with a pre schooler, lol.
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  66. Not really. China would've done this either way without objection. They don't need to take advantage of a crisis to do so. This crisis does however highlight the efficacy in these practises, rather than its contentious connotations.
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  67.  @redwoodpartisan2433  Ignorance, because they believe that the welfare handouts will benefit them and the country, and due to indoctrination. Leftism has spread its poisonous tentacles in way too many places around the world. Its presence seems to gradually deteriorate, but it's still way too potent. Argentina is a decent example. Although I do have to concede that the Argentinian government has at least done their best to handle the coronavirus by enforcing national lockdowns and systems of quarantine. Can't deny that. The effectiveness of doing so is however contested, perhaps due to the restrictions having been imposed too late.
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  68. Only if you promise to not vote for democrats or socdem parties, as most migrants sadly tends to do for many strange reasons.
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  69. Why should he give time to delusional skeptics that aren't looking out for anyone but themselves through the use of theories that no serious person is discussing because they make no actual sense? Even if a deliberate "reset" is occurring to restructure current flaws in our political system, that'd be a good thing. Great, in fact. Something to strive for.
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  70. If that's true, that makes it even more sad. How can Cubans be satisfied with the current ineffective government and the communist party? Is it ignorance and propaganda that has pushed them to pledge allegiance even though they're poor with few opportunities?
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  71. Flogging for smoking? Damn, ,that ruler took public health seriously, if we solely look at that policy. The world would be so much cleaner, healthier and prosperous if every country imposed this penalty against unhealthy egoists.
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  72. Not really. He didn't designate Antifa as terrorists and didn't erase their rioting presence. He responded in a libertarian response to the virus. He didn't bring up the problem with criminals/unqualified voting to steal the election, but invoked fallible explanations as an attempt to overturn the election. Not very effective. I prefer Trump over the alternatives, but he could've done so much better.
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  73. Have you noticed that almost everyone knows the date and has made the incident on Jan. 6 2021 to a historical day while they don't know the date that the violent riots last year occurred? Riots that lasted for 100 days and caused 100x times the damage and destruction compared with Jan. 6. Not to mention that the Jan. 6 demonstrations actually were defensible since the allegations of fraud weren't investigated and since illegals/criminals voted dem, with no restrictions.
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  74. That would be very undemocratic and disrespectful of them considering that the Polish population loves this government. Many, including the 'democratically' leaning EU, would be supportive of the cats, though.
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  75. But you're still a ticking bomb, because you've probably contracted 300+ different diseases from your high-risk and hedonist deviancy.
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  76. Russia could have a great GDP growth today and be a decently stable place to live if they prioritized important matters rather than escalating tensions, creating conflict, indulging in imperialism and sponsoring socialist states. Lots is going to waste because of their vanity projects and carelessness.
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  77. Accepting labor migrants through close oversight and by ensuring that they contribute to society has never been a problem, which is why these Gulf states thrives off of it. Europe on the other hand, has focused on a whole other range of migration policy, which has had a huge impact on the continent. There's a reason why these Gulf states has said blatant no to certain forms of migration, and even paying NGOs to avoid doing so.
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  78. Letting people live in a perverse manner by just handing out prescriptions is like letting a sheep poke itself and its friends in its skin to create widespread damage, and celebrating en masse when a small percentage of the sheep's skin is healed. The BEHAVIOR is what will continue to spread diseases to themselves and others and ought to be stopped. But nobody talks about that, because perverse conduct is defended in the West.
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  79. Gotta say that I truly admire the way Vietnam has managed to survive and handle this crisis, even if I'm fiercely opposed to many political ideas that they cherish, or used to cherish.
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  80.  @CountingStars333  Go study the topic before commenting.
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  81.  @kalzonenu  Did you watch the video at all?
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  82. Clinton, that might be one of the few positive outcomes of this pandemic. An increase in remote work, fewer offices/residential buildings demanded by businesses, and improved comfort for both the employer and employee. This will impact the aviation industry, hotels, and transportation/building industries though. Everything has its unexpected or unwanted side-effects.
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  83. I knew that people would get used to this host and start to prefer him. Took a while and a whole lot of spam to ignore, but the tone seems to have changed now to the new host's benefit.
