Comments by "Common Sense Craziness" (@commonsensecraziness7595) on "laowhy86" channel.

  1. The first clue was over a decade ago when the CCP started growing separate food exclusively for their "Taikonauts", and then exclusively for higher ups. Why do they need an exclusive food source? Because they want to make sure it's clean because it knows what's out there.
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  2. The world would probably be better off if Taiwan "took back" China so it wouldn't continue to be a basket case.
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  3. How exactly did humanity win? You mean like Libya, Iraq, and Afghanistan won?
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  4.  @JourneyDestination  Just stop. Everyone can see you're a paid shill. Collect your 50 cents and move on.
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  5. Many countries that are nowhere near the size of the US military have "spending too much on the military" as a political issue.
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  6. "Not only are they making world class, Hollywood style movies ('cause we taught them how to do that) they're making them in a way that is super relevant to their people." - Chris Fenton Wolf Warrior!!!!
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  7. I wish this data breach was all it took to make people reconsider their investments in China, but the reality is they already know and don't care. They're more interested in the money.
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  8. Glad you continue to follow up on these stories. I remember the video you did on this kind of thing with SerpentZA a while back, and that was quite the eye opener for me.
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  9.  @paulwally9007  It's so obvious. The guy has only been around for two months but suddenly he has a big beef with other youtubers? This guy is DESPERATE for clout.
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  10. @laowhy86 Are you aware that the Biden administration is going to put 1.25 million into more gain of function research? What are you the chances they'll involve the Chinese as they have in the past?
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  11. That deepfake of Xi with the Winnie the Pooh voice was amazing! lmao!!
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  12.  @BoycottChinaa  Keep dem bars coming, son.
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  13. Scott Ritter was right about no weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. Yes, China and Russia are using him for their own propaganda, but you'll have to provide more evidence to prove he's their stooge. The FBI raiding him isn't proof he's a foreign agent, it's proof the US wants to shut him up.
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  14. The best lies have a kernel of truth. You're right, you don't understand this stuff. Yes the US currency will not lose it's status overnight. But the fact that Saudi oil is no longer exclusively being sold in US dollars or that even NATO allies are buying Russian oil (despite the sanctions) is reality not a CCP psyop. And it absolutely is a challenge to US hegemonic control. Future attempts to sanction enemies will be even less effective then it already is.
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  15.  @paulmurgatroyd6372  Minus the funds siphoned off from every military engagement they've ever been in - Iraq, Afghanistan, Ukraine...
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  16.  @KSBond007  They actually have one thing in common - they've all been pushed into each other's arms because of the aggression they're witnessing from the US.
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  17. What do you think of the idea the restriction of online gaming will lead to a renaissance of retro gaming in China? (They can't control you if they can't use their DRM tools.)
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  18.  Moonland Almond  I can see you're passionate, but if you want people to actually read what you're saying, you need to keep it shorter, and more concise.
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  19.  Kazper Lee  That sounds really interesting. I'd love to see a segment where actual doctors talk Chinese medicine details.
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  20. You didn't uncover anything when it comes to de-dollarization and it won't stop as long as the US and it's allies continue to use it to bully the rest of the world. Did people stop buying Russian resources in Rubles? Did Saudi Arabia stop selling their oil in the Yuan? You need to do more research because you clearly don't know enough to comment on this topic.
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  21. So a full video of proving China allows propaganda on their internet, but draws the conclusion that the stuff you find there must be true if you find some stuff that dovetails with the official Chinese stance if it's a non-Chinese person saying it? Seems to me, the truth isn't black and white but shades of grey.
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  22. China may have got the ball rolling, but you may have noticed Big Tech has no problem copying it.
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  23. This actually explains Operation: Fish Kill very well.
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  24. I wonder what a native Chinese speaker would think of the English name "Green Hat". :D
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  25. China's in real trouble, but so is the US. Too bad you can see the CCP propaganda for what it is, but totally absorb the propaganda of the collective west.
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  26. You keep proving you can't comprehend geopolitics. Syria was much more important to Russia, then China. And the US coalition that helped overthrow Assad did it by backing Al-Qaida. But I guess the guy did a CNN interview, so we're all good now, right?
