Comments by "Jin Kee" (@JinKee) on "Zeihan on Geopolitics" channel.

  1. 0:45 are the russians gonna blow up the nuclear plant they captured?
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  2. 1:45 europe kinda forgot about the iron fleet
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  3. anybody remember the period of “government by assassination” in japan that culminated on May 15th, 1932? it got wild after that.
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  4.  @dfgyuhdd  the kilo has intrinsic value and is sounder money
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  5. We gonna talk about Boeing Whistleblower John Barnett?
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  6. Lol after he does joe rogan.
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  7. This election is the most important election of the REST of our lifetimes.
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  8. Finally, in the reflection we can see Peter’s camera crew
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  9.  @DieFlabbergast  biggest trading partners over the last three decades. Deng made your underpants, check the label. and then we saw them building the Belt and Road initiative and decided that the world shalt have no other gods before us.
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  10. Anti-Access Area Denial (A2AD) is a gamechanger for anything that floats, as the Black Sea and the Red Sea have found. Will it change the South China Sea too?
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  11.  @RobertR-u1r  RobertR-u1r forget everything you’ve heard before. What do you know about bees?
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  12. Last time I was this early, there were North Koreans in Kursk.
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  13.  @antistupid4712  thorium has no decay pathway to materials for thermonuclear weapons. Japan is interested in thorium to make hydrogen gas without relying on petrochemical inputs in their "Red Hydrogen" plan. Everyone else wants plutonium from uranium.
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  14. The "Netherlands" (just like the "Ukraine") means "the borderlands"
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  15. Borisoglebsk national-level nuclear weapons storage facility (Voronezh-45): This man Prigozhin is fighting his own war and he has no rules, no boundaries, he doesn't flinch at torture, human trafficking, or genocide. He's not loyal to a flag or a country or any set of ideals. He trades blood for money. He's your new best friend. Remember: No Russian.
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  16. China has more than enough LNG to sell its own to Europe, but why would they give away their own strategic energy reserve when they can buy Russian LNG for cheap and arbitrage it to Europe for $$$$$$$$
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  17. Are we gonna talk about the United Health CEO who had the highest claim rejection rate of the entire health insurance industry?
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  18. Homage to Caledonia
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  19. This kind of critique was how Peter got his Stratfor job when he roasted George Friedman
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  20. ​ @JG-vh6oy the cone of silence. In the Three Body Problem saga by Liu Cixin, there is a concept of the Wallfacer: if the enemy can spy on all your communications, then you make your general a completely unpredictable person who speaks to nobody and makes decisions in a vacuum
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  21. This is what Big Boat doesn't want you to know.
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  22.  @manners7483  gain of function research?
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  23. In 1930 we did the same thing to Japan with the Smoot-Hawley Tariff Act, and Japan being unable to trade for oil decided to fly to Pearl Harbour and give us a piece of their mind.
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  24.  @gilliardmarrow1312  what's your alternative hypothesis other than the cooler heads dying off leaving hotheads who want to make a name for themselves in charge?
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  25. 1:18 plutonium (iv) nitrate is water soluble and that might mean some interesting possibilities for additive manufacturing of the plutonium pits that form the core of nuclear weapons. You really don’t want to be milling or turning plutonium on a lathe because it’s such a gummy metal but back in the 50s a manual lathe and milling machine was all they had. Now you could make the hollow pit with all its intricate voids by 3d printing it.
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  26. Remind me about bitcoin in 4 years.
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  27. And old school gun Artillery is the King of Battle, because of what Kings do to Queens.
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  28. Economics Explained just did a youtube video on Argentina recently
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  29. New York Central Park? Oooh boy i can’t wait for next week
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  30. Last time I was this early the videos were free.
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  31. 3:20 googling for “north cape” gets me information about nato exercises in the “high north” and North Cape of Norway and the GIUK Gap. That’s a long way from Poland (then a founding member of the Warsaw Pact). What was the plan here? I don’t understand.
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  32. Alcohol
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  33. Can we talk about the Room Temperature Superconductor LK-99?
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  34. ​ @IndiaTides sad hacksmith noises
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  35.  @siamcharm7904  in the days of the Kievan Rus, Kiev governed a small crossroads town called Moscow.
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  36. The Midjourney Lawsuit will restrict AI to big tech but good luck to small artists in the data sets as far as getting paid
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  37. If you get sleep deprived enough or suffer from sleep paralysis, you will see the "shadow people" or the "bendy men". Everyone sees them. Everyone.
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  38. Arisaka all the way
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  39.  @mikeshoults4155  MERCUTIO: No, tis not so deep as a well nor so wide as a church-door, but tis enough, twill serve. Ask for me tomorrow, and you shall find me a grave man
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  40. 4:48 Javier Milei wants to walk away from Peronism into dollarized hyperlibertarianism
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  41. 0:05 peter staying away from 2 legged predators for the next month. Smart move.
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  42.  @djolds1  YOU’RE BREATHTAKING!
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  43. What if we gave Ukraine the M1 Abrams?
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  44. @ you can have increasing wet bulb temperatures at the equator AND a freezing europe if the AMOC collapses. We were overdue due for an ice age but the global sea surface temperature is higher every year.
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  45.  @MDLuthier  and also hugely expensive, and difficult to replace. A truncheon should be as cheap as possible, if you do more than put a coat of paint on the weapon you can't field enough of them.
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  46. I'm two different kinds of sucker for facebook and for google. On google platforms I lean right, on facebook I lean left. Who am I really? Was I ever really here?
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  47. These intros remind me of Clifford Baines and all his adventures on the Onion News Network
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  48. Also small modular nuclear reactors will build the workforce to increase the nuclear submarine fleet, which is the weapon of ultimate force.
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  49. It means that if a nuclear power is at war with themselves, they are less able to launch on us. But we could still see accidental launches as C2 breaks down
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  50. Ww3 has been going for months now, historians will call the current horrific bloodshed the "phony war" phase.
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