Comments by "Golag Is watching you" (@golagiswatchingyou2966) on "Into Europe" channel.

  1. the main problem I'm seeing with the issue of refugees and migration in general is that it's unsustainable, regardless on who takes care of them or who houses them, the reality is that people will keep coming due to climate change, due to wars (sometimes caused by the USA, France, UK or internal conflicts) and Europe being closest to these danger zones (Africa, the Middle east, Central Asia) it will remain a major issue that neither side can realy solve. No migration side is wrong not for not wanting migrants but for not realising just how difficult it is to house and maintain such amount of people who either just want to survive or want to get ahead in life (we all do, that's what humans do), however the open migration side is also wrong because of the problems and costs it brings with it to western nations as well as spark the flames of resentment and nationalism which is not good for a European level solution which is what's actually needed. I would then propose a different solution, one that is unpopular and will set a new geopolitical reality that some of it's big players aren't welcoming of, EU Military peacekeeping missions, what this would mean is the creation of a legitimate EU level military force, to be placed or engage near the entry points of migration flows and outside of EU countries like Morroco, Turkey, Tunnisia, Libya, so on where they would be tasked with maintaining order, help screen refugees and host refugee camps where they can then be transported to host nations or be able to integrate into the local societies, economies or develop skills needed later in life to rebuild their country of origin if possible. the reason why this solution is unlikely to be taken is that the EU does not have the power or right to use such a military force, that it would be a more federated EU type of solution and that it would project an image of neo-collonialism to the rest of the world, as well as agitate certain geopolitical players by seeing a modern EU wide military force near their borders potentially but untill such a long term solution if implemented this will continue to be an issue and it's going to become much, much worse compared to 2015, as we move into the 2030s and 2040s, better to get to work with it now for when it's needed than the scramble later when shit inevitably hits the fan.
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  2. You don't have to be racist to see the problems with islam, racists have just been ahead by decades on the rest.
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  3.  @glif1360  it's a policy from the 90s that's outdated as hell, when GMO'S first came into the market it was uncertain how safe they were and for what purpose they would be used, also certain lawsuits could be made if GMO crops got pulinated by non-gmo crops so to not have to deal with the legal complications which in Europe are much more complicated than the US they simply banned GMO's and never changed that policy, though it has loosened it's policies on GMO crops being used in food products like Soy and what not.
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  4. Adam Somethings loves to blame the ''far right'' for all problems facing Europe but rarely does he look into his own sides actions that allowed for it, remember it was Angela Merkels actions that promoted and encouraged millions of migrants to try their luck coming to Europe, Orban simply responded like many European nations did by blocking his own borders while sending the refugees to other nations around him to be their problem, Adam simply blames Orbans response to Merkels actions and ignores the response from the rest of Europe, Hungary is a tiny country, Greece, Spain, Turkey are all far more guilty of allowing and promoting refugees from going further into Europe and Merkel is the main cause of it. blaming Orban is not a solution, the real, mature solution would have been for the EU and it's main leaders like Merkel and Macron not to be fucking idiots and actually using their militaries and influence as well as ask for money from the EU and other nations to host refugees outside of EU or close to hot spot centers, which they actually did do after months of problems, terrorist attacks and sexual attacks, if I could see this coming around the age of 19 years old, how come Merkel and friends were this stupid? things to think about.
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  5.  @sm3675  not realy, what we realy need to stop is aging and invest in automation, you don't need a massive population but having a young population with stable birthrates and high education in new fields with few old people would be best. Many economists today only look at consumption as marker of economic growth, while they should be looking at value added growth, technological development and stable government policies and property rights. Many migrants today in the west are a burden not a benefit as most of them are low skilled labor, what we should be doing is have immigration based on merit and ability as well as invest in means to raise birthrates like in France and Sweden. The worst thing we could do is raise taxes, promote mass migration of low skilled labor, while ignoring the aging problem, lucky for us old people tend to die off first with disease outbreaks, sadly our governments issue lockdowns for all instead of just the elderly. Our governments are quite incompetent when compared to the rest of the world.
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  6. ​ @Leunenkoenig more like the right side has been right for decades and people should listen to them if they want actually solutions and stop being boomers with no balls.
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  7.  @ResearchingTheFuture  I don't think any political party in Germany could be considered rightwing by any standard.
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  8. what has she done that's positive? she's been quite a disaster, though not as bad as some other leaders like in sweden or the UK still that's not much to be proud of.
