Comments by "Kora Na" (@korana6308) on "Sean Foo" channel.

  1. Ford CEO driving Chinese imported car is mind blowing. Chinese car became the world's most advanced cars.
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  2. Putin is playing 3D chess game while Dems and Republicans are playing in the sandbox. 😂
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  3. Confiscating Russian reserves would be the end game for the west. Thanks Sean as always, can't thank you enough for such brilliant analysis.
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  4. Confiscating the assets is pretty much a statement or a declaration of war.
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  5. Quite simply the US is creating more jobs in the military sector. So those jobs are not economy growth jobs but rather jobs (and energy) that is wasted into nothingness - into the war. The war is only good for you and your economy if you gain something at the end of it, but for the US sinking money into this war is a one way ticket to the economic collapse.
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  6. I would like to emphasize that China is getting rid of the reserves at a rate of around $125 bil dollars per year. Which means that it will hypothetically have 0 US treasury holdings in the year 2030. But something tells me that they will jump the ship much earlier than that... The US financial system is on a ticking time bom. Some people are even saying that it will collapse in a few months. I don't believe that... My personal projection is that it will collapse at around the year 2026.
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  7. This is huge. My question though is how long would it take for countries such as Brazil to de dollarize their economy?
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  8. The problem with military spending, is that it's practically throwing your money into thin air, or just burning it. As the end product of the defense sector never reaches the consumer market. So there's only ever a reason increasing your military spending IF you are going to gain something in the end, which is worth more than what you will spend on your military. The problem for the US is that that money is practically wasted for them, whilst for Russia, they are gaining and annexing actual territory and resources, and more importantly working force (millions of people). The US only hope at this point is that something will be left out of Ukraine in the end, and even that is arguably not going to be substantial... IMO they should have pulled out immediately after 1 year, as they realized that they couldn't break Russia through Ukraine. At this point the US is stuck between a rock and a hard place. They can't pull out because of how much they'd invested in it. But also can't win... It's a win win for Putin. Perhaps they are wanting to get to the scenario of a separated Kiev , like Western and Eastern Berlin after the WW2. But I don't see how Putin would ever agree to that. Either way, they would have to lift all of the sanctions to even being the talks with Putin. And as I said, it's a win win for Putin either way. As Russia win the war of attrition in the end anyway.
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  9. Just when I think that things can't get any crazier Sean is always proving me wrong.👍👍
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  10. 12:10 ahh this is just a brilliant chart. Russia was selling 10 million tonnes of oil to the west and it came down to now only 1 million. Which is a huge hit in theory... However Russia'd sold just as much oil in the last month as before the western sanctions, by diversifying it's oil export routes. You can see the Putin brilliancy and his politics at a glance, in one chart.
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  11. I am always amazed with the amount and the quality of information that you provide. 👍Thanks Sean.
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  12.  @bhhvvbvgyvbuvv  It doesn't matter in the world of geopolitics who invades who, it only matters who wins.
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  13. I agree with you Sean, and that is what I find funny the most. The EU relies on Russian oil and gas like no tomorrow. If it cuts it's Russian oil supply fully , it's economy will just collapse. A
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  14. That is exactly what I was talking about from the beginning. Some economists were saying that the US economy would collapse in 2024 (some even say within a few month) to me it is obvious that that won't happen with Biden. They have Europe to delay their economic downfall. And they will suck every last opportunity out of it. So the collapse of Dollar won't happen in 2024, despite of what some economists might be saying. (But it will happen within a few years, my original estimate is the end of 2027 - beginning of 2028, that I gave a few years ago).
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  15. I think I have the same opinion on Trump as you Sean. I really do not understand some of his proposals... You can't define it as anything rather than populist of what he is saying. On paper it may sound good as an american centric slogan... but doesn't he realize that other countries would act too in response on his proposals and tariffs etc? That's what baffles me... is that he doesn't understand that America is not the world's s. power anymore. And if you try to bend the rules for others now as an "exiled king", you will just end up getting the short end of the stick...
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  16. Zelensky is scared to be returning to Kiev now.
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  17. 6:16 hole cow, that is absolutely mind boggling. From this chart it suggests that the US dollar had lost it value around 97% since 100 years ago. So what it literally means is that 1 dollar 100 years ago is ~ 100 in today's dollars. Which is absolutely mind boggling.
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  18. The US oil reserves are at it's lowest point since the '80 rn. I've heard that they can bare it for about a year , and then everything will collapse and they will lose control of the markets...
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  19. You forgot the EU. The US is at the top, then it's down to the vassal states - Canada, EU, Japan, Ukraine, + Britain and it's vassals - Israel, Australia, NZ.
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  20. That's actually good news for me. As I'm part of the Oceania. Getting closer to China oppose to the west is much better for Oceania economically speaking.
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  21. It's so funny to see the so called promoters of the free markets imposing 100% tariffs on Chines EV's. 😂
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  22. Great analysis , the best one on youtube.👍 Thanks Sean.
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  23. 👍Merry Xmas Sean👍
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  24. I wouldn't call it being an ally. It's more of an occupation or being a vassal state of the US. Same way as it was treated as the Soviet occupation of Hungary and other Warsaw pact countries by the west. Same could be said about the NATO "alliance" in it's essence it's an occupation of Europe...
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  25. Crazy times we live in. Big banks are falling left and right.
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  26. Great work as always. Yes the real USD inflation right now is at around %10
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  27. It's an occupation not a friendship.
