Comments by "Manick N" (@manickn6819) on "VisualPolitik EN" channel.

  1. It's not Russians alone. Everyone with a dodgy past or from a country that is not friendly to the west will pull their money out. London will hurt from this too. Should be a serious shift internationally in the next few years.
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  2. Much easier to get voted in when the base level is easy to manipulate. Lower education and pay guarantees that. And that's just a piece of the problem.
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  3. And what exactly would the west use? They produce little now. They are on the decline. Grasping for ways to curb China.
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  4. Good video. Interesting how little Western Europe understands though. Sad really.
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  5. @Reader Stuff not destroyed but take a severe hit. If Germany sees a recession that would probably translate to much of Europe. Then you have the states like Greece. Serious economic problems but wants to buy F35 jets. Who will bail them out of their financial mismanagement this time? The EU currency can take a serious hit.
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  6. The level of bias in this video is sad.
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  7. So if a country has the option of getting a loan from China or one from IMF which do you think they should choose?
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  8. Absolute best system that I can think of. Seems they were able to at least limit the amount of nepotism and cronyism that plagues much of the world. Even more amazing when their background is considered.
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  9. I almost clicked off. Thought the title was wrong.
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  10.  @taiwanisacountry  1) Can third world countries manage money to do a good project? 2) Can they stop gross corruption? 3) Do they have the in-house skill to get quality? 4) Will their quality be any better than Chinese 5) Will the project ever get completed and will it be on budget? Will the scope be reduced as money runs out. Its known IMF is a terrible choice. No doubt there. The jury is still out on China. My gut feeling is Africa would not be better off relying on the west or do better projects that what the Chinese deliver.
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  11.  @lv3609  I don't think so at all but its probably pointless trying to explain to someone who strongly believes. Josh is usually wrong in my opinion so I was not surprised his video went down the simplistic route.
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  12.  @oldskoolmusicnostalgia  further they are one of the few cultures that welcome robotics easily. Machines will assist in everything and become the new norm.
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  13. More importantly will we find a universal cure for stupidity soon?
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  14.  @insomniacresurrected1000  anyone from outside the US / EU club can be in trouble. Investment will start shifting. China has an opportunity now to set up something stable and take in the money.
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  15.  @superdau  you raised important points. Size and trust. China has no issue with size. USD now has an issue with trust depending on the side of the fence you sit. Any location that is not neutral or compliant with US stands a chance of getting cut off. There are many in the world on that side. I expect China will improve on their trust issues and those that are anti US will probably have no other smart choice but to come over to the Chinese side.
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  16. Unfortunately it seems many do not understand this. Europe is tied to Russia geographically. Their futures cannot be disconnected completely.
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  17. Well said. Systemic issues need to be solved first.
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  18. Ukraine has lost. Just accept it and move on.
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  19. Typical. Europe does crap and the rest of the poorer world suffers. I really cannot understand why anyone outside the sanctioning countries (all rich) would even consider supporting them.
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  20.  @rastislavsmolek8140  I am in agreement. US if quite happy. China is quite happy. India is probably quite happy too since they can do with cheaper fuel too. Iran and Venezuela are probably happy too. More leverage at the table. The only losers are EU since they will pay for it since more money on weapons and higher cost of fuel. Of course Russia and Ukraine are also losers but more so Ukraine. Russia needed a reset anyway. They needed a real reason to start getting off the fossil fuels bandwagon. This will definitely be a good push for them to redesign themselves.
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  21. This is a very sensible comment and even more shocking from an American.
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  22.  @rejvaik00  sure I cannot disagree there. London will not come out unscathed but I guess it was bound to happen sooner or later.
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  23. Forget human rights. "They are not Russia and they have gas". Just noting this statement independent of the rest of the video content. It says a lot about the mindset of the writers and orator.
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  24. 👍
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  25. China should start looking at those foreign reserves.
