Comments by "" (@SG-js2qn) on "Lei's Real Talk" channel.

  1. Ironically, when the consumer buys one of these profitless cars, they also lose. China has invented the lose-lose scenario. Nobody wins.
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  2. IMO, this is spot on, especially the very last part. China wants Europe to think they are getting a major trade deal when in fact China is going to renege on the deal and shaft them by emerging as a new competitor.
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  3. Millions are said to be missing.
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  4. If the US and China ever do go to actual kinetic war, it will be in someone else's country. It could be in the region of SE Asia, like when the US and China fought in Vietnam and Korea. So assuming there isn't a repeat, maybe the US and China would fight in Myanmar.
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  5. I'm glad you are explaining this. I have understood it, but most people do not. IMO, the big issue for China could be a war waged on their industrial resources. China lacks native sources of oil.
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  6. I'm glad we're able to talk about China these days, on channels like this. China has been a growing threat for so long, yet nearly everyone was sleeping on it, ignorant. Hopefully we're entering a positive inflection point for the west, as the last few decades have had the CCP in ascendance over the west. People don't remember how bad Mao was, and how influential Maoism was despite that. In the Sixties, in the song "Revolution," the Beatles sang, "If you carrying pictures of Chairman Mao, you ain't gonna make it with anyone anyhow." Who, in popular culture today, is going to speak out against Xi? BTW, I consider it possible that G. Soros has been allied with the Jiang faction. I think the WEF is also associated with the CCP, but I don't know if it has factional allegiance.
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  7. The official's advice to his son sounds very much like the handbook for an American political party.
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  8. You want to get out before the market completely collapses, and also before war breaks out.
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  9. The ONLY thing I care about is the content of the video. Is the information delivered well? That's it. Wish you the best!
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  10. IMO, if Xi chooses war, that will be when the PLA abandons him. The PLA does NOT want war. In times of peace, the generals live like kings. But when war starts, that's when the generals get judged. They aren't going to want to put themselves into that kind of situation. The PLA would find it easier and more palatable to replace Xi. This is one of the reasons why China is most dangerous to their own people. They would rather do a loyalty purge of millions of Chinese, which is a politically safe thing for the leaders, than start a foreign war that they are not guaranteed to win.
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  11. This sounds a bit like what has happened in my state (USA). ;)
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  12. All communism / socialism is, is feudalism with Orwellian methods.
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  13. Heartless = modern. Modern women, in contrast to traditional women, are fearful, defensive, predatory. They're Karens. It's Progressivism that causes this. Progressive ideology began with the French Revolution and contemporaries, like Marx, Bentham, and Malthus. They want to control population, eugenics, the economy, politics ... and the leading principle for governing your life is the "pleasure principle" ... hedonism. That's what creates modern women. Traditional men and women are faithful. They are not subject to the anxiety experienced by moderns, and don't feel the need to heavily self-medicate with substances, gambling, or promiscuity. Traditionals value courage, strength of character, altruism, and restraint. This correlates with the development of the prefrontal cortex of the brain. When people do not develop this area, they make decisions based on emotions rather than logic, they tend to be selfish, and they act without regard to consequences. When this part of the brain is more fully developed, a person has restraint, is thoughtful of consequences of actions, and tends to be a more disciplined thinker. IMO, the cultural practice of the philosophy of hedonism is creating a low IQ, impulsive society that fails to think of the consequences of their actions. This is being driven by selfish pleasure as an ideal. The CCP and other socialist / criminal organizations take advantage of this cynical approach to life, as they find that hedonism makes people easy to control. People of faith, on the other hand, are very hard to control, which is why tyrannical powers target them for elimination. For any nation to be free and remain free, they must be people of faith. When the number of faithful people falls and the number of hedonists rises, that nation is in deep trouble. Hedonists don't care about what happens to you, and they don't care about the future.
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  14. This is one of the better reports on Chinese influence that I've seen. And I bet there is much more to it. This is probably the proverbial tip of the iceberg.
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  15. Cuba and Venezuela are in the mix as well, and China is their main driver too, not Russia. China has been paying everybody to be their friend, and these friends are going to feel like China no longer loves them now that the money is drying up.
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  16. The CCP could be in big trouble now, and it's because the sauce they concocted to treat the sick people is actually deleting them. If this is indeed the case, those countries who bought the CCP drop sauce could be experiencing a similar impact. That would be countries like Mexico, Brazil, Morocco, Belarus, Pakistan, etc. Of course, the western-flavored drop sauce isn't that great either. Anyway, at least we have an explanation for the "zero" policy. It's because they knew any exposure to even mild variants was going to cause drops.
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  17. I don't believe China has huge reserves of actual gold. I think they have massive corruption and a lot of fake gold. And however much gold China says they have mined ... well, I would be skeptical of it.
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  18. The PEOPLE of a nation may think China is not a good country, but a lot of people in business and politics are willing to take "special deals" from China. THAT's the problem. Look at Biden, Trudeau, Rutte, Ardern, and so many more ... all scrambling to grab Chinese money. And the people that China can't bribe, well, that's like the US's Trump, Japan's Abe, and the former president of Haiti. Trump was forced out, and the other two are dead by assassination.
