Youtube comments of ChineseKiwi (@ChineseKiwi).

  1. It's quite amazing how they were able to fit two dystopias in one peninsula.
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  2. FYI: AFAIK MasterofRoflness is Iranian, who like a lot of Iranians overseas who escaped / their parents escaped, isn't the biggest fan of the government.
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  3. HSBC was literally founded to process British trade in Hong Kong and Shanghai. Guess what the British traded a lot around it's founding? Opium.
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  4. South Korea: We're supposed to be the first to be a cyberpunk dystopia, not you!
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  5. To note - Argentina's public sector isn't like your public sector - like Venezuela with the PDVSA oil company - it was often used to buy votes or political favours in exchange for a job. Many Gulf countries do the same for their citizens in putting them in extremely comfy, low work demands public sector jobs - but those Gulf countries can get away with it due to essentially their majority migrant workforces. *This does not imply all public sector jobs everywhere are 'comfy'* - In reality, in most nations, they are often underpaid, understaffed and overworked.
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  6. Someone had fun creating that thumbnail 😂
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  7. Trump the Canadian Liberals' MVP
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  8. You KNOW Xiaoma bought the packaged brown rice and olive oil as a troll LOL
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  9. Last time I was this early the Anglo-Persian Oil Company existed.
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  10. EU regulations being based once again. Also remember, the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission (ACCC) brought you worldwide Steam refunds as well for much the same reasons in that it was easier to implement a thing globally than it is to have an exclusive EU or Australian market thing. Also my Onedrive account is based in Ireland for it to be covered under GDPR lol.
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  11. US companies: Shop like a billionaire (before the tariffs come in)
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  12. Here have some more of my money for being the best history channel on Youtube. The research, the professionalism and care for the cultures you talk about, the amazing storytelling, the amazing visuals and even your calm soothing voiceover!
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  13. Ok, 2 seconds in and I'm already distracted by Simon's interesting fashion choices.
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  14. Go Trump, get thumped LOL
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  15. Thing is: I was one of these socially backwards Chinese youth. It really stems down to, as you might well know Serpentza, that boys in traditional Confucius-influenced East Asian cultures, are overprotected to the point where they get no social skills. There is a meme that makes fun of this in which the parents are when the boy is 16: "You should not go out, you must study to better yourself" Age 27: "Why aren't you married yet? Why don't you have a girlfriend? Are you gay?". Many overprotected boys grow into men who did not naturally develop the social skills other people would in their teens and early 20s. Yes, I feel this is downright exploitation but I feel also some interaction is still better than nothing pre-Internet streams like this. I FORCED myself to develop my social skills post 24 and that was NOT an easy thing, with assistance from mental health workers. As you know, mental health is frowned upon in mainstream Chinese society, which worsens this problem.
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  16. Polynesians would like a word lel
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  17. The US supported both sides of the war, and the USSR and the US both supported Iraq, all in the while Iran had that superior airpower due to US jets in the F14 and US pilot training.
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  18. Breaking Bad’s premise literally doesn’t work anywhere else but the US. * Walter gets diagnosed with cancer * Walter starts free chemo treatment within 14 days, while he is put on long term paid leave while he gets treatment and the school finds a temporary replacement teacher for Walter. The end.
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  19. Go Trump, get thumped LOL
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  20. The only reason you see strong student movements all the time is well........ the students just have more free time LOL. There are many working class people who often share the same political views as the students but just aren't as visible in the media because well....they are working.
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  21. Like others, music is fine, but the mix is much too loud. The older ‘more serious’ music in old Situation Room videos suited it far more. And the mix was better. ‘Sharp sounding’ music with high treble just distracts from Simon speaking. But yeah, the music mix is too loud in this video. It should be about 40% of what it is in the video. Simon’s narration should always take priority in the mix and clarity of speech.
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  22. My boi Shirvan pronounces Canberra correctly!
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  23. 0:40 - the 69th largest country - Nice.
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  24. Looking forward to the upcoming civil discussion in the comments section.
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  25. In Australia, there are mandatory pension contributions that are *on top* of wages. It is currently minimum 10.5% of wages, going up to 12% by 2025. Every worker gets this, even fast food workers. This is then invested by an investment company and portfolio of your choice. Iceland, the Netherlands and Denmark have similar schemes. It is more in reality the US being 50 years behind the times. Again. Ironically, as a lot of this is invested into US equities, it is Americans indirectly paying for these citizens' retirement via their stock prices and dividends.
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  26. And because of that, the FDA recently has approved importation of those generics from China. This is more a case of over reliance on one supplier.
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  27. Roman targeting a broader audience with that intro 😂
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  28.  @TheOfficialArthurMorgan  or both extremes bad, middle good mmmmmk. You are literally using the Internet based on socialism based things like net neturality, and open source software, set regulations and standards and freeware. Try again. - Also a badly led government command economy with a LOT of corruption and financial mismangement in Venzuela isn't 'socialism'.
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  29. in reality it is superpowers doing superpower things. Look at France in Africa in it's former colonies dictating monetary policy and this was ripped from the US's playbook in the 70s, 80s and 90s via the World Bank and IMF. And regionally, historically, Australia and New Zealand in the South Pacific via "foreign aid". Of course, no one wants a rival to play the same game.
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  30. and it'll be the same next week in Australia LOL - with similarities - Unlikeable, uncharismatic right wing leader promoting Trumpism, and then trying to distance themselves when Trump went a bit too crazy but everyone sees through it. And like in Canada, the main leader is in danger of losing his marginal seat LOL - C'MON DO IT VOTERS OF DICKSON (Yes that's the name of the electorate the right wing leader is in and aptly named)
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  31.  @Caliban314 incorrect. The real answer if you actually know grid economics and aren’t just a fanboy is you build stuff where it is geographically the most suitable and thus the generation cost is the cheapest.
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  32. Staring at those potential lawyer fees made it go from 0 to 600000 real quick.
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  33. Man's Not Hot.
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  34. Sony still have a very strong high end camera sensor and lenses market. They still dominate in supplying smartphone camera units. And they still make very good quality audio products.
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  35. In 2020, the maternal mortality rate in the U.S. was 24 deaths per 100,000 live births — more than three times the rate in most other high-income countries. In the Netherlands, almost no women died from maternal complications at 1.2. per 100,000. In Australia this is 2 per 100,000. For black women in the US, the rate is *55* per 100,000. And no, the white rate is 17 per 100,000.
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  36. Git gud
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  37. Meanwhile in Australia, one of the Labor Party's policies is to get rid of the significant consultant glut and hire cheaper full time government workers. They are favoured to win the election this upcoming weekend.
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  38. Everyone's gangsta until the bond markets GO BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR Ask Lizzy Truss.
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  39. it is more complex than that. See the opposite in Norway. The difference is El Salvador is poor, Norway is rich. No matter which country, crime increases with worse economic circumstances. It is not a 'black and white' thing and every criminologist knows this.
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  40. It is not a Microsoft based issue and this is poor journalism. The core issue was from a software called Crowdstrike Falcon.
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  41. This literally happened in Jamaica. Look it up 😅😂
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  42. I literally did a paper on this in university years ago and it is *super* interesting and can elaborate further than Sam's video here. Ask me anything!! :D What Sam didn't go into is the history of this diplomacy and the conflicts and difficulties of such diplomacy.
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  43. 11:39 - As a dirty Kiwi immigrant to Australia, that animation jumping to Australia - WEEEEEEEEEEE đŸ€Ł And my parents were skilled immigrants to New Zealand! But yes, others reading this, there are around 550,000 New Zealand citizens living in Australia, while only 60,000 Australians live in New Zealand despite Australia having over 5 times the population. Why? A key factor is wages, being you are often paid 40% or more for the same exact job while living expenses are similar overall, with Australia allowing New Zealand citizens to live and work indefinitely within Australia, similar to the Schengen Area for a lot of EU nationals. Due to these good wages, Australia has among the least brain drain out of any country, being only 0.8% of Australians live outside Australia. For me it was this and life opportunities for everything due to economies of scale, due to a bigger population, like more entertainment options and job options.
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  44. In reality, US Foreign policy changes relatively little whether it is red or blue. Rhetoric and media coverage is one thing, actual policy and actions is another.
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  45. Georgia does the French stuff while Nadja does the Slavic language stuff. Makes sense to use people who speak the languages.
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  46. You checked your phone too. Don't lie.
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  47. I'm sure he takes aside his own personal opinion in his professional assessment of geopolitics.
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  48. As of the posting of this video’s public release 15 mins ago from this post, the UK is currently running on 63% wind. The next biggest is nuclear at 15.5%
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  49. Um, let's not go into how Australia has historically bullied the South Pacific eh 😅
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  50. Literal shitposting.
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  51.  @chop098  the nuclear fanbois will ignore this despite the IEA and even the damn World Nuclear Association saying the dodgy economics in an high interest environment
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  52. 1:23 - The Netherlands in reality also knew of the mineral resources in the area at the time and was still quite resistant to let go of the colonies.
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  53. He was still visibly shaken at the RNC. Anyone would be really.
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  54. it wasn't too weak, it was too gullible in the mid 2010s. To the point where you couldn't tolerate it anymore and voted them out only by then, the damage was done.
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  55. Didn't know grandpas watch Mutahar LOL
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  56.  @NinthSettler What do think the underlying theme and social commentary of Squid Game and Parasite, both originally intended for Korean audiences, were commenting on? Look up the lack of labour laws, lack of elderly care, housing prices, school competition, blantant sexism, the power of the chaebols

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  57. This is copy + paste for New Zealand right now unfortunately with them electing their most right wing government in 25 years. In New Zealand's case, a lot of the stuff was literally on their website *don't know if to laugh or cry*
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  58.  @markmuller7962  Yep, We call our right wing leader 'Temu Trump' LOL
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  59.  @oldsenpai4337  and you think the Conservatives would have been better? LOL - Just because one is far from perfect, doesn't mean you should vote for the worse option.
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  60.  @hisham_hm social interaction and community. Many Tiktokers, have made the move to YouTube due to far better monetisation and an established audience, a clear example being ‘Casual Geographic’. YouTube, despite its flaws, has less fundamental flaws than other platforms for engagement and monetisation, which are the key things for a content creator. TikTok has the engagement but not the monetisation. Same with Facebook. YouTube has the best of both. Discord is very much for community fostering and engagement for content creators. You want them to keep being fans of you and have you in their minds so they keep engaging with your content. A sense of community does that, much like being fans of a sports team.
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  61. The leadership are smarter. They know this is PR for them to allow Western journalists in to see. What type of leadership they will be after they have left and Syria falls out of the news cycle we have to wait and see.
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  62.  @piekay7285  As stated - IT IS NOT.
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  63. Here’s a reality that ‘doesn’t make sense’ until you dig deeper: Australian MRI providers are racking in money while American ones are going bankrupt, despite the American ones charging far more. How? Because the American ones have to have an army of lawyers and admin to chase up debts and therefore your cashflow being terrible vs the Australian one being paid on time, every time by the government, and therefore great cashflow and no expensive lawyers or admin needed. Also if you were Big Pharma, would you want the massive government contract or the small fry private hospitals one? Not to mention the government has far more buying power, thus can buy medical supplies at a far higher discount per unit. And they have no profit incentive. Universal healthcare literally wins in a free market.
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  64. There's at least 6 historic actually African, actually black, actually woman leaders they could have done but nope..... Queen Nzinga was badarse and has a great actually real history that would make a great badarse movie or TV series with actual political savvyness but nope, let's not do her
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  65. Hits it out of the park with *4 hours* of Egypt? I’m in disbelief! That extremely high bar has been raised once again by Paul and the entire team. Insane!!! Can’t wait for the accompanying visuals!!!
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  66. yep, and he also said it would be risky as hell for him to get involved because of his shady past and the authorities monitoring him like a hawk
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  67.  @benitocamelo1488  No. If someone forced you to run 200m to a target and the other 50m, would people blame you for not reaching that target before the other person? Grow up. learn your history. You think it is a level playing field, combined with your rugged hyper individualism psyche you grew up with. Question it.
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  68. I am blessed to be on a watchlist with the rest of you!
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  69.  @oldsenpai4337  as I said - and you think the Conservatives would have been better? LOL - Just because one is far from perfect, doesn't mean you should vote for the worse option.
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  70. I will say your channel deserves far higher reach in the algorithm as your analysis is actually nuanced and correct. Your Australia episode was great and all factually correct, to the point some Australians in the comments went into denial mode LOL. That's when you know the analysis is good. Your do your research very very well vs other channels.
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  71. This is why in Australia, ASIC, who governs fiancial regulations, essentially killed off Youtube and TikTok Australian financial channels because of this risk. There are solutions if there is the will.
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  72.  @benitocamelo1488  if you have studied geopolitics, you know how the game is rigged. Grow up kid. Get an education.
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  73. You can tell Simon had to push through this one and no doubt the editor had a hard time too. I don't have doubts Simon had to pause a number of times that we didn't see and that the editor had to see. Simon's voice and face says it all. This is hard to watch, not just for the content matter either. Please take care of yourselves hard working team. I know you have a busy schedule, but please take all the time you need to record these types of videos Simon. The others can wait. What your team is doing with these types of videos is more than noble.
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  74. 0:56 - It's pronounced 'Can-bra'! Had to be said for all the Aussies!
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  75. Thus why the actual future is burning this waste to generate power. Although this sounds bad, the technology is actually so good with filtering that it produces FAR less methane and CO2 than leaving it in landfill or processing the plastic. A clear example is Sweden, **who import waste and plastics to burn**. As Jake said, the only useful thing to recycle is metals as it's actually cheaper to do so without losing quality or integrity of the metal.
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  76. you watched the video right? There was a literal gag / joke about exactly that.
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  77. 4:50 - *a wild Youtube monetisation thought appears*
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  78. 17:04 - Didn't expect the 'Simon is self aware he is very bald' thing to come back on a 'serious' channel like this LOL
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  79. I used to work for a regional head office branch of a very well known cosmetics company, that had luxury brands but also cheaper brands (not Estee Lauder). I know the profit margins 😂 and the marketing budgets 😂
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  80. Regarding resources, what is overlooked is, after the ban of Australian coal to China, guess who exports the most to them? Indonesia. The ban has since been lifted but Australian coal exports to China still are not close to the same amounts as before.
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  81. And they are forcing all the other Tech giants too. It isn’t just Apple with their walled garden. E.g. it is also forcing Chromium browsers to easily allow you to choose your search engine of choice (instead of Google paying millions of dollars to become the default)
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  82.  @cwallcw  In reality, and as Covert Cobal and Perun have stated in the past, the military and intelligence services have access to FAR higher resolution images than anything you can buy publicly. And in real time. And ones that can see through clouds a lot better. There's also a reason why your GPS is limited to a certain accuracy.
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  83. Yeah, Hoser surely had this video on a release schedule but like the helicopter, he had to let the video drop now instead đŸ˜…đŸ€Ł
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  84. This. Watching this while wearing Uniqlo clothes LOL. That said, I feel another Japanese brand that has overseas stores that has a similar way of doing things, Muji, offers even better value than Uniqlo.
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  85. One of the the most integrated sponsorships ever - you know it's a sponsored video up front but you don't care because it's well integrated and the voice is smoothing - and OMG what a gentleman cameo at 5:49!
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  86. 2:54 - The frontline stalls so they end up using tanks as artillery and have trenches. Wait
.I’ve seen this before recently
 đŸ€”đŸ˜… War. War never changes.
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  87. This pretty much and it speaks to the Japanese 'politeness / losing face' psyche.
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  88. Ngapuhi = the 'g' is silent so it is 'Na-pu-he'.
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  89. CaspianReport is known to use a lot of ArcGIS datasets and overlays as far as I know in their animations.
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  90.  @Connor_Roush so edgy bro. Touch some grass.
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  91.  A Fels  collective bargaining via unions have resulted in higher wages across the world. You would not have weekends or the 40 hour workweek without unions. You have been brainwashed. This video literally states what has happened in the past when there is weak union power.
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  92. They are looking for them now - they have blended into the civilian population and likely on the run.
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  93.  @curiousmonster8221 because it is the natural gas in the mix spiking the cost. Wholesale electricity pricing always takes the highest price in the mix (oversimplified).
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  94. 13:33 - that 'Indian nod' right there - ok, she's lived there a while!
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  95. RIP NAFTA
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  96.  @yap5995  It is Western leaning, yes, but it is very well researched and far from propaganda. The writers have criticised Western nation inaction consistently and outright stated Ukraine's counterattack failed and gave credit when due regarding the Surovikin line as well as (pre plane 'elimination') Wagner's advances. They also have pointed out the infighting and reports of corruption within Ukraine's ranks and the reservations many Ukrainian soliders had of the new commander. But 50 rubles for you bro.
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  97. She’s a polyglot who speaks three languages fluently and is conversational in 3 others, including Arabic.
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  98. Enough of the penguins in their fancy tuxedos ripping us off!!
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  99. This is a correct assessment
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  100. The best one was when Simon did his first Keeps ads, being a bald man selling male hair treatment 😂
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  101. explaining a thing is not the same as endorsing a thing ffs.
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  102. It's pronounced 'Kiri-baas' not 'ki-ri-ba-ti' ;)
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  103. This is like selling a high end sports car to a person who doesn’t know how to race it properly, they get angry it is slow, blames the car and leaves it rotting in the garage, only for the original seller to lease it back for next to nothing. German efficiency indeed. 😂 If this was Football Manager, I’d be calling this situation unrealistic đŸ€Ł
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  104. If you been watching the Dark channels long enough, the voice over guy *has* to know German or Dutch fluently! (Dutch and German are similar and thus why the pronunciation of the Dutch author's name at 9:52 is so smooth.)
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  105. or in modern times: Insecure dudes with egos via Internet forums LOL (see 'War Thunder' forums leaks and the 'Discord leaks'). I have a note regarding that: My Mum and Dad used to run a Chinese takeaway. We had an (lower level security) American military base nearby and Marine personnel used to frequent our takeaway for food and my Mum and Dad's old work car, one of our workers and my Mum and Dad were one of the very few authorised civilian cars and civilians allowed onto the base to deliver the food to them. We had to submit to background checks etc to get the security authorisation. Both the US and my country's government knew we delivered to them. We were happy to do that because they usually ordered BIG. Once 9/11 happened, this all changed. They locked down the security and we couldn't deliver to them nor did they come down anymore.
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  106. Family heirloom that Zippo. Don't ever lose it or give it away. Glad they both met so many years after. We will never know what both of them went through.
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  107. 12:22 - the Canadian and Australian dollars - RESOURCE MINING COMPANIES GO BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
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  108. Watchlists Covert Cabal is on now: Russia, US and Israel. Any others I missed? 😂
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  109. 4:48 - We're going to have a Japan hate video in 6 months aren't we? LOL
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  110. Yep, that's when you know the marriage and love is strong LOL
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  111. Another great analysis by GTBT that you don’t get via mainstream news. ❀
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  112. The best car ad ever.
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  113. IT'S (The economy) NOT COMING HOME!
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  114.  @ashleighsparkle8810  nothing to do with that as Australia has (unfortunately) comparable obesity rates, yet 12x better mortality rates. It is purely access to healthcare and healthcare procedures.
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  115. Even lettuces can't compete with Belgian coalition government discussions.
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  116. I have a US $20 hiking bag I bought in 2014. It is still my main carry bag and been with me all over the place. It has some natural surface wear / colour fading but it structurally is absolutely fine and robust. No broken seams, no ripped pockets or buckles etc
. And there were times where I didn’t treat it well in rough conditions either or I massively overpacked it and it still held up. a lot of the older may have been better, but they were also more expensive factoring in inflation and also it’s survivorship bias.
