Comments by "Rita Gameiro" (@puraLusa) on "CaspianReport" channel.

  1. That is of itself a fact in need o deeper analisis.
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  2. Yes u r right but here lies the problem: they don't want to loose power and economics is power.
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  3. 1. Turkey isn't europe, it has territory in europe but isn't, same way spain has territory in africa but it isn't african. 2. Turkey always has played all sides, it's part of their stratigic philosophy to survival. 3. France does try but eu only advances when france and germany agree, which isn't very often. 4. Rome wasn't built in a day and EU is an amalgamation of former empires trying to cooperate. 5. EU also has foreign interference lobbying for their own interests. 6. If EU decided a common army there would be nothing usa could do, don't put this one for the list blame america as usa rightfully pushes their own agenda like all other actors. 7. It's correct to question any bizz with china, as it is in eu citizens interest to not increase bizz with another wako dictatorship.
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  4. LOL, it could be a business thou: insted of a parliament it would be a boxing ring and insted of civil war it would be a show. It would make a lot of money.
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  5. If this was so, why is it that china is the main trade partner? It was chinese engeneers who got killed not uk ones.
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  6.  @poodlescone9700  countries most financed in their defense budgets by usa tax payer: israel, egipt and jordan none are in the eu. Nato budget is the combine defense budget of its members and everyone pays up not just usa.
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  7.  @takiyaazrin7562  and none relate to the fact they can rebuild dams 🤷‍♀️. Is this about geopolitics and capabilities or about personal likes deslikes of political regimes? And are u capable to stay on topic?
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  8. ​ @HTV-2_Hypersonic_Glide_Vehicle  ur list, all those countries are expensive. Wanna know why? Because people have jobs and consume. The rest of the world doesn't live pay check to pay check, it lives for a daily meal. Facts.
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  9. It's called annihilating competition.
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  10.  @ZetaMoolah  😂 sad part is u probably right, this coming from an european.
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  11.  @Kman31ca  what infrastructure would that be? USA bases in europe? Well, if it's for usa use, than it shouldn't be for someone else to pay. Secondly, it wins back 10 fold as all nato members are also buyers of usa military complex. Finally, most nato members are also the ones who join in when usa starts its ventures around the world. It's 70% minus all the losses and the pentagon surely made an estimate of those losses and deemed it way more expensive. Also, that's trumpism talk to get those isolationist votes, his administration did the opposite of his speaches and were very much non-isolationists 😂
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  12.  @yasa7149  ad-hominem, the go to when u can't handle facts, lmao.
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  13. ​ @GeneralGrievousCIS without usa or any other big arms producer, saudi is exposed to iran. So saudi has no choice as it is an existencial situation for then. Iran would love to control meca, it also truly wants to control oil market. Their objective includes crossing saudi and go up thru egipt to control suez canal and be at europe border, med sea.
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  14. Didn't the taliban just ignored iran and built the men made river anyway? Saw a yt about the construction somewhere and it was well on its way.
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  15. Everyone talks about 1967 map but it's the arabs and UN who want that, palest and israelis don't, they prefer the option to annihilate each other. It's no longer a land war but a vengeance one.
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  16. Brain drain has happened in a lot of historical situations with very different outcomes.
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  17.  @gotworc  that cause the american public demanded democracy. Afghanistan needed a temporary military dictatorship for territory control and security. Only after that for a decade or so, first steps for elected regional leaders and a build up that would produce a regime that suited their needs and culture. The politicians decided based on what was popular in american voter eyes and activists, not what the pentagon advised.
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  18.  @Saberjet1950  they actually do. They are currently building a men made river to increse farm land.
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  19. He was wrong: vast majority of peace thru history were made by a centralized power that lasted long enough for new generation forget the injustices. No difference between one reagion or the other.
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  20. ​ @Atishay-Ritul-Patwa turkiye isn't a nation state, its a country made up post ottoman fall.
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  21. ​ @GrigRP iran most definately isn't a friendly nation, just this year there was an exchange of rockets 🤦‍♀️
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  22.  @Chud1234  yeah cause u are the master historian right? 🤣
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  23. I the end it's always on the same rock traveling around the same ball of fire, so bound to be repetitive 🤷‍♀️
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  24.  @zarathustra4649  what russia wants is the rich parts with gas and oil either to provide russia lion cut or be distroyed and not be a competition because russia economy is just that. Follow the money where the true reasons lie. Another country who has big gas and oil also is experiencing some pro russian guys (khazakstan). So... Coincidence? Not really, just playbook rinse and repeat!
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  25. The soviets made it so that afghanistan became a failed state. By the time usa entered the picture (mujahedin) it was already failed. Then u have civil war who broke it even further. Usa invasion and it's policy didn't nation build cause before democracy u need a country, and country building isn't done thru democracy in such vast territory with such variety of ethnic groups, language, culture etc. By this point afghanistan is just a territory and if taliban can't secure it they'll also just be 1 faction competing for territory. Country building is so hard and needs so much lady luck.