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  9. I don't remember waves of migrants coming during colonialism, it only realy started to come when colonialism ended and most of these regions fell back into communist, fascistic, dictatorial or just simply authoritarian governments. though to be fair the USA and some allies like France and the UK did cause some of the problems in the region there but while they like to cause problems with selling of arms or backing rebels and what not, few are willing or able to take the hard steps to send military forces to try and rebuild and bring order to these war ravaged countries, in the case of the USA they tried making democracies in places they have to reason to exist in, while bringing down dictatorships that were actually quite stable for the region, the west is naive yet at the same time unwilling to make the hard choices nessisary by great power status, China is more than willing to fill that roll and they don't care about human rights abuses.
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  10. how? how is nationalism going to destroy Europe when Europe is made up of nationalist states to begin with? if anything Merkel's policies and falures led to brexit and a rise in nationalism because her international policies and multiculti agenda has caused so much damage and shame for everyone not just the german people. in fact a proper goal of the EU is to replace nationalism with pan-european nationalism, so the issue is not with nationalism itself but the policies that go against both these view points, hell even the nationalists have started to realise that Brexit ain't that great so now they want to make a more united front against policies from the EU that undermine their nations well being, see Salvini's plan in the EU.
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  11. ​ @NiloNova yes, remigration.
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  12. So you want those people to remain poor forever? It's an unrealistic delusion to think that's fair or going to happen. You have to come up with a better solution.
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  13. well I would say she also made Germany much more Authoritarian and oppressive, she's not exactly a bastion of free speech or liberty which is quite lacking in germany, she also kinda messed up nord stream 2, not just the refugee crisis but also her own social policies, and she has done nothing for the high level of corruption with some of her finance ministers which makes hungary or polish corruption look like a joke. only good thing i can realy say about her is how she handled the greek debt crisis which made major reforms to greek economy, it's not that great but making the best from a bad situation. her policies and during the refugee crisis directly led to Brexit so you can't say she kept the EU together as a whole, perhaps it's being harsh but other leaders with worse economies and more problems did better than she did while being in charge of Europe's biggest economy and has realy hurt the pride and self respect of most Europeans and germans. hope her replacement learns from her mistakes, below avarage leadership i would say.
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  14. @Primotef I agree, though in the short term we have to look for our own security first and improve the situation in those regions long term, though that's easier said than done, only time will tell if it can be done or not.
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  15. You don't want to be as poorly made or biased as Vox or Bloomberg, it's not bad but it's also not perfect, I find Caspian Report to be far more accurate
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  16. Not fast enough.
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  17.  @RoScFan  you just keep telling yourself that while not understanding anything of Brazil, how it's government works or how economics in general works. if you want them to stay out of the amazon rainforrest you have to make them an offer of compensation (that being in the billions if not trillions) while also offering a government solution to give them more alternatives. I love to hear your ideas but unless you imagine invading the country, overthrowing it's government, creating a huge reservation zone where no humans are allowed in and basically enslave the population to be idk serfs who aren't allowed to move off their little plot of land while working the fields or something then I doubt it's going give any long term solution.
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  18. Enlightened European societies? What's that?
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  19. Angela Merkel has to be one of the worst leaders of Germany ever, I can't realy recall anything she did went well, perhaps the greek debt crisis but that was still very costly and not realy solved. it's great that she is finaly going away, though not any real leader in germany exists to fix the mess she left behind, though to be fair, the german people themselves seem to be the problem, they kept voting for her so clearly something is wrong in the country.
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  20. did she not also throw a journalist in germany in prison and romanian guest workers isolated, had to give up their pasports and we worked so much they tried to flee to then be taken by the gesta- I mean the german police? the more things change, the more they stay the same. support human rights? yeah the right to be abused, like the new years sexual attacks on woman, as well as a bunch of terrorist attacks, it's not a good look for her in any metric.
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  21. ​ @jasonhaven7170 crisis will continue as long as weakness and cowards rule.
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  22.  @Genexperiment100  please watch the video i posted and the concept of molten salt reactors, there is no reason for you to spread false information, nuclear energy is very safe and already kills way less people compared to coal and nations like France produce over 70% of their energy with nuclear power. not to mention far futuristic things such as fusion. nations like Germany are moving backwards, while France already has embraced the future, France has met their co2 reduction quota, while germany has not and has reopened coal plants, which actually kill people. please don´t spread misinformation, it´s actually very harmfull for everyone, esspecially the planet.
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  23. It's never over, this is just another dark chapter in European history.
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  24.  @zeke2408  indeed because it's less biased and more accurate than his video.