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  117. Achievement Unlocked: Successfully e-begged from filthy capitalist. My hands are blood free đŸ„ł
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  118. Yay, linking completely unrelated things to suit your own bias!! YAY! Honestly, don't be a detective anytime soon.
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  119. Uncle Sam: “Care to do some military exercises with us Guyana on your turf? I was just coincidentally here and coincidentally the timing is pretty convenient don’t you think?” 😊 Brazil “Don’t worry about the troop buildup we got up here near your border Venezuela, we just felt it was a good time to bump it up here, just making sure nothing funny happens, that’s all, yep 😊”
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  120. Belgium thinks that's cute.
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  121. that is illegal.
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  122. And the super ironic thing? There's a solution in China itself to this: For every additional property over owner-occupier in Shanghai, the deposit needed to buy increases dramatically per additional house, per person / couple. How cunning Chinese have got around this to get divorces to own more but of course, in Western law, this is a great undertaking if you have other assets / and well, easy to audit really.
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  123.  @technobladeleakedclips1827 also forgot ‘Train to Busan’ - What do you think the zombies and the characters represented? Gees, in the opening scenes, the Dad neglecting his child because he is at work all the time
. Have you seriously wondered why all those Korean shows have all the same underlying theme? Have you ever wondered why a lot of anime is set in high school? Clue: It was the last time a lot felt ‘free’ before the societal corporate pressure and dystopia grinded them down
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  124. 2 IN 2 WEEKS BABY!
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  125.  @darksid007  Been there, done that. Australian pension fund returns have averaged 8.9% return in premixed 'high growth' portfolios the last 29 years, including a -21% drop in 2008 due to the Global Financial Crisis.
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  126.  @foge3465  You haven't seen enough VPN sponsor ads?
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  127. A lot of creators often work on a few videos at a time. But likely he lucked out and already had it on a release schedule to release later but with ‘fresh happenings’, it made total sense to release it now early instead.
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  128.  @kyleolson9636 ha no. See my post in the reply to this main comment. We have solved this for a bare minimum at least 20 years now Down Under. Yet another video which an American 'problem' is highlighted yet I can't relate to as it's already been solved.
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  129. 9:37 - Totally correct. I have a Dutch friend in which when they say a Dutch word or name and I repeat it back, I pronounce it perfect and I'm the only that does. I speak a tonal language in Cantonese so that gives an advantage in pronunciation as it places emphasis on that vs non-tonal based languages. That said, I work with people from many cultures who speak English perfectly, but with an accent from where they are from. You have a mixed German/Midwest accent I've noticed. Some words you speak in English in a Midwest accent (e.g. the rhoticity of your 'R' sounds) while others have that classic back-of-the-throat 'sharp' German pronunciation e.g. when you say 'to be'. Your 'o' sounds switch between both depending on word too! e.g the open 'o' in 'or' is very open sounding like a Midwest accent, while the closed 'o' when you say 'lose' is quite German.
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  130. Having studied Chinese-South Pacific politics, this video is bang on. Particularly: "Still, it would be wrong to assume the Pacific Islands as passive players on the geopolitical chessboard. Far from it. Balancing China against Australia grants the Pacific nations significant leverage in ensuring favourable outcomes" The Pacific nations have the greatest leverage they have ever had right now. It also rightfully states how insanely stupid to the point of infuriating the old Australian government under the Coalition was. It details modern examples of this leverage but this highly occurred in the past as well with Japan vs the West / USSR vs the West in the 70s and 80s, the 'dollar diplomacy' wars of China vs Taiwan in the 90s and 2000s and the modern China vs the West. In reality, apart from the export issue, Australian diplomacy in the Pacific is basically the same as New Zealand diplomacy in the Pacific.
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  131. 0:08 - I mean, both can be right???
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  132. Recently
it’s super fresh. This video was released within 3 hours of it happening 💀 - surely Hoser had this video scheduled but let it fly and let the video drop now like helicopter did đŸ€Ł
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  133.  @MarketOracleTV  Nope. Watch Wendover's video on Toyota's supply chain. They implemented it right and other companies halfass'ed Toyota's supply chain. it literally means stock isn't lying around.
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  134. Not lux clothes, but lux beauty here: I worked at a regional L'oreal head office for about a year. Ask me anything. and yes, I know the markups to the retailer, let alone to the consumer ROFL. One of the few pros of the job (was terrible) was the massive discounts on the products at the staff store. 70%, 80% easily off retail. I overheard a meeting and L'oreal were so pissed/angry at a certain large supermarket chain (won't name for obvious reasons) because essentially, in layman's terms, people were stealing their products too much and thus threatened to not supply that supermarket chain ROFL. But as with lux clothing brands, it is predicted to skyrocket in sales, even with the pandemic.
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  135. He didn't watch the 'coup guide' videos on Youtube LOL
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  136. Yep. I so could have easily been born an American in Miami if my Dad took up a job as a seafood chef at a casino there. He had the choice between Miami; Sydney, Australia and Christchurch, New Zealand. He chose Christchurch because that's where his friends were. Looking back, hindsight being 20/20, Sydney (when he immigrated in the mid 80s) would have been the best choice but Christchurch is far from bad. I would be broke and/or dead in the US because of the lack of universal healthcare.
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  137. Factcheck time: 18:17 - Most lithium is mined in a Western country being Australia! And specifically the state of Western Australia. There is little need to ‘friend shore’ for the West as the mined supply is with a friend. The second highest producer is Chile, who is generally open to everyone and in turn, that is why Western nations are meeting with Chilean diplomats left, right and centre of late to secure deals for their lithium reserves. Both these countries dominate supply. And Australia can and does rein in China because China knows they are too dependent on Australian coking coal and iron ore for steel production, Australian thermal coal for their electricity (thus why China is trying to transition away as quickly as they can), and lithium for those batteries. There was a reason why Xi Jinping approached Australia, stating they are ‘open for business’ and not the other way around. Thank God the Australian Labor-led government actually has half a brain regarding foreign policy and know this unlike the previous government.
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  138. Canada is USA-lite for ALOT of things in reality.
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  139. 5:03 - This is wrong. All of the settled Polynesian islands, including Hawaii, had strong established native forms of government far before European contact. This is well known and there were, as there are today, disputes, disagreements and negotiation with the native government from the people.
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  140.  @feelincrispy7053  you might not hold the same views, but it is an accurate GENERAL view
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  141. A possible reason why Itoigawa has many closed shops - a large fire in 2016 - "At around 10:20 on December 22, 2016 a fire occurred in Itoigawa City, Niigata Prefecture. A strong south wind was blowing from the Pacific high-pressure to the Sea of Japan low-pressure area that day, and the maximum instantaneous wind speed in Itoigawa was recorded to reach 27.2 m/s. The strong wind caused damage to a total of 147 buildings with 120 buildings totally destroyed by fire, 5 buildings half-burnt,and 22 buildings partially burnt. In total, the burnt area of about 4 ha was recorded."
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  142. you forgot to mention the importance of "trimmed mean" and one-off occurrences and how one-off occurrences bump up the general inflation figure. e.g. Petrol prices also collapsed as cities locked down last year, and have since returned to pre-COVID levels. There were also big jumps in the prices of some fruit and some vegetables due to a shortage of pickers and heavy rainfall. They are also best seen as one-offs. The “trimmed mean” measure of so-called underlying inflation used to see through transient influences, was only 1.6% for example in Australia (vs the generally reported 3.8%). It’s a better guide to what is going on.
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  143. MasterofRoflness would love the Battle of Brisbane or Battle of Manners Street. Or the Australia vs Japan WW2 Prison Edition being the 'Cowra Breakout'. To quote: "It was the largest prison escape of World War II, as well as one of the bloodiest."
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  144. I was making lunch while listening to this in the background...I was SCREAMING "WHAT!?' the entire time on how cowboy and reckless this all this was.
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  145.  @technobladeleakedclips1827 What do you think Squid Game and Parasite were commenting on? 😂 Do you really wanna look up those ‘self ending’ stats for South Korea and the underlying societal reasons why? ‘Cardboard grandmas’ definitely isn’t dystopian at all
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  146. Y’know if you actually understand the economics behind nuclear in the current day. It is too expensive to build new ones. Even France is having issues. Here’s a clue (btw this is 2019 before a high interest rate environment and France having a ton of economies of scale in nuclear infrastructure): “The delays at the Flamanville site in northern France come on top of a massive cost overrun at the Hinkley Point nuclear project EDF is building in Britain and a decade-long delay to the Olkiluoto plant in Finland. EDF's European Pressurised Reactor (EPR) reactor in Flamanville is now seven years late and costs have more than tripled to 12.4 billion euros ($13.7 billion).” That said, hydrogen is a massive gadgetbahn as it is essentially one extra unneeded step.
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  147. It was court documents, not the news publications.
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  148.  @keithmoore5306  as stated, collective bargaining via unions have resulted in higher wages across the world. You would not have weekends or the 40 hour workweek without unions. You have been brainwashed. This video literally states what has happened in the past when there is weak union power.
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  149.  @Mr.Funnyman273 +50 rubles. Sorry +80 rubles, forgot to factor in the Russian wage increases of late, my bad.
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  150.  @lostvayne104 *SVR (the KGB / FSB that deals with intelligence outside of Russia for the Russian state)
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  151. It isn't. Near 6,000,000 cars produced in late 2017 to half of that in mid 2023. That's a freefall. Not to mention consumers are realising that German cars aren't actually that reliable or luxurious anymore vs the competition, who offer better in both aspects at a lower price point. Ask anyone who actually knows cars.
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  152.  @RealisticTimberwolvesFan  Blind taste tests have proven this to be wrong in other countries with Aldi. As have lab tests. They literally come from the same factories dude, just different labelling. OEMing isn't just in electronics. Food companies have made food for other companies with them paying the food manufacturers to slap their packaging on it for a long time now.
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  153.  @thewatch3124 Laughable. He further weakened labour law and cost Kiwis literal billions of dollars by stopping contributions to the sovereign wealth fund.
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  154. Australia produces enough food for 90 million people and is one of the most food secure places on Earth. This is not an issue.
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  155. 5:22 - Based off the median income, this is closer to 37% for Denmark.
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  156.  @vladstefan5216  basically, yes, it's polluting, but it still FAR less overall polluting than the alternatives. Don't fall victim to the perfection fallacy.
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  157. winning comment. And tapioca pearls even had COVID related supply chain issues too!
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  158. Ahhhhhhhhh.....I'm the dude version of you. This entire video is me and my thoughts. The mid 30s solo in another country bit. The 'friendship grind', the thoughts about love, that lack of support, it feeling more than heavy at times. All of it. All my closer friends have other commitments and are geographically far away. Sure I can call them or social media message them, but it isn't the same. This got so bad that I flew 3 1/2 hours, with little notice, to some friends for their '20th relationship anniversary' - they celebrate that more than their wedding date - to attend it over a weekend. The other party guests were surprised I would do that just for a weekend. But It was just very much to see them again because like you, I feel deprived of those deeper connections where I live. My best closest friend is in another country too. We talk and message often, when I fly back to the place I grew up in, I see him and it's great, but yeah, it's not the same. That 'solo life' eh.
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  159. Pelosi ETF 😼😼😼
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  160. 8:06 - Yes, but the machines used to manufacture these chips are mainly made by ASML, a Dutch company. Manufacturing would just relocate somewhere else.
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  161. Yep, Good Times Bad Times is one of the better, neutral, well sourced, political analysis channels out there. They deserve far more subscribers and views.
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  162. I've actually been on a jury of an sexual assault case. 'Not guilty' doesn't mean you didn't do it, it means there's a reasonable doubt based on the information presented.
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  163. 'Operation Osoaviakhim' was this with the "relocation" of German specialists and their families to the USSR (see NKVD agents storming your house). Both the USSR's and US's rockets were both in reality German tech from these specialists. Aircraft experts, cruise missile experts, rocket specialists, radar and radio experts, specialists in solid rocket propulsion, gyroscope experts and navigation system experts - ~2200 in total (+ family members) - everything you need for rockets to go zoom zoom.
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  164.  @44WillM44  no due to pure cost and lag in time of build. SMRs are still a relative joke and rooftop solar in sunnier places is BY FAR cheaper. Not to mention there is no transmission line upkeep. There’s a reason why data centres use them.
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  165. 3:52 - "As a cricket player, Khan was no stranger to spin" - you can tell this was Antony the Aussie's writing here! - for people not familiar with cricket: It's a wordplay on 'political spin' and 'spin bowling', being a type of bowling / pitch in the sport of cricket.
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  166.  @curiousmonster8221  I do. In reality, wind is far cheaper and you don’t know crap about wholesale electricity markets if you don’t know what short and long term supply contracts are.
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  167.  @Hsiao-ChunLi  mine was more focused towards the geopolitics side and relationship between China, Taiwan and these countries like Wendover states in the video. It's a good general overview, but doesn't go into the history or the geopolitical complications 'on the ground' in these countries of such 'dollar diplomacy'.
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  168. Australia has this as well in the New Payments Platform or NPP. The US is 20 years behind Fintech wise vs the rest of the world.
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  169.  @boots3372  he has an OBE because of his contributions for others NOT to follow his steps. It is redemption. New Zealand's most respected criminologist was a former gang crim and has served time for it as well. You only know things only if you were in that world.
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  170.  @skvetny  how? There’s an Israeli living in Israel that literally states it is highly accurate and detailed and nuanced in the comments
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  171. Or a special episode
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  172.  @priscillazietsman1300 fluent in three (English, French, Italian), conversational in three (Arabic, Russian, Spanish)
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  173. the GOAT
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  174. OMG, a new 'Fall of Civilizations' episode coming soon! I love Brits like you and them explaining stuff :D
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  175.  @MrtavLadanSutra  "Anglo-Saxons breeding out" - lol you.
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  176. Meanwhile here in Australia, businesses aren’t allowed to pass on processing fees to the customer more than what it costs the businesses. And often these are already programmed into the POS terminals anyway, so neither the business or Visa / Mastercard / whoever can do dodgy things either. Don’t you love actual well balanced consumer law? Australia was the one the brought the world Steam game refunds via our consumer protection laws too. Also based upon what Louis said, gees, they rip you off over there good with those fees vs here. (It’s typically like a flat 1.1% to 1.6% fee here in Australia for Visa / Mastercard, more for AMEX)
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  177. This was an idea stolen from the channel ‘Fern’, whose entire channel’s content is based upon these Blender 3D animations and who did it first. Blender is the software used.
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  178.  @captnwinkle  Also working fast food is high pace, quick thinking, Get a grip kid. I grew up poor but I am more than comfortable in an upper middle income job. But I ain't stupid and try to educate myself on the issue before mashing the keyboard. Stop hating on the poor and look into, particularly in the US, the rich steal. Here's a clue: the top 1% of Americans have 16x greater wealth than the bottom 50%. And look up how most of England's rich descended from the Normans, who invaded and stole the land.
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  179.  @Arrows_Of_Doom  In reality, many of them were coerced into it. Or in Operation Osoaviakhim, the Soviet operation which was in reality bigger than Operation Paperclip, they and their families were taken away at 3am by armed personnel. But the Soviets weren't silly, they paid those scientists very well and gave them freedoms and luxuries other Soviet citizens couldn't get to lessen the chance they would defect or leak information to the West.
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  180. 5:38 - To note, Afterpay and Zip are Australian founded and were funded using Australian capital vehicles, not Silicon Valley. Zip acquired Quadpay to enter the US market, and Afterpay got Silicon Valley funding to expand into the US market, not founded on that funding. Important distinction.
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  181. Dude, the Soviets lost 16 Admirals in a single plane accident in peacetime because they overloaded the plane and forced the pilot to take off despite warning them. Not everything is a conspiracy. I wouldn't be surprised if the helicopter pilot was pressured to take off despite the weather.
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  182.  @saulgoodman2022  and you think the Conservatives would have been better? LOL - Just because one is far from perfect, doesn't mean you should vote for the worse option.
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  183.  @keithmoore5306  then you would watch this video and know what it was like when there were no unions. The host is a highly qualified experienced historian. I assume you forgo your weekends as you dislike unions?
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  184. Having actually written a paper on this very subject, Tonga us s very interesting case. Essentially well, it's complicated by the fact that its a major logistics hub for illcit drugs from China. The locals tend not to like that.
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  185.  @eat_ze_bugs it isn’t. A large cost of that is buying land.
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  186. At least Dan wasn't diabolical enough to incite a race riot am I right Alan?
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  187. I’m literally one of those users who switched from Android to iPhone. Watching this very video on it. Why? Apple were the only ones to create a ‘flagship’ phone that wasn’t gigantic so I could use it easily with one hand. And didn’t have any obvious issues like the software issues with the Google Pixel. The phone manufacturers can blame themselves for only catering to people with larger hands or those who want a gigantic phone. And the thing is none of their offers are actually bad. Apple Music in reality has a far better offering than Spotify for sound quality. It has also screen quality and camera quality that is up there. It is really in reality the best complete package. Yes, other Android based phones in some aspects are better, but are often significantly worse in other factors. I have zero fanboism in this. Only objective observations and backed up by objective measurements.
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  188. Not that easy or simplistic
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  189.  @o0Donuts0o not normal. But these aren’t normal circumstances.
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  190.  @JaxsonGalaxy  "that's pretty good" - when the bar has been lowered so much you settle :( that's what teenagers get paid here in Australia.
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  191. As a citizen of one of these nations living in another one of these nations, with a geopolitics degree, fantastic accurate analysis as usual by Shirvan and importantly, carefully worded as well. Shirvan my boi with the goods again! Always delivering with the quality videos!
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  192. 3:25 - 3:40 - This is what cult of personality (on both sides), gerrymandering and destroying the public education system does.
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  193.  @Hsiao-ChunLi  Alao Sam didn't mention how this dollar diplomacy is favoured over say Australian or New Zealand 'aid' in these countries and the reasons why that is. Also well, the role of the US as well.
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  194. In before this video also gets geoblocked in India by the Indian government LOL. A missed opportunity for a Surfshark or NordVPN sponsorship LOL
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  195. 4:43 - you forgot the Vietnamese government deliberately suppressing the value of the Dong to attract that foreign investment LOL (and of course they deny doing that) - this has the secondary benefit of growing their booming tourism sector as it is one of the cheapest countries to holiday in because of that. With that tourism comes 'soft power' like what Thailand is doing with their tourism sector. Who doesn't like Vietnamese food for example?
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  196.  @dr.woozie7500  nothing to do with it. Everything to do with algorithm automation tagging based upon the audio 😂 - They do this whenever you say ‘COVID-19’. Occam’s Razor eh. Do you serious think Google’s auto-bots are good when they can’t fix the massive obvious YouTube comments bot problem? 😂 You’re more blind to actual logic than Woozie in GTA San Andreas
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  197. Turkey is VERY much different and an anomaly due to the the central government having power to govern monetary policy, when in other countries they don't. There's a literal reason why they don't as it means people who don't know economics like Erdogan, can't wreck the economy.
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  198. This is literally neo-liberal capitalism at work bud. less insecure projection.
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  199. It will as it is highly politically popular and the construction unions have political power in Victoria.
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  200.  @keithmoore5306  to judge all unions by one corrupt one and to switch to the other extreme is extremely flawed thinking. And you know this.
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  201.  @bubblebrainbow  This isn't due to demand, it's due to a lack of adequate tenancy laws. Here in Melbourne, Australia, you can legally issue out notices to fix it and/or compensate you within 14 days and if they mess around after issuing it out twice, you can leave legally without legally breaking the tenancy and/or take them to tenancy law court to force them by law to fix it.
