Comments by "" (@sinoroman) on "Monsieur Z" channel.

  1. Over time, a portion of the US will speak more and more Spanish. If USA breaks into pieces, Spanish will definitely dominate certain areas.
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  2. "In 1933, while Einstein was visiting the United States, Adolf Hitler came to power. Because of his Jewish background, Einstein did not return to Germany. He settled in the United States and became an American citizen in 1940." einstein might help, but there is a 50-50 chance he stays in the US because the kaiser was somewhat anti-jew
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  3. go back to reddit, timmy
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  4. France = Third Rome
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  5. in a game, china somehow ended up in spain. people were so confused. lmao
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  6.  @dracomet2097  probably a reason why. Maybe because he had to move, been busy with another project or is trying to add quality to his content. Idk but check out his twitter !
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  7. or they all work for the same organization
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  8. a matter of time before a cartel over throws the mexican government? also, depends how the USA will respond
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  9. Heavenly had no chance of winning, but would be interesting if they won.
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  10.  @Paco96  if the government were to turn the tables or did collapse, what will the cartels do? it's not business as usual, something has to be done
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  11. #1 will not happen (USA will retaliate). #2 can happen but I don’t see any benefit of leaving NATO (the org can still be useful in one way or another to us)
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  12. there’s no way America will be bigger than its 1945 territorial peak
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  13.  @mohamedelmoussaoui5531  no point in asking for source from a redditor. lmao
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  14. the island is doomed. maybe a little blockade will do the trick
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  15. 1812 all over again
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  16. germany should have won ww1
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  17. Better than Althistoryhub’s version. Great video!!
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  18. ukraine did this to themselves
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  19. I don’t really see the USA happy with European countries not wanting to be in NATO anymore. we provided so much for them, I think it’ll keep going, with reluctance, despite being disapproved of. America supplements the armies in the EU; will continue to supplement when the EU military is formed. there are bases in Europe, another reason why NATO will drag on (US wants to maintain the status quo of USA being senior above many)
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  20. if cartels only want limited involvement in the gov, then they are missing out on a big opportunity
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  21. i think it's more complicated than outright support. china will support russia behind the scenes by not supporting russia's campaign in ukraine
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  22. When has Russia not upheld agreements?
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  23. Conflict between India and China isn’t that big. India is part of SCO so there is military understanding between India and China.
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  24.  @xalpacazeu1332  retaliation depends on the nature of the people and the leadership. not every country will be like vietnam nor afghanistan
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  25.  @jmhsieh7103  fake outs, so the enemy lets their guard down
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  26. America and the Roman Empire also have a ton of parallels
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  27. Canada is a US ally but Canada is a lesser compared to USA, a junior to America if you will I believe in this theory
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  28.  @ОлегКорнійчук-е1х  russia wants to secure its borders, and you have ukraine opening the gates for americans to run in towards russian border. ukraine had it coming
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  29. Russia shall remain strong
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  30. China can try to increase birth rates by having people think their life expectancy is low
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  31.  @kordellswoffer1520  automation will do well for China based on mature industrial system and experienced management
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  32. i don't think disapproval of policies signify desire to break away. more disgruntled or aim to reform than anything else
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  33. near end of the video was a bit questionable.. but, good video overall.!
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  34. but the soldiers have low morale, so the siege will be harsh yet swift
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  35. USA might start to decline within this century. not fall, just decline
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  36. How many countries have been juniorized by America?
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  37. still not sure why russia didn't intervene in the coup. russia secured crimea from the new government. maybe it was the best move they could have made during that time?
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  38. don't think china will invade the island. but, china will take it somehow
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  39.  @AB_AB  america will then lose influence. USA will not be happen with that
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  40. sanctions don't do jack
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  41.  @imperialmind9264  technically, yeah. but, ceasefire agreement was 1955; end of hostilities was 1979. they’ll figure something
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  42. USA will definitely try to destabilize BRICS+
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  43.  @Wendeta-hq2cp  true
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  44. just politics on the global stage
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  45. everything is resting on the US. NATO can be permitted into the war by the US. the US will definitely contract japanese to help, but japan will be shooting from afar to not have any casualties. some soldiers from south korea and philippines contracted by america. vietnam and india will only send supplies at most. USA chooses
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  46. you mean, USA is pushing for another world war
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  47. it'd be cool to see the cartels take down the mexican gov, then start running mexico themselves. eventually cartel mexico challenges USA? that'd be sick.
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  48. nah
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  49. i'm betting large parts of ukraine won't be annexed. ukraine just needs to be within russian sphere
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  50.  @piret123698745  true
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  51.  @stephenjenkins7971  putin wants 1999/2000 borders, not 1991. it's fair enough
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  52.  @stephenjenkins7971  1999 earliest. america has bases and outposts in NATO countries. ukraine will leave russia exposed
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  53. no, USA will definitely intercept. america never passes on any opportunity to assert power
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  54. century of humiliation is debatable but kinda dumb. does qing even count? i think chiang started the century of humiliation phrase. considering the first one, a second one won't happen soon. manchu people aren't really in control of the country and the nationalist republic was ok during ww2.
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  55. America can’t collapse internally so it will collapse externally somehow
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  56. basically, USA has a hand over Russia after Putin’s death? RIP Russia
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  57. really depends on who implemented better
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  58. he's really trying to push something
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  59. great, another ww1 reference. totallyy never heard of this comparison ever....
