Comments by "ÉIRE" (@EIRE55) on "Cyrus Janssen" channel.

  1. BRICS is making the EU and the US look like the two-faced novices they really are when it comes to creating a genuine alliance between countries, as well as showing what trust and respect really looks like. Of course there'll be hiccups and disagreements to some degree, but it's far less likely to fail in the same way as the others. After all, BRICS also has the advantage of learning from the mistakes already made by their opponents. Whatever happens, 2024 is not only going to be a very busy and rough ride, it's certainly going to come as a shock to so many of the sheeple who've chosen to stick their heads in the sand for so long.....well, that sand's going to be blown away by a massive tornado which will continue for the next few years, and there'll be nowhere left for them to hide. At least China is demonstrating a positive and constructive stance, peacefully, whereas the US only offers a negative and aggressive attitude which is not only destructive to all involved, it won't have anyone left to call on when it finds itself in the gutter. The new world order doesn't sound quite as threatening to me now.
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  2.  @haythemsandel8303  Well done, Haythem, you cracked the code there, and using "lmao" is so very sophisticated, too.
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  3.  @becketmariner  That's strange. I also placed a translation on here an hour or so ago, but it seems to have disappeared. Oh well, I hope your one stays.
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  4.  @cameronburnett9679  Without the US, there are so many worldwide conflicts and murders which would never have taken place. Russia's crimes are nowhere close to what the warmongering US has done and, unlike the US, is not a threat to the world. By the way, I'm not taking sides here, as I am neither Russian nor American. Stay safe and well.
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  5. I've just found this channel, and am extremely impressed by your presentation and delivery of the facts as they are. Bravo! Your first sentence was spot on about China and the US, and that's why I believe Africa will benefit greatly from China's input, rather than the US' ruthless and unfriendly attitude towards it and its people. All the best to you for 2024.
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  6. Like I said to my friends several years ago.....whilst the US slowly but surely continues to destroy itself, China (and Russia) will continue to grow and prosper. The greed for power and money by a war-making nation can never achieve anything worthwhile.
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  7.  @tayikolla6205  France certainly wouldn't be my choice, either. However, if I had to choose between there and the US, France would win. Since the 1960's, when I was in my teens, I promised I'd never set foot on US soil.
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  8. I hope your prediction is incorrect, and I agree that no-one in authority can be trusted. However, WW3 is inevitable if the US continues on its destructive path, as it has always been a warmongering country which only sees profit in killing innocent people. At age 73, I can only hope that the human race survives what is about to happen worldwide, although it never seems to learn that it's its own worst enemy. Stay safe and well, wherever you are.
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  9. 🖖
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  10. Bad move.............very bad.
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  11. Google translation says..... I am from Shanghai, China. The Chinese government will never expand conflicts and promote racial discrimination. The current governments of Israel and the United States are the Nazis during World War II...
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  12. The US really has messed up with its aggression and hostility, plus its empty promises (downright lies, actually), showing nothing but failure after failure to produce anything worthwhile. I'm glad that China is exposing the US for what it really is, and showing the world that hard work, plus honouring their promises is the way to achieve benefits for all involved - without any threats. Trust and respect is something the US doesn't even relate to, so no wonder most of the world despises it.
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  13. Has anyone else here noticed something rather strange happening on YT? Over the last week or so, every time I make a comment on any channel, it takes about one minute for it to show up after I've posted it. I've also noticed that some comments by others have been duplicated, probably because they're experiencing the same oddity. I'd appreciate hearing back from anyone who may know anything about this. Thanks.
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  14. The US and Russia have a common interest in Alaska.
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  15. That's a very pleasant thought but, sadly, very unlikely. The media are controlled, and journalists do and say what they're told.
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  16.  @i6power30  The US has also blocked the Chinese chip market, which has already badly backfired on US businesses. Not only that, but China has now developed a new chip which doesn't need any electrical input, and works on light source alone. The US just doesn't know which direction it's going in, and has lost it altogether.
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  17.  @ncchew3356  With simple Juan, there's no point in knocking when there's no-one at home. He's a pathetic little troll who's not worth responding to. Stay well, wherever you are.
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  18.  @andrewsavin9596  That's interesting information, thank you.