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  202.  @curiousmonster8221  nope. Swing and a miss again insecure one
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  203. 1 - It is not the whole dollar amount that counts in debt, it is it vs the size of the economy and how trustworthy you are that you will pay it back. Hoser's 'who has the most debt' video explains this well (with memes too) and he studied economics in university. 2 - Singapore does this perfectly fine and also a lot of people do this. It is similar to 'margin trading'. Once again, people are ignorant of how finance works and/or economics.
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  204.  @Talisguy  or both. Take out the word 'economic' for 'general carnage' and it is perfectly correct.
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  205. That would be a fun way to promote the funding!
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  206.  @darksideorbit8898 RealLifeLore studied international relations and he speaks fluent Russian. He literally has a degree in this and combining the two, Russian geopolitics is likely his specialty. He knows more than random Redditors. This is his ‘you all doubted me but now you come crawling back’ moment 😂
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  207. Indonesia would like it's wealth back
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  208. As a Cantonese person, this is far more to do with access to these healthy foods than it is about culture. Yes, culture is a factor but far less than access to these foods.
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  209. I have ADHD. The ironic thing is I often use your videos as the optimal stimuli when doing other tasks, as really, it's often just you and your voice and it's longer videos thus it's more focused 😂
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  210.  @vladstefan5216  you forget the reality that ALL energy generation is polluting, it's just the degree of it. And the net benefit if doing this is far better than landfill or loss making processing.
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  211.  @Gandalfthecommieslayer  the writers are to be credited for that neutral stance. However Simon is the executive producer of a lot of the channels, thus it is often his final decision of how the video will go. And they do read the comments and listen to constructive criticism feedback. Simon has hundreds of videos of practice at this point ha! There's a 'Today I Found Out' anniversary video that goes into the history of Simon on Youtube and his very first video voiceover and it is a big night and day difference. Simon also has theatre / actor training as well.
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  212.  @blackreign673 uh
.I have Iranian friends who fled Iran
.their carnival rides aren’t any safer 😅
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  213. Cooper by name, but amazing storyteller by heart! Like others, I have watched and listened to all these episodes on repeat! It isn't just your amazing storytelling, it is how you give context, nuance and accuracy many others miss.
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  214. it's called distraction because they know they are failing on those issues - it is a smoke screen essentially.
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  215.  @TheFront  I noticed that crisp Afrikaan pronunciation lol. And the pronunciation of 'police' is very South African Afrikaan accent. You still got a bit of it as I guess you have lived in Australia for a while.
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  216. and this is another symptom of the broken private healthcare system in the US. The 'free' PCR test aspect in other countries wouldn't need to be questioned as it's paid for by taxes and there is no profit or scam incentive (and Americans, before you cry 'OMG my taxes', are your private healthcare costs <1.82% of your pre tax wage, with a max $1000 'co-pay' total cost per year across everything like doctors, specialists, like in Australia?)
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  217. I popularised this meme post on Youtube via my comment on Reallifelore's video (which I stole off the original CaspianReport video) LOL. Don't steal my stolen post :P
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  218.  @kokofan50  this is blantantly false. Solar panels are for example 5x cheaper than in 2013. I don't mind nuclear but blantant falsehoods don't help no one. It is in fact (Gen4 uranium) nuclear, despite its environmental advantages, getting more and more economically unviable due to high capital costs and slow construction.
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  219.  @chiquita683  I know the profit margins. the cost includes R&D costs bud LOL
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  220. Winter was not a factor because it affected both sides equally. It is a common myth.
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  221. 7:35 - Another ancient tree species cut down to near extinction was the Kauri tree in New Zealand, as it was a high quality, very heavy wood. You still find them in older houses in New Zealand and as it is illegal to cut them down now, the ‘used’ wood is still highly prized (and thus very expensive) for making doors. It is a VERY dense and heavy wood and has amazing feel. If you have one of these older houses with this wood, do not get builders to trick you into letting it go without paying LOTS of money for it.
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  222.  @cabellones  Australia (and New Zealand) has historically bullied and exploited the South Pacific all the same.
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  223. And the 'clearing the deadwood' part of Angeball, which he has done at every club he's managed after season 1, has officially begun.
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  224.  @chemicalfrankie1030 see above. Land purchases is a significant cost.
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  225. Sky News is always misleading.
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  226. the stock market graph is more accurately going down eh LOL
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  227. This and Warographics’ 2 hour video are two of the more objective videos on this complex issue.
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  228. Not freight however.
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  229. Yeah, this type of partnership isn't new. See US propaganda and Hollywood for 60+ years. Thus why you see the US armed forces in every damn blockbuster Hollywood movie.
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  230. Abuse is rife on these ships and not just Chinese. Read up on Korean lead ones as well.
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  231.  @axxa5000 ‘integrity’? - The 3D animation idea was stolen from the channel ‘Fern’, and there are meme videos about RLL padding extra weasel words and sentences into their videos to pad out video time and they are self aware of this.
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  232. Most of the UK’s offshore wind is from Norwich to Hull
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  233. Yep, his voice and narration is so good and suits the video. The tone and pace is so relaxing. His talent isn't just in the video making! You really should do more voice work like audiobooks!!
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  234. Before Paul's ancestors were coopers, they were the oral storytellers of the tribe as this talent has to be genetic! Another masterpiece and I can't wait for the 4k visuals! Amazing storytelling, while giving when needed, proper context to explain things in an easy-to-digest manner, that helps me learn about these civilisations while your calm voice while you tell that story means it actually helps me fall asleep when I need to! I don't usually donate but it's the least I could do for this quality of storytelling and knowledge!
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  235. The Economy of GTA Online please!!!
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  236. 6:51 - In reality, the Chinese owned land still have to adhere to local laws. A clear example is the Crafar farms in New Zealand. The mainstream media focused on the Chinese buying, but only lightly touched on the fact that those farms were run down and were penalised multiple times by authorities for animal cruelty by their former local Kiwi owners and that it was running at a loss. The Chinese owners transformed those farms to be up to standard and profitable. However, yes, there should be stricter scrutiny on the buying of strategic assets like ports and chip companies.
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  237. The argument that a voice would create inequality by inserting race into the constitution is not only disingenuous – it is also plain wrong. It is wrong because the Australian constitution already includes several provisions about race, one of which gives parliament the power to make laws for “the people of any race for whom it is deemed necessary to make special laws”. This is often referred to as the race power, and it makes Australia the only country that has empowered its federal parliament to make laws based on race. Aside from being incorrect, claims that a voice would create racial inequality are also disingenuous because they are not made in order to support greater equality in Australia. Denying Indigenous Australians a voice in decisions that affect them will only serve to maintain racial inequality and continue the marginalisation and disempowerment of First Nations people.
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  238. it's both.
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  239. I see this comments section will be very civil and have mature discourse. yep. definitely.
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  240. Unsure why the other host, Nadja, didn't host this video, considering she's Slavic / Eastern European and thus the pronounciations would have been on point...mmmm.
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  241. Correct, but it isn't an issue for them now. And they learnt the hard way of energy independence and why in fact, renewables actually provide that energy independence ALOT more as the wind and the Sun don't care about silly human things called borders and geopolitics.
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  242. I'm sure this comments section will be very civil indeed.
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  243.  @Dullsonic3 so if the IRS information presented is false, it still ends up to be tax fraud. Got it.
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  244. Prove it.
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  245.  @captnwinkle " you were born in the richest country club" - in other words, you are out of touch. Work in fast food for ONE day and you will see. You forget all digital kiosks do is free up that labour to do other things. Employment numbers haven't dropped. You also forget that the rich do not pay their fair share **in regards to actual wealth**. I don't think I am "the top". More I grew up, DURING ECONOMIC AUSTERITY poor
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  246. this is interesting. And it makes historical sense.
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  247. It is literally economic right now. As of the posting of this video’s public release 15 mins ago from this post, the UK is currently running on 63% wind. The next biggest is nuclear at 15.5%
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  248. It was a botched software update to the client that guards that piece of hardware and reports back to the company's server for that service. The analogy is upgrading the security system in your home killing the power to your house. And yes, because I'm in IT and we know exactly what it is, and what that piece of software does. Occam's Razor.
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  249. so the BMW of outdoor gear. Got it.
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  250. This entire video doesn't apply to Australia where all the problems stated have been solved. In Australia, you literally have a retirement system where it is *mandatory* *on top of wages* ***by the employer***. It is a mandatory at least 10.5% (going up 0.5% each year to 12% in 2025). It can be even higher than this to attract workers and job applications. You then choose what investment company and portfolio you want. Most don't invest it themselves and have actual professional investors do it for them. And you can switch anytime. And there are many, including ethical ones. This is also a highly regulated industry in which if investment returns are poor, the fund literally by law have to state to their investors to recommend switching away from them. And there is strong laws against high fees as well. Also they often come with terminal illness insurance and income protection insurance bundled. And you can voluntarily contribute more with significant tax incentives to do so (up to a max of $27,500 per year so the rich don't exploit it). And it is very hard to take out any of that money early without significant proof and associated paperwork to prove that you need it for emergency funds. Not to mention it is tax free to withdraw when you hit 60 due to deliberate, wide open tax loopholes.
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  251. Ironically, you're painting the wrong narrative. In reality, it is just standard geopolitics in pure pure self interest. And that includes the Pacific Islands. The Pacific Islands aren't 'weak' 'damsels in distress' that needs saving from anyone. In fact, in reality, they have greater power more than ever and deliberately play the bigger powers against one another for that pure pure self interest. I studied South Pacific geopolitics, with a focus on Chinese relations. - SUPER interesting stuff and the history of it. Basically the West fell asleep from the early 2000s to the mid 2010s, thinking it was 'their backyard' and are paying for it now.
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  252. As stated, it is not immigrants that are the main issue as 2/3rds were students and as stated, they mainly rent first. This is backed up by hard stats from the NAB Residental Property Survey. As I stated before, a Brit actually understands the issues better than most Australians. Including you. Also it was the high LNG and coal prices that gave the government a massive surplus. Renewables actually makes it CHEAPER but yeah, sure, do you know more than AGL’s financial reports? Do you think they can lie to shareholders?
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  253.  @Cyprianous  and the West re-packaged the hawala system too in 'formal' legal ways too e.g. the company Transferwise
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  254.  @saimaberrii  Australia and NZ has historically broken it multiple times.
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  255. Correct but you can make enough barriers so they hack less or they don’t deem it’s worth the effort vs the reward compared to other targets. It is like having multiple loud barking dogs at your house. Sure, they can still steal stuff, but they would have less time to do so and why bother if the house down the road have no dogs and similar stuff to steal?
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  256.  @Bille994  much better than the UK yes. FAR from perfect however, with the main thing being housing cost literally dragging down the economy and this is measured in multiple ways.
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  257.  @eriklondon2946 nothing to do with it. Everything to do with algorithm automation tagging based upon the audio 😂 - They do this whenever you say ‘COVID-19’. Occam’s Razor eh. Do you serious think Google’s auto-bots are good when they can’t fix the massive obvious YouTube comments bot problem? 😂
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  258. you have to vet the person doing this as well as why I am guessing it is low. They have to know what they are doing and also, not be tempted to leave some to keep up supply (yes, that has happened before).
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  259. Time to him to waffle on and add meaningless sentences and weasel words for padded video time and him being self aware of it, in an otherwise good analysis :O
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  260. And Superdry is a BRITISH brand through and through so it isn't just the Chinese who do this.
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  261. He’s liking all the haters and poorly aged comments 😂
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  262. 😂 if you think the scam only targets women. Wanna know razor margins or cologne margins? 😂
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  263.  @technobladeleakedclips1827  lol, you think the stats lie? đŸ˜‚đŸ€Ł - Also you being a tourist, living and seeing tourist areas has little to do with everyday realities 😂
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  264.  @arcturionblade1077 why else do you think cheap / free education and healthcare is gated behind the armed forces in the United States? We both know the real reason.
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  265. *The Hill missed the massive nuances unfortunately.* Here in Australia, Rupert Murdoch owns 70% our print media (News Corp, who also own Fox News in the US), our media has a strong bias that has supported and helped elect our conservative party (Liberals) in the majority of our elections in recent history. This is actually a massive power struggle between Murdoch's news media ) and Facebook. Our former prime minister Kevin Rudd just sat before our senate for a Royal Commission into Murdoch's monopoly on our news media. You can view this in full on Kevin Rudd's Youtube page. The government is pushing Rupert Murdoch’s agenda - major news outlets will get compensated but independent journalists won’t. This Australian law says that, to simply link to news articles, one has to pay the publisher — and only establishment news qualifies. This disenfranchises independent news as well as breaks a key aspect of a free and open internet — being able to link to and move between different sites liberally.
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  266. @tripplefives orrr...decriminalisation, while supporting and funding rehabilitation centres is cheaper and more effective. It is proven around the world. If you treat it like a medical issue and not a criminal issue for the users, it is more effective.
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  267. A lot of it is padding for revenue. It still is very good geopolitical analysis, but he often deliberately uses longer sentences, extra words and repeating of themes later on in the video for time padding. Everyone knows it but don’t really care. A more concise geopolitical channel is CaspianReport
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  268. and also the Australian system, which has been praised around the world and in which the UK wants to emulate.
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  269.  @captnwinkle  it isn't replacing them. Maybe look into the issue of job mismatching i.e. no one is going to hire an accountant to do a marketing job. Not to mention circumstances with lack of mobility, particularly in the US with it's deliberately shitty public transport infrastructure. Grow up kid.
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  270.  @captnwinkle  literally you - "One experiment by psychologists at the University of California, Irvine, invited pairs of strangers to play a rigged Monopoly game where a coin flip designated one player rich and one poor. ... At the end of the game, when researchers asked the rich players why they had won the game, not one person attributed it to luck"
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  271.  @captnwinkle  Where I live, Australia, has the highest adoption of digital kiosks and self service checkouts in the world. And the highest minimum wages. There is record employment in fast food and supermarkets. For someone supposedly well travelled and been in business, you dunno much about the world or business reality. You do know if Trump literally stuffed the money in a bank account and literally did nothing, he would have more wealth than now. Do regular folks have the opportunity to fail many businesses and still be rich like him or did his daddy's wealthy allow him to get away with that? Same with you and your opportunities.
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  272.  @JimboJamboJames he isn’t just the narrator. He oversees the production and direction of all his channels. Yes, he has writers, editors and other staff, but he is the one that oversees it all and owns a stake in all of them. He used to narrate for other people on other channels, but it is known he owns at least a minority stake in all the channels he hosts and oversees production in of all them.
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  273. Only this is wrong, as per this: "The Soviet offensive coincided with an unusual temperature drop, to below minus 35 degrees Celsius on 5 and 6 December. But in fact, the Germans were able to ward off the Soviet attacks during these incredibly low temperature days. On 6 December, in a record minus 38 degrees below zero, German 9th Army counter-attacked at Kalinin with heavy support from Panzergruppe 3 [Panzer Group 3, a tank army consisting of several corps] and pushed back Soviet 31st Army across River Volga again. In the process, Soviet 250th Rifle Division was completely routed and had to be withdrawn from combat."
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  274.  @alanobrien9362  See where most of them currently are. Not hard to look this up
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  275.  @ëŠŹìŁŒëŻŒÂ  which was an absolutely disgusting act. We voted them out for a reason. That said, it wasn't "before you get any benefits".
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  276.  @Michael-lg4wz If you know any New Zealand economic history, it peaked in the 1950s, and latest late 60s 😂
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  277. Hey Georgian Tourism Board, the payment for Gattsu’s promotion is overdue. 😂
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  278. A Kiwi here now living in Melbourne. I was 3 years into a 4 year undergrad, majoring in geography when mental illness got too much for me at the time and I dropped out. I have an alright career now in my mid 30s so I feel it’s too late to finish it, but we’ll see. I appreciate your videos showcasing Australian geography! I watched your Melbourne earthquake video and knew it was an existing slip fault line going by what I looked up, but lacked the knowledge to know which one, so thanks for explaining it! I’m from Christchurch, and in an ironically way, the Feb 2011 earthquake hit just before my first lecture of the year there! Everyone got a strong education on earthquakes after. And also, well, knowing Melbourne and Victoria is more earthquake active than other parts of Australia, and with this year’s and the Mansfield earthquake, I’ve realised unfortunately Melbourne is woefully underprepared for them, both in a public education stance and building protection compared to it being drilled into your head from a young age with earthquake drills etc back in NZ. But thank you for your videos! A reminder of what I could have been in another life but hey, you carry on!
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  279. Or if you played Battlefield 1 ❀
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  280. The danger money better be good for poor Nick! Brave man indeed.
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  281. It actually backs up all what the video has said. It is overpriced. You don’t judge bubbles by one after hours. You judge it over time. Give it 1-2 years like the pandemic boom stocks
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  282. That isn’t the full story. Perun goes in depth into why judging based on pure budget numbers alone is far too simplistic in many ways. Honestly, go watch Perun. He explains it far more in depth in two one hour long videos 😂
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  283. And reapply for a visa and go through that process again while having less varied cultural experiences. 😂 These comments are full of people who have obviously never immigrated countries in their life 😂
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  284.  @DavidRamseyIII  I also know two people. Both have paid six figures....in tax last year. They don't look down on the poor because they aren't insecure like you.
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  285. and as stated before, It IS NOT bankrupt. The state government debt to GSP (gross state product) is less than 19%. It is next to nothing if you bother to actually look into the economics and not parrot the right wing talking points
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  286. and he is qualified to do so. That is all that matters.
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  287.  @CabbageBloke 63% at this very moment
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  288. The comments section delivers again LOL
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  289. Luckily, he has been arrested now. Like the coward he is, he was hiding at his grandma's house.
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  290. As much as it sucks for the Japanese (and South Korean and EU) economy and companies, time to wait a few months to a year for those new car prices to plummet due to now oversupply.
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  291. look up the Chile coup. One of many.
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  292. name checks out
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  293. Their story needs to be told in film form with significant respect and of course, permission from the family. We need to preserve these stories.
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  294. However China is suffering from the "middle income trap" meaning low cost manufacturing raises labour costs to the point they aren't competitive anymore. Many companies are experimenting or have already done so, moved manufacturing to Vietnam and India. They also don't have to worry as much about China stealing their trade secrets in those countries either. Due to shipping costs and supply chain issues, many have on-shored back as well
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  295. Egyptian Army: "Can I join you?"
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  296. LOL thinking a president has anything to do with this. Please take a high school economics class.
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  297. Here in Australia, Rupert Murdoch owns 70% our print media (News Corp, who also own Fox News in the US), our media has a strong bias that has supported and helped elect our conservative party (Liberals, yes they are the CONSERVATIVE party in Australia) in the majority of our elections in recent history. This is actually a massive power struggle between Murdoch's news media and Facebook. Our former prime minister Kevin Rudd just sat before our senate for a Royal Commission into Murdoch's monopoly on our news media. You can view this in full on Kevin Rudd's Youtube page. The government is pushing Rupert Murdoch’s agenda - major news outlets will get compensated but independent journalists won’t. This Australian law says that, to simply link to news articles, one has to pay the publisher — and only establishment news qualifies. This disenfranchises independent news as well as breaks a key aspect of a free and open internet — being able to link to and move between different sites liberally.
