Comments by "Sunoo Peek" (@Sunopeek) on "VisualPolitik EN" channel.

  1. All Gulf states were headed for bankruptcy and ruin since the 1990s. In the 1990s all the gulf states were destined for collapse. When that didn’t happen, the story changed to: In the 2000s all the Gulf states were destined for collapse. When that didn’t happen, the story changed to: In the 2010s all the Gulf states were destined for collapse and it was a matter of time after the 2008 financial crisis. When that didn’t happen, the story changed to: In the 2020s all the Gulf states were destined for collapse after the covid crisis. After all those predictions failed, the next prediction is currently the Gulf states are headed to ruin by the 2030s. By the broken clock rule, the prediction is bound to become correct eventually.
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  2. What's the source of your information? In 2010, tourism revenue in Saudi Arabia was 7.5 billion USD and in 2024 the revenue was a minimum of around 41 billion USD. People are visiting Saudi Arabia in increasing numbers, your consent or approval doesn't seem relevant to that fact.
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  3. Pretty much. By the broken clock rule, they're bound to be correct eventually.
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  4. ​ @princesselizabethgarden7556 It would be more credible if people like you didn't say "It will happen this time!" every single year since the 1970s.
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  5. ​ @sal4short If an asteroid hits the earth and destroys all life, some people will say "AHA! See! The Gulf states crashed as we predicted!" It would be great if they had something new to say, but every year since the 1970s their argument is that the Gulf will collapse within a few years because oil had run out. After a few decades it gets old.
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