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

  1. they will probably fail, seeing as they are investing in a lot of stupid projects, same with Egypt
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  2.  @tunde9773  well because a lot of media, fake news, big tech and political activists want to frame it like that, it's not us being defensive, it's us simply pointing out inaccurate statements which hurt both african and european self interest. marxism did win over a lot of african nations and those nations have largely all fallen into poverty and destroyed what little european investment before and after colonialism existed there, like in Zimbabwe. from what i've seen a lot of african nations prefer the Europeans over the chinese but not all nations are in the position to decide for themselves what they want and most of the bad wars in the region aren't caused by Europe but the USA. the true irony is that resources are a lot cheaper after decolonisation then before it, since lower wages, and stagnating economies means cheaper resources, the only problem is in some cases they don't want to sell their resources or lack the technology for proper extraction. China only cares about China, they don't care what happens to africa but since Europe is right next to the continent if africa goes bad then we get problems as well
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  3. of course not they can hide in the bunkers
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  4.  @aetheralLitannia  most countries dont, small details and so on.
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  5.  @indobalkanizer6557  you do realise that Europe never unified due to the British right? British don't seem so tough anymore and I doubt the USA is going to backstab it's allies to get a stronger Russia or China if that's the way the USA wants to go then we might as well trade the USA for Russia and China.
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  6.  @qwertyuiopzxcvbnm9890  nobody is afraid of Russia, perhaps the USA because European nations can trade with Russia and they don't like that.
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  7. it did but your a secret nazi or anti semite if you think that's somehow a problem, not my words, the ADL and others like them think so.
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  8. Mountain people do, what mountain people do.
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  9. ​ @lapis.lazuli. xenophobic? The UK 😂 you think this is a free and democratic country? 😂😂😂
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  10.  @nikolatasev4948  the irony is the chinese communist party supports way more radical regimes in the world today, like North korea or Venuzwela the USA has it's interests for sure but to claim that the chinese government both today and in the last 60+ years has been anything but an evil regime is just silly. trying to discredit the good the USA has done while praising China like some bastion of freedom, wealth and progress is just insane and a sign of someone who does not understand world politics or how to measure objective evil when it's right in front of them, Imagine if a regime like China had the amount of power and reach the USA has today, do you want to live in that world? I sure as hell don't and I don't you you either and you just dislike the USA because it''s not perfect or not as idealistic as they themselves sometimes see themselfs, so what? does that make the chinese regime better? no it does not. if China were a democracy, if it had basics of human rights or liberties it be just as rich if not richer and people would not consider it an evil regime which it is. does not make the USA saints or never done anything wrong at best those were nessisary to make the USA as strong as it is today and at worst it's the lesser of two evils.
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  11. The Minsk accords were broken from the start, mostly by Russia, even though the treaty favoured Russia.
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  12. well the reason for that is that China has a potential alternative to Swift so the sanctions will hurt for sure but there are potential solutions to deal with the issues from them, what's much more worrying is the potential of China to see this conflict as a ''now or never moment'' since Russia are their only potentially big real allies on the world stage and if they let Russia fall then they fall as well, perhaps wanting to take advantage of the current turmoil to take Taiwan to add to the fire of the current conflict, putting the USA in a position where they have to try and block the interests of one nation or the other or both and while a sane outsider would say ''they have to take on both'' internal pressures, incompetent leadership and the potential of escalation could force them to pick one side or even pick non of the sides and just be more isolated. the Russia-Ukranian conflict is almost insignificant compared to the potential conflict that could come out of it, just as ww1 started because the prince of austra-hungary got shot by a serbian nationalist, the domino's can fall and that's what governments and most people right now are afraid of.
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  13.  @samigo7  actualy Erdogan has been changing and manipulating the courts and the legal structure of Turkey for almost 4-5 years now, has made multiple threats to Europe, has opened up the refugee floodgates if we don't give him more money, has attacked and is currently occuping lands of syria and overal has been spitting in the legacy of attaturk and been promoting a more islamist view of Turkey. Turkey hates Europe and has a long history of trying to threaten, humiliate, kill and rape our cultures and people's, it's esspecialy evil that the USA has propped you guys up for so long while enforcing policies and sanctions on us and Russia. As long as Erdogan is becoming more like a dictator the more unlikely it is that peace can exist for very long, most of Europe hate Turkey, Erdogan and turks in western nations are seen as 5th pillars rather then members of their Community.
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  14.  @JustAnotherAccount8  yeah there are no shadows in the dark but it sounds cool.
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  15. ​ @twoeggcups the future is very predictacle, that's why it's so depressing. I've known the future since I was 15 years old, knowledge can be a horrible burden.