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  26. Agreed. Amazed that this comment stayed up. Anytime I make a comment on the potential split of the financial system youtube censors it.
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  27.  @malakatan3235  not odd. Expected. Going further remember how some time ago the comedian was accepting that Ukraine will not join NATO but now that is not said again. Chances are he was told to tow the line.
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  28.  @f-86zoomer37  "150k dead" . You are worst than Zelensky. Why stop at chemical when they can go nuclear? That really seems a lot more like Zelensky will use it on his own people and blame Russia. After all he is an actor. Theatrical productions is his forte.
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  29. Fossil fuels will never run out. We will stop using them long before that.
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  30.  @badluck5647  well said on currencies and military spending. Revisit in five years. I think the renminbi will rise significantly as a direct result of the actions of the western governments in response to the Ukrainian war. I am betting all Chinese billionaires and government officials are in the process of divesting all US and Euro assets. Many others too who are not friends of the west will be doing the same. Renminbi is probably the best option.
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  31.  @badluck5647  agreed its tough to call for sure and of course the dollar and euro are here to stay but I think the renminbi will rise. I am betting though the Chinese billionaires are rethinking their position though. We will see in the next few years how it plays out.
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  32. Have you notice how much of the Russian economy relies on hydrocarbons. In 20 years they doomed anyway. The world will be buying a lot less. Heck it might not even be feasible to extract it in most places.
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  33. Well this may be among your last videos. I sure Bin Salman will not too kindly to this video.
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  34. Fire
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  35.  @nomecreona3829  this channel is really biased.
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  36. I would venture to say half of the comments here are by a bot. Scroll though and you would notice.
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  37. Poorly written piece. It's now clear Russia has been planning this invasion for quite some time. I think it would be wise to assume they serviced enough of their nukes to be effective. Irrespective of the view on the war has anyone noticed no one wants to go in. If Russia is that useless then why not go in and finish this. Come on NATO grow some balls and try or shut up.
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  38.  @Tugela60  I doubt. China is in a quandary on whether to help Russia. If Russia falls they will be on their own fighting sanctions from the west that will definitely come in due course. If they go in they get those sanctions now but at least they have an ally. Tough call but I think they will stay out of this for the most part.
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  39. Zelensky is really in trouble from all sides 😅
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  40.  @MRTY323  exactly. Time for a competing international system and currency.
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  41.  @doujinflip  better transparency? IMF is a great organisation? Many nations are fed up of the western polices.
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  42. Exactly. It was not about oil.
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  43.  @lv3609  or maybe I look at things and figure them out instead of watching news like CNN. Anyway you joined Jun 9, 2021 and you question me... hmmm.
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  44. Can we consider you an unbiased presenter with a tee shirt like that?
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  45. 😂
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  46. Ukraine is screwed any way you look at it. Win, loose or draw in the war they will loose economically.
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  47. The EU mas made a real fool of themselves with the sanctions. No planning and amazement when Russia demanded payment in rubles. Serbia has moved smarter than the rest. Ukraine has threaten to sue Canada over the turbine. Imagine someone begging for your helps and then suing you on the other hand. The turbine benefits Germany. Imagine again helping someone who is not actively working to cut your economy. Those nations are stupid to continue supporting Ukraine. Ukraine will loose territory. The sooner they negotiate the better but they are too stupid. They want to win back every inch. If that ignorance continues Russia will keep going till there is regime change or no Ukraine.
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  48. A lot of this is fear of China. It's unknown what the new balance will be. Sanctions.... like that's something new or only done by China.
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  49.  @suzanned5859  you do realise that the world is rearming? That really doesn't lead to peace.
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  50.  @suzanned5859  if the united group you are talking about is NATO the only "larger country" that has any potential for this type of action is China. Lets hope they don't act up anytime soon.
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  51. It would be quite embarrassing if you open up 9/11. Only gullible people believe buildings that height built to withstand a crash would fall on its footprint due to being struck on one side with a plane. People just stayed quiet because its of US aggression if they opened their mouths. Revisit now and many may not keep quiet.