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  298. Yes. In Chinese languages (Mandarin, Cantonese etc..) and a lot of Pacific Island languages, words or phrases are often repeated for emphasis. e.g. 'xiao' means small, but 'xiao xiao' can mean 'really small'. 'Mao' means cat (yeah, I know, really inventive :P) but 'mao mao' means 'kitty' or 'kitten'. Same with dog and puppy. Repeating the phrase someone has said, as with any language, can also mean you have acknowledged what they said or help you remember what they said.
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  299. You need to check your hearing. He said 1937
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  300.  @mr2octavio  they won’t as most of their customers are enterprise. They will not go into the legal nightmare that is that. Not to mention all this will do is increase non enterprise piracy and by law, they still have to patch pirated copies of Windows so there is no incentive to do what you think they would do
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  301. 1:04 - meme exploitable right there
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  302.  @jordansme1234567  you don’t get the Cramer prediction joke.
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  303.  @captnwinkle  not one of the rich players thought it was luck. This is literally your thinking. That others don't work as hard despite you getting FAR more opportunities "One experiment by psychologists at the University of California, Irvine, invited pairs of strangers to play a rigged Monopoly game where a coin flip designated one player rich and one poor. The rich players received twice as much money as their opponent to begin with; as they played the game, they got to roll two dice instead of one and move around the board twice as fast as their opponent; when they passed “Go,” they collected $200 to their opponent’s $100."
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  304. Only he got off on a technicality. it doesn't prove he was innocent, it only proved that the process convicting him was flawed: https://www.sbs.com.au/news/how-george-pell-won-in-the-high-court-on-a-legal-technicality
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  305. You can't do Wise?
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  306. This video is BY FAR the most in-depth analysis out there on this! Let others know!
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  307.  @mr.wang_nextdoor9306  fantastic thoughtful reply to a rather dumb, ignorant comment.
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  308.  @teo2975  It has been the centre for spies LONG before that as well lol.
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  309. This factor out the factor of founders rigging the voting rights 😂
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  310. 13:06 "Overinvesting resources in a bad design" stares at Boeing
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  311.  @MyVanir  it's a reply to how all these problems are already solved.
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  312.  @MajorPickleSwag  they are more than compensated well. Australia is the direct opposite of the US wage law wise.
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  313. Yeah, this type of partnership isn't new. See US propaganda and Hollywood for 60+ years. Thus why you see the US armed forces in every damn blockbuster Hollywood movie.
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  314.  @jameswatson5807  There are alot around the Kolkata region as there was historic Chinese settlement there from the mid 1700s. Multiple generations and where the unique cuisine of Indian-Chinese comes from! Chicken lollipops taste a lot better than the name! ;)
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  315. Most of an EV battery is graphite, nickel, aluminium and copper. If you are thinking of the lithium, most of that is mined in Chile and Australia. Most of the Congo’s cobalt is VASTLY exported to China. Cobalt free batteries already exist and are being more and more used. CATL, China’s biggest battery manufacturer, has already released a sodium-ion EV car battery. The PlayStation 2 had a lot of cobalt too and it was widely reported by the media then too but that can’t get in the way of that gaming nostalgia right? Stop pretending to care.
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  316. Yep, it is ALL about the stylist, not the place. I've been going to mine for around the same amount of time. I know I pay extra for mine vs your cheaper places - but I know it is 'not f it up insurance' as he always styles it right and even 3 weeks after, with my admittedly bad hair styling maintenance, it still looks good, even straight out of bed. I literally asked him once 'I'm a blank slate. Do what you think would look good on me' and he more than delivered on that blind trust, so I forever trust what he does to my hair. Too many in the past have messed it up due to my hair (many don't know how to style Asian hair properly) and how it grows. I could never produce the magic he does and thus I pay the man that extra. If he moves somewhere else, I'm going to that other place and I don't care where it is in the city, I ain't letting go of him. Alex, my man, I need to see you soon for that magic again!
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  317. ALL modern banking is digital, yes, even your cash mate. How do you think they store your bank account.
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  318.  @SensSword grow up kid
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  319. You ‘forgot’ the taxes and like in Germany, how residential prices subsidise industry but screw actually looking into it right? 😂
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  320. To note: This was rigged against it from the start due to the provision that 4 of the 6 states need to vote majority Yes. Read the following and dodge the obviously racist comments: "The argument that a voice would create inequality by inserting race into the constitution is not only disingenuous – it is also plain wrong. It is wrong because the Australian constitution already includes several provisions about race, one of which gives parliament the power to make laws for “the people of any race for whom it is deemed necessary to make special laws”. This is often referred to as the race power, and it makes Australia the only country that has empowered its federal parliament to make laws based on race. Aside from being incorrect, claims that a voice would create racial inequality are also disingenuous because they are not made in order to support greater equality in Australia. Denying Indigenous Australians a voice in decisions that affect them will only serve to maintain racial inequality and continue the marginalisation and disempowerment of First Nations people."
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  321.  @fav843  it isn't the best in the world and objective OECD metrics show this time and again. You are aware it was government deregulation that caused the GFC right? Have you ever questioned your rugged hyper-individualism?
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  322.  @Rachel_M_ we don’t know either way. It is bias if you have any other position.
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  323. Remember your ancestors crossed the Bering land bridge to seek a better life. Seeking a better life is human.
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  324.  @nico-nl6cz  that isn't censorship. it is literally "*you are not qualified to give this advice* - same as a doctor
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  325. yeah that's not gonna be for a while as there are ALOT of Ukrainian children and teenagers in the country eh!
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  326. It is more complex now however. ‘Chi-fi’, or Chinese company made audio products, in audio hobbyist circles is well known for their value for money. Oppo was famous for Audio visual hobbyists for their high end DVD and Blu ray players before they made smartphones. They were objectively measured and had part tear down reviews so they were confirmed to actually be very high quality. Lenovo is Chinese owned as well. But they all use Western made parts, but they still require the right engineering and manufacturing cost. Parts is one thing, engineering to utilise them properly is another. You don’t judge a car purely by the tyres it has for example.
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  327. @Protocols of Zion it isn't hard to type "no jab, no play" into Google. Less "woke", more reality fam.
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  328. Not taking enough leave actually negatively affects your 'work record' in the eyes of HR and Payroll in most countries as it messes up their books in regard to labour costs and budgeting for that as they still have to pay you that paid leave money regardless.
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  329. incorrect on all counts. It is proven company tax rates do not affect productivity. Companies will do whatever to access a market e.g. conforming with the Chinese government or EU's GDPR laws. Some money is better than no money.
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  330.  @captnwinkle  you forget because you are rich, you get far greater opportunities. Look up the massive starting funding Bezos, Gates and Musk got.
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  331. 5:58 - 7:00 - 'without a great deal of diplomatic clout and so on' - As I stated before, The Pacific Islands aren't 'weak' 'damsels in distress' that needs saving from anyone and painting this picture ignores the history of Pacific Island nation geopolitics. In fact, in reality, they have greatest diplomatic clout now than they ever have had and have always deliberately played the bigger powers against one another for that pure pure self interest. I studied South Pacific geopolitics, with a focus on Chinese relations. Not to mention the Solomon Islands' historic unrests is FAR more complicated than just the people recognising one China over the other.
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  332.  @very7962  it doesn't do that at all. You still have a choice. And you know it
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  333.  @aydenfellerhoff3160 Yes, because they lucked out and had the most progressive government in Australian history during the 80s and early 90s while the US, UK and NZ went down the neoliberalism route and thus wage suppressed and destroyed union power.
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  334.  @cas9007  Disagree. Muji's socks are unbeatable really.
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  335. I've actually been on a jury of an sexual assault case. 'Not guilty' doesn't mean you didn't do it, it means there's a reasonable doubt based on the information presented.
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  336. AMERICANS: READ THE ACTUAL AUSTRALIAN COMMENTS HERE The Hill missed the massive nuances unfortunately.
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  337. Your tax dollars massively subsidise the fossil fuel industry as well
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  338. 9:12 - ‘The absence of intimacy you don’t have to earn’ - ahhhhhhhhh! You always have the perfect words to describe a situation. You have got incredible introspection and articulation skills Ash. I’ve been stuck in this cycle for 3 years now. And yeah, I feel restless. So restless I’m on a whim booking a trip to Japan and planning it. The irony of travelling and seeing new things and moving out and about that makes me less restless. Maybe like you I should make a move at 37 as well! But a holiday on a whim will do for now. The holiday to increase the novelty. Am I running away from my problems with that novelty? I’m unsure. Part of me says yes, but part of me needs that fuel from the novelty to tackle my problems better. It is likely both.
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  339.  @SDZ675  only it is in systems that do this well e.g. Australia. It is legally under your name and the government cannot seize it.
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  340. *AMERICANS: READ THE ACTUAL AUSTRALIAN COMMENTS HERE* The Hill missed the massive nuances unfortunately.
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  341.  @maxiona714  there’s others like Perun as well.
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  342.  @gregorymalchuk272  yeah no. Once again, it depends on geography. Rather source the IEA eh.
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  343. If you work in a corporate job in any sort of leadership position or in a regulated industry, you have strict guidelines surrounding gifts, no matter how much it is, due to conflict of interest / decision influence, even is subconscious.
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  344.  @aSSGoblin1488  He owns at least a minority stake in all the channels he hosts and he owns a stake in the production company too. He is the executive producer for them and is basically the final word on decisions. They have ALOT of writers for the different channels, who all specialise in different things.
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  345. I wonder if Ben could answer this: Does this factor in the higher effective yield of domestic stocks regarding imputation credits? And does it factor in the average different dividend returns of a random country’s stockmarket e.g, Australia is known to have a much higher dividend yield?
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  346.  @Chris-wq3pe  there already is. It's sodium-ion batteries. Lithium has greater energy density for the size and is lighter, thus why it is used for your phone for example. Renewable battery storage doesn't need to consider size and weight as it is stationary. Sodium-ion is also cheaper for the energy density vs lithium.
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  347. *Sigh* This HEAVILY depends on geography, and how it is implemented. China implemented it poorly. But you are going to have all the dumb comments stating all green energy is uneconomcial and bad, which is FAR from the case. China was too heavily dependent on Australian highly refined coal, which has NOTHING to do with green energy. Not even suggesting all of this is bad research at best, downright misleading at worst.
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  348. see my comment, you know nothing in reality.
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  349.  @Vastafari34  nothing to do with it. Everything to do with algorithm automation tagging based upon the audio 😂 - They do this whenever you say ‘COVID-19’. Occam’s Razor eh. Do you serious think Google’s auto-bots are good when they can’t fix the massive obvious YouTube comments bot problem? 😂
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  350. This has been far more detailed and goes into the people and reasoning for things in it more than other videos on the Walled City. Great video. Not to mention the usual nice ‘3D’ graphics!
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  351. This is why in civilised coutnries, we have universal healthcare. Yes, it's still a basic monopoly, however there is no profit incentive and the only incentive for governments is to properly heal you so you get back to work quicker (see more tax revenue), and paying you say welfare payments if you are jobless or disabled is still ALOT cheaper than hospital and medical costs so covering people who can't work is still incentivised. And no, is your private health insurance <1.82% of your pre-tax income like in Australia? And no, we don't pay more tax than you **for the median income**. There are online income tax calculators of any country in the world these days, don't make yourself look silly. And no, the wait times and services are similair if not better than the US. A lot of countries with unviersal healthcare have MORE doctors and midwives per 100,000.
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  352. Americans: In Australia here: This heavily misses the mark and nuance of the issue due to essentially, them not being in Australia. Read my comments.
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  353. as stated, you are projecting your own ignorance of basic economic principles.
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  354.  @peterroberts4415 Yeah, those from actual countries with military service can handle guns better than your weekend warrior arse and respect them a lot more too.
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  355.  @bboi1489 they likely would have, but unless we get explicit permission from the family to know, we don’t need to know out of respect.
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  356.  @maxrebo8455  Always go for quality, regardless of where they are made. Not gonna buy 'Aussie made' if they are shit quality like this. Buying Aussie made for the sake of it is just dumb faux-patriotism.
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  357.  @justmechanicthings  Far from it. More it was bought out by Louis Vuitton, who wanted (successfully) to turn it into a 'luxury' brand i.e. high price, shit quality. - I used to work in the head office of a company who owns brands that are marketed as 'luxury' items, I know the margins ROFL. There's a reason why every celebrity has a beauty product. Pure, pure profit. Difference between cheaper and 'luxury' brands, in beauty products at least, is like 20-50 cents more per unit to make (slightly better quality), but say double+ the wholesale and retail price ROFL.
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  358. the experimental pre WWI bomber Sikorsky Ilya Muromets would be cool to see Dark Skies!
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  359. because the dynamics are very different regarding the role of the state in Argentina. And I am very anti neoliberalism.
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  360. The comments section never loses 😂
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  361. it isn't all. It was compounded by the fact that the update rebooted servers and laptops when they usually don't. This in turn causes cascading issues like dominoes downstream as the machines downstream from the server can't connect to services it needs to run properly upstream of it. The analogy is upgrading the security system in your home but accidentally knocking out the power to your house and thus every device connected to that power.
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  362. My reasons aren’t practical? - Try finding a small higher end 6.3” inch smartphone that has telephoto lens I can hold with one hand. You can’t. Can’t blame Apple for other manufacturers only producing gigantic screen smartphones which are a pain to hold with one hand. And the software isn’t dodgy like with the latest Pixel. I have no brand loyalty. I switched to Apple from Android for these reasons. The Apple anti fanboys are far worse in their snobbiness than any Apple fanbois these days. This isn’t the mid 2010s. No one gives two shits anymore.
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  363.  @GAMER123GAMING  lol, you know nothing about their navigation skills.
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  364. It is because he IS a college professor. "Boyle is the Founder of Palomar Capital Management, a UK-based hedge fund. He is a professor of finance at King’s Business School King's College London, and a visiting professor of finance at Queen Mary University of London in the School of Economics and Finance."
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  365.  @myahsoodinim8570  yeah, that is a great oversimplification. The Afghan civil war of 1928, and tribal revolts and the political infighting....
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  366. Guess what tinfoil hats who think "it's all about the vaccine"? THIS ALREADY EXISTS. You dunno what "no jab, no p(l)ay" is do you? The world hasn't collapsed with it, and it's saved the health system A TON of cost. Less tinfoil please. Everyone tough talks.....until their government payments are taken away.
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  367. this is incorrect. We DO have a manufacturing industry. Only it is in things that are not consumer based as that makes too little profit vs. industrial. Australia are leaders in petroleum and mining equipment manufacturing for example. There's a solid damn reason why you don't see Philips consumer products anymore but you see Philips everything in a hospital.
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  368. Australian FinTech and software development is top class as well. the biggest example being Altassian. If you don't work in IT, you would have never heard of them
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  369. The 'repeat' is literally Turkey from Mustafa Kemal AtatĂŒrk after the Ottoman Empire collapsed after WWI (Harsh condition make great sultan) to Erdogan (Weak sultan make harsh condition) today as well!
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  370. It's small / normal size in reality. Many are in reality so distant from the realities of where their food comes from.
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  371. he's Hungarian, Mr. Casual Racism.
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  372. The writer of this piece (not the presenter) is actually Serbian. You know that right? You think they don’t know the politics of their homeland / their ancestry? 😂
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  373.  @captnwinkle  I am highly likely wealthier than you...DUE TO STRONG LABOUR LAWS.
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  374.  @juliansmith4295  wouldn't need it. the polling is different from Canada and its a far more fairer voting system in Australia, the left wing is strongly favoured to win, it's just by how much and by how much the Greens and the independents influence that. Yes, due to Australia’s far fairer voting system, third parties and independents are much more influential and there's been a strong movement towards them as voters reject the two main parties in their preferential vote (Australia has preferential STV voting)
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  375. You know what's ironic: The 'B' at Australia from 7:50 is actually restricted airspace LOL. The dot covers as least part of the ‘Woomera Range Complex’, which the Australian military uses to conduct military exercises and tests. It is also ironically similar to the land area of.....North Korea.
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  376. (Losing) Money talks.
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  377.  @BillabongboyAU the reality is however is Australian ‘investors’ buy 3x as much.
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  378.  @ericp1139  Perun before this was in Australian arms procurement for a private company. He has explicitly stated that is the reason why he cannot comment ever on Australian arms procurement. It is like how CaspianReport can never comment on Azerbaijani politics (as Shirvan, the main man behind CspainReport, likes his livelihood and likes his family's safety).
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  379.  @alexgamble4718  you know nothing. It is literally the ‘socialism’ that makes Australian wages so much higher. This being strongly ‘enterprise bargaining agreements’ in Australia. Y’know the thing Jacinda re-introduced to NZ as ‘fair pay agreements’, and that the currently in power right wing government wants to get rid of again. Another is the 11.5% on top of wages Super (aka ‘KiwiSaver’ in NZ, 401 for the Americans), all employer contribution, unlike the best scenario net zero on (3% employer, 3% employee) contributions in NZ.
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  380. Only it is proven hiking the price forces people to quit due to cost. This is done successfully around the world.
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  381. It being transitionary is correct. In Australia, we have already passed this transitory period. In Australia, we printed the money printer adding about 15% to the money supply (vs 40% in the US). We have experienced no increase in consumer price inflation caused by this. Our increases in inflation is mainly based on the price of housing and the oil price, both of which is nothing to do with the money printer. Also note that in the US, FAR more working age Americans died of COVID-19 vs other countries and thus pushing up labour shortages and thus inflation via supply chain bottlenecks and increased wages. - In Europe, skyrocketing energy prices are a big factor in inflation and in the UK, it's both energy prices and supply chain bottlenecks and labour shortages caused by Brexit.
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  382. Gonna need some sources bro. This gonna be good.
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  383. US foreign policy does not change that fast and that drastic.
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  384.  @mikeburley8255  Actual academics here, in QUT law school professors. He got off on a technicality, the technicality does not prove innocence in anyway, only it proved the conviction was concluded in a flawed way, re-trial and new lawsuits are 1000% coming: https://www.sbs.com.au/news/how-george-pell-won-in-the-high-court-on-a-legal-technicality
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  385.  @aarondavidson6409  we still produce enough food for 80-90 million people and have one of the highest food production to hectare/ acre / sq km / what-measurement-of-area-you-want in the world with multiple crops
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  386. Thing is: I was one of these socially backwards Chinese youth. It really seems down to, as you might well know Serpentza, that boys in traditional Confucius-influenced East Asian cultures, are overprotected to the point where they get no social skills. There is a meme that makes fun of this in which the parents are when the boy is 16: "You should not go out, you must study to better yourself" Age 27: "Why aren't you married yet? Why don't you have a girlfriend? Are you gay?". Many overprotected boys grow into men who did not naturally develop the social skills other people would in their teens and early 20s. Yes, I feel this is downright exploitation but I feel also some interaction is still better than nothing pre-Internet steams like this. I FORCED myself to develop my social skills post 24 (now 31 and absolutely fine social skills wise) and that was NOT an easy thing, with assistance from mental health workers. As you know, mental health is frowned upon in mainstream Chinese society, which worsens this problem.
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  387.  @Jewel_Screaming_Chango8387 wrong. The US First Security Assistance Force and Guyanese Armed Forces have already ‘coincidentally’ held military excerises a week ago. And made them nice and open and public with plenty of access for the media. I wonder why
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  388. Yep, always ask the locals. Chris is a local at this point really. Having old Asian uncles and aunties look at you thinking 'What the hell is this tourist doing here?' at multiple food places only locals go to, like I did, is a compliment LOL. Yeah, I didn't travel to this random food place in the middle of an industrial area for nothing LOL
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  389. and you think the Conservatives would have been better? LOL - Just because one is far from perfect, doesn't mean you should vote for the worse option.
