Comments by "Valen Ron" (@valenrn8657) on "The New Tourist" channel.

  1.  @JanBruunAndersen  Think of the reason for France's requiring ex-colonies to deposit their earnings in French treasuries.
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  2. On 16 August 2003, Libya formally admitted responsibility for Pan Am Flight 103 (Lockabie bombing) in a letter presented to the president of the United Nations Security Council. Muammar Gaddafi played stupid games and win stupid prizes.
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  3. This is a French issue.
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  4.  @JanBruunAndersen  False. Countries like Japan, Australia, Singapore, South Korea, New Zealand and Canada are also highly successful economies. From GPAS__2021 pdf Pension (mandated nanny state saving funds) vs GDP ratio for 2021 Five Eyes/Five Passport Group, Australia, $2,333 billion, 174.8% (CPTPP member, Nordic model), Canada, $3,080 billion, 192.5% (USMCA, CPTPP member, Nordic model) United Kingdom, $3,564 billion, 135.1% (CPTPP member in July 2023, Nordic model) United States, $32,567 billion, 156.5% (USMCA member) (I don't have data for NZ) Notice the Five Eyes group has similar pension assets to GDP ratio results Large-scale mandated savings funds enable the government to issue government bonds and large-scale bond buyer markets! This is why Eurocrats wants UK back into the EU. EU Finland, $279 billion, 104.3% (Nordic model) France, $166 billion, 6.5% Germany, $548 billion, 14.5% Italy, $231 billion, 12.5% <----- PIIGS Netherlands, $1,900 billion, 214.4%, (Nordic model) Ireland, $197 billion, 49.4% <----- PIIGS Spain, $44 billion, 3.6% <----- PIIGS The EU lacks strategic savings coordination. Non-EU, Europe Switzerland, $1,163 billion, 164.3% (Nordic model) North America Mexico, $259 billion, 24.9% (USMCA, CPTPP member,) Canada, $3,080 billion, 192.5% (USMCA, CPTPP member, Nordic model) United States, $32,567 billion, 156.5% (USMCA member) South America Brazil, $195 billion,14.3% Chile, $243 billion, 99.2% (CPTPP member) East Asia, South East Asia China, $285 billion, 1.9% Hong Kong, $199 billion, 58.3% Japan, $3,613 billion, 73.6% (CPTPP member) South Korea, $968 billion, 61.0% Malaysia, $279 billion, 83.0% (CPTPP member) South-Central Asia India, $184 billion, 7.1%
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  5.  @faisaladam8225  1801 to 1812 Barbary Wars were a series of two wars fought by the United States, Sweden, and the Kingdom of Sicily against the pro-slave North African Barbary states (including Tunis, Algiers, and Tripoli) of North Africa in the early 19th century.. Look in the fuking mirror.
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  6.  @paultan5065  For context Niger's Main Customers (% of Exports) France, 33.2% Mali, 18.7% Nigeria, 16.0% United Arab Emirates, 8.9% South Africa, 7.0% Burkina Faso , 3.8% Benin, 3.8% Ghana, 3.0% Chad, 1.9% United States, 1.0% Niger's Main Suppliers (% of Imports) China, 23.9% France, 21.0% India, 10.3% Nigeria, 7.7% Germany, 5.1% Thailand 3.7% United States, 3.2% Pakistan, 2.5% United Arab Emirates, 2.5% Japan, 1.8% This is mostly a French issue.
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  7. Russia has armed Indonesians to suppress the black west Papuans. Look in the mirror.
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  8. 1. Have they announced a new election for a new leader? What's the time scale? 2. Have they announced a new labor regulations that has work place safety, bans underage workers, set minmium living wage, and set reasonable maximum weekly hours conditions? Anythingless is just power grab and a con-job.