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  16.  @jbrown8601  you serieus? They are basicaly like the nazi's but worse but sure all governments are evil, some more so then others.
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  17. "humanitarian reasons"
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  18. a bit unclear on what your trying to say, everyone knows Russia is corrupt that it has disfunctional institutions but they are still there, they still matter and if im not mistaken, Putin and his people have tried to make it less corrupt or at the very least unify it's corrupt elements to keep russia going.
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  19.  @Poctyk  having a refurendum and ensuring the protection of Russian citizens is not stealing but im sure trying to continue conflict and bending over for the USA is going to work out in your favor. grow up.
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  20. 8:04 see leftists, progresives and others who might be in denial but demografics matter and have real world consequences, if the effects could be this severe for just diffrent christian groups, imagine how mass migration influences the future with an aging native population. the first step in solving a problem is admiting there is one.
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  21.  @satyamprakash7030  don't feed the troll he keeps spamming the same scripted crap all over the comments here, just report him and ignore, he just wants attention.
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  22. Looking at Turkey one could say it's an expanding power, trying to flex it's military industrial ability and trying to dominate the region it is involved with like a true great power in the region. I however see Turkey today as a Tragity, a nation with a huge potential and seeing it wasted on it's current leadership, it's hollow focus on regional conflicts and stagnating economic potential because of it's autocratic leadership. Turkey not so long ago was becoming closer to the western world, towards the EU and was focusing a lot on it's economic development, Turkey unlike most of the middle east is a democracy and a liberal one at that, it's growing population and strong military could have been a great pillar both for itself, NATO and the EU long term, now? most of Europe sees Turkey as a threat, much like the Ottoman empire of before, it's conflicts and engagements with fellow NATO members has become a crack in the Alliance as a whole, it's entanglements within Syria and Libya have made it a constant cost to it's coffers with little benefit to it's people or economy and as we speak Erdogan and his buddies are trying to undermine and destroy Turkish democracy and the rule of law. Going forward I don't see many great things for Turkey, either it is going to revolt and move towards embracing of the old path of progress set by Attaturk or it's going to continue down it's current neo-ottoman focus towards middle-eastern conflicts and at best pan-turkish expansionism, I don't think it's going to work out well for them if they pick the later option.
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  23.  Marcos  very few states can produce weapons grade uranium and it's even possible to track the source of it, basically the only way terrorists are going to get their hands on it is if they get it from rogue states (like North korea for example) or if they steal it which Isis tried to do but kinda failed because it was not enriched enough. as for AI, that's also not easy to get since it uses specialized programing and is only usefull for very specific battle field situations, terrorists just don't have the time, funds or know how to use it well. the most realistic means of terrorists to gain WMD level weapons would be with chemical or biological agents, they are cheap, easy to make, hard to trace and highly destructive and with advances in laboratory gear even easier to make, technology like CRISPR could produce ebola-pox if it wanted to with enough time and funds, the results could be quite horrific, think millions not a few hundred or thousands. sadly because it's not as flashy as nuclear weapons or AI most people overlook these types of terroristic threats.
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  24.  @tunde9773  2 billion africans that rely on western food says otherwise but your partly right the aid send and cheap food has made food production more costly in africa itself which slows economic growth. the west never did anything for altrustic reasons, in fact the only reason they get aid is because many of their governments and people begged for it and because after decolonisation many african nations started having wars and making bad economic policies which hurt their nations. you can't always keep on blaming Europeans, in fact africa has benefited the most of us being there and has lost quite a bit after we left and no we did not steal anything that's not how capitalism works.
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  25. ​ @Sparx632 "far right" 😂
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  26. Seems very unlikely, I can imagine China taking Taiwan but only if the USA shows zero interest in defending it which they clearly do, however a potentially divided and busy US public might just forget about Taiwan to focus on other subjects, still 2025 is insane, 2035 might make more sense. The other idea of invading everyone else at the same time is batshit insane but if a world war is inevitable then rushing the islands and building naval defences might allow China to use its manpower advantage offensively, rather then sitting at home getting shelled to bits.
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  27. To be honest, Russia is quite toothless in it's ability to project soft power influence on western nations, it's gas reserves and involvement in the European energy sector is more usefull in projecting soft power than it's vast nuclear weapons or massive army. Russia basicaly is the last European nation state that wants to "go back" to the good old days when it was a superpower on the world stage and in doing so it's harming it's relations with the rest of the world, brings it more into the pockets of China and harming it's own economic prospects. NATO should keep expanding for sure but it would be best not to put anti missile shields or nuclear weapons closer to Russia, you want to keep them angry, not desperate, at some point the Russian people, the rich, the army and the political elites will realise that Russia can't move forward with it's current policies and will either become more democratic or more likely just less authoritarian in order to adapt to the rest of the world. The Russian bear is old and dying, keep it in the cage of it's own borders and move on from there.