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  390. not gonna lie, that username is amazing.
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  391.  @MrRedsjack  the UK government aren't stupid. And him being semi-famous thus a target, they will know he is there / that he entered the country.
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  392. Oh no, the Internet and its dark humour 😂😭
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  393.  @johnc6497 in reality, disabling USB cables via assistance from third party solutions is the first thing you do. USB sticks
. Good luck 😂
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  394. Roman’s accent is mixed light Russian and general American. His Russian comes out in certain stressed parts of words (for example, the ‘ee’ when he says ‘speech’ or that Roman stresses the ‘a’ in ‘accent’ more than most English speakers, who stress the ‘c’s more) more but it is far from stereotypical. The way Roman stresses the ‘i’ in ‘shit’ is quite Russian. As are the ‘ache’ sounds in ‘make’ and ‘Patreon’. I’ve been told I pronounce foreign words and names better than other English speakers because I pay attention to these stresses. Having grown up with Cantonese as a first language, you have to pay attention to these stresses and tones.
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  395. 3:02 - we know you pressed F1 too.
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  396. Comment section delivers 😂
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  397.  @boogiedownbronx73  Chinese investment has collapsed since 2018. Also this building is funded by a Malaysian developer.
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  398. My fat arse thought of confectionery. Admit it, you did too.
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  399.  @SBANDOOOO566  grow up kid. This is not the comments section to do it.
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  400. Meanwhile me: Investing in a truck parts company with a near monopoly, an offshore vessel company in which the industry has a shortage of until at least 2027, and the only speculative one being a niobium (see rare earth metal) company who sits on top of a massive Tier 1 deposit and is needed for renewables and has massive shortages. Up 25% in 2-3 months and hodling the hell out of the offshore vessel company that it’s pending a takeover (that is far too cheap thus likely to be voted down in shareholder voting in June, which I will too as the shares are actually in my name). And I’m interested in opening a position in an electricity infrastructure construction and maintenance company that looks way too cheap share price wise and will only get better due to greater electricity demand in years to come. But I always give it a few days to see share volume etc Good investing with good core fundimentals is boring investing. Alot of those with low P/E ratios, particularly ‘defensive’ stocks = DEEP FCKING VALUE Oh yeah, Tradingview, even the free version, is over 9000 based too.
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  401.  @geographicaloddity2  SMRs are a joke. And battery storage literally does load management better and thus why battery storage is currently used for that.
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  402.  @Avellar3000  thorium? LOL. I LOOOOOVE how all the nuclear fanbois NEVER look at the total generation cost (which is both capital cost and generation cost). Thorium is an even bigger costly joke due to the capital cost than Gen 4 nuclear.
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  403. The Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund says hi. It is run separately and deliberate barriers are put up to make it really hard to mess with by politicians
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  404. because they weren't. It was a botched software update to the client that guards that piece of hardware and reports back to the company's server for that service. The analogy is upgrading the security system in your home killing the power to your house.
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  405.  @saintjezebel  this is flawed as back then, you farmed your own food. Stating this long myth forgets how feudalism and serfdom actually worked.
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  406.  @saintjezebel  basically you are so detached from the horrors of feudalism and serfdom that you dunno how it was actually like or it how it worked. This is a positive thing but it also creates historical misconceptions.
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  407. It IS NOT bankrupt. The state government debt to GSP (gross state product) is less than 19%. It is next to nothing if you bother if actually look into the economics and not parrot the right wing talking points.
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  408. new episode! HYPE HYPE HYPE! Paul, you are an *amazing* storyteller, along with your obvious passion and archaeological knowledge.
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  409. Fossil fuels get more government subsidies.
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  410. It really isn’t. They wouldn’t function otherwise. This is like saying all plants are bad without stating any nuance. How else are you meant to fund the funds without investing the money?
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  411.  @Right-Is-Right  uh no, there is documented evidence bud.
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  412.  @Zwordfish88 Anastasi would know more than any of us armchair experts combined as she is actually qualified to do so and in the industry. I’d rather listen to what she has to say eh.
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  413.  @CloudGamingBeliever  dude, it costs money to move.
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  414. less social media tin foil hats eh.
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  415.  @forthetermofournaturallive3600  you are aware that Liberal politicians have used the counter terrorism police to suppress exposure of corruption, and shredded documentation regarding their corruptness in NSW right?
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  416. the Paraguayan War is wild AF as well and would be great for others who dunno how wild it is: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Paraguayan_War
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  417.  @tuckerbugeater  wrong. Here in the state of Victoria, Australia, we have capped fare prices to below US $7 per day return. Including country lines. Many take those lines as it takes around the same amount of time driving. You forget about the cost savings via far less cars on country roads, meaning less road maintenance needed and the roads last longer. Not to mention the savings to the train riders, who would spend that money elsewhere, boosting the local economies. Not to mention the price point would mean more city folk take trips out to country places they otherwise would not have taken, spend money there, and thus boost their local economies. Like I have.
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  418.  @StevenAllen-z6b ever consider the ‘snitches’ are the ones not in jail / not forced to turn into essentially double agents or insiders so they can actually tell these stories in the first place without consequences as they have the legal right to (and witness protection)? 😂
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  419.  @jacekicksass see my post above. Geopolitics isn’t as simple as you think it is. It is NEVER a pure numbers game.
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  420. 2:56 - Hungary's gonna blame lag for disconnecting.
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  421.  @jacksonross1665  depends on role in reality
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  422.  @EnnoMaffen  You know there were Native Americans and Spanish settlers in the area long before then right?
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  423.  @dustinkelton695 please don’t joke about these things.
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  424. Shorts are essentially advertising for the channel via bigger reach. That's the reality.
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  425. Never forget the Liberals have tried to undermine these processes and gains, including our current government.
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  426. New Zealander here: Your pronunciation of 'Waitomo' is close enough. You pronounce it with a higher pitch 'o' sound vs. the correct Maori pronunciation but apart from that it's fine. It's 3 syllables like you pronounced it so good job Simon!
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  427.  @inteallsviktigt  It is expensive due to taxes subsidising industry, not generation. Also what people don't realise is was Germany was in a hard place in 2008 as their nuclear reactors were getting old and they decided to extend the life of them, *which is not cheap* until 2022. The Fukushima happened and they were stuck between a rock and a hard place.
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  428.  @majortophat3083  Australia's major cities are too far away for HSR. You need major cities within 500km of each other for it to be cost effective, and yes that includes added economic activity and not just pure operation cost. We have learnt from Spain, whose only line that is profitable, including added economic activity, is Madrid to Barcalona. China has it for nationalist political reasons as opposed to it actually being cost effective.
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  429. It isn’t even that complicated 😂
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  430. Others have noted this detail before, including ‘Asianometry’, who is a YouTuber who is Taiwanese-American and lives in Taiwan and mainly has content surrounding semiconductor and computer industry related happenings and history.
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  431. 33:24 The grandma that speaks 4 languages! That wasn't what I expected - track her down in the future!!
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  432. "Battlefield 1 is just battlefield 4 with a ww1 skin." - Far too simplified if you actually look into it.
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  433. ALL government debt is like this. Complement this video with hoser’s government debt video, which is economically accurate as well but actually adds more nuance based on how the debt is sourced and structured from various countries. And he does it while using memes.
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  434. All the good actors study the character they are playing.
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  435.  J Money  gonna need more critical thinking for you. I.e. you question both ways, and not put an exception for your biases.
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  436. And absolutely overpriced.
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  437.  @ArturoGarzaID  it’s a Cramer investment advice joke
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  438.  @hindugoat2302  So basically you are endorsing that the lockdown is working then. and how twisted are you to want MORE infections to feed your ego?
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  439. Sorry Jake, this is misleading: 1) An increase in money supply *does not* mean that money is in circulation 2) Failure to mention the absolute rollercoaster ride of inflation pre 1971 and pre Keytnesian economics 3) Failure to mention the declining union membership and anti-union laws in the US that lead to that point
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  440.  @Vandelberger  yes, 10 years ago. They are majority renewables now, mainly via offshore wind actually.
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  441.  @johnminichielli8957  you assume real wages aren't a thing. Back to high school economics thanks.
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  442.  @Freerunemem  see my post. It's fine if you are looking at 35-45 year horizons. And you nominate who gets the funds when you pass away.
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  443.  @DeftPol  That said, the Victorian Labor government has implemented far higher stamp duty and is pushing for housing stock and vastly increased land banking taxes. This has resulting in Melbourne having the second lowest rental prices out of the capital cities, behind a declining population Hobart. It is inaction by other state governments as well.
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  444.  @Godleelife  Are you an IT like I am? Did you have to deal with the ramifications of this like I did? Maybe you should trust the opinion of those who actually attend to these things for a job.
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  445. You deserve more views. Also 4:23 to 5:23 - This is me and in my mid 30s as well I feel exactly the same as you. I moved countries to find myself and I am still trying to. However I'm hesitant to move away because of 'golden handcuffs'. My job pays well above average for the tasks I do (I took advantage that COVID job shortage period and I got a job offer at another place, but my current place counter offered and beat it) and well, 11.5% on top of wages towards your (American translated) '401k' isn't to be scoffed at. I'm life direction lost more than ever.
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  446.  @tom.m  They do listen and implement constructive criticism. That said, many are doing this for pictures to get around Youtube's flawed auto-copyright issues thus why you have seen it for many channels as of late. It could be that.
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  447. Israeli officials have stated that was actual propaganda and retracted it. And you fell for it.
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  448. Meanwhile next week, you'll get to see how a civilised voting system works in STV preferential voting in Australia - and you'll also get to see another rejection of our 'Temu Trump' and 'Go Trump, get Thumped' episode 2 LOL - and you might even see a repeat of the right wing leader losing his own marginal seat LOL (MY GOD PLEASE LET THIS HAPPEN)
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  449. Yes and no. In Australia here. Many young Australians are in reality a lot wealthier than a lot of counterparts their age due to their mandatory, on top of wages (currently at minimum 11%), pension fund contributions, which are invested. Most, if not all, Australian workers are indirectly owners of Youtube in reality via this. The only issue for many is that (rightfully) it is very hard to access that money until you are 60. Also, the infrastructure and healthcare system is not as bad. The reason why it isn't as bad is due to strong unions in healthcare and a Western European-like system of wage negotiation and standards, it increases wages that in reality attract FAR more overseas health professionals and hardly any of them leave Australia. For example, a FY1 junior doctor gets paid 59% more than one in the UK. Not a typo. Fifty-nine percent. And that isn't including that 11% on top I mentioned earlier. Yes, Australia has a notorious housing crisis, but it isn't worse than Ireland in other factors objectively. It doesn't mean Australia does not have problems, It does. But you just don't see the human brain drain flight from Australia like from Ireland and New Zealand. Ironically, they often go to Australia, because of said wages.
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  450. Yep. He forgot to like some poorly aged hater comments 😂
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  451. lol what...nothing to do with it. but stay edgy bro.
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  452. 1:06 - Simon, it's more correctly pronounced 'O-tah-go', not 'o-tay-go'!
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  453. Only the stats have proven that it has not increased suicides.
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  454. 1) The company behind this owns like 10 other channels eh. 2) They know the serious nature of the topics means any sponsors take away from views and is detrimental for long term growth 3) Like how Amazon subsidies their e-commerce with AWS, they likely do it with the revenue of the other channels. Yes, Amazon's e-commerce that you know well often loses money but like for them, it is about cornering a market, in this case, modern geopolitics analysis Youtube 4) They know the growth of this channel and they know this channel gets views 5) Use half a brain next time.​
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  455. Not a lot of huge, modern *looking* buildings - the design is deliberate and by government design. They are still modern really.
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  456. Another great related thing to look into is how some so-called 'defensive' and 'boring, background' stocks are going BRRRRRRR as of late (e.g. Alcoa). LOL at investing in NVIDIA or shitcoins.
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  457. And it's exactly the same in Australia.
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  458. 2 in 2 weeks baby!
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  459. “People of any religion can live peacefully” - yeah, you forgot how Arab Muslim’s and Arab Jews did exactly that before 1920. 😂 you and your obvious whataboutism and selective history
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  460. 5:00 - AND M$ FORCED THIS ON ENTERPRISE USERS WITHOUT WARNING - This was such a pain in the arse to fix. Creating a Group Policy to undo this was unneeded and stupid.
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  461.  @ÎŁÎżÎżÎŒÎœÎ”Î»Î»ÎčÎżÏÎšÏ…Î±ÎŒÎŸÎŒÎœÎčα  if you link anything, it deletes it because of spam detection.
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  462. this is nothing to do with it. Also just how do you think machines that process your cash are going to process your transaction or accept your cash? LOL
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  463. The comments section of all these ‘coup’ videos is so good 😂
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  464. You own them indirectly via your Super.
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  465. See the other comment about it possibly occurring in Spain as well. SE Asia is fine as long as you take precautions. Also you can have a holiday without booze....
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  466. Surprised he didn’t like this one either 😂 - mmmmm
 he didn’t lose it
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  467. I work in IT and procure too. 1) High end laptops can easily surpass many gaming setups, yes, including the GFX chip. NVIDIA always have their laptop chip version of the seperate GFX card version 2) There are many layered ways around the security issue, gees, Bitlocker for a start? 3) Good luck using a desktop in meetings and with SLAs and even user damage insurance, the repair issue is far cheaper than you think and much faster as well. 4) good luck in Post COVID hybrid working from home environment. Sure, you could use virtualised desktop technologies, but the tech regarding that just hasn’t caught up yet, particularly on the graphics emulation front, not to mention a lot of software, particularly legacy, does not play ball well with them. It is actually the OP who knows little corporate reality.
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  468.  @DunkdaHunk however in a business it’s different as you often buy a fleet and are covered under service level agreements. In businesses, time is money and getting the main board swapped over by an officially licensed tech for that brand is far quicker than waiting for that part and you aren’t voiding warranties either. Gamers just dunno how good higher end workstation laptops are. Yes, including pre calibrated colour accurate screens as well. All your higher end gaming graphics, NVIDIA has the same laptop chip equivalent.
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  469. Go Trump, get thumped LOL
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  470. As someone in QA, you full well know how easy of a f-up via incompetence and typos can mess things up. Let’s not underplay it.
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  471. Remember, Superdry is a BRITISH brand through and through so it isn't just the Chinese who do this.
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  472. I have got the ‘exciting’ stocks like the FANG / MAANA in an ETF, but this is balanced by ‘boring’ ‘defensive’ stocks that pay decent dividends but also are undervalued thus there’s growth there as well. They are: * A farmland real estate company * A farm equipment company * A utility / energy generation company * A novated leasing / corporate packaging company Perfectly awesomely boring đŸ€—
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  473. Ultra stable banking
.. 😂 - you have no idea of the modern state of it do you 😂
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  474. 1) You forgot a wee thing called rooftop solar, in which the members of the public get the feed-in tariffs 2) In Australia, most solar generation currently is rooftop solar and it has been costed than even with a 90% renewable generation mainly via solar (thus more batteries required), it still is cheaper than any other generation source.
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  475. 12:23 - to be pedantic and more accurate - the 'peanut hole' in the Sea of Okhotsk as timestamped on the right of the screen is now part of the Russian EEZ / it's territorial waters since 2014 and should be red coloured ;)
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  476. or they put the on the money printer too much. In Australia, we printed the money printer adding about 15% to the money supply (vs 40% in the US). We have experienced no increase in consumer price inflation caused by this. Our increases in inflation is mainly based on the price of housing and the oil price, both of which is nothing to do with the money printer. Also note that in the US, FAR more working age Americans died of COVID-19 vs other countries and thus pushing up labour shortages and thus inflation via supply chain bottlenecks and increased wages. - In Europe, skyrocketing energy prices are a big factor in inflation and in the UK, it's both energy prices and supply chain bottlenecks and labour shortages caused by Brexit.
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  477. less tinfoil, more actual economic analysis.
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  478. Nothing to do with population. PER CAPITA. Know what that means.
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  479. 9 million views! And deserves 9 million more! the 'David Attenborough' of civilisation history, being great storytelling, combined with amazing visuals! or is David the 'Paul Cooper' of nature documentaries? - Also just found out about your other books and that definitely explains the storytelling talent!
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  480. 7:38 - I wish I had parties and a sense of community in a marine vessel services company and a mining industry labour company I own shares in LOL
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  481.  @jacebeleren429  Yes. Thus literally my point. The actual more logical answer is the automation tagged it wrong.
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  482. This has been solved as of today via DNA family tree reconstruction!!! The man's name is Carl "Charles" Webb, a 43-year-old engineer and instrument maker from Melbourne, Australia. "It turns out that Carl Webb has a brother-in-law called Thomas Keane, who lived just 20 minutes' drive away from him in Victoria," he said. "So it's not out of the question that these items of clothing he had with T Keane on them were just hand-me-downs from his brother-in-law."
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  483. And established supply chains and infrastructure via that electricity (and in the case of biomethane, established natural gas infrastructure)
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  484. 3:50 - 'infrastructure is almost too good' - Yeah, the 'tofu dreg' construction projects would like a word about that. What this video fails to mention is Chinese provincial governments cannot issue government bonds to fund debt like Western state governments can. Specialist China current events channels like 'China Insights' go into far more depth into the issue than this rather surface level video.
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  485.  @kingsimba9513  do you know what the Senate is?
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  486. Congrats on 1 million subscribers! More than deserved! Gold play button! The best ancient history channel on Youtube by far! Take a break from your hard work and celebrate a little!
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  487. 11:11 'Go anti-woke, go broke' LOL
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  488. 41:43 - This is why the Victorian state government here in Australia did the homework for you and based on your inputs, listed the best priced energy companies for you - and it gave you a VERY good bribe of $250 to use their website. And not just a once-off either. This is season 2 of it and yes, you can apply for it even if you've got it before.
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  489.  @hamsterminator  Technocracy please.
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  490. You can forgive a guy who speaks multiple languages and is Canadian like the presenter / historian is.
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  491. In San Diego last month, with 77% of the population having at least one dose, 60% fully, 531 COVID-19 hospitalisations were unvaccinated, 12 were. Say whatever you want about Dan, but those are the facts.
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  492.  @angusp5178 the other guy has a point. The Gurkhas, despite their reverence, were ill treated by the British for decades after their service. And they were paid less than other British soldiers.
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  493.  @darksideorbit8898  Try sourcing from Russian sources and understanding and reading them
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  494.  @GAMER123GAMING  aka doubling down on your ignorance. Good job team LOL
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  495. Mark was a well known published WWII historian for a couple of decades before he started his Youtube channel. You can buy his books online. Mark deserves all his success on here!
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  496. He forgot to like this hater comment too 😂 - the ‘9 year old’ was right eh?
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  497. and get us in a third wave. Shut up. Grow up.
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  498. They are always heavily screened and questioned by South Korean intelligence
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  499.  @dickgrayson4325  why not just use the Reverse Cramer ETF? LOL
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  500. Only it isn’t. The numbers have been crunched. In Australia, literally the best place in the world for solar, even if you make an unrealistic scenario of a 90% renewables generation share (thus more batteries required) by 2030, it still has a cheaper total generation cost than fossil fuels. Also concentrated solar says hi regarding night power.
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  501.  @privatepreviewer9167  Patreon subscribers see videos early AFAIK.
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  502. Remember Americans reading the comments, Liberals are the RIGHT WING party in every other country except yours.
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  503. So basically you are endorsing that the lockdown is working then.
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  504.  @Adikova97  Yes. He has a Czech partner and a kid.
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  505. Yes they do via economic policy.