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  84. moo 😂😂😂
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  85.  @My_Take  Let's not spam self-advertisements in other people's comment sections
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  86. If you're looking for people to be angry, perhaps apply to go see a psychiatrist, alternatively visit an anger management facility. That's not healthy. Kamala isn't conservative in any sense of the word, not in the US, not in Europe. You're not a conservative if you support a massive welfare system, criminals, decadence, murdering innocent children, and dismantling order and the traditional nuclear family.
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  87.  @Daniel-ye3tm  It's a false characterization. European conservatives doesn't reflect Kamala's views at all, really.
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  88. I think Macron deserves an award for stamping out jihadist violence and insurgency in the West, by infiltrators from the undeveloped world. For strengthening the France police force, or at least trying. For expelling threats and condemning political islam. For closing down mosques and imams radicalizing the populace. There's lots you can say about Macron, but this year has been a win for him, in terms of his great efforts taken to protect France and Europe.
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  89. I'm a ring-wing statist/nationalconservative, and I totally agree with these hosts reasoning for their picks. Trump has been a weak leader in many regards and completely messed up the corona response, so he doesn't deserves a trophy, in my opinion. That's not really a biased or leftist view, per se.
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  90. While Mauritius seems like a promising part of Africa, it's an incredibly small country. Population rate wise, they only represent 0,1% of the African continent's population. A drop in the bucket. Most of Africa is still stuck in recession & regression.
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  91. Chile and the world needs a Pinochet more than ever. A suspension of his constitution is another alarming sign in Chile, and for the world.
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  92. That'll lead to only the rich getting into politics. Or the privileged. Give politicians proportional salaries instead. Make sure that politicians are paid for doing their job and penalized for defrauding their people, acting corrupt or presenting treasonous reforms.
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  93. Glad that I don't have to learn all of these oil sheikh's and middle eastern monarchs' names by heart. Some real tongue twisters.
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  94.  @bakr6405  What bias?
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  95. The type of situation of where regulating away someone's voice for spreading misinformation may be justified ;)
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  96. The remnants of Nazi Germany seems to still prevail. Dissidents being discredited and penalized by the state for doing basic investigative work. Shady that even Singapore didn't see any red flags. They're supposed to be one of the more knowledgeable and powerful financial centers in the world.
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  97.  @salsa564  USA isn't really a tax haven. It instead has other benefits/characteristics that attracts investors and rich billionaires even if they have to pay taxes, such as high standards of living, a culture that certain people like, relative safety and a powerful position on the global stage. The more poorer and unknown countries has to attract elsehow, such as by becoming a tax haven.
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  98. Africa's rare flower.
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  99. WHAT IS WRONG? People keep saying this. Has Magufuli sent out his state-hired agents to spout lies and defend his fallible governance?
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  100.  @m1k4t0r15  I think you have to accept the fact that democracy don't always grant you the desired results. America voted for a quasi-strongman leader who'd put America and its people first by closing the borders, improving the economy and encouraging (for the most part) civilized and law-abiding behavior. That's precisely what they got. Trump has his flaws and should've gone a lot further on many issues, but he did what many of his supporters wished for, contrary to what his critics and the media suggested.
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  101.  @drunkensailor3736  Stop spamming.
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  102. An uneducated populace being deceived and swindled by politicians is a dangerous combo seen throughout the world. History easily repeats itself and ineffective sound-good-policies gets support. Hopefully Peru manages to stay afloat even though the people responded to a bad situation by voting a socialist leaning candidate into power.
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  103. Damn, this guy's truly happy about this project. I can see why. I'd visit in a heartbeat.
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  104. Did you even listen to what he said at your own timestamp
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  105. Corruption is hard to root out. A change in leadership would benefit the people. I doubt a new leader would be as illiterate as Lukasjenko when it comes to dealing with viruses. Suggesting sauna visits, drinking, driving tractors and playing hockey to counter a virus outbreak may be one of the most incompetent policy proposals i've ever hard. Lukasjenko does also have ties to Communist movements and ideas, which has impacted the economy and opportunities in the country, in a negative direction. I can see why people are angry.
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  106. Germany is one of the powerful states in the world, controlling most trade of exports/imports in Europe. It's almost as if the empire got built, discretely and in a different fashion.
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  107. Ah, a fellow swede. Good taste brother!
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  108. VPN's would skyrocket in usage and price even further than today
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  109. I'd trust a quintessential politician even less.