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  28. ​ @Permuh because they are using them, they were never loyal citizens, they just saw an easy meal, british people and elites don't know anything of foreign cultures.
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  29.  @ismailpainedecirc9906  well most of that is not untrue... but you forgot Ebola and they are developing rapidly, africa has the fastest economic growth right now, granted Europe gives them lots of money and takes care of their overflow of people.
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  30. Things are moving fast, idk how Putin's regime can survive this mess.
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  31. I think the freedom alternative had a few interesting points on this topic, though you have to look into it on their channel
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  32. For everyone realy.
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  33.  @alib9824  ''raisin heads''
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  34. Pretty much yeah
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  35. The hell you on about? Algerian in indo china? Whut? 😂
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  36. Most "journalists" have zero integrity and are almost always biased, very few independent news sources are unbiased. If you want the truth listen to the little guys and ignore the rest or read it with a truckload of salt, esspecialy the 3 letter networks.
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  37. ​ @lif3andthings763  actually no, africa cost us a lot of money and resources, esspecialy as colonies, which is why Germany was so much richer and more powerfull then the UK despite them not having an empire like France or the UK. if Europeans wanted to take over africa the only ones who would be able to stop them would be the USA. it would be super easy if the USA did nothing, all we would have to do is build a fleet, block all food and investment into the continent and then simply embargo everything going in, a few months of starvation would then allow us favorable deals and rights to maintain military bases like the USA does around the world and we have the continent under our controle within a few years with some minor fighting here and there. idk what you people are thinking, Europe does not have the desire to do this, nor would the USA allow it, im just saying if the USA was not there and Europe actually wanted to do this they could very easily, the hardest parts would be dealing with resistance at home and condemnation from the USA and the UN. just because you have 2 billion people does not mean it can't lose to a smaller force, that's just silly.
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  38. I miss Douglas Mcarthur
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  39. the Israeli's seem rather desperate to not have any economic competition, got attacked multiple times within their own lands for the first time, need the USA to bail them out again. the Iranian regime is probably still going to remain in power and these developments should motivate them to actually get the nuke so they can defend themselves properly, they've been delaying it for far too long.
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  40. If Turkey was a civilized, democratic, law and order nation this issue would be resolved with ease but because Erdogan is making threats and disrespecting both greece and it's own people's culture, the incentive on them is to make things difficult for Turkey and if Erdogan starts making too hostile moves he might face both Greece and France in the region and after any major military engagement he risks having most of the EU nations against him as well. Turkey is becoming like Germany before ww2 started, authoritarian leader, extreem nationalism, ethnic and military expansionism, making "allies" with the Russians.
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  41.  @be4unvme  only because of the USA giving you lots of goodies and keeping the rest of Europe weak and divided, collectively we still have more weapons and way more fund then Turkey has, we sould boycot Turkey and let their economy dry up, let them invade like they always wanted to, the only thing I would worry about is the USA since they clearly hate us more then the Turks. Russia, France, the UK and Germany are the real powers in Europe, Turkey is just a well propped up buffer state of NATO, take NATO out of Turkey and you are not much for long.
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  42. ​ @NigelAndTommyAreGrifters if you have faith in your broken system you will fail, once you let these things collapse, that's when destiny is made.
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  43. if the international community does not recognize it, it's not realy legitimate.
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  44. ​ @davidb8539 the hatred is very real
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  45. Probably not, Taiwan has always been vital for China, after that they likely would focus on it's other claims in the south china sea and northern regions.
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  46.  @vojislavl6665  capitalism made billions of lives able to exist, communism continues to kill billions and denies any wrong it ever did. I don't understand why anyone would want to Believe in that failed ideology, except if they could not compete in the free market and want to steal it from those that can. Communism is barbarism and decline for any civilization, China was poor when mao died and became rich when it implemented a market.
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  47. And italy ended up colonizing them anyways.
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  48. 12:25 they had a referendum..... the west had backed a coup.... both sides engage in these types of tactics.
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  49.  @james_chatman  there will never be a post scarcity society and thinking humans could all own collecively robotics and maintain them sounds like communism and that never works, better yet it would just lead to the rich owning not just the machines but the people that the robots provide for, currency would not be in metals or numbers but in human bodies. there is no easy solution im afraid
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  50. I don't think it's that bad.
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