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  506. Disney’s crash and burn is due to them pushing the loss making Disney+ too hard, too fast. Occam’s Razor eh.
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  507. Bold move doing this in an enterprise environment bud. Yet another clown who obviously doesn't work in enterprise IT talking out of their arse LOL. And it is obvious you dunno what Crowdstrike Falcon does.
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  508.  W.t. Bonsell  minimum wages have very little to do with grocery prices or prices as a whole. Australia has the highest minimum wages in the world. Inflation pre COVID was..... 1.9%
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  509.  @asakurayoh3909 unless you need the role to understand the work culture. Ask many short sighted execs who outsourced their IT only to onshore it back again.
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  510.  @BlackHawkDown2  A few things: New Zealand and France dominate the Australian diary industry, American and British interests dominate mining, Americans and British own FAR more land in Australia, American and British banks own the most out of the Big 4 banks out of foreign interests, Americans dominate forestry, Optus is 100% owned by the Singaporean government, an American-Australian consortium lease the biggest port in Australia, a German supermarket chain actually sells the most Australian made products and pays their workers the most, AND WE LITERALLY SPY ON BEHALF OF A FOREIGN POWER (THE US) IN PINE GAP. Yes, no doubt China is trying to influence Australian politics (Sam Dastyari and Gladys Liu come to mind) and the Australian economy is heavily reliant on China (the stats Wendover uses is outdated, it is closer to 40% of exports now) but the "ChiNa Is BuYiNg EvErYthInG" hysteria is a joke. Less Murdoch BS gullibility eh.
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  511.  @johnminichielli8957  we literally have a measure for that purchasing power. It's called 'real wages'. Less laughable sub-high school economics thanks.
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  512. Or how about both.
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  513.  @TonyTrunzo  hey smart guy, it is implied as ‘free at the point of service’. You aren’t a genius for ‘OMG IT’S NOT FREEEEEEEEEEEE!!!111!!’ Here’s the reality: the Australian MRI provider is racking in money while American ones are going bankrupt, despite the American one’s charging far more. How? Because the American ones have to have an army of lawyers and admin to chase up debts and therefore your cashflow being terrible vs the Australian one being paid on time, every time by the government, and therefore great cashflow and no expensive lawyers or admin needed. Also if you were Big Pharma, would you want the massive government contract or the small fry private hospitals one? Not to mention the government has far more buying power, thus can buy medical supplies at a far higher discount per unit. And they have no profit incentive. Universal healthcare literally wins in a free market bud.
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  514.  @jLL-r9s  Also the "American Left" has proven to be socially progressive, but economically conservative e.g. the American left's hypocrisy surrounding housing policies as shown by Johnny Harris and the New York Times' video on it, both far from right wing.
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  515. Mo Money Mo Problems.
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  516. Well, it looks like you have some new material to cover HAHA! (For others: A recent magnitude 5.1 earthquake, near Melbourne where OzGeographics lives, happened about 25 mins ago). The timing on this video HAHA. I'm guessing he's awake right now finding info on it!
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  517. If you have bothered to watch ANY nuanced video on the Troubles, to state it was just religious based is highly ignorant. And I ain't even Irish.
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  518. However the US printed FAR more (see ~40% for the US vs 15% for Australia)
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  519. It actually REDUCES the cost to government as more people can get more work and people spend more, particularly at lower incomes. Grow up kid.
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  520. The writer of this piece (not the presenter) is Serbian and speaks it fluently. You know that right?
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  521.  @nemanjastikic1367 the money trail and the actions don’t lie. Convincing your often nationalistic voter base you are pro Russian but in reality doing everything that is the opposite is pure political genius and he got you goood 😂 Serbians thinking most foreign investment is Russian when in reality nearly 90% is from the EU is 💋 😂
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  522.  @jayrowe6473  Fox News is blantant propaganda. The amazing comparison between North Korean broadcasts and Fox News' coverage of Trump and how similar they were says it all.
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  523. And if he uses obvious Eurocentric sources because of a lack of other sources, he literally states the limitations of the source as such, like he has on other videos.
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  524. and you seriously think the Conservatives would have been better? just because one is not perfect, does not mean going with the worse option. New Zealand has unfortunately learnt that. Canada luckily didn’t.
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  525.  @fattiger6957  Only it is highly incorrect. Germany pays the same into NATO as the US and Europe pays 83.7% of it's budget. And these are using stats days before the Russian Invasion as it is the approved budget for 2023, which was approved in early February 2022. And of course, this is before Finland and (going to be) Sweden joined, lessening the US percentage even more.
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  526. Yep, most tourist trap places LOVE East Asian tourists on tour buses in general because they spend and are also usually genuinely interested in things. And they are usually in and out and mostly well mannered. Sure, you will have some misbehaving, but that is often due to ignorance rather than disrespect. In New Zealand, it wasn't the Chinese tourists that were looked down upon, it was often the Europeans in campervans, who dumped their garbage illegally in carparks (or worse like um.....'bodily processes') and 'freedom camped', meaning they parked up in some random public carpark and spent the night in their campervan there, and as stated, making a mess everywhere.
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  527. It is the overall impact that counts over the lifetime of the use of the thing. Using the ‘OMG IT ISN’T 100% GREEN’ argument is extremely disingenuous.
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  528.  @matthewflinders1978  COVID-19 is literally 6-10x worse going by the petri dish that is the US. Grow up. Sky News was pushing for an opening in the first wave. Stop believing their BS propaganda eh. Deb Freckington (Liberal opposition in Queensland) pushed for an opening of Queensland's borders 64 times. Look up Sky News' archives if you want their complicity. Sky News are scum.
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  529. It was a botched software update to the client that guards that piece of hardware and reports back to the company's server for that service. The analogy is upgrading the security system in your home but accidentally knocking out the power to your house and thus every device connected to that power.And yes, because I'm in IT and we know exactly what it is, and what that piece of software does. Occam's Razor.
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  530. Debunk it then smart guy.
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  531. Oh no.......y'all too quick these days LOL
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  532. Being a Chargers fan would make anyone an outsider..sorry, had to say it :p
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  533. doesn't matter. The US and it's allies dominated militarily in Vietnam, as they did in Afghanistan.
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  534.  @sebastianwolfmayr  as I stated before, the writers have criticised Western nation inaction consistently and outright stated Ukraine's counterattack failed and gave credit when due regarding the Surovikin line as well as (pre plane 'elimination') Wagner's advances. They also have pointed out the infighting and reports of corruption within Ukraine's ranks and the reservations many Ukrainian soldiers had of the new commander. They have been far more neutral than most sources.
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  535. but you deal with BS demanding customers instead. My best friend works a quite blue collar job and there is still plenty of 'corporate bs', particularly surrounding project work LOL
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  536.  @armintargaryen9216  Once again, see the difference between rhetoric and actual policy and actions.
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  537. the $50,000 per unit figure comes from Russian manufacture costs based off leaked documents.
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  538.  @hisham_hm also you look like the guy at 1:13 😂
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  539. Engages in corporate espionage, yet not smart enough to cover tracks nor practice possible interrogation answers and alibis for the possibility of getting caught - can't fix dumb.
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  540. 14:18 - This is incorrect. Australia is the largest exporter of LNG, overtaking Qatar, as per mid 2020.
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  541.  @Mario-fn7po  The markups from say L'oreal to you the end consumer is, depending on product, 60% to 80%. To the retailer / supermarket = easily 25-40%. Of course supermarkets can get away with smaller margins / buy it cheaper due to economies of scale / they buy a ton more. Quality wise, once again, depends on product, but as with other products, the higher end is much less of a difference than the price difference.
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  542. However it is money left in your back pocket that counts. Sure, things are more expensive, but the wages makes up for it and more.
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  543.  @deezeed2817  only foreign workers covered under the same laws and can, do and have won arbitrations and court cases regarding this. I saw this on the daily actually working at the Fair Work Commission.
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  544.  @goaway9977  the reality is that statistically in the US, they have been more dangerous. That is the brutal reality separate from this incident.
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  545. the thing is it doesn't have to be like this. There's a chain like this in New Zealand caled 'The Warehouse'. They are the Walmart of New Zealand and the biggest general catch-all retail store in NZ like Walmart in the US. However they are known for good employee pay and value their workers, yet they still make record profits and pay out a 8% dividend!!
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  546. Having studied South Pacific geopolitics, including China-South Pacific geopolitics and maritime law in University, Shirvan is bang on in his analysis. It is a basic broad covering of the issues, but he is very correct in his analysis. I can go deeper if you like. AMA. :) Do factor in that the Pacific nations are not helpless pawns at all and know the game well. In fact, I argue they are the ones who hold the power and put the bigger nations off against one another for their own gain. All the major players have issues against them in the region, e.g. Australia and NZ with its colonial past, China with it's recent immigrants and local hostility towards them, for example the many riots in the Solomon Islands and Triad involvement in the the use of Tonga as a major logistic hub for illicit drug ingredients.
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  547. Well, they did have a historic impact on the UK insurance economy and the economy of American and Libyan arms exports 😂
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  548.  @PHelsing See my post above yours. The poster has no connection with actual reality. As stated, higher end workstation laptop often have far gruntier specs than most gaming PCs.
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  549. LOL you dunno how it was in say 1950s London. or before they installed the sewage system in the 19th century. He's not saying its perfect, but yeah, London was MUCH worse bud.
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  550. ^ He never said that, liar.
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  551. The Windows mobile OS ‘snappiness’ still cannot be beaten, due to M$ owning the IP to that and Android and iOS not pursuing that. The Windows Mobile OS was ahead of its time
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  552.  @TheJackOfAllTrades777  Only it isn't better based on international metrics.
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  553. 9 years here - the plan worked but then it unwinded for me. And I still can’t figure it out 4 years after. It is far harder now than back then. Bah 😱
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  554. Haha, if you head is sore after MMP, try Single Transferable Vote (STV) like Australia.
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  555. Only he got off on a technicality. it doesn't prove he was innocent, it only proved that the process convicting him was flawed. But you know more than the law school professors who wrote this SBS article do you?: https://www.sbs.com.au/news/how-george-pell-won-in-the-high-court-on-a-legal-technicality
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  556. Always been like this in reality if you trace the genetics, no matter where humans settled.
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  557. He has very good writers writing for him and we much appreciate it 👍
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  558.  @josephj6521  Incorrect. Australian minimum wages are based on industry and working conditions. These are called 'awards'. Also, this does not include the 'superannuation' / '401k' as mentioned in this video, which is on top of this wage. Not to mention higher pay for certain conditions like weekends. These are called 'penalty rates' in Australia. depending on working conditions, that is often 1.75x to 2.5x their pay. Not to mention paid holiday leave, which is you wish, you can 'cash out' and if you leave the job, the company must pay you the outstanding paid leave in pure wage.
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  559. There's at least 6 historic actually African, actually black, actually woman leaders they could have done but nope..... Queen Nzinga was badarse but nope, let's not do her
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  560. #theyareoptionalstopcrying
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  561.  @MCDONALD6969  Grow up. Here in Australia, a Band 5 nurse is paid (converted) £42,433 vs £27,055 in the NHS, or 56.8% MORE!! Gees, I wonder why the NHS waiting list is so long..... Not only that, getting more sun and better perceived lifestyle in Australia, but also better working conditions with strong unions. And in the states of Victoria and Queensland, we are actively recruiting overseas health professionals, including from the UK. And Victoria even offers relocation reimbursement of at least AU $10k (£5281). Actually supporting the nurses is not feel-good claps. IT IS PAYING THEM. Everyone's a tough talker...until you need that nurse in hospital.
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  562.  @EnglishNorthern  also the UK minimum wage is a joke for the cost of living
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  563. In IT here: She did a stellar job answering all the questions in a layman's way and was correct in all of them.
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  564. the most meme-able part of this horrid war.
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  565.  @Team6OWG  WANT TO REPLY NOW IN CAPS? 😂
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  566. * FSB / SVR to be more accurate these days ;) SVR is the foreign intelligence part ;)
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  567. and you seriously think the Conservatives would have been better? just because one is not perfect, does not mean going with the worse option. New Zealand has unfortunately learnt that. Canada luckily didn’t.
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  568.  @ehrgeiz5649  literally more likely because tourism. Even if it’s buying something to eat from the local bakery there and nothing else.
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  569. You're 80 years late to that idea. It's called the Bradfield Scheme and was formalised idea wise in 1938. And it will never happen. CaspianReport's video on it goes into it further. And the script for it was written by an Australian.
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  570. You didn’t watch the full video did you? It mentions busted shipments in Europe. And why bother when there are easier markets in the Middle East with less competition and geopolitical consequences?
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  571. Only it is in reality as for India, particularly in the IT sector, you are often left with the ‘B Grade’ workers as the highly skilled IT workers have left for the West for far higher wages and better lifestyles long ago. Due to this and cultural differences, many Western companies often onshore back their IT services from India as the decline in quality from Indian companies is often costing more than the cost saving. That’s the hard truth.
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  572.  @Raj_Singh-321  "free and fair election" - there's a reason why the Indian government blocked Juice Media's video stating how Modi is undermining it all.
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  573. 2:35 - This is why in Australia, we have a limit on the prize giveaways so local raffles aren't affected. If it is over a certain amount and your giveaway is a game of chance, as gambling is, you need a gambling license for this and this license number must be displayed clearly everywhere the user can see it e.g. in ads, on the tax receipt, on the raffle ticket itself...
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  574. Like people actually bother to vote in them 😂
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  575.  @fav843  you and I know you are one accident, not of your fault, away from losing it all. And you know it. Open your eyes to the actual world.
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  576.  @darthparallax5207  Norway is as good as it gets 😂 - the real judge is median wealth and median income.
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  577.  @CharliMorganMusic  I argue current South Korea is more of a corporatocracy but slowly moving towards cyberpunk
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  578.  @victoneter ironically you have this same dumb stuff from some in Australia, in which every worker has mandatory ‘401k’ on top of wages, that are managed by financial companies, who invest their money on their behalf
.like exactly what Vanguard and Blackrock do 😅😂
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  579. Yes, skepticism is always good, *but you have to back it up with solid evidence of the thing* Blindly not trusting carries the same logic as blindly trusting. Also not trusting government doesn’t mean you blindly trust another random either.
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  580. You need immigrants to sort out that Germany is one of the oldest populations in the world. That’s the hard reality
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  581. 11:52 - Yeah, China really isn't. There have massive systematic problems there as well, such as the current ponzi scheme of real estate "investment" collapsing. Evergrande was the biggest but definitely not the only one, and the over reliance on Australian natural resources to fuel this real estate bubble and to literally power homes as most of China's electricity is still coal and global coal prices has rocketed this year, compounded by politically motivated banning of Australian coking coal, used to make steel, grinding the Chinese economy to a halt as electricity generators were designed to only process this Australian coal as Australian coal is the most refined and best quality in the world. Within China, despite the system, there are many protests about this, out of desperation, such as a massive loss of money in these failed real estate 'investments' or well, people are cold and can't afford heating.
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  582. Why are Sky News not attacking the Northern Territory Liberals for leasing the Port of Darwin for 100 years to a Chinese company?
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  583. Oh, GDF and CovertCobal, my favourite watchlist collection speedrunners!
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  584. In reality, most of the UK’s existing offshore wind farms and strongest potential for wind farms is within the English shoreline itself, from Scarborough down to Norwich
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  585.  @xr6lad you are in Melbourne? You know the road rules and layout right?
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  586. I have my ADHD meds for legal purposes - I wanted to see what would happen if I took an extra one and played online video games - yeah, I can see why it is banned in e-sports (and physical sports) 😂 You just process everything faster and react far faster and things ‘slow down’
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  587. *Stares in Australian dairy industry* ...Fonterra: Nothing happening here.....nope.....um...yeah..nothing.
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  588. What he is saying isn’t wrong if you know any sort of financial knowledge
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  589. Good luck with that latency 😂
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  590. the one video with the PERFECT sponsor
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  591.  @utuberme1  It's racist BS in reality. Same with the Korean scare of the mid to late 90s.
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  592. Correct. Libertarians making new personal bests in speedrunning the history of financial regulations and corporate governance 😂
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  593. 11:22 - That Sri Lankan working in Greenland must have an interesting job....
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  594. Been a long time fan of Patrick’s deadpan comedy, and it’s only getting better with time 😂😂😂 Comedy festivals should really give you a slot and I would go 😂 That ‘Devil wears Prada’ skit 😂😂😂 It has reached a new level 😂😂
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  595. @Protocols of Zion No jab, no pay / no jab, no play" has existed for years pre-COVID mate. Everyone tough talks.....until their government payments are taken away.
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  596. ‘Things you have missed’ - this covered lesser known stories. Read the title bud.
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  597. Did you even bother listening stating he acknowledged the difference?
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  598.  @boondocker7964  "Every day is a holiday, every meal is a banquet." - If you have talked to veterans of both sides of any conflict, the families of those who served in those conflicts and the refugees / civilians caught up in those conflicts, never truer words have been said. I will never know what you went through but we are glad you are still around. War is absolute hell.
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  599. I knew you'd cover it but that fast? OH YEAH!! not complaining!
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  600. Only he got off on a technicality. it doesn't prove he was innocent, it only proved that the process convicting him was flawed: https://www.sbs.com.au/news/how-george-pell-won-in-the-high-court-on-a-legal-technicality
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  601.  @Stophatingjitt  yeah, you got to learn how people join cults. They often don't realise.
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  602. and you seriously think the Conservatives would have been better? just because one is not perfect, does not mean going with the worse option. New Zealand has unfortunately learnt that. Canada luckily didn’t.
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  603. it is a big team in reality. A lot of large Youtube channels are big production teams.
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  604. Infrastructure construction is 'woke'. Got it mate. Less insecurity big man.
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  605. In most countries, the Liberals are the more conservative party. The US is the exception, not the norm.
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  606. ​ @soumyasomu007  he will get multiple sponsorship offers. Many businesses, including YouTube channels, will sacrifice a little bit of income for maintaining business reputation as the long term reputation is worth more.
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  607. The US will defend the use of the US dollar in international trade and will use any means to keep it that way, including putting other geopolitics aside. A great example of this was the Dai Hong Dan incident in 2007, where the US Navy teamed up with North Korean sailors to fend off Somali pirates who tried to take over the ship and US Navy medics treated the injured North Korean sailors. This even got praise of North Korean national TV.
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  608. This is ENTERPRISE stuff and it is very much needed. You know nothing as you aren’t in the industry
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  609.  @f15stroke  RLL has done it within 24 hours.
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  610. Only it doesn’t work that way in reality. Yours, Rest of the world Also: How to spot an American without them saying they are American. (You)
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  611.  @Shatter84 it was called ‘Roar-ca-lona’ for a reason - there are tactical similarities thus that nickname.
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  612. The realpolitik of pretending to be neutral 😂 - Like India sending empty artillery shells to the EU while getting that discounted natural gas and oil from Russia. And in Vuvic’s case, Convincing your nationalistic voter base you are pro-Russian while doing everything that is the opposite when they are not looking is pure realpolitik genius in reality.
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  613. It was Hindenburg Research who did all the research originally.
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  614. This is why for example, like in Australia, you lessen the risk by the pension companies investing in all of these different types of assets. And often, these pension company funds will directly invest in the infrastructure asset themselves or team up with other pension companies to essentially form a private equity company that invests in infrastructure and real estate of their own. An example is the firm 'IFM Investors', who manage US$129 billion in assets. The solutions already exist but in a lot of countries, pension investment and pension contribution schemes are far behind the times.