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  19. Definitely the image given of Chinese from before Mao is of a people who were very concerned about propriety. That's gone now, at least for mainland Chinese.
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  20. Taiwan's intelligence chief at 5:33 has possibly the world's worst beard. Or is it the world's hairiest mole? IDK. It would be hard to have a meeting with him and not stare at it constantly.
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  21. All these AI can do is aid searching at the moment, being barely more reliable at that function than a typical search engine. You have to verify separately everything they say. However, I do think the basic analysis here is sensible and likely accurate. I watched the earlier investigation video, too.
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  22. Yes, Xi did promise to deliver Taiwan. But he missed his opportunity, if he ever had it, because the PLA doesn't want to take risks. The generals want a sure thing. My belief - and this will never be openly said - is that the CCP has seen the weakness of Russia, and now Russia itself has floated to the top of the list of countries that China would like to acquire. With Russia cut off from the western banking system, they are now relying more on China's banking system. This may give China the opportunity they have been seeking to begin elite capture in Russia.
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  23.  @debabratabanerjee7461  Because of the greed of a few in the west, and China's program of elite capture. China is a mafia, and they either draw you in with promises of money, or they take you out, as in the case of Abe in Japan or the president of Haiti.
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  24. It's VERY BAD to be the country being exploited for natural resources while your top rival is the one that develops their economy at your expense by producing the technologically advanced end product. It's like when the US south was a cotton monoculture producing raw fiber for Britain's textile industry. You always want to have the high tech part in your own country regardless of where the raw material comes from. What's worse is that the US sand is being mined by a European company, pushing the US even further down into the pit.
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  25.  @MrNajibrazak  Not sure what you mean, but Myanmar is on the other side of the Malacca Strait, and it borders China on the SW.
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  26. IMO, the CCP ordered his death. Also, it was not the first assassination ordered by the CCP.
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  27.  @vueport99  Yes, isn't modern business lovely? Bad management everywhere, ripping everyone off, like investors, because investors no longer care either.
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  28.  @archangel7052  Well, stupidity IS one of the constants of human behavior throughout time; part of the human condition. So I don't think you can rule it out. But I believe the actual way in which China has repeatedly and obviously done just this sort of thing is by bribing people. Just like what Russia did to Germany, to get Germany to shut down all other sorts of energy generation and become perilously dependent on Russia ... and Germany was so dumb / corrupt that they laughed when Trump told them what was happening. So yeah ... dumb / corrupt ... use whatever term you like. European leaders are that. The people are pretty dumb too, because they believe the crap the media tells them to believe.
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  29. China knows how to make things by now. But they are a command economy, subject to the CCP.
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  30. I find it easier to believe that it was Xi who baited Putin into danger, and not Biden.
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  31. Sounds like the corruption we heard about with the Russian army.
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  32. The CCP can solve this all with some judicious population cuts. That's how they do things. Starve off the old people that haven't already died from the virus they released, and then ... put the young men in the army and use them as cannon fodder.
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  33. The US will have a hard time imprisoning any elite from China because China will take US hostages. Information releases, though, may shame Chinese individuals and disrupt plans. As for China bringing US businessmen and officials into China on "bribe" trips, it sounds like businessmen and officials taking a flight to Epstein's island: an attempt to acquire or generate blackmail material.
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  34. He wasn't shaking hands because he wanted to avoid contact poisons.
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  35. There won't be a "new China," in that once trade and investment leaves China, it will go all over and not be concentrated in one place. China was able to concentrate investment and manufacturing in their country due to a unique ruthless determination by the CCP. No other country is going to be able to get away with the same strategy.
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  36. IMO, the CCP is the state power behind the WEF. The goal of both organizations is to break the west, and to do it by breaking the middle class. The west needs to stop trading with China. All we're doing is making China and the WEF more powerful.
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  37. I absolutely agree. The PLA doesn't want a direct war with Taiwan. They want to be let in the gates by an already pacified Taiwan.
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  38. Precisely because the CCP is NOT capitalist, I don't believe the debt problem affects them at all. The CCP could have a monetary value of zero, or negative infinity, and they'd still have absolute power over everyone in China. I think Deng realized this, and figured ... why not run up the debt and buy the rest of the world? We're the absolute rulers of China. We can't go out of business. Others will take the losses, not us. As for printing money to cover debts, that plays into China's usual strategy of devaluing their currency. When their currency is lower, everything they make gets cheaper relative to other currencies, and other currencies stronger, relatively. This means China can keep on being the factory of the world, at least as far as money goes.
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  39. The west knows the CCP has built a crooked house of cards. They invested anyway, out of greed. Now we'll see who is left holding the bag ...?
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  40. Soros is an ally of Jiang Zemin. Soros acquired his fortune during the Jiang regime, and acts like an operative of that regime. Likewise, the WEF acts like a creation of the CCP.
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  41. China is a giant North Korea. Communism didn't die with the USSR.
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  42. I imagine a major rail route to ports in Myanmar is probably underway and significant.
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  43. There are mechanisms that compel the west to invest in China. It's a crooked system.
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