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  19.  @cameronburnett9679  I agree with you, and have the same sentiments about war. Yes, I can understand that I may have come across as making a comparison, which was not my main intent. My purpose was to point out the relevance of the Ukraine war having been instigated by severe and unwarranted interference by the US (as well as their puppet, the UK). 2014 was their first major move in that direction, and once they had ensconced the traitorous Zelensky, who killed and tortured many Russian-speaking people in the Donbas region of Ukraine, NATO forced Putin's hand to react in the only way he could. I had hoped to leave this world in a state of peace and prosperity for all, but being just about to reach the age of 73, I somehow doubt that will happen before I join the great gig in the sky.
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  20. A very interesting summary. However, I take it all with a large pinch of salt, as we all know that the banking system is about to implode.....purposely so. The real wealth of the US is still there, but has been quietly tucked away whilst seemingly going dry, and ensuring that 99.9% of us have everything taken from us during the whole process. As the saying goes, "The more you have, the more you have to lose" (and vice versa), so there can only be one loser in the end, and their loss will be brutal and well deserved.
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  21. The US hates everyone..............even itself.
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  22. The US can't even look after itself, never mind any other country they choose to invade.
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  23. The US just loves to deflect everything by putting the blame on and pointing the finger at everyone but themselves - a typical ploy used by them when they've abysmally failed, as well as trying to use it as a distraction from what they're really up to. The US is already in the gutter, whilst China views it with disgust and amusement.
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  24. When are people (worldwide) going to wake up to the true facts about what the US' real intentions are?!!? It's been so obvious for so long, yet so many still gullibly fall for their lies. The real enemy is not Russia or China, it's far closer to home than most would like to admit.
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  25. The US didn't want to know about WW2, as it wasn't profitable enough for them. If it hadn't been for Pearl Harbour, they wouldn't have bothered stepping in at the last minute of that war. Then it had the gall to claim responsibility for winning it.😆
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  26. Warmongering and destruction is what that country stands for. Ruthless greed for power and money, no matter how many lives it destroys.
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  27.  @peterrinas3862  Well said, Peter. The US has been digging its own grave for quite some time, and the world won't even miss it when it's gone. Stay safe and well, wherever you are.
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  28. Unfortunately, Tina, the US has always been a warmongering country. Nothing will change until it is stopped by another country and, sadly, that will mean the unnecessary death of many who never wanted war in the first place.
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  29. More fool Germany for falling for it, without first doing some thorough groundwork to investigate these lies. It was an incredibly stupid move to make. There must have been some heavy backhanders being exchanged as well, but greed and money never pays in the long run. It's always best to look the enemy in the eye, but when the $ symbol is glaring back at you, turn your back on it.
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  30. Etiquette.
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  31. The MSM never shares information with the public that goes against their grain of lies.
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  32. The US did a run and left millions of dollars worth of military equipment behind. Cowards.
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  33. I suspect that the move by Gates and Bezos has very little to do with EV batteries, and a lot more to do with market finance and the politics behind the transfer of Alaska from Russia to the US which, apparently, Putin may be interested in retrieving. Your sponsors are supporting the wolves of Wall Street, and the destruction of this planet. Unsubscribed.
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  34. YT
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  35. A very good statement, so I hope you don't mind if I put the Google translation of it here..... "I would like to sincerely thank the blogger of this channel, Mr. Janssen. I have watched your channel for a long time, and I admire your courage to speak out for mainland China on YouTube. The mainstream media in the West are becoming more and more populist, and some people even I have never been to Xinjiang, let alone Xinjiang, so I can just talk nonsense about the mainland. I am a Chinese who grew up in Taiwan. I didn’t like the mainland before, but since my first trip to the mainland in 2007, I have I fell in love with it𥚃. I have been there for more than ten years since then, and I am always surprised every time I go there. I see the mainland becoming more and more progressive and open, and I feel very happy and proud of myself as a Chinese. I have been to Xinjiang and Tibet. I have seen with my own eyes the prosperity of Xinjiang and how much the government has helped Xinjiang and the Weigur people improve their living environment and economic development. The Weigur people I have seen The faces of the tribesmen are full of happiness. Has anyone from the Western mainstream media personally visited Xinjiang? Just listen to the words of a very small number of traitors who opposed the government and fled to the United States and can you easily believe what they say? The United States has enjoyed hegemony in the world for many years after World War II. Now seeing that China is developing well in terms of economy, technology, military, and aerospace technology, the United States is beginning to panic. Instead of self-examination, it restricts everything. Others are so ridiculous! As for NATO, it has become the puppy of the United States, especially Germany. Without Mrs. Merkel, it is really weak! It's a pity that Nord Stream 2 was bombed by the US government in collaboration with Poland, but they didn't dare to say a word. As the saying goes, they were sold by others, and they helped them count the money. It's really funny. 😂😂😂! In short, I would like to thank bloggers. While the media collectively dare not report the truth, there is someone like you who dares to report the truth. I sincerely appreciate that there are still media friends like you in the world."