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  615. Why not State Street shill or Fidelity Investments shill? Also why not Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund shill as they are the largest single shareholder? Oh they didn’t tell you to get mad at them. Got it. Not his fault you are financially illiterate
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  616.  @saltymonke3682  *NAKED short selling
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  617. everyone can talk tough behind a keyboard. You don't want India's destruction here.
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  618.  @miliba  we know. more people still know it as NAFTA.
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  619.  W.t. Bonsell  it literally costs society more. i.e. inherited. they DIDN'T earn it.
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  620.  W.t. Bonsell  it isn't vs commodities and literally rent. It isn't unless your company is a labour subcontractor.
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  621.  @JustAnotherAccount8  Yet another one who hasn't seen the policies changes Albanese Labor has enacted
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  622.  @killmeplease5389  hey doge, that is not how anything works. For one, most countries' central bank is independent of governments. Look into Turkey's screwed economy as to why that is needed (or look up TDLR News' video on it)
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  623.  @killmeplease5389  back to high school economics Shibu.
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  624. **Economics Explained could have explained so much more on the economic history of New Zealand how neoliberalism destroyed the country in the 1980s and early 1990s!!** I've posted this in another video trying to explains NZs economic history so read below here: >>> He failed to mention the wholesale sale of nationalised assets during the Rogernomics period such as telecommunications which meant the growth of monopolies and duopolies that rule the nation (and still do). For a long time, getting a phoneline took MONTHS under privatisation of Telecom NZ, because they controlled both the infrastructure and retail telecommunication sectors, while it reapt shareholders massive dividends to detriment of the people and it was only government intervention that broke up Telecom NZ and created separate companies for the infrastructure (Chorus) and retail (Spark NZ). This MASSIVELY increased competition in the telecommunications sector and now NZ has one of the best telecommunications sectors in the world. (You can easily get residential 1 GIGABIT Internet connections). He failed to mention the destruction of labour unions under the Employment Relations Act 1991 which resulted in the 'low wage' economy, meaning a massive 'brain drain' to other countries with greater wages which EE touched on here. I'm here in Australia earning 50% more for the same job. In other sectors, this is bigger. He also failed to mention the lack of intervention in the housing market by both major parties, combined with the duopoly in the supermarket industry, both resulting in NZ having the greatest increase in cost of living in the OECD the last 20 years. This has resulted in the last few years a MASSIVE skyrocketing in the amount of homelessness. NZ's growth is a total bubble because so much of the money is locked into housing speculation. Rogernomics was disastrous for the country because it was rushed. I am in Australia because I see FAR more opportunities here in life. It wasn't the NZ I grew up in. Rogernomics, combined with the neoliberal policies of Bolger and Shipley in the early to mid 1990s killed the country that only now is beginning to try to fix. NZ's health sectors is MASSIVELY under resourced, particularly in mental health, with all the district health boards in MASSIVE debt and people in the public system dying because they cannot see a specialist in time, and it is under resourced because there is not enough tax revenue coming in due to all the money being locked up in housing and somehow, moronically, having no capital gains tax. Also why bother working in NZ as a health specialist when in Australia you can get 2x or more (not lying) as much? Combine this with underfunding of road and public transport infrastructure in NZ's largest city, Auckland, due to buying votes via rural areas, you have a MASSIVE storm brewing and it isn't good. <<<
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  625.  @siggy7265  so law school professors are 'lefties'? Oh please. You benefit from 'lefty' policies and COVID-19 has proven 'righty' economics doesn't work.
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  626. Geopolitics is ALWAYS "mutual usefulness". To think otherwise is naive.
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  627. Sovereign Wealth Funds and SOEs say ‘uh

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  628.  @viktorianas  see above. Both are very different.
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  629. Hilux GO BRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
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  630. yeah no, all the polls indicate otherwise. And no, the polls predicted Clinton would win the popular vote by 3 million votes and did. Learn how the Electoral College works.
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  631.  @rtquest22  uh no. See my solution Australia has. In reality, you cannot trust most people to invest properly. It costs the government more if you let them. It is working great down here. Sigh, Americans coming up with ‘solutions’ when it had already been solved in other places.
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  632. In before 'INTRO TEXT/AD PLUG' is fixed.
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  633.  @keksentdecker  Only Germany did that. In 2009 when the nuclear power plants were already getting old. They were caught between a rock and a hard place.
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  634. What a shock, a person who doesn't get that explaining a thing doesn't mean you endorse or support the thing.
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  635. I live in Australia. I know how to spread / eat it properly. It still tastes awful. Come at me Aussies. Brits, Marmite isn't any better.
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  636.  @WillieFungo  the "choosing not to work" thing is a myth as well. More they are moving into higher paying jobs.
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  637.  @sytritewarum5720  that's one thing, but the peregrine falcon diving down, grabbing the rock pigeon and flying off with it is another sight all together. And the locals know exactly why but still are shocked in the 'Mother Nature is f*cked up' way and tourists are just mega confused LOL. Oh yeah, and randomly see a mostly eaten bird carcass on the sidewalk or a random bird carcass falling from the sky just in front of you (seen both here) is always fun.
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  638. As I stated before, The Pacific Islands aren't 'weak' 'damsels in distress' that needs saving from anyone and painting this picture ignores the history of Pacific Island nation geopolitics. In fact, in reality, they have greatest diplomatic clout now than they ever have had and have always deliberately played the bigger powers against one another for that pure pure self interest. I studied South Pacific geopolitics, with a focus on Chinese relations.
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  639.  @okene  the elephants will always fight. You might as well use them. We live in reality. No nation fights alone nor have they ever since civilisation. Even other territorial animals make alliances with each other to protect and fight another.
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  640. Watch Coldfusion's part 2 video in Intel on why Intel has issues self manufacturing.
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  641. It's 'volunteers' in the sense that there's a reason why free / cheap education and healthcare, or at least the promise of it, is gated behind the armed forces in the United States. Don't kid yourself.
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  642. Yep, I can correctly predict this comments section being civilised and well mannered with the subject at hand :)
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  643. The Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund who own 1% of all global stocks does the same thing but the grifters and those who know nothing about finance didn’t tell you to hate them
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  644. Commenting on this comment when it had 69 likes here 😎
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  645. just because one was worse, doesn't mean the other isn't bad. Enter 20c to try your logic again.
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  646. Nuclear is FAR FAR FAR too expensive in capital cost, which does not make up for it's cheaper generation cost. Not to mention due to the long construction time, in order to carry over until then, countries would use fossil fuels such as coal and natural gas, which negates all the environmental benefit of nuclear too. I'm pro nuclear for the science, but unlike the nuclear fanbois, I actually know the economics. Solar is 5 x cheaper than in 2013, wind is 2/3rds cheaper than in 2015. You think it won't get even cheaper?
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  647. Yep, the grifter economy
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  648. 1) This is not how collective bargaining works around the world. I can explain it in detail if you wish.
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  649.  @letsburn00  yep, competent, no doubt millennial aged, political strategists.
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  650. 3:05 - Woah, didn't expect my friendly neighbourhood Russian to appear outta nowhere!
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  651. 3:23 - sorry, got distracted by the doggo!
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  652. What you failed to mention is that, although yes, Twitch needs to get more profitable, their older strategies got strong backlash and thus they have been smarter about monetising it more - e.g the later developments of offering quite good deals with manually running ads, that pay based on your audience, that the streamer can specify when and how much they run. The more they run the ads, the more they get paid byt that is up to the streamer to decide. This pushes people who are annoyed by the ads to subscribe to the streamer to avoid them, giving both Twitch and the streamer far more revenue from that viewer. Also Twitch will be launching a platform for all streamers to get sponsored streams directly from them. As you know being a YouTuber, you often have to navigate through these sponsorships to see if they are legit or pay well. Twitch will do this for the streamer and will help a lot of "mid tier" and below streamers who can't afford managers to do this. Not to mention likely better vetting processes. It lacks details at the moment, like Twitch's cut of it, but all this indicates a shift towards a more balanced approach while monetising Twitch more.
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  653. See other comments from other West Africans and actual Songhai. Also see comments on other videos from people whose culture he covers. Paul knows his stuff and is NOT Eurocentric in his storytelling and sourcing.
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  654. Try finding a small higher end 6.3” inch smartphone that has telephoto lens I can hold with one hand. You can’t. Can’t blame Apple for other manufacturers only producing gigantic screen smartphones which are a pain to hold with one hand. And the software isn’t dodgy like with the latest Pixel. I have no brand loyalty. I switched to Apple from Android for these reasons.
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  655. and you seriously think the Conservatives would have been better? just because one is not perfect, does not mean going with the worse option. New Zealand has unfortunately learnt that. Canada luckily didn’t.
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  656.  @lordpolish2727  it's a 1.7 percent margin bud. Josh Frydenburg, who was arguably the most likeable of all the senior Liberal MPs, had a bigger margin and still lost his seat last election.
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  657. AMERICANS: READ THE ACTUAL AUSTRALIAN COMMENTS HERE The Hill missed the massive nuances unfortunately.
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  658. I still play it. Still plently of players around.
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  659.  @amybishop9787  it is more commenting on the coverage and it is a justified criticism considering the lack of coverage of the American man.
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  660. Only it wasn't the site of a riot when it happened. Difference.
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  661.  @haveaknifeday  oh grow up. You know nothing about refugees. They were literally the victims smart one. This is like blaming North Koreans who fled the regime. As stated in the video, you need to support and fund their integration Why do you think South Korea, after the usual screening of them, put North Korean refugees into a 3 month long integration course and give them adequate housing? You think that isn’t a bit cheaper than the crime here?
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  662.  @matthewflinders1978  yes that history of lockdowns working as proven by the 1918 flu epidemics and statistics and accounts from the 14th century Black Plague. Good job, you played yourself.
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  663.  @matthewflinders1978  it's not like those under 50 can spread it right? BIG BRAIN you are.
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  664. the drug addicts who also need help are not your enemy.
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  665. Or more it's US film trying to appeal to it's audience, screw the inaccuracy or the actual group it depicts being offended e.g. the 'white-casting' of old films, the 'white casting' of Asian films e.g. the infamous Dragonball Evolution, the Orientalism of 'Crazy Rich Asians' to appeal to Asian America and now this. Less BS US political division please.
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  666. Yeah, CaspianReport ain’t gonna cover this 😅 (CaspianReport’s main person is Azeri, it is one of the bigger geopolitics channels in YouTube and he has acknowledge he won’t be able to cover it in a balanced way as well, he doesn’t want to get into issues with his government and his feelings either way would cloud a unbiased assessment)
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  667. Nothing to do with M$
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  668. WSM has made plenty of them
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  669. 11:50 - this mode already mostly exists in most smartphones! It is usually under a 'power saving' feature. In Samsung's OS, it is under 'Power Saving' -> 'Limit Apps and Home Screen'.
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  670. Tesla has known QA issues too
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  671. the thing is all of these have solutions from around the world (and even here in Australia!). When Melbourne drastically increased stamp duty, prices plummeted so you can do it without federal government intervention. It's nothing to do with the boogeyman foreign investors either as Chinese investment in Australian property collapsed around 2018 yet it has still massively increased.
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  672.  @rmkensington only if you have a narrow toe box however. Hoka shoes suffer from that design wise.
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  673. fine on my speakers with soundstage depth and they no doubt mixed this with speakers...but please be aware video makers, that a lot listen on their phones or lower end earphones. Keep that in mind when mixing! There's DSPs that mimic these!
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  674.  @justawesome7514  dude, have you seen his other Chinese videos where he points out all the cracks in the system in China? It's literally a 4 part series. Yes, the world is less black and white than you think. And no, if I was a shill, would I use such an obvious name? Google my name if you wish, it'll show BF2 game stats. 10+ year old game.
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  675.  @rottingravensblood9106  dude, have you seen his other Chinese videos where he points out all the cracks in the system in China? It's literally a 4 part series. Yes, the world is less more black and white than you think. And no, if I was a shill, would I use such an obvious name? Google my name if you wish, it'll show BF2 game stats. 10+ year old game.
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  676.  @borntowild480  only it wasn't a takeover either.
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  677. Arcadian influence?
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  678. *laughs in CFA Franc*
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  679.  @Naijarianman  yep, as I said, *laughs in CFA Franc*
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  680. Also the West have broken many a 'international laws and order' over time in the South Pacific, don't kid yourself. And yes, that includes post-colonialism and recently. See the Australian government bugging of the East Timorese government in the early 2000s.
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  681. The mega corps do. Including the very website you are watching this on.
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  682.  @davidjames1684  to add, there are also strong tax deduction incentives to 'salary sacrifice', which is just fancy wording for adding more to your pension fund than what your employer is putting in for you. Employers may also offer more than the mandated minimum to attract workers as well. There are many options in funds and portfolios and there are many ethical ones out there.
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  683. Turkey is the exception not the rule. There's a reason central banks are independent of government and Turkey is showing the reason.
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  684. they aren't. They are licensed so not any random mentally deranged clown can get them.
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  685.  @juanjoseph good luck outsourcing IT infrastructure roles or IT support roles without business productivity and worker morale declining as those overseas don’t know the work culture and thus the people skills required for regular BAU work.
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  686. Only he got off on a technicality. it doesn't prove he was innocent, it only proved that the process convicting him was flawed. But you know more than the law school professors who wrote this SBS article do you?: https://www.sbs.com.au/news/how-george-pell-won-in-the-high-court-on-a-legal-technicality
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  687. A Brit literally understands the issues and covers the different aspects of it better than most Australians 👍
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  688.  @Akeruyri  wrong again. Particularly in a high interest environment LOL
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  689.  @uhohhotdog  but produces it at a FAR higher cost due to the capital cost. You are aware that the cost of nuclear generation doubles when going from a 4% interest rate to a 10% interest loan right?
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  690. Second Thought forgot a BIG BIG elephant in the room: Why do you think like universal healthcare and education is gated behind the armed forces in the US, when it isn't anywhere else?
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  691. better is what if Doggerland never sank.
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  692.  @josandg  today actually ha!
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  693. They are building far greater capacity in solar as well, they are also the leaders in ultra high voltage transmission lines.
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  694. Exactly, I used to work in an electronic retail store on the edge of a city that the surrounding area had a lot of farmers. They would come in dirty and stinky and in farm gear and you wouldn't suspect a thing....until they bought expensive TVs with straight cash. Funny enough, there's also a Youtuber I watch who, a couple of years ago, went into a car dealership to buy a US$50k car (he was replacing a 2004 pile of.... that he kept from before he made it on Youtube) and he went in with a singlet, shorts and flip flops. He could tell the dealership salespeople weren't taking him that seriously when he was asking questions about vehicles he was interested in......until he signed the contract and paid for the car in full, that he intends to keep for at least 15 years. Stealth Wealth is everywhere and you will never suspect it.
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  695. and you seriously think the Conservatives would have been better? just because one is not perfect, does not mean going with the worse option. New Zealand has unfortunately learnt that. Canada luckily didn’t.
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  696.  Neil Collis  correct. re-read what I said. He said that it's the exploitation of foreign workers that enable Australian high wages, which is in ill informed joke. And yes, the gig economy needs to be regulated.
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  697. If you like that, ‘Max Miller’ actually cooks and makes these ancient recipes! I wonder if he has done this one
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  698. Here’s a clue: 700k in net immigration doesn’t influence the fact that UK health professionals are paid far less than their counterparts in the US and Australia and money talks. Try 55% more for a nurse, 58% for a FY1 rank junior doctor. Not typos. Fifty-five and fifty-eight percent.
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  699. More jobs have been created in the renewable industry in Australia than the coal industry. That is hard fact. Grow up John.
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  700. and you seriously think the Conservatives would have been better? just because one is not perfect, does not mean going with the worse option. New Zealand has unfortunately learnt that. Canada luckily didn’t.
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  701. No, no it isn't. Inflation must increase with the supply of goods / production in an economy or else deflation happens and no one spends money because why bother if in the future it is cheaper? Maybe watch a few more of these videos eh ;)
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  702. This entire comments section 😂
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  703.  @lewisallan9963 FAR from it - there’s ALOT out there who isn’t Simon.
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  704. New Zealand has a mixed Westminster system and no constitution and it works fine.
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  705. Also some analysts have stated this is more likely a JDAM and not from HIMARS.
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  706. I know a number of veterans, from WWII (NZ Army), Vietnam War (NZ Navy) and the War in Afghanistan (NZ Army, Australian Army) who all say the same thing. I know of a family whose sister died in this war. The reality hits you extremely quick of how crooked war is.
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  707.  @JohnDoe-zz7on  This is highly debatable, particularly due to Lend-Lease to both the British and Soviets at the time. The Japanese high command knew they did not have the logistics to invade the mainland US or Australia. The military is NOT vital to the US's existence due to geography and it being flanked by two large oceans. The US military serves only the military industrial complex first and foremost. Army Generals multiple times have requested Congress to stop producing tanks as they are not needed for operational purposes but they continue to do so and billions of dollars of tanks sit idle and rotting in warehouses. There have also been multiple US military secrets stolen from third party contractors who skimped on security. The Snowden Leaks happened because Snowden was contracted via a third party company to do the work and they skimped on security procedures. There's a solid reason why Russian and Chinese military development is all government owned.
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  708.  @JohnDoe-zz7on  The US government overthrew democratically elected governments like Nicaragua, Cuba and Chile. And they don't mind you knowing this as it is declassified.
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  709.  @Villlxn  the facts is, on most socio-economical statistics, they are still disadvantaged. You did know that during the investigations of the Global Financial Crisis, it was revealed that banks charged black people higher interest rates for mortgages, despite having the same credit score and same financial situation as comparable white people? It isn't just the "in your face" discrimination. Stop the "anti woke" ness and actually read eh.
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  710. They have not yet. A deal has only been stuck with SevenWestMedia.
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  711. Patrick is literally a hustle culture hustle-bro. Inception.
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  712.  @jacobjgleggy1854  far left? HAHAHAHA They are centralist AF. The fossil fuel companies donate to both parties equally. "Far left" but doesn't increase Jobseeker from below poverty levels, "far left" but leaves in tax cuts that mainly benefit the rich, "far left" but doesn't touch negative gearing. I got more examples. You need my glasses mate.
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  713. Same with civilians caught up in the war. I have talked to refugees of the Yugoslav wars and they said the same thing. And they are right. Only the other refugees will ever understand.
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  714.  @fn0rd-f5o  The tech is one thing, how an enemy reacts to it and how you tweak the tech to counter it can only happen in a war zone. But hey, ‘cope cages’ on tanks occurred in World War One as well with the MK I tank to prevent grenades from going into the turret.
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  715. Only he got off on a technicality. it doesn't prove he was innocent, it only proved that the process convicting him was flawed: https://www.sbs.com.au/news/how-george-pell-won-in-the-high-court-on-a-legal-technicality
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  716. or I guess you know more than law school professors do you?
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  717. and yes, I'd hire a the law professors who wrote that SBS article, yes.
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  718. it's clearly a Canadian accent, an Ontario accent at that. But my first language is a tonal based language, so therefore I pick up on that more easily.
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  719.  @bluewrenreilly129  If you were not part of the jury presented with all the evidence, you CANNOT say in anyway either way. Grow up and stop talking out of your ass. I have been a part of a jury on a child abuse case so I damn well know that I cannot judge without being presented all of the evidence.
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  720. Hope you are a ‘Fall of Civilizations’ watcher too! The best ancient history channel on YouTube!
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  721. Watch the video again. There is no beef here. Just some facts which is public information
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  722. 4:33 - Allowed to voice their ‘decision’ (‘influenced’ by intimidation and threats)
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  723. Did you even bother listening stating he acknowledged the difference? Seriously your listening skills are not that bad.
