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First Harvard University did study of people's opinions in China, then an online-based study conducted by a Germany IT company and funded by former NATO Sec-Gen, and now Cambridge University also did their own international study and similarly concluded with the fact international public opinions are increasingly leaning positively toward China👀
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Bitter white expat who just lost his job in Taiwan, is now submitting portofolio required to join Winston family business of bashing China🤭
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The Anciet Being of Yakub and the consequence of their (un)holy conduct 😡😡
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5:54 A fair counterpoint: China has both the longest and third longest highway and overall road network in the world, respectively. But unlike in the US, these networks of roads are actually necessary to improve social mobility and accelerate rural development necessary for modernization in face of the huge number of population Hence, it's among the key factor of China's poverty alleviation success, as well as the current trend of 'rural urbanization' where hundreds-to-thousands of cities and towns have gotten further modernized and more people living scattered in old villages and towns across rural China, as well as those living in big major cities, have moved to live in the new modern cities and towns in rural China. I'm not entirely disagree with the point of this video, but I also think it's worth to understand some material and social context when talking about this matter.
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Lol, try searching Inner Mongolia or any city out there in Chinese. Lots of anti-China videos on the way, as if YT just don't want you to see the normal Inner Mongolia if at all😂
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Every ASEAN countries have National Security Law, but its implementation greatly varies in each country. Only Singapore and Vietnam have comprehensive national security law, policy, and countermeasure very similar to China, both countries has strong, dominant party control over the government. The rest of countries are more prone from foreign interference and internal disruption, for example Indonesia is adopting a form of "free democracy" political system while our government usually is made up of multi-party coalition and often each parties clashes against each other and changes side from government to the opposition side and vice versa.
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Just read your article about "Sufficiency Economic" theory on NEO as well as your video explanation here, reminds me somewhat of Vietnam's socialist agrarian reform and agriculture policy which is personally interesting😲🤔 Of course the book only gives you a glimpse of it but it'd be absolutely great if it turns out to be very similar to Vietnam's!
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Armenia's weak leadership under the current 'West-friendly' PM only seems to aggravate the situation further. But on the other note, this presents a new dilemma for Russia's geopolitical grand strategy in the region, questioning their choice to maintain their relationship with Turkey. This is such a sad revelation, at best it could become a lesson for Russia.
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@SuhandiWijaya Laowhy86, Serpentza, NFKRZ, average YT commentators, these folks are all parroting anti-China propaganda. It's mind-blowing millions are actually trusting this narrative without any single doubt like..😳
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Haha, I actually watched the Atlas Explore China vlog version in advance. Was surprised to see your face behind the car seat, but it was a really cool collab😆 Now, I'm going to watch your POV this time 🥰
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Hi, Brian. Just some suggestion for your next video if you may, I think you'd be interested to bring in people like Kevork Almassian (Syriana Analysis), Eva Bartlett, Aaron Maté, Hadi Nasrallah, Prof. Marandi, etc. into your convo about this topic. They are political expert who are very knowledgeable about geopolitical situation in Syria, you'll learn from a different lense and angle who are these ETIM group, their involvement with the Syria conflict and connection with the Turkish government and the Islamist "moderate rebels" (i.e. Al-Nusra, ISIL/ISIS, and FSA), and the huge implication of their goal and ambition beyond "recapturing" the Xinjiang region. Also Pepe Escobar, Justin Podur, Gordon Gao, and Carl Zha are another good people you can talk with about ETIM.
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@TheNewAtlas You should probably do collab with Mike Prysner (the same war vet you mentioned above) or Abby Martin at some points. These two are best known for their alternative journalism works at their own media outlet Empire Files, shedding light on the highly problematic US foreign policy and intervention and the grave consequences against every countries they've meddled in. Their documentary "Gaza Fight For Freedom" is absolutely a must-watch, one of the best documentary film ever produced by independent journalists!!
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Taiwan is politically divided by two major political factions just like in US, the opposition nationalist faction lead by the century-old Kuomintang (KMT) and the ruling liberal faction lead by the Democratic Progressive Party. There's a social divide within the Taiwanese society between people who aligns more toward reunification and normalization of relationship with China, and those who firmly advocate for independence. Discourse and argumentation about this matter within the Taiwanese society are actually pretty nuanced and while there are indeed a little more people who supported for independence, not all of them are uncritical of DPP' aggressive stance toward China and many are actually opposing any possible military conflict or even war. As matter of fact, KMT today is quite changed and different than they were back in the days. The ruling DPP faction firmly advocate for Taiwan independence and is willing to confront against the perceived threats from China' foreign policy by any means. But unlike DPP, KMT is aligned more toward China and advocating for reunification and normalization of relationship. KMT serves as counterbalance to DPP' aggressive policy against China which often results with harmful decisions to cut trade and economic cooperation with China (it's a fact that Taiwan always begin to provoke China first) and they hold an important position of maintaining and normalizing trade and economic cooperation with China. DPP is not so different than the Democrat or GOP, really.
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