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  110. I'd vote for him if he strengthened the war on drugs, just like we're doing in Asia through zero tolerance, strict repercussions and by eliminating crime. Shame that Kamala and Biden switched stance by standing behind drug-addicts, traffickers, criminals, and gangs instead. But that's what to expect from leftist train of thought.
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  111. Why do people always have to assume that money is involved when presenting a political view, speculations or videos about geopolitics? So pointless.
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  112. Can't believe that I haven't heard about this piece of legislation. I follow international news several hours on a daily basis and this change in Poland is news to me. Strange.
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  113.  @drunkensailor3736  Why are you spamming...?
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  114. Cheaper? Poor decision making? Not sure. It makes no sense. Germany should be the country trying their best to set a good precedent, be a good example, and transition into green energy reliance entirely. Wouldn't be dependent on Russia then. Anyone know why they decided otherwise?
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  115. Gurbanguly Berdimuhamedow is an autocratic president of the country, not a monarch. And we don't know that much about Turkmenistan, it's second to North Korea in being the most closed-off hermit state in the world.
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  116.  udayan biswas  Don't go conspiratard about it. YouTube are demonetizing pretty much every video on this platform. Content critical of China isn't being deliberately restricted. That's a blatant lie by people trying to make things up for political or conspiratorial reasons.
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  117. Criticism of China isn't suppressed in the way that many people falsely insinuate. Or what do you mean, Alex?
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  118.  @Romer70  Middle Eastern countries aren't that bad if you behave, are religious and follow the doctrine/laws ascribed. The economy is usually a whole lot better in the Middle east, at least in the relatively stable nations, since they aren't communist-esque hellholes like Belarus.
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  119.  @sarahhaugh7922  What sort of skeletons?
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  120. Tsichanouskaja was a temporary activist and didn't succeed much. Can't be compared.
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  121. Interesting perspective on the factors causing polarization. Social medias and its many echo-chambers does likely have a ton of influence when it comes to reaffirming people's beliefs as well, something perhaps worth mentioning.
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  122. Oh man, this is gonna be good😂
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  123. Wouldn't more centralization technically solve that too? Or are you calling for the decentralization of Lima?
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  124. The term used to refer to this religious group is "mormon", and that's what every person understands. Changing the terminology won't work, at least not easily.
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  125.  @andreaszimmermann6200  And Switzerland is the safest, most prosperous country with the highest growth and is seen as the most desirable country on earth by many, many parameters. Is the conservative ideology that dominates the country, historically and today, a coincidence? 😂
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  126. Venezuela, neo-commies/marxists inspirational societal model.
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  127. Switzerland, the most prosperous, successful and richest country in the world.
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  128.  @drunkensailor3736  No, it doesn't. Stop self-advertising.
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  129. Even Huawei's CEO admitted that the company has indulged in a whole lot of spying, intellectual property theft, unfair trade practises and support/oversight by the Chinese Communist Party. I don't want such companies to receive influence in trade, data tracking and western influence. So I can see the criticism and sanctioning going on.
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  130. Vegans has issues with malnutrition, mental illness and the cost/sustainability of the diet isn't realistic for people to uphold. Transitioning the meat/dairy market into a greener direction is the more reasonable and realistic approach.
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  131. What sort of freedoms and democratic values are you longing for? The main problem I have with China is their expansionist foreign policy that jeopardizes global peace. Their support for communist countries abroad, and glorification of Mao at home. That sub-par standards of living and fraudulent techniques on the market becomes the norm.
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  132. What's the problem in some aggressive criminals that defies the cops receiving a taste of their own medicine? People bashing cops and every police department are indirectly defending criminals and terrorists looking to take over our nation. Who cares if serial convicts are removed and rendered harmless to protect the society?
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  133. Nah, that's probably nostalgic bias speaking.
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  134. Releasing criminals and letting these senseless and psychopathic individuals relapse and continue on with their deranged lifestyles won't solve much, quote the opposite. It'll amplify the issue. We need to go tougher on crime.
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  135. Shouldn't be that difficult to calculate that providing special rights, positions and leadership roles to unqualified individuals, solely based on race, without fixing the roots of the problems such as fairly raising the level of education, crushing crime, creating a prosperous/stimulative and safe business culture where people are willing to reside at...will cause immense chaos. But we see the same policies being suggested today because some criminal died, that led to rabid movements forming regarding "racial injustice". The outlook for this country isn't great ATM.
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  136. What does that quote have to do with this video and why does these comments keep being embraced on videos about unrelated topics? I could understand it if the comments were relevant, but it's just spam at this point
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  137.  @paganlecter6819  The Swedish green party in government has pushed for the abolishment of nuclear energy with the removal of our nuclear reactors. Just like in Germany. More dirty energy sources will compensate for the energy shortage, a policy that we often see by the Greens, supported by Greta.
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  138.  @drunkensailor3736  The US isn't involved in Yemen. Sure, they may sell weapons to Saudi Arabia and UAE; but they're not the culprits in the civil war. The terrorist Houthi rebels are. They're blocking shipments and has seized a leaking oil tanker to extort the Yemeni government and the international world into giving concessions. They've bombed their neighbouring countries and domestic entities. They've slaughtered innocent Yemeni residents. Trump, UAE, or the Saudis, aren't the actors doing anything wrong here. It's the Houthis. Trump's and the Saudi critics should try and acknowledge that fact. The fact of the matter is that the US hasn't declared war, has slowly withdrawn their troops, and has neutralized some front figures of terrorist movements around the world. It's valid to give credit where credit is due here.
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  139. A stable Israeli state would benefit the US more than anything else. The only reason that I can understand the US supporting further Israeli settlements and anexation may be to expand Israel's interests in the Middle Easy, which may impact Iran and its terror-allies in the region. Farfetched and risky, but you never know with the US.
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  140. China and Russia (and their socialist allies) openly turning a blind eye to evasion of sanctions, illegal trade, trafficking, and strengthening the position of rogue unpredictable tates with nuclear weapons that may be launched at any time....yeah, nobody should be surprised. That's why all of these countries should be treated as pariahs until they start behaving in a legitimate manner that benefits rather than destroys the world.
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  141. Just waiting for Argentina to use their planned economical approach to regulate the art industry now. Surely it's coming.
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  142. The vitamins and nutrition levels are great, and the healthiness of the product is considered as high, comprehensively. Abandoning dairy products and going vegan/vegetarian does often cause malnutrition, hinders development/growth and has many negative side-effects.
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  143. I don't get why Israeli leadership even are suggesting such imperialist nonsense instead of deescalating the tensions by causing permanent stability. Idiotic..
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  144. It's as if North Korea is ruled by a bunch of immature middle schoolers. Aggressive, rebellious, undiplomatic and hostile.
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  145. "New Germany of Europe" lmaooo 😂. Spot on 😂
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  146. Justice and law enforcement is very important to prevent a violent situation seen in Honduras, El Salvador and Mexico where criminal networks, cartels, and psychopathic murderers wreaks havoc with almost impunity. Hugging these people isn't the policy that works, hence why people support someone like Duterte and his political priorities.
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  147. Source?
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  148. It's deserved for all the nonsensical protesting, attacks against people with mainland ties, and domestic destruction that the movement has caused the past year. I'm pleased with this outcome, even though I'm generally a heavy critic of China and it's communist ties.
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  149. This video and compiled setbacks does admittedly not look good for Trump. But in the end, his tactics on the market led to him becoming one of the most successful persons in America if we look at his amassed wealth, status of fame, and the opportunities he's had. I think the average American capitalist (the value that built America) sees themselves in him, wishes that they could be him and that they could experience the things that he's experienced. That's why he's elected, and supported. He stands for equal opportunity and the principle that anything is achievable through enough effort put in. An embodiment of the american dream.
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  150. Good job on debunking many of the conspiracies around the vaccine and pandemic, in a cautiously sensible manner. Props. So annoying to see dozens of comment sections be flooded with such ignorant remarks whenever you view a news video on this site.
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  151. Most people are pleased with living in China. Only the small number of dissidents are heard and broadcasted in the West.
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  152. tl:dr, no. Sweden and Belarus has done way worse in every respect.
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  153. What the..i've followed geopolitics for years on a daily basis from several different sources and i've never heard of this territorial dispute.
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  154. The CIA approach. Although CIA has some sort of moral compass and dignity, as opposed to these communist oppressors committing crimes against humanity.
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  155. Doesn't have to be a bad thing if those prejudices are based on representative observations, data, science and accordingly logic, if the convictions leads to positive outcomes.
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  156. They've been gassing from several different perspectives throughout the past century. Kind of insane. Nazism, to communism, to hypercapitalist liberalism, and to the reliance of unethical states while advocating for the opposite.
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  157. Leeching off the state. Endangering the public by not adhering to coronavirus guidelines during a pandemic. Following a zealot doctrine over the state and over what's best for the collective. These are the precise instances that the German leader during WWII or a similar contemporary ones would use to do you know what. Don't these people realize that? Or do they think that they're indefinitely safe in Israel? So disappointing to see that their behavior is allowed.
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  158. How so? You don't sound persuasive as opposed to all the evidence with clarity that was presented in the video.
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  159.  @mwanikimwaniki6801  >being this clueless and brainwashed
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  160.  Henryk Gödel  Probably. Handing power and influence to welfare-dependent and groups with no experience in politics, how to run a large county, and how to create thriving outcomes for America is probably not the greatest idea. No clue what SCOTUS are up to lately...
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  161.  @JordanHarbingerShow  Tough to live and experience reality outside of that echo-chamber?
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  162.  @artman7780  Trump has disavowed previous wrongdoings, hasn't been convicted for anything and most of the complaints are about things that he's said in the distant past. Why should Biden be given a pass for his contemporary and previous shady conduct? For his ineffective position in Congress the past decades?
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  163. A special economic zone created in the UK for HK residents is an interesting take. Perhaps it could expand to British citizens and other ethnic groups in the world, creating an economic powerhouse with flourishing businesses, high activity, tourism, and a large export/import system.
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  164. The western reaction has been deeply ideological and symbolic. There's no good reason to oppose the security law that China has implemented in Hong Kong, to crush disorderly troublemakers, terrorists and those sabotaging the region and its economy. These aggressive rioters created this themselves. If they weren't greedy little spawns, and shut down their operations when the extradition law was withdrawn like 8 months ago, this law wouldn't have been appropriate. But they decided to pick the irrational route like BLM are doing in the US, by wishing for clemency to be provided for criminals, shaming the police department and encouraging the leadership to lie by not referring to the rioters as "rioters". Despicable. I'm glad, for once, about this move by China.
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  165. A country doesn't cease to be democratic just because you personally believe that its citizens aren't supporting "democratic values" (accepting infiltration, floods of foreign entities, downsizing law & order and breaking down the healthy family structure, tends to be ideas that NGOs and HR entities falsely claims to be needed for a democracy). Poland and its government is democratically elected and endorsed by its people. Don't taint the concept of democracy by applying your own values and disqualifying those that you disagree with.
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  166.  @maciejpiwowarski8842  He is.
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  167.  @thisguyishisface370  What are you saying? Were Africa worse or better off during colonization when Western entities had control?
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  168. EU, the supranational ally attempting to penalize the will of the Polish people by conditioning aid and condemning PiS traditional advocacy, are "stabilizers"? Maybe in the past, but certainly not today. Are we living on the same planet?
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  169.  @mwanikimwaniki6801  Most educated and developed actors in the Civilized West don't tend to support populist left-wing leaders with zero competence or knowledge. Some of Africa is ruled by dictators without the citizens having a say, but that doesn't imply that you as a citizen have to support these ineffective political policies and leaders that causes immense suffering. Tanzania is a clear example. Who in their right mind would support this dictator that have ran the country to the ground? Many, apparently.
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  170. This law in HK is a long time coming, and warranted. The same type of legislation should be used to handle subversive extremists with poor intentions such as BLM.
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  171. Elaborate instead of spouting these vague statements. You can't just throw around accusations and think that you won't be called out for it. Seriously.
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  172. It's understandable that someone like him is chosen to govern when the country is stuck in a miserable mess. You can't turn a country and its people back on track through individualist voluntarism and democracy, if you're serious about reaching successful results. To handle addicts, criminals and those disrespecting quarantine/coronavirus recommendations, you need a strongman with an iron fist to step his foot down.
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  173. Another country that has suffered badly by socialist economic policy and incompetent leadership acting on instincts. What a shame.
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  174.  @shotelco  What a foolish thing to say. If a citizen of Tanzania supports illiterate economic policy that leads to stagnation, poverty and famine, why should their opinions matter? Why would you encourage the citizens to continuously shoot themselves in the foot? Don't be arrogantly proud of your own ignorance.
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  175. Watch the video, it wasn't biased. What should he have mentioned that he didn't?
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  176. What a miserable state the country is in. The Maduro regime should leave immediately and let a fair and stable political change occur through holding actual legitimate elections, rooting out corruption, accepting international cooperation, private property, stimulative fiscal/monetary policies and doing what it takes to eliminate poverty, crime, and injustice. Horrible to see that there's people, and states (Iran, Russia, Turkey, China) that supports this incompetent regime.
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  177. China takes dissent, threats and their assimilation policies seriously. And they don't give a damn what the rest of the world think. Nothing can change their mind. And nobody would be willing to challenge the Chinese army.
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  178. Forbid any further annexation and implement a coercive 2 state solution based on the current territories that Israel and Palestine inhabits. That's the only realistic solution to this conflict.
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  179. Doubt Palestinians will suffer anything under Israeli rule considering the democratic and open policies that Israeli tends to stand for. It's the most calm nation in MENA. With that said, they should of course not expand territory further and potentially cause war. That's careless and greedy foolishness.
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  180. How so?
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  181. The city that he raised and stabilized by a policy of governing with no mercy?
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  182. Ukraine have plenty of female soldiers in their army. Usually marching in high heels.
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  183. Every time I see an Indian complain about "bias" or "misinfo", they never provide any examples or proof. Which makes it easy to dismiss all that you just said. Please stop decreasing the quality of every youtube comment section.
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  184. Why should they continously occupy and take over territory? No point in doing so.
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  185. On another channel. He diverted responsibility to 2 (or 3?) different hosts. The new hosts are just as good in my opinion. If not almost better. Especially Josh.
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  186.  @RSGEProductions  How?
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  187. Nope. France has sent peacekeeping forces and military personnel at the request of Mali's and other Africa governments', in order to neutralize depraved terrorists. Do you have a problem with that?
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  188. Maybe Joe Biden will manage to tame Jong Un. Biden is a very social guy after all. Almost too social, they say.
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  189.  @juniormynos9457  The UK have even backtracked further after realizing the risks of letting Huawei be involved in the transformation into 5G and global domination in telecommunication. Not sure if a decisive decision has been made yet though. But it's promising that the US, UK and its allies are trying to prevent Chinese influence, IP theft, anti-trust breaches, and potential spying tactics/oversight by the CCP.
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  190. Agreed. I just wished he turned the US more to the right, took control of domestic terrorists and the coronavirus, punished tech giants for censorship, and protected America from uncivilized and external threats at all costs. Oh well. A Democrat would've done so much worse.
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  191. Different cultures, no care for nature/gardening.
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  192. We shouldn't remove guns or downsize the police's authority. We should work on removing wrongdoers from our streets, not our police. No innocent person is harshly targeted by our authorities.
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  193. Large parts of the city is controlled by criminals with the right to vote. And the majority of the city's residents keeps voting for Democrat leadership. That route is clearly not solving any problem. Perhaps it's time for the federal government to send public officials, officers, military personnel, and take over parts of the city to get it back on track? That's what we'd need.
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  194.  @juliusr9267  That's been said for months even though the average weekly death rate has been sky high compared with similar countries and the rest of the world. In total, Sweden are still doing worse than the US and their comprehensive strategy has been a failure. There's no scientific evidence or logical reasoning that can be used to counter that claim. The strange and alarming part is that the Swedish population still fully supports the strategy. Maybe because they're so up themselves and only values their own desires/visions while ignoring what's happening to the country, the vulnerable, and innocent people.
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  195. What did he "falsely" state about Saudi Arabia?
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  196.  @drunkensailor3736  Are you trying to get reported and erased for self-advertising and spamming? Go away with that egoism.
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  197.  @RockBrentwood  The majority of the world are still doing way, way better than Sweden. That's a fact. The weekly death rate is unacceptably high in Sweden and exceeds its neighbours and almost all comparable nations to an extreme degree. Herd immunity is definitely not reached in the country. That's been studied and the amount of antibodies/decisive immunity is very low when you look at the entire population. Unbelievable that there's still people trying to rationalize what's happening there.
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  198. Gaming, you're right regarding the reasons as to why Huawei is being countered and sanctioned by the US and its allies. That should've brought up in the video. But I don't think this host has a pro-China bias that some are insinuating. He rather seems to be on the US side based on the final segment in the video where he celebrates the US involvement in the telecommunication sector, where the US are encouraging US private industries to outcompete Huawei and cooperate internatioally with safe and honorable companies so we don't have to rely on a China-owned company for security, data tracking and communication.
