Comments by "Grenade Tennis" (@hughjass1044) on "Can Mexico Become the New China?" video.

@scratchy996 Anywhere, really. Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania, Slovakia, The Baltics, Georgia, Serbia, even some day maybe, Ukraine. Every one of them represents a huge opportunity for foreign investment and growth. It'll take drive and determination on their parts as well; it's a two-way street, after all, but it could pay huge dividends for all sides. It would also have the side benefit of prying them loose from Russian influence. Win - win all around.
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@leoprg5330 Some areas may have low unemployment but others certainly do not. I'm not saying the initiative would be easy; it wouldn't be a matter of simply showing up, building a few factories and away you go. It would be a slow process with plenty of pitfalls and growing pains but it'd be worth it in the end. China wasn't an easy project in the beginning either but it still happened because enough people saw the benefit of it and wanted it to happen.
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@ShubhamMishrabro Vietnam is already a de facto US ally. Their biggest enemy is China.
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@2KSnSLifestyle Several countries in Eastern Europe, and within the ECM, are at a geographic disadvantage to China which is half a world away? I'd ask what world you live in but I'm afraid you'd tell me.
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