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  60. US can easily be exhausted from war if there are high casualties on the american side, but that doesn't stop them from starting another one (resetting domestic opinion)
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  61. russia can take a little bit of land if they really wanted to, but better if ukraine is within russian sphere
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  62. it's better if russia remake the ukrainian government to fit into the russian sphere
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  63. America did try to counter China over the past 20-30 years, but each US president keep bouncing on each other, delaying or counteracting policies
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  64. war offloads a high number of people around the current areas but due to war, people want more children, thus higher rate of people
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  65. bigger size doesn't mean stronger, kid
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  66. fantasyland sure is nice
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  67. would have taken greater leadership to keep the USSR together during that time
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  68. the island will fall to china down the line, not sure how long it will take but it sure will fall
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  69. just have ukraine in russian sphere
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  70. nah, USA is really good at establishing sister republics. see japan, germany, and iraq. they are independent, but are also dependent on the united states. it would be in others' best interest to follow the US's example in establishing sister republics. they can also be called junior allies.
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  71. dead island is dead, no surprise there
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  72. depends on context. i bet the island is dead meat
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  73. depends on the face of the system
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  74.  @damienchall8297  america has a hand over the eu. USA is the main player, EU is secondary
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  75. Russia isn’t in much of a crisis, Russia’s stability is in check
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  76. takes a lot of investment from initial cost and maintenance, due to russian environment
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  77.  @lollllolll.  the island will be taken down the line, not sure when though. but will happen eventually
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  78. a centralized military for the EU is not a good idea at all, better to standardize across the board while keeping armies somewhat unique
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  79.  @tonymatic1704  how are European countries supposed to wiggle out of America’s arm without being noticed? I think they’re stuck in NATO (especially the big players)
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  80. big disaster for russia. china, specifically proper region, will then be a junior ally of america. then, the push begins
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  81.  @joshjohnson2600  many powers don’t have military alliances. USA has many alliances or “friends” because they are all juniors, they follow what America does
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  82. US is the controller of the alliance, america is the senior
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  83. in victoria ii, a fascist america has the confederate flag. therefore, technically fascist i guess.
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  84. Canada isn't walking beside the US in the global stage, Canada is merely walking behind USA. countries that just follow a great power don't usually become a serious power themselves.
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  85. land of mexico is most unpredictable for the US. i think the land has potential to threaten america in the future. once stabilized tho
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  86. finland was working closely with america during the cold war. not necessarily within the US sphere, but nevertheless cooperating
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  87. looks like soldiers on the island lack morale. even if they had geographic advantage and more resources and better tech, low morale will surely lead to the fall of the island
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  88. you watch too much fg media
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  89. the island should just disappear
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  90. better to have ukraine within russian sphere than for russia to just take a bite out of ukraine and let them go
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  91.  @polecat7377  if money dries up or a new gov tries to take them out, what will happen then? if the country collapses, they’ll keep working underground?
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  92.  @polecat7377  good points, thanks
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  93. you mean, contribute to NATO to disrupt Russia's attempt to effectively secure its border
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  94.  @Mircea076  nonsense
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  95. yeah, everything relies on the US for this scenario. either way, island is dead
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  96. opportunists will definitely try to seize power in those two regions. right now, the regions are heavily subsidized by the government, giving them more resources. the regions are poor on their own
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  97. i don't think china will take taiwan this decade. but, later on, the island will fall to china
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  98. you're looking at individual presidents rather than the whole federal government. big mistake. the US government will definitely intervene, it's an opportunity for them after all
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  99.  @CaesarGB  not if they keep being a junior under america. japan will have to backstab the usa to attempt a Japanese empire 2.0
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  100. The Junior theory states that Europe cannot ditch the United States. Political will and growth are just not there in Europe
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  101.  @fkjl4717  sounds like short-term thinking
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  102. you want russian to be an "American ally"? russia does not want to be fiercely influenced by USA
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  103. the island is relying heavily on the US. every egg is in that one basket, so if america were to be unavailable, the island is toast. we can reasonably say that the US will not always be-, so china will take the island eventually
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  104.  @lilac2698  other countries, which ones?
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  105. @The Dark Knight "strike when China is busy somewhere else" and where will china be busy at?🙄
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  106. minorities in Russia live well. they benefit under the federation
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  107. NATO adding members into the fold for American interest
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  108. population will eventually normalize
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  109. sounds like civil war
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  110. for a second, i thought today was April 1st
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  111. just not have ukraine within US sphere
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  112. NATIONAL socialIST
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  113. wouldn't the germans help the chinese?
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  114. why did you exclude outer manchuria from the qing. also, japan was occupied by america and european powers after ww2.
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  115.  @siyacer  but he was talking about the opium war
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  116.  @AmericanRepublic1783  opium war was before ww2. maybe mrZ is too lazy to make the subtle changes? he said opium war ( 1:05 ) and still showed russia owning outer manchuria. just a minor mistake on his part
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  117. brits: it's now or never..!!
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  118. pretty much
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  119. i think it's more than just economic sanctions. russia of course can survive the sanctions, but if they make an incorrect move on their part, there will be long-term effects on diplomatic relations and military expeditions
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  120. pretty sure russia's ultimate goal is not to annex parts of ukraine and call it a day. annexation of some land might be part of the resolution, but having a ukraine that is within russian influence or out of american hands is the bigger goal if i had to guess
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  121. Imperial republics are the most dangerous. America is one
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