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  28. The conflict is definately going to escalate there's no question about it. However, I don't think it will be like an immediate spike. I think that the escalation will raise gradually ,slowly.
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  29. "No one knows who did it" 😆
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  30. I am not an economist, but I would imagine that it spreads evenly on the US allies. i. e. Japan, UK, Australia etc. What it basically just means is that those countries standards of living are gonna be falling rapidly.
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  31. Thanks Sean as always.👍👍 13:19 I think it might not be "just another banking crisis" but rather the whole economy of the US and the US Dollar would collapse. People also forget that China considers Taiwan as a part of China, so you have to also consider the potential of those US treasury bonds. In total, if I understand it correctly, there are about 1,5 trillion US treasury bonds connected and associated with China. If China dumps it all , all at once, then the US economy will collapse, I seriously don't understand how they can survive this. In fact all of the actual free world ( 7 billion people in total) might follow the suit and dump the US Treasury bonds and ditch the dollar. So the US would only end up with a "golden billion" of people zone which is AUKUS - USA , Canada, EU (europe) ,UK, Japan, Australia, New Zealand (perhaps Singapore and S. Korea too). I don't see how they would survive this surge at all at this point.
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  32. Thanks Sean.👍
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  33. 6:57 holy cow. That's a weird way to answer that question for her. Because an obvious answer before that interview was always either Russia or China for them. Saying that the greatest adversary is Iran actually signifies a paradigm shift, of where they now consider their greatest adversary not a "direct one" , like China or Russia, but rather it's ally...
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  34. My original thought too. I didn't think it was the possibility at all. But in theory ofcourse they can do it. The only problem with that, dumping it all at once would collapse the market, and so effectively China would lose most of it. But indeed, if China would want to flip the switch and collapse the US economy overnight, it indeed might do it. Though again, it doesn't seems like it would be beneficial to China or it's allies to make a collapse of the US economy happen now. May be in the future, but not this year I don't think.
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  35.  @oneofmany1087  he didn't give him anything yet. We shall see how it goes. Something tells me he won't go with the dollar and will just do a U turn to Yuan
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  36. Yep. It's weird how quickly everyone is turning on them. And America still acts all tough... even with Trump...
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  37. I sincerely don't understand this. Argentina needs this alliance for it's economic stability, also Argentina was one of the main Russian allies in the South Americas? That just doesn't make sense for me ,for them to go against the grain...
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  38.  @scroopynooperz9051  It doesn't matter who starts this. In WW2 Germany considered that Russia had started it too. And especially in the Winter war " the whole of Europe " including Nazi Germany united against Russia back then, not noticing Nazism , and holocaust... and the young queen back then was saluting Nazi regime (there's a historical photo) and supporting them fully, which was considered normal... The history is literally repeating itself this time with Ukraine. Everyone thought (or acted) like Nazism was OK, not noticing all of the atrocities and war crimes that Ukraine did... Though the anti Hitler coalition only united against Hitler and Nazism in 1941 but even then, was just merely helping with some of the supplies, but not taking part in any of the major battles. and they started showing resitance only after the battle of Stalingrad in 1943, and the allies went for Normandy operation only in 1944, when Russia (USSR back then) was getting closer to Berlin. The closer Russia was getting to Berlin the more countries united against Nazism. Same thing will happen this time with regards to the Ukranian Nazi regime. History ALWAYS repeats itself.
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  39. I like that analogy with Jenga tower, fit's the situation really well. Great analysis as always Sean.
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  40. Great analogy , confiscating interest on the frozen Russian assets is like confiscating rent from your house that you are not allowed to rent. Just doesn't makes sense.
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  41.  @smling11  can they? doesn't look like so. Russia won't let that happen to China, and China controls the rest of the region. There is also some Russian influence in Asia ( Myanmar , Vietnam), along with India ( that is not interested in the conflict right now) is not going to let them do it... So which proxy war are you speaking of? Can they ignite Philippines? may be their best bet is Pakistan , other than that, the situation looks stable imo. Or am I missing something?
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  42. How is that even possible that discrepancy? They've halved their results after a revision? I seriously don't get it, how a margin of error could be that big... unless they are deliberately lying.
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  43. I'm pretty sure that's equivalent to a war declaration.
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  44. Thanks for reporting on our region. But what about South America? Something happening in Ecuador right now...
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  45. They are not sane but Netherlands actually was not as in d. sh. anti Russia as other countries. Something tells me they might just switch sides. As they were ready for it in the first place. Russia actually has a great history relations with Netherlands. Even Peter the great was studying there at shipbuilding and he is deeply respected there, same as Russians, for the most part are viewed favorable.
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  46. Holy cow I don't think anyone would have ever expected that Spain and more importantly Australia would've pull out of the red sea fleet. That's literally a slap in the face. The AUKUS alliance is no more?
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  47. At this point it doesn't matter. The house is burning at this point and they are running around like headless chickens... but even if a new administration comes, there's nothing that can be done at this point. The permanent damage has been done already and half of the house is gone and collapsing under it's own weight. No matter who comes next, he would have to be building a new house... The unfortunate truth for the US is that other parties are now watching, and they are not interested in rebuilding your new house as luxurious as it's once was...
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  48. my message got deleted again
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  49.  @fredfrond6148  The US though IS giving money to Ukraine both directly and indirectly, for a combined of up to $200 bil. of financial aid annually.
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  50.  @tonynemcich1756  The US allies are buying them... or more like forced to be buying them.
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