Comments by "David Aspinall" (@yt.personal.identification) on "VisualPolitik EN" channel.

  1. Zero change in government in an authoritarian regime.
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  2. No one was thinking... "Come on Josh" We were thinking... "Who the f are you?" ...and no. He is too young for the script writing style. The script style needs to change.
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  3. When talking the Eastern hemisphere, and international response, maybe start with countries in the region. The US is not leading in this. Australia already refuses to see HK as autonomous, and already officially stopped extradition treaties among others. Changed visa rules, and started actively targetting the big businesses to move here, while the UK, US and EU talk about things.
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  4. Australia has spent the last 40 years supplying the CCP with the raw materials, food and education of it's people - avoided recession for 30+ years thanks to it - that it required to help kick start their massive growth. The natural raw materials alone in iron and coal have been a corner stone of China's growth. Both have gained together. The CCP thinks it can dictate (Huawei) and have influence, and silence criticism because of the trade. ...but that's not how Aussies do it. It seems India is in need of such a partnership to help their massive population, and grow together. If China decides it will only do business if Australia kow'tows, then fine...Australia will do it with India instead.
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  5. Australian exports literally helps feed China. Maybe look at the old saying literally and understand the issue. Australia can feed itself. China can't.
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  6.  @davemonster2  This video is brought to you by Huawei, Tiktok, and Global Times
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  7.  @ArawnOfAnnwn  Do you think Russia and China were just peacefully going about their own business and all that happened out of no where? Poor little victims.
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  8. So many mistakes throughout this whole thing. So many times their information on the region is so flawed, I am starting to wonder if it is intentionally done. I understand people make errors...but this is becoming too regular to ignore
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  9. Fluff, surface scratching and straight up wrong in many places.
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  10. MAGA hats are made in China. He doesn't completely embody the "American made" other than in words.
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  11. Australia already is.
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  12. Soon many inaccurate claims. He says electricity production is up, even though provinces are without power due to the CCP stopping Australian coal supply.
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  13. And claim sea rights to the surrounding continental shelf
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  14.  @dracoboomin6511  And yet, that is exactly what Australia is doing...finding other trading partners. For some things, there isn't a huge range of suppliers to choose from.
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  15. Did you see the part where Trump left a mess after failing a trade war? Try some actual critical thinking.
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  16. If only people listened to more than one person.
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  17.  @nicksonsicnawa9607  ...and leaving infrastructure falling down, leaving the country in a debt trap paying for Chinese built trash. And I am not sure what country you think all Western countries are bombing. That statement doesn't even make sense...well, maybe 50 cents.
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  18.  @andreahalim191  My country has nothing to do with Libya. As for your other rubbish, they build infrastructure, taking all the money and paying Chinese - not locals. Loan the money to the country, and when they fail to repay the extortion, the CCP claim the infrastructure for themselves. The debt trap. Do you think we don't know how it works, or do you just not understand yourself? Which is it?
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  19. Edward Snowden has entered the chat
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  20.  @RSGEProductions  So Snowden can go home now?
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  21. Yes he has. I am thousands of kms from the US and I know this. Try spending time getting some facts instead of wasting time making up stuff you hope is true.
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  22.  @emmanuilushka  You act like the wealthy of China have some level of freedom. The rich are easily manipulated and the CCP uses that as one of it's biggest tools...against foreign rich and local Chinese wealth. Do I need to highlight to you the vast numbers escaping China with their wealth...and the CCP using bounty hunters to bring them back. Do I mention Jack Ma? None of what you said answers my point about it being an authoritarian regime.
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  23.  @emmanuilushka  I am amazed you managed to fit so many untruths in to so few words. It isn't even worth addressing.
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  24.  @MrZoomah  How many wars has China started? ...you asked. That all depends on what part of history you wish to include and which you choose to ignore. China is very good at selective history...and you seem to be fooled by it. PS I like the part where you claim to be an Aussie.
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  25.  @MrZoomah  Ah, there it is. Selective history.
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  26.  @MrZoomah  I didn't claim a nationality. I don't feel the need.
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  27.  @MrZoomah  So your point is that China doesn't start wars...but you are worried China is going to start a war. What exactly is the point you are trying to make?
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  28.  @emmanuilushka  Selective quoting, or is it lack of compression?
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  29.  @emmanuilushka  Their is a difference between a lack of facts existing, and your personal understanding of facts. Facts aren't subject to your opinions.
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  30.  @MrZoomah  Still not clear. Are you saying China doesn't start wars, or that you are worried they will start wars?
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  31.  @MrZoomah  Oh yeah...look up China and India conflicts. You may find some valuable information.
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  32.  @emmanuilushka  What are you talking about?
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  33.  @emiyashirou2752  Already did. Try some comprehension and reading. The even started a border conflict last year that resulted in casualties on both sides.
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  34.  @emmanuilushka  So you didn't look up China v India. You only need to look back a few months at the last border incursion that cost lives, but the full war is a bit further back. Learn history.
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  35.  @MrZoomah  Sure, one official war, but on going tensions ever since. Only last year China tried a border incursion that cost lives on both sides, facilitated huge military build up on both sides of the border and very nearly escalated to official war. The reason the US wasn't selling arms to India was to try to force them to stop buying Russian equipment. It didn't work. Now India buy from everyone...the Russians, the US, the French - but not China. China has naval fleets in Philippines waters right now, as well as conflicts with at least 6 other nations - that are exacerbated by military presence. Whataboutism doesn't make any of this less true.
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  36. If they play by the rules, trade is good for all. When they make up their own rules, don't be surprised Australia walks away.
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  37. Rudd tried but the US installed Julia. See her very first press conference as PM.
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  38. Scare tactics are getting boring.
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  39. Want the info...can't watch. I'm out.
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  40. The original English shortened version of "Association Football". It is an old English term, that was exported prior to it falling out of favour in the country it originated.
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  41. You say electricity production. However, reports are that many regions were/are without power due to the Australian coal shipments being halted by the CCP. Clearly, their numbers -that you claim are accurate - are yet again, demonstrably false.
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  42. The RCEP is glorified, as if we can expect the CCP to actually honour their agreements. Does the SCS issue, HK, and any number of trade deals that have been dishonoured not teach us how reliable the word of the CCP is? Seriously?
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  43. It was more about cutting out the shirt.
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  44.  @hughmungus2760  I am not sure if you expect me to believe that...because we both know you don't.
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  45.  @hughmungus2760  Many of the coal fired plants using Australian coal, were specifically designed to use high grade thermal coal, that is more efficient and less polluting than other coal. The worlds major source of this coal is Australian mining. These plants need to be modified ( time and money ) to be able to run on anything else. Brazil, in the middle of COVID is not mining anywhere near enough, is the only other major supplier of this coal. Secondly, this is the preferred coal for steel smelting, due to it's carbon content and low emissions. It seems you ran into someone who actually knows a little bit about it. Your empty attempts to belittle failed badly. Do you still get 50 cents for fails?
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  46.  @andreahalim191  You are right. You don't know my country but that doesn't stop you spewing falsehoods you made up, based on nothing but stereotypes. You be hardcore racist.
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  47.  @andreahalim191  So you have no idea what you are talking about, or are stupid enough to think China is benevolent. ...or do you not realise how obvious the CCP are. Nearly as obvious as the 50cent army.
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  48.  @wothin  wumao were in early
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  49. Except their military equipment is made in China, operated by conscripted pampered princes
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  50. Next step, the CCP claim sea rights to the surrounding continental shelf via the UN, where they now have a judge to adjudicate on ruling. It's all so very obvious that no one takes it seriously.
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