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  36.  @schmitzkatzewupper  Badly worded, self-righteous, nonsensical drivel. The woke will never wake up.
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  37. They've done that numerous times before.
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  38.  @CyrusJanssen  Careful, Cyrus. It's not a good idea to tell the world where you're going to be at any time. Stay well.
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  39. Correct, and it's the same here in the UK.
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  40.  @MarkYeung1  Maybe you'd like to ask Zelensky why he killed so many Russian-speaking people living in the Donbas region of Ukraine. Zelensky was planted by the US and NATO in order to try and gain Russian territory. Russia is no threat to the Western world, the US is.
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  41. The US has already wiped itself from the face of global domination.....thank goodness.
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  42. Hollywood is already dead.
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  43. That works both ways.
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  44.  @amandalorian105  Why would an ad blocker make any difference to the comments, even if I did use one?
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  45. Yes, indeed. The US is rotten to its core, and neither Russia nor China are our true enemies.
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  46. You wish.....🥴😵‍💫
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  47. When are people (worldwide) going to wake up to the true facts about what the US' real intentions are?!!? It's been so obvious for so long, yet so many still gullibly fall for their lies. The real enemy is not Russia or China, it's far closer to home than most would like to admit.
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  48. Sadly, denial and ignorance is rife with most people.
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  49. The US has destroyed itself, whilst China continues to work hard and build hard, in peace.
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  50.  @felipefeitosa6574  "I didn't know that France has large uranium reserves on its territory. If Macron had listened to Xi's advice and learned something, he would not have lost African countries to Russia and China. Now he's going crazy wanting to send troops to Ukraine." Macron's just another EU puppet who'll sink with them when it happens.
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  51. Without the US, there are so many worldwide conflicts and murders which would never have taken place.
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  52. I can't question the validity of your statement, as I know absolutely nothing about batteries. However, I suspect that the move by Gates and Bezos has very little to do with EV batteries, and a lot more to do with market finance and the politics behind the transfer of Alaska from Russia to the US which, apparently, Putin may be interested in retrieving. The timing of that is very interesting, to say the least. Stay safe and well, wherever you are.
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  53. When it comes to war, the US government has always lied - they're just profiteering warmongers who don't give a sh!t about the lives lost, or the destruction they cause. Look at how they treat their own veterans after they've returned to the country they supposedly fought for. Right from the start, we've always known that the US never supports any countries' wars or politics, and only get involved for what it can gain from them. All they've done is use Ukraine as a backdoor to get at Russia, and they'll walk away and turn their backs on Ukraine once this war is over. The US will never change, and will certainly never be a true friend to any country. As for Zelensky, he's another two-faced liar who only has his own interests in mind. Even his own people don't want him any longer, because he's betrayed them. The US lose face? It hasn't got one, and is the most faceless country that has ever existed.
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  54.  @ncchew3356  Juan has done that a lot in many of the comments here.
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  55. Yes, I also read that somewhere recently. There's no point in asking the US for even one nickel of any kind, as it's far too selfish and greedy to even care about its own people, never mind anywhere else in the world.
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  56. Without the US, there are so many worldwide conflicts and murders which would never have taken place. Unfortunately, the US and NATO won't stop until someone makes them stop. No other country wants WW3.
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  57. Sorry about the quick edit, but I just had to change one word from "being" to "been".
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  58. "The US can no longer be depended on in the long run for its protection" It's NEVER been a country to depend on, and never will be. The US only has ONE interest.....itself. It will destroy everyone in its wake, with a false smile and plenty of lies.
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  59. You get what you vote for.
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