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  26. Debt is a means. It needs that the debter to know finances. Debt to buy groceries vs debt for investment.
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  27. There is a factor not in ur picture. People falling into the poor level of society might might also mean no acess to reproduction blockers and thus a poor babby boom. It can go either way.
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  28. Hi, so nice to meet you. Do u think it would help to guive mountanous land (with the info and financing tech to farm and graize on it) would help?
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  29.  @silasbishop3055  and from iran too, and france too: that's exactly the problem of lebanon with everyone interfering and no solution in sight. They didn't have a civil war to solve their diferences and agree to a better sistem, they had a civil war that ended up being an international war, not national at all. Lebanon story is heart breaking.
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  30. Oil money can actually be a curse. Saudi is very dependant on oil price and the refining corporation. Other country it's just necessary to find oil to start having "insurgent problems", a great example is mozbique cause oil exporters end up messing with these to control and monopolize the biz. Way better to have a geography based on industry and ideas and trade. That's what made the past empires in the region - they were big traders and industrial: they wanted peace to sell their items in a competing market.
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  31. China, that's the factor. Myanmar junta is unofficially chinese backed. Supporting it officially would entail increasing an already volatile situation. So, the media isn't informed or doesn't want to inform about any support given to armed resistence. Doesn't mean unoficial support isn't happening.
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  32.  @DDD-sl7xp  who said its sitting idle in a crisis? Observing and taking notes isn't sitting idle, working on a energy solution with germany isn't sitting idle, increasing military budget isn't sitting idle. What france isn't doing is taking bates by going into a situation without a clear picture of what is going to find which is obviously the smart thing to do. Acting on emotions/ as a reaction is never wise.
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  33.  @silasbishop3055  christian jurisprudence would thrive: islamic jurisprudence guives comunity autonomy and even right to civil court to solve isues to christian comunities. But for trade and to protect religion itself to not be tainted with dirty politics (polotics corrupt everything even religion) best is secularism. Also, middle east also has druze ba'hai etc etc. Better to make a separation.
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  34.  @thunderbird1921  it's a bit more deep than just finance. USA wins by hegemony in relation to military industrial complex, if there was a uknzcn alience and an european one than there would be 2 competing industrial complexes and so there would be a loss there. It would take usa hegemony militarily speaking and it would put 3 friendly groups competing where previously they cooperated.
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  35.  @ETS186  comunists tend to do that: hate capitalism but sure love being rich 😂
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  36.  @funbarsolaris2822  us isn't russia as us never intended to anex afghanistan nor annul its existence. Afghanistan distroyed afghanistan a long time ago, way before usa arrived at the scene.
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  37. @maquacr7014  did u know appeal to authority is also considered a fallacy in rhetorics.
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  38. 😂😂😂 - ur making a new conspiracy theory. Ur almost ready for a fictional romance 🤣
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  39. It's same old, that's the reason eu worked out because at least on the surface it appears to have common leadership. Besides, leadership in mena region has a tendency to censor everyone which makes interchanged of solutions impossible.
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  40.  @DDD-sl7xp  nope, they are the main block for iniciativa unblocking, hence why they have bilateral meetings without the presence of other EU members. Also, presenting the alternative as if they existed in a vacuum is ridiculous and pretentious on ur part. No country exist in the vacuum hence why it's called geopolitics.
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  41.  @DDD-sl7xp  to act in geopolitics is for the long run, only the stupid fall on the trap of acting without a well constructed plan. People who think otherwise live in fairy tale ville.
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  42. For that u would need a certain level of common legislation for comerce and civil rights which u don't agree between urself with very different levels of islamic jurisprudence. It can't work if no one is willing to compromise.
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  43. Oil and gas is not the future: so why are these people discussing something that has no future!
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  44.  @hindukush548  deals are supose to either last in time or guive way to new improve deals. As for shooting for no reason that's just bad training.
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  45. Kleptocracy. Pappers says you have 10, in reality storehouses have 10 mimus the cut of whoever can take a cut, meaning you have 4.
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  46.  @jimmy4437  guerrilla, has nothing to do with the animal.
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  47. Not an empirial rhetoric at all 😂
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  48.  @rb98769  the saudis aren't proxy, they are a player of its own. A proxy war is between 2 groups unoficially financed and conected to a state who isn't at direct war with the other side. What u probably meant is the saudis are in war against a proxy (if considering the houthis a proxy of iran). Last time I read about it, the houthis and saudis were discussing peace deal with houthis - something of china influence cause it also included peace with iran. Looks like they're probably going back to said war 🤷‍♀️
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  49.  @robwalsh9843  territory in dispute and cartel fighting. It's about the drugs since civil society (nobility) died with comunism.
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  50.  @kiro9257  russia didn't pay for the lend lease let alone paying reparations 😂😂 With what money? Rubles? Probably worthless papper by the end of the year.
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