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  724. 3:06 "This would if America invaded Gran Colombia and declared Panama to be it's own independent country' - I fixed that for you!
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  725. And you would too Mr Weekend Warrior Chickenhawk 😂
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  726.  @sabikikasuko6636  In reality, as with most destablisation of countries, there will have to be internal discontent. And the CCP knows this well.
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  727. Already done :D https://web.archive.org/web/20120710180525/http://slu.edu/Documents/law/Law%20Journal/Archives/LJ56-2_Mason_Article.pdf
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  728.  @EnglishNorthern  a lot are poor. The UK has terrible statistics. As stated, a junior doctor makes 59% more in Australia. Not a typo. Not 5.9%, fifty nine percent more. Exact same position (equal to a FY1 in the UK)
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  729. In the US, 61,000 died from the flu in 2017-18, a bad flu season. This was over 6-7 months (Oct 2017 - late Feb 2018), like COVID-19. So far, 202,000 in the US have died from COVID-19 over the same timeframe. This is with restrictions as well. And it is far from go away in the US. Grow up kids.
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  730.  @Jimii89  It is implied as 'free at the point of service'. less semantics.
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  731. Nothing to do with any computerised system on airplanes.
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  732. A key question to counter this is why would they move so many troops to the West Bank then..... Even Russia massed troops on the border for months before....
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  733. Your know she has always been Democrat leaning right?
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  734.  @lonniebailey4989  well, Mark has many published books on WWII and was known as a WWII researcher and historian before his Youtube channel. So, in reality, you are learning from a real WWII historian!
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  735. As a Kiwi: Moving to NZ from Australia for cost of living reasons is like moving from being in 3kg of cat poo to 5kg of dog poo. NZ is worse. Far worse for cost of living LOL
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  736.  @ehrgeiz5649  Are you more tempted to go to a place if the travel cost e.g. airline ticket, is cheaper? Yes or no? Would you go there to spend money that you otherwise would not have in that place because you weren't there? And yes, convenience - you forget about resting and not having to deal with traffic nor concentrate on your driving nor trying to find a park in the big smoke nor having to pay for parking in the city... so again - your lack of actual thinking is funny though. - The government running the service deliberately runs it at an upfront loss but makes it up in other ways, such as less transport infrastructure maintenance costs. Pretty sure it is cheaper to maintain rail tracks on a per passenger basis than a motorway
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  737.  @johnthumble5154  One that lives in Australia but try again mate.
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  738. Yeah, this type of partnership isn't new. See US propaganda and Hollywood for 60+ years. Thus why you see the US armed forces in every damn blockbuster Holllywood movie.
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  739. The mighty Youtube algorithm recommended you and this is the second video I've seen and I like the cinematic style and subtle use of music to carry along the narrative. Also, you seem like an interesting person. Also, DOGGO! <3
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  740. and you seriously think the Conservatives would have been better? just because one is not perfect, does not mean going with the worse option. New Zealand has unfortunately learnt that. Canada luckily didn’t.
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  741. Not at all. Remember in reality, gas stations make FAR more profit when you buy an overpriced drink or snacks than they ever do off the fuel. This won’t really change with gas stations having EV charging or RNG / biogas pumps. EV chargers will be located where the gas stations are located already due to market forces. Not to mention larger high traffic places will have them as essentially a ‘loss leader’, in that they don’t expect to make much profit off the charging, but it will bring EV drivers to that place and thus shop there more and/or think of the place of business more positively. Not to mention lots of rural private campgrounds are installing them because if they don’t, the consumers with EVs will leave for the competition. Pure market forces.
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  742. it is known in psychology. The reverse is same for ADHD diagnoses in teens and children and it is literally because of the same reason - boys 'act out' more thus are more diagnosed. By the way I'm a guy and I got diagnosed for ADHD as an adult so I have no biases here.
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  743. This is why in Australia, ASIC, who governs fiancial regulations, essentially killed off Youtube Australian financial channels because of this risk.
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  744. +50 Rubles for you. How many do you have to go in your post quota today Ivan?
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  745.  @soundscape26 Your logic: It is ok and not dangerous to wear a t-shirt because it is -20 and not -40.
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  746.  @briarrose361  lol nah, Might wanna read up on that North Korean history eh.
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  747. Kiwi here. Listen to what Shirvan said again. He NEVER stated NZ wanted to join. Sky News Australia is a joke.
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  748. You actually believed that? 😂 - Watch all the actual Aussies laugh at you.
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  749. Nothing. Just wording.
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  750. Yes, you aren’t a genius. You would too. Don’t kid yourself chickenhawk 😂 Also he was criticising the government of it long before for years, while in the country. Also bro, you do know he is lower down that pecking order due to his asthma that exempted him from compulsory military service right? These haters who think they are geniuses who can’t even hate on him factually (you) 😂
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  751. German and Dutch collab. Their main channel is German but the English version is dubbed by the Dutch side.
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  752. Everyone outside the US: Time to watch the Americans bicker in the comments section and also try to come up with ‘solutions’ that have already been solved by other countries long ago. Yours, Rest of the world
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  753.  Nekropiate666  you ——- the point
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  754. Nothing to do with it in Australia.
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  755.  @floopybits8037  Only it literally isn't. I live in Australia. I know the housing market. It is the skewed tax incentives towards 'investment' housing starting from 2000. It always is Occam's Razor eh. Basic human behaviour, not all-seeing shadowy organisations.
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  756.  @alekgustafson6483  only there isn’t. Or else the Russian Telegram channels would have played it up. They haven’t.
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  757. For the last time, explaining a thing and why it happens and that it happens doesn’t mean you endorse the thing. Example: criminologists.
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  758. Its a poor take in reality, because they are not in Australia. Here in Australia, Rupert Murdoch owns 70% our print media (News Corp, who also own Fox News in the US), our media has a strong bias that has supported and helped elect our conservative party (Liberals) in the majority of our elections in recent history. This is actually a massive power struggle between Murdoch's news media ) and Facebook. Our former prime minister Kevin Rudd just sat before our senate for a Royal Commission into Murdoch's monopoly on our news media. You can view this in full on Kevin Rudd's Youtube page. The government is pushing Rupert Murdoch’s agenda - major news outlets will get compensated but independent journalists won’t. This Australian law says that, to simply link to news articles, one has to pay the publisher — and only establishment news qualifies. This disenfranchises independent news as well as breaks a key aspect of a free and open internet — being able to link to and move between different sites liberally.
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  759. Only it isn't you bother reading. Try looking up the election of the governor in Georgia. Yeah, the governor in charge of the running the election isn't a conflict of interest at all.... And well, the American police forces... American police steal more from citizens than actual blue collar burglary via 'civil forfeiture'.
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  760. It was a promotion at the time to bring in crowds / advertising by sponsors
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  761. Last time I was this early, Adam Smith didn't have capitalisation in the description.
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  762. You are using technology right now based on left leaning principles bro.
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  763. @z0ltisgod LOL. Maybe actually look into what Jacinda was doing and finally addressing the things both party's neglected in the past but good job, Kiwis 'Brexit'ed' themselves. Again. (The first time was voting against the decriminalisation of cannabis). Kiwis like to think they are progressive, but voting patterns indicate differently.
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  764.  @thomasb.9534 They are not. These are heavily researched with academic sources. As stated, you can analyse skull and bone development, It really isn't that hard in reality. For example, the bones in your hand don't fully fuse until a certain age. Same with your skull.
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  765.  @nextcaesargaming5469  the military own official website rightfully complains about waste due to the military industrial complex numerous times. As stated, literally the US military’s official website
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  766. And sell them at a loss when the price plummets because you know nothing about the grid and bought into the fear.
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  767. It is affecting industries that do not use steel. So no.
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  768.  @majortophat3083  Canberra has far too small of a population and thus demand. Building a 350km speed train in the EU costs €100 million (yes Euros) more expensive per minute saved vs a 240km train. The calculations have been done time and again throughout the years in Australia. HSR isn’t economically viable for the distances between major cities and localised within-state medium speed rail is (and what all states are doing). The optimal time vs cost for rail for people is within 500km.
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  769.  @Withnail1969 they have built 4x as many renewables than coal and have done so since 2013. They built 4.5x as much solar alone last year.
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  770. Yep, best time to buy new Thinkpads is actually now around Jan / Feb as they clear out last year’s models. Massive discounts thus value.
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  771. They have in the past for the sake of safety. I assume you know the history.
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  772.  @aeixo2533  you missed the point
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  773.  @4777hamza  the 'handouts' if you know anything about economics, does the oppsite but ok. If you think the 'handouts' caused the inflation...BUAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA. Other countries have far more sustained 'handouts' yet their inflation is not as high. if you know anything about economics, you know all this too.
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  774.  @liphrium9858 in reality, the residential REIT market in Australia is close to nothing. Even in the US, it is inflated as most of them are locally based. It is the tax incentives of owning property. Everyone knows it but wants to blame anything else but Australians themselves. Shorten wanted to introduce housing reform in 2019 but the majority voted against that
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  775.  @D0JES  houses there are actually built well and deal with the cold fine.
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  776.  @UndertakerFromWWE  Bro. Aldi has free range eggs. *THEY LITERALLY BUY FROM THE SAME PLACE* as all the other supermarkets - Wholesalers and farmers have readily admitted this in every country they are in. Stop spreading complete misinformation.
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  777. Benjamin Andersen Brandon Jennings took the international route before he went into the NBA because he wanted to get paid.
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  778. "3 guaranteed hot meals a day" - did you even watch the damn video!? Also when the hell is this political? It's nothing to do with if you like the donkey or elephant. LOL at the dumb irrelevant to the topic political labeling. Makes you sound ignorant.
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  779. They aren't fake...more they existed at the time but a lot were in real life, rare or experimental.
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  780. Too many people fail to understand how this works which is a shame.
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  781. Close enough. And you know it.
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  782. Yep, this comments section is going to be very civil and have mature discourse. Definitely. Yep.
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  783.  @Austtube  that's literally reflected in that social commentary. It is a disgrace on the nation
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  784. Johnny, love ya work but a but disingenuous to highlight the 'danger' of Roundup...when you look up the rating of it '2A'...it is in the same category as bacon and hairdressing. We don't need propaganda like this against Roundup :/
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  785. Mark was a well known WWII historian for a couple of decades before he started his Youtube channel. You can buy his books online! Mark deserves all his success on here!
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  786. Another clown who doesn’t know how wholesale electricity pricing works.
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  787. Sky News was pushing for an opening in the first wave. Stop believing their BS propaganda eh. Deb Freckington (Liberal opposition in Queensland) pushed for an opening of Queensland's borders 64 times. Look up Sky News' archives if you want their complicity. Sky News are scum.
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  788. Incorrect depending on use and geography
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  789.  ben cornish  Only if you bother to actually look further than skin deep into the issue, you would find that most landlords ARE BY FAR Kiwis, 93% of houses are owned BY KIWIS, it was NZ banks with lax lending to housing speculators lending to KIWIS that lead the massive increase in house prices between 2001-2008 but Kiwis LOVE to blame anyone but themselves. Born and raised NZer here.
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  790.  ben cornish  yep, the dawn raids never happened eh...
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  791.  @Tzhz  uh no. Try looking up videos on the Polynesians. Not hard
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  792. 'No point in investing in your business because even if it works they tax away all the profits.' - you and I know when you enter a market, corporate related taxes is WAAAAAAAAY down the list of considerations as 5 or 10% less profit is still better than 0% of zero profit or revenue (and the added measure of your competition grabbing all the market share in that area). Also, unemployment payments and the degree of them have zero negative correlation with employment. In fact, the poor having more money GENERATES jobs as they spend all their money. This was literally proven during COVID.
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  793. You forget shipping costs have increased dramatically. Digging it out of the ground is one thing, getting it to places is another. And those goods need machines to add value from that raw copper into something else.
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  794. See ‘Friendlyjordies’ reporting on it.
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  795. It isn't a great insight at all - Here in Australia, Rupert Murdoch (News Corp, who also own Fox in the US) owns 70% our print media. The ruling right-wing LNP party has strong ties with Rupert Murdoch and to a lesser extent, Nine/Fairfax. These two groups combined control the majority of Aussie legacy media, push heavily and (usually successfully) for the LNP during both federal and state elections, and in return want the LNP to pass laws to prop up their business model. This is actually a massive power struggle between them and Facebook. Our former prime minister Kevin Rudd just sat before our senate for a Royal Commission into Murdoch's monopoly on our news media. The government is pushing Rupert Murdoch’s agenda - major news outlets will get compensated but independent journalists won’t. This Australian law says that, to simply link to news articles, one has to pay the publisher — and only establishment news qualifies. This disenfranchises independent news as well as breaks a key aspect of a free and open internet — being able to link to and move between different sites liberally.
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  796. you are aware tariffs are taxes PAID BY THE IMPORTER
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  797. Guess what tinfoil hat? THIS ALREADY EXISTS. You dunno what "no jab, no p(l)ay" is do you? The world hasn't collapsed with it, and it's saved the health system A TON of cost. Less tinfoil please.
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  798. yeah no, all the polls indicate otherwise. And no, the polls predicted Clinton would win the popular vote by 3 million votes and did. Learn how the Electoral College works.
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  799. Time for the Tax Audit 100% Completion No Glitches run 😂
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  800. ‘Most affordable cities’ - LOL
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  801. @Stop deleting my Accounts you source from tikTok or Instagram...yeah no. You aren't 'woke', you're just gullible. Not to mention that is only just Moderna, and do you think Moderna want to jeopardise confidence in their vaccine vs their competitors? HAHAHAHA. You're just gullible. Think about it for half a second.
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  802. @Stop deleting my Accounts here's a clue: You have natural amounts of arsenic and lead in your body. You NEED highly radioactive elements or your bones get brittle and you get migraines (magnesium). No bananas for you as they contain potassium, which is radioactive. You aren't woke, you're jsut gullible.
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  803. Nuclear takes 10 years to build on average (IEA stats), is a nightmare to decommission cost wise, with an average cost of US $330 million and that if there is few complications, otherwise if there are, try towards $1 billion. In 2013 dollars. It actually needs to be near a water source as well. Not to mention, like fossil fuels, uranium is a globally traded commodity that is subject to world demand and geopolitical whims. Not to mention the bridging of waiting for the nuclear power plant to be built means often more bridging with more expensive fossil fuels, significantly negating any economic or environmental benefit. And even with closed cycle nuclear, it still produces waste that needs to be stored for 500 years. At least. Nuclear is not a cure all and the best and cheapest option literally depends on geography and national grid generation design are designed as such.
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  804.  @bellingdog  see my comment regarding industrial vs consumer goods above yours. Australian manufacturing is better than ever. Another example is medical and surgery equipment, which has an average growth in Australia of 7.1% from 2015-2020. If you wondering, car manufacturing was always going to die off once government subsidies were gone. Germany, France and the US heavily subsidise their car manufacturing industries. In reality, the death started in the 1980s. Australians just did not buy petrol consuming, high insurance premium Holdens anymore and local manufacturing was far too slow to adjust to these changing consumer preferences. Combine it with being far from from source components from Japan, US, South Korea and China and a relative lack of shipping lanes and traffic.... It was NEVER about high wages. It has been independently economically assessed.
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  805. millions of years mate.
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  806. 4:45 - Where is he in the comments section? we're waiting! :D
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  807. ​ @mazeltov6752  in Australia, we are doing both. The Victorian state government here is actively recruiting overseas nurses, but also offering free education for nurses. Training new nurses takes time so you need both.
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  808.  @genevieveryan5345  Only it isn't, but I'd trust an actual lawyer over your armchair law degree:https://auspublaw.org/2020/06/border-closures-covid-19-and-s-92-of-the-constitution/
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  809. Yeah, Hoser released this video earlier than scheduled 😅😂
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  810. Literally see my post above eh - blaming one doesn't negate the other.
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  811. In before this video also gets geoblocked in India by the Indian government LOL. A missed opportunity for a Surfshark or NordVPN sponsorship LOL
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  812.  @taith2  you forget that there are existing sites already such as in the US, only TSMC is the biggest.
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  813. Also is honouring only men is obviously the only 'right' thing to do....or if you think about it, it makes you sound sexist...do you even bother thinking about what you say before you labelling anything that even mildly makes you uncomfortable 'woke'? You probably still call ships 'her' unironically.
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  814.  @martin4787  Define 'woke'.
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  815. ​ @KV1T1  do tell in a video! Or contact VICE! Of course, be anonymous if needed to protect yourself.
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  816. In IT here: She did a stellar job answering all the questions in a layman's way and was correct in all of them. A lot of structures in corporate, multi-million/billion dollar company IT, like Optus is, follow similar IT processes and networking structures generally. And a lot of that is actual government regulation as she stated.
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  817. ‘Aborigines’ is pronounced ‘Ab-bo-ree-gee-nees’ by the way.
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  818. you are as this has nothing to do with Windows Updates. This literally emphasises your unfortunate tech illiteracy and how you're an easy mark. The easiest marks are ones who think they know stuff, but in reality don't. Like you.
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  819.  @MrF.B.I and I see you dunno the Ange track record of taking over crisis teams but ok. Ange loves the doubters.
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  820. 6:59 Maori is correctly pronounced 'Mull-ree'. Strange as he correctly pronounced 'Te Anau' as 'Tey Ah-now' surprisingly correctly for a non New Zealander. Also stoats are more likely to be killed by 1080 poison (Sodium fluoroacetate), which is FAR more effective, both in actual stoat kills and monetary operational costs. New Zealand can do this as there is no native large mammals in the ecosystem anymore with the extinction of the Moa and Haast Eagle. 1080 is highly water soluble, meaning it does not damage aquatic wildlife and it does not affect soil quality. 1080 is FAR from perfect, and can result in accidental takahe poisonings, but the benefits FAR outweighs the cost to the species and is FAR more effective than trapping.
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  821.  @josephb2259  That's for the courts to decide. if you have been a part of a jury in a child abuse case like I have been, you know the complexities that Joe and Jo Public never factor in + you respect the course of the law a lot more. The actual facts and reality are stated by the QUT law professors in that SBS article, which I paraphrased.
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  822. ​ @LogicallyAnswered  What you failed to mention is that, although yes, Twitch needs to get more profitable, their older strategies got strong backlash and thus they have been smarter about monetising it more - e.g the later developments of offering quite good deals with manually running ads, that pay based on your audience, that the streamer can specify when and how much they run. The more they run the ads, the more they get paid byt that is up to the streamer to decide. This pushes people who are annoyed by the ads to subscribe to the streamer to avoid them, giving both Twitch and the streamer far more revenue from that viewer. Also Twitch will be launching a platform for all streamers to get sponsored streams directly from them. As you know being a YouTuber, you often have to navigate through these sponsorships to see if they are legit or pay well. Twitch will do this for the streamer and will help a lot of "mid tier" and below streamers who can't afford managers to do this. Not to mention likely better vetting processes. It lacks details at the moment, like Twitch's cut of it, but all this indicates a shift towards a more balanced approach while monetising Twitch more.
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  823. LOL you dunno about people's trips to Mexico and Canada from the US for this do you....
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  824. Why aren't you covering John Barilaro blatant corruption? Why did John Barilaro cut funding and personnel from NSW firefighters before the bushfires? Why did John Barilaro use $3.3 million of public money to pop up his friend's failing oyster farm business? Why did John Barilaro not declare any conflict of interest when legislating short term rental laws in NSW? Why did John Barilaro blatantly flout quarantine rules because he had to "feed his chickens"? Why isn't Sky News asking these questions? #corruption #SuperