Comments by "Valen Ron" (@valenrn8657) on "Gravitas | Australia Day: Is Australia celebrating an invasion?" video.

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  22.  @parasnaradiya2608  >45 trill pounds looted from India by brits under 200 years British Raj started from 1858 to 1947, that's 89 years. British Raj = UK government dismantled the British East India Company. In modern times, powerful foreign companies such as Facebook from the US attempted to fight the Australian federal government (center right-wing). European governments followed Australia's lead to force these powerful US social media companies to heel. Sovereign power needs to be used to smash these US companies with oversize influence. During the TTP negotiation, are you even aware our Australian federal government (central right-wing) has defended the Australian universal health care system against Obama Administration (Democrat party)'s big pharma interest? UK's Boris Johnson already stated NHS (UK's universal health care system) is not negotiable against Obama Administration's big pharma interest. CPTPP has removed US clauses for US big pharma interest. Within CPTPP, CANZUK = Four of Five Eyes/Five Passport Group with the universal health care system. CANZUK group has the Nordic model. The US is stuck in a time warp with powerful pharma companies that have oversize influence i.e. corporate colonialism. Trump kicked the US out of TPP, hence the remaining TPP members kicked out US clauses. British East India Company is an example of corporate colonialism. "The inherent vice of capitalism is the unequal sharing of blessings; the inherent virtue of socialism is the equal sharing of miseries." I'm aware of the Biden Administration working on an alternative with their powerful pharma companies interest that undermines CPTPP. With the UK joining CPTPP, helpfully, CPTPP members can reject Democrat corporate colonialism.
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