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  52. Simply global stupidity.
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  53. I hope the west understands its walking a fine line. Push China and Russia too much and there is a risk of those ties getting better. That can come back to bite them.
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  54.  @arthurrebello919  Russia will be fine after the war. Economy will shrink due to sanctions but they will develop allies elsewhere. If the west pushes too hard against China there is a chance their alliance with Russia will increase. Africa is a fertile ground for Russia and China. Growing market that the west is not well placed to capitalise on. The chess board was set a long time now before this play began. Calculated sacrifices. Time will tell how well it goes for both sides.
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  55. Another example of stupidity. The reaction around the world is just sad.
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  56.  @scratchy996  brilliant. Then they will just fire the 1599 warheads they have left. Then we call all live in the same paradise Russia will be in. This is why Iran should never give up its nuclear programme. Bad ideas like this just make it worst for everyone else.
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  57.  @scratchy996  you are following way too much western propaganda. I suggest you watch some more balanced reporting to understand a bit more.
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  58. 5:28 This is exactly how the US government treats everyone else in the world. Guess they are the Putin of the world.
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  59. Like the images. I must admit though this is one of the poorest written scripts.
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  60. I think this is dumbest set of leaders yet. Back Putin in a corner with no options. If he decides to use nuclear weapons I a sure all of them will claim innocence yet they started an economic war that will cripple Russia. Putin cannot win that economic war so if he get frustrated we all feel the pain. Absolutely brilliant. This is worst than the response to the "pandemic". Same set of idiots.
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  61.  @Western_Decline  yeah I found that amusing too. Sad how people believe crap.
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  62. Some skewed views here.
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  63.  @CrazyBenlols13  Russia is well aware of this. They may try to keep the areas in Ukraine that has uranium reserves too thereby further limiting the supply.
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  64. Been a while since I have seen a PacMan jersey.
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  65.  @ragglefraggle9111  that will definitely be a real disaster if a proper war breaks out between the US and Iran. Its going to really mess up trade routes. Plus I can see Russia and China assisting as payback for Ukraine and Taiwan.
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  66.  @ragglefraggle9111  while not bordered with allies the states adjacent have very porous borders. It won't be as easy as Ukraine for sure but not as difficult as you think.
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  67.  @ragglefraggle9111  well definitely not on time. They are slow to react but they do adapt.
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  68. Macron is not as bad as you make him out to be. Some is bad but its not sensible to be so pig headed with Russia.
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  69. Did I hear a reference to SImon?
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  70. EU leadership are just very bad at their job. It's not Putin is evil. You push and I will push back.
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  71. Global stupidity seems to be rampant. Its amusing watching the "brilliant" plans. You don't have to wonder too much to see why China will outpace them all. Not much competition after all.
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  72.  @Muzakman37  the opportunity is there so I expect China to act. Hong Kong seems like a good platform to develop. Since that may be a little slow maybe they will replicate a more controlled version elsewhere in a "special" zone. Anyway it does not matter how bad China is the West is worst if they freeze your assets.
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  73.  @Freshbott2  of course they have reserves in the currencies you noted. Trust is a strong word. What do you think happens if China "invades" Taiwan? Say a few years from now. How much trust will they have in the currencies you noted? What will be the outcome for them financially? No one that is not a US ally trust any of the countries that cut Russia off the SWIFT system. That was the turning point. Give it 5 to 10 years to see the change though.
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  74. A large number of people will be highly suspicious of a vaccine so that won't work fully.
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  75. The entire corona fiasco will be remembered for what it is in some years to come. Not today while the players are in power and the people are reacting in fear.
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  76. 20 experts? Wow now that is a lot for a country the size of Spain. This was an amusing episode. The amount of bias is phenomenal.
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  77.  @dra6o0n  no on average a refrigerator uses a lot less than 1000W
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