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  199. At least they fought off Communism. Vietnam and the world is better off now.
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  200. HK started to decay when the rioting vandals took over. Order is restored now. More than half of HK supports the new security law.
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  201. This is posted in every thread about anything these days. Is it a meme to do that or what?
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  202. A generous socialdemocracy with leaders that praises socialist dictators such as Maduro, are experiencing economic downturn and a bleak future? Who could've guessed.
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  203. You have to look at per capita stats. China still trumps Vietnam by ~4-5x. But who knows, maybe China's imperialism, their way of causing destabilization domestically and internationally, and their determination to seek conflict may result in Vietnam closing in someday.
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  204. Should deviant conduct and drug abuse be assisted by the government?
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  205. China's success in handling the coronavirus, boosting their economy and through self-reliance or cooperation with close allies not emulating/adhering to Western standards even though condemnations, criticism and diplomatic pressure directed at China or similar countries, is why democracy around the world is on retreat. People have lost their trust in the political system now when many authoritarian states has turned out so successful.
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  206. There's nothing positive about letting dangerous and high-risk entities continue living a life that results in contracting viruses and infections on a mass scale. Their behavior isn't treated or discouraged by these prescriptions. Everyone's celebrating the nonsense on false premises.
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  207. Which is applicable. The West doesn't have a problem with guest workers and doesn't solely accept guest workers, which is why the term isn't used there.
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  208. This channel barely focuses on Turkey. And why wouldn't they report on the large global players anyway? If you're gonna complain, find something legitimate to complain about.
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  209. Not really. Printing cash, doing quantitative easing and providing stimulus packages may boost the stock market's outlook overall, but the main reason why companies stock value has been boosted is due to making a significant ROI during the pandemic. Tech companies and e-market services are good examples of this.
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  210. Yep. The jokes in this video were spot on!
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  211.  @theshadowman1398  Do some research. People are skeptical towards Putin and their vaccine because of the researchers having skipped steps in their clinical trial. For rushing the vaccine without presenting the data, as if it's a space race. For poisoning and silencing critics. Failing when it comes to infrastructure. Destabilizing the West by imperialist intervention and propping up rogue/socialist/terror-states. Not being transparent, etc. That's why Russia isn't trusted.
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  212.  @WeIrDGuY19941  A clothing used to indicate religious chastity, and a modest way of dressing up. A clothing that has become associated with religious islam and the preservation of religious ideology. So yes, it can be seen as highly religious. Doesn't matter if the core of the Islamic teachings doesn't suggest the usage of these garnments.
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  213. He's definitely become humble..and occupies a decent sense of humor😂
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  214. Why do Argentinians keep on voting for these ineffective politicians and ideologies destined to fail? It's like they're digging their own graves. Poverty and abortion. What a country.
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  215. Because he's a mainstream Democrat with a kind attitude, and a long track record without any noticeable irregularities or bad conduct. It's a shame that his political stances are abhorrent, but that's what you get from the DNC/lefty-sphere.
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  216. Not for censoring/punishing doctors and journalists for reporting on the coronavirus early on... Maybe when he started to take the pandemic seriously and enforced quarantines in the hit cities.
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  217. Maybe because Russia still are associated with Soviet, because they long for Soviet times, glorify their atrocities, engage in historical revisionism to cover up their ill deeds and since the majority of Russians seems to have preferred the Soviet era. The associations haven't been washed away, because Russia doesn't even want to do so.
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  218. So true. But is this man governing like the PAP in Singapore? Unclear. Authoritarianism only works if it's the right kind. The kind that creates economic growth, protects the country, and strengthens the collective in every way.
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  219. Romney may be a principled guy with a decent agenda, but he's a moderate centrist. He wouldn't change the US much, especially not culturally/socially. We need a president to the right of Trump, not to the left.
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  220. Imagine the conditions, infrastructure and peace of mind that would sweep over the middle east if all of the animosity, conflicts and destabilization would cease to exist, leading to states spending money on other sectors and areas than the military. The current policies regarding military spending and hostile diplomacy to deter neighbors from attacking seems like such a waste.
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  221. And abortion. And drugs.
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  222. Didn't take long for Biden tor ruin america and import a bunch of problems so he could be able to preach tolerance and say that the orange round fat man is a bad man.
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