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  25.  @Janoip  I think she is still one of the worst leaders of Germany, no real long term vision for people to believe in, basicaly abandoned the youth of Germany and enforcing policies that will have long term ripple effects that will tear apart the german society and position in the world. The next leaders of Germany will be mostly busy trying to fix the mess she left behind, with new crisis in the near future, few will be able to do much of anything. She in many ways mirrors Tony Blair in enforcing policies that will effect and ruine the country she was suppose to govern, Germany did not even meet their co2 reduction quota's, phased out nuclear energy, I expect a lot of political instability and dread in the german society as they deal with how things were left. Her only saving grace is that she could have been much worse. Now it's easy to just look down on her mistakes and what she could have done better but how about this point that few people bring up, why has she not attempted to push for basic liberal rights? Why has she empowered the authoritarians? Antagonized the nationalists, divided the country, done away with clean forms of energy in favor of mob rule and gas pipelines with another authoritarian state called Russia? Why do all this if she is a liberal and focused on western values? She barely has any, all Merkel realy seemed to care about is power and her actions made major problems worse. I could go on but it's just sad to see this woman be seen as some model politician, while I would describe her more as cunning, cold and calculating, without vision or long term plans. The AFD might have some bad policies here and there but I rather give them a shot compared to Merkel, it's sad to see what Germany has become, esspecialy remembering the optimism of the early 2000s, making way for the sad state of Europe today.
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  26.  @abdiabdi3225  you do realise nothing is stopping those countries from, idk changing their borders or moving around? The main issue has nothing to do with collonialism at all but basic economics like property rights, law and order and outside investments, african nations that fell to communism became poor, while nations that embraced some form of capitalism thrived, before they were under western administration, laws with some level of investments, slavery was outlawed which came back when the western powers left, along with many people fleeing towards the west along with them. Truth is people don't want to hold african nations to the same standards as the rest of the world and aid to africa, corporations and governments love to exploit their situation, like all things they have to solve their issues themselves, nobody is going to solve it for them.
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  27. it won't solve anything and in fact will destabalize the EU, nor is the no migrants what so ever a viable solution, the only true solution is a middle ground in which only people that will benefit Europe's economies should be allowed in and be allowed to work and perhaps become full citizens and everyone else has to be kept out or tolorated voluntary by nations willing to take them and provide for them but Europe is under no obligation to have to host them or even provide for them, we do so because it is in our best interest not to have desperate and hungry refugees close to European borders but our obligation is towards the people of Europe first, everything else is second, that's the only way this works long term.
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  28. Lula literally did jail time for corruption, why would the Brazilian people elect such an idiot? It's also not in western Europe's favor. The best case situation would be for Bolsonaro to compremise to the EU-Mer deal or find someone within his own party or opposition to try and help elect, Lula is a joke in my view but some nations seem to like being seen as jokes I think, same in western Europe.
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  29.  @johnpijano4786  yeah stupid socialists do, it's the same reason why the germans keep voting for the greens despite them not actually reaching their climate goals and needing to keep coal plants open because their policies suck so much, likewise a big part of brazilian people just love and want more corruption, crime and crooks in power. but again the majority of the people will continue to follow Bolsonaro, the leftist will likely try and kill him again though, so him winning again depends more on how well armed and how good they can aim at Bolsonaro, otherwise I can't see him losing but who knows for sure?
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  30.  @deniz3029  Dutch person here, he sounds very dutch to me but I assume he must have spend some time with other languages.
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  31.  @trthib  most people in the EU don't even know GMO's are banned in the EU and it's mostly a policy that's been enforced since the 90s that's never been changed because of course it's not, it's the EU. perhaps in the future that might change but right now very unlikely, not because of any actual scientific or economic reason, it's just government policy that nobody cares about to protest for or vote over, so they don't care.
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  32.  @lynn4062  yes, I do know, you don't, that's the problem. What happened was that European powers left due to the USA withholding funds from the Marshall plan if they did not abandon their colonies, many of these colonies fell into dictatorships, local warlords or turned to communism, the borders drawn by the Europeans and then local leaders taking them over left a very unstable situation, many of the investments into the colonial economy vanished and were not maintained by the local leaders. You have to understand how much these places benefited by western rule for a long time compared to the state they were in before, you also have to take into account if the colonial economy was settler based or exploitative based, the Congo is a good example of the later while south africa is a good example of the former. Western powers did very little to fuck up the situation and in fact allowed massive population growth due to improved farming and connection with the rest of the world, Zimbabwe used to be the breadbasket of Africa before communist Mugabe came into power, the only two things the western powers did that was very bad was 1. Leave and 2. Kept the borders as they were instead of dividing the lands to local leaders based on ethnic, language and vital resources lines. Though regardless the situation was bound to decline and stagnate due to the vastness of Africa itself, the massive populations there and the lack of modern nation states and institutions there, why this myth then of the west becoming rich due to colonialism? Because it's easy and takes responsability away from the natives and blames the west, even though the west was already rich before the scramble for africa, did not make up a big part of their economies and after decolonisation the western powers thrived economically while the former colonies stagnated. Whatifalthist has some video's on the subject if your interested.