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  27. The climate change grift is global and China is a part of it's future supply chain. All these greedy con artists can't wait to send your money to China.
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  28. It's sad that you've recognized that you didn't employ critical thinking in the past but still don't. Taking the other side is not the same as properly evaluating information - you're still prone to the same mistakes. That's why you might be right on China now, but totally blind to the propaganda that every other country also uses.
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  29. You didn't uncover anything when it comes to de-dollarization and it won't stop as long as the US and it's allies continue to use it to bully the rest of the world. Did people stop buying Russian resources in Rubles? Did Saudi Arabia stop selling their oil in the Yuan? You need to do more research because you clearly don't know enough to comment on this topic.
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  30. Saudi Arabia has moved away from the petrodollar towards the yuan. This isn't something that will have an instant change, but the impact and long term implications are obvious. Why do I get the feeling you're propagandized on this topic? You been reading Politifact again?
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  31.  @malakatan3235  We can all spot you a mile away, wu mao.
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  32. Sounds like excellent timing on the part of the Biden Administration to put 1.25 million into gain of function research. Maybe they can create a partnership program with China again? You know, because we don't ever learn our lesson.
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  33. Could you take their money to do a play-by-play commentary on their video? After all, they're willing to pay you to play it. You're just "adding context". :D
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  34. @A R On noes! Wouldn't want to be called a "theorist".
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  35. You're wrong about if they realized what China was doing, they would sanction them. Look at how Europe was reluctant to turn off the gas line from Russia. Now multiply that by a thousand because sanctions on China would hurt the US way more. Sanctions on Russia is mostly painless because the US doesn't depend on them for anything. The same can't be said for China and there are far too many greedy US elite more than happy to sell the country out for their own personal gain. Before sanctions on China would work, the US and the rest of the world would have to disentangle China from their supply chain. Easier said then done.
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  36. You have no idea how close this situation is to what's going on in Canada. Yes, most of the world has moved on from COVID, but Justin Trudeau has been raising the spectre of covid and is already threatening more mandates, possible future lockdowns and a new criteria for what the government considers to be "fully vaccinated" (more boosters as often as 2-3 months apart at this point). And they've taken control of the media with government hand outs through the QCJO and broke the constitution when it tried (is trying) to force, not just Canadians, but anyone entering Canada, to install spyware called the ArriveCan app. Is it any wonder Trudeau is on record for his admiration of China? You can't make this stuff up, folks.
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  37.  @laowhy86  Too bad it doesn't work on the Canadian Amazon website. I wish it worked on that one too.
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  38.  @eversway7540  These guys are morons. They can't see what's happening because the US didn't lose it's reserve status overnight. They're talking about the present and the past as if it's a guarantee of the future. But none of them watch currency markets. Whether or not the yuan gains influence remains to be seen, but multiple countries, including traditional US allies are developing currencies of their own to challenge the US dollar. This will have an impact if US foreign policy continues as other countries feels they HAVE to create their own connections not relying on US influence. Even EU leaders are talking about sovereignty, not coincidentally after Macron visited China.
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  39.  @KSBond007  [These countries also use propaganda to program its population to support their mission and do the social media presence/offence on their behalf.] Every western country engages in this exact, same thing, all the while yelling "democracy!" and you fall for it. It's called manufactured consent. [If you think about it, US has not attacked any countries to conquer it. It is mostly due to perceived threat to international peace and order.] This is such a ridiculous statement. If you take over a country and drain the resources of that country you occupy, what would you call that? The US has done that constantly. The latest targets include Syria, Yemen, Haiti, and Hungary.. not just Taiwan or the Ukraine. You literally don't know what you're talking about.
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  40.  @eversway7540  It could go either way. Sure, the US isn't what it presents itself to be, but that doesn't mean Russia, China et al are shining bastions of truth and democracy. People tend to get into this false dichotomy of one guy is good and one guys is bad, not realizing they're just varying degrees of bad. Is it good that US power is checked? Sure. Is an escalation to nuclear war a good thing? Nope.
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