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  9.  @zulu_mafia  Statista's Mine production of uranium in major countries worldwide in 2022 1. Kazakhstan (former USSR, Eurasian Economic Union, Shanghai Cooperation Organisation) 2. Canada (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD), Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership, United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement) 3. Namibia 4. Australia (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership) 5. Uzbekistan (former USSR, Eurasian Economic Union, Shanghai Cooperation Organisation) 6. Russia (Eurasian Economic Union, Shanghai Cooperation Organisation) 7. Niger 8. China (Shanghai Cooperation Organisation) 9. India. (Shanghai Cooperation Organisation) 10. South Africa 11. Ukraine (former USSR) 12. United States (Organisation for Economic Co-operation and Development, United States–Mexico–Canada Agreement) Niger has alienated France and the rest of the EU members, hence that's one less competitor for resource-rich competitors that are friendly with the EU. Never interrupt a competitor when he is making a mistake. Thanks Putin, and my country is not Russia.
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  10.  @RM668 Russia has armed Indonesians to suppress the black west Papuans. Look in the mirror.
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  11.  @RM668  For around Nigeria area. Before British colonization, at the beginning of the 19th century, Usman dan Fodio led a successful jihad against the Hausa Kingdoms founding the centralised Sokoto Caliphate. The empire with Arabic as its official language grew rapidly under his rule and that of his descendants, who sent out invading armies in every direction. The vast landlocked empire connected the east with the western Sudan region and made inroads down south conquering parts of the Oyo Empire (modern-day Kwara), and advanced towards the Yoruba heartland of Ibadan, to reach the Atlantic Ocean. The territory controlled by the empire included much of modern-day northern and central Nigeria. The sultan sent out emirs to establish a suzerainty over the conquered territories and promote Islamic civilization, the emirs in turn became increasingly rich and powerful through trade and slavery. By the 1890s, the largest slave population in the world, about two million, was concentrated in the territories of the Sokoto Caliphate. The use of slave labour was extensive, especially in agriculture.
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  12.  @RM668  1801 to 1812 Barbary Wars were a series of two wars fought by the United States, Sweden, and the Kingdom of Sicily against the pro-slave North African Barbary states (including Tunis, Algiers, and Tripoli) of North Africa in the early 19th century.. Look in the fuking mirror.
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  13. The curreny peg needs to be removed. Niger's Main Customers (% of Exports) France, 33.2% Mali, 18.7% Nigeria, 16.0% United Arab Emirates, 8.9% South Africa, 7.0% Burkina Faso , 3.8% Benin, 3.8% Ghana, 3.0% Chad, 1.9% United States, 1.0% Niger's Main Suppliers (% of Imports) China, 23.9% France, 21.0% India, 10.3% Nigeria, 7.7% Germany, 5.1% Thailand 3.7% United States, 3.2% Pakistan, 2.5% United Arab Emirates, 2.5% Japan, 1.8%
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  14.  @vieiradosreismariadelurdes9105  Niger's Main Customers (% of Exports) France, 33.2% Mali, 18.7% Nigeria, 16.0% United Arab Emirates, 8.9% South Africa, 7.0% Burkina Faso , 3.8% Benin, 3.8% Ghana, 3.0% Chad, 1.9% United States, 1.0% Niger's Main Suppliers (% of Imports) China, 23.9% France, 21.0% India, 10.3% Nigeria, 7.7% Germany, 5.1% Thailand 3.7% United States, 3.2% Pakistan, 2.5% United Arab Emirates, 2.5% Japan, 1.8%
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  15. Prove it. "The French government acknowledged the payment of 90 million francs in 1888 and over a period of about seventy years, Haiti paid 112 million francs to France, about $560 million in 2022." From abcnews July 25, 2021 The French recognized Haiti's independence in 1825 but in return demanded a hefty indemnity of 100 million francs, approximately $21 billion (USD) today. It took Haitians more than a century to pay off the debt to its former slave owners
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  16.  @vieiradosreismariadelurdes9105  Haiti is mostly a French issue. January 24, 2023 USAID Deputy Administrator Isobel Coleman announced the United States, through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), is providing an additional $56.5 million for the people of Haiti June 8, 2023 The United States, through the U.S. Agency for International Development (USAID), is providing $53.7 million in additional humanitarian assistance for the people of Haiti. USAID will have provided over $110 million in humanitarian assistance to Haiti in Fiscal Year 2023. USAID's effectiveness is being gimped by French imposed neocolonial financial structure on Haiti.
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