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  33. ​ @jasonhaven7170 the UK is a third world country, close to fourth world country.
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  34. Bolsonaro will likely win relection anyways, killing the deal would be rather stupid and pointless for both sides, they have much to gain and simply pretending like populism is going to stop such treaties is bizzar, perhaps the EU green new deal is the treatie that needs reform.
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  35.  @Svensk_Person  how would you call a regime that lockd up prisoners, empowers sanitary fascism, has little to no free speech and openly talks with Mark Zuckerberg on how to censor and silence her own people and opposition. Also forcing millions of migrants on her own people, paid for by her own people, many of whom then die in terrorist and knife attacks by said people being brought in by her. If that's not the rule of an authoritarian, then I don't know what is.
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  36. Pretty much yeah and often times hurting their own causes, many of them being against nuclear energy, planting windmiles that cost a lot, kill local animals like birds and still not meet their co2 reduction quota's. You know the saying, the road to hell is paved with good intentions.
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  37. Man most comments here are years behind of the far right, you people are so out of touch and on a losing streak. I just hope our corrupt leaders don't ban democracy when they inevitably lose to the far right, the only sane and forward thinking side of European politics today. We will be free from tyranny and stop being slaves to globalism and our corrupt leaders. Remember islam is but a pawn of the elites who hate their own citizens, our own leaders and fellow citizens (mostly boomers) are the real enemies of civilization.
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  38.  @kosa9662  yeah because they were trying to make a democracy there, the missions were all over the place and not very clear, there are realistic goals and there are fairytail goals, the USA went for the later one for 20 years in Afghanistan and we saw how quickly that fell apart.
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  39.  @gozden123  your comments got censored I think. Here is a link to Caspian report in case that's what you wanted. https://youtu.be/eNG4t3xNK44
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  40.  @henkpost3379  I prefer Sea-German though swamp german has a nice ring to it. ''what are you doing in my swamp!'' - me to Mark Rutte
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  41.  @Aesandar  they are just authoritarians, most likely any counter political movement will be just as authoritarian, it takes great wisdom and skill to please everyone and pick the right side at the right time, Merkel picked badly, multiple times and it shows.
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  42.  @trthib  let me ask you this, when was the last time you saw a protest anywhere in Europe in favor of GMO's? And when was the last time you saw a political parties platform be about introducing GMO's? If the people don't demand it and it can't bring votes to political parties it's a non issue and if it's a non issue then most people aren't aware of the potential benefits. You can say that's a biased observation but I think it's a pretty accurate observation. Also yes I live in Europe, the Netherlands to be exact, most Europeans care more about football (or soccer if your american) than politics
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  43.  @Dear_Mr._Isaiah_Deringer  GMO in food products or GMO crops grown in the EU? Because the former has been there for a very long time, the later would be new to my understanding.
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  44. You really think the USA will invade us again if we reject their globalist leaders?
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  45.  @unnanointedonesufi  globalism is tyranical for most nations not just Europe, globalisation is not the same as globalism, globalism is the agenda of the elites, against the people for the benefit of the elites, burdening the poor and working classes, it's closer to neo-feudalism more than anything else.
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  46.  @Tommi414  by lending them money because they had stupid policies and corruption in the country? Not to mention poor tax collection? Greece destroyed Greece, Germany and the rest of the EU had to try and fix the situation, it's not like Germany invaded or caused the economic crisis. You could argue she could have done things better but honestly I can't think of any good solutions for greece, it was the least worst choice she made I would say.
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  47.  @juanfvt1000  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=c1QmB5bW_WQ&t=211s you might find this video interesting to dispel some of the common myths people believe of nuclear energy, most of those myths are based off things like simpsons cartoons, green peace or other activist groups.
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  48. 6:10 this part is total bullshit, he is very popular and has dealt with the covid-19 hysteria very well, compared to western Europe, countries like Brazil are very poor compared to western Europe, they can't pay for such economic decline and if Bolzanaro had done this he would have been ousted already. I think you base this of what western media is "reporting" on while Bolzanaro himself and his party are organising meetings with thousands of people to cheer his party on, he's not going to lose, unless some crazy leftist tries to kill him again.
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  49.  @Angel24Marin  Hahaha sure, because a 99,8% survival rate which Bolsonaro also had gotten is clearly going to effect the election results, not say the extremist lockdowns that made millions poor, created mass hysteria and psychological damage, clearly. Man it's been over a year and some people actualy still think like this, it's a good laugh il tell you that much.
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  50.  @Janoip  look into her finance ministers, it's in the billions and that's just one very well known sector, let alone what we will find out later after she is gone. Hungary is also corrupt but there it's not as bad in terms of amount being stolen, though it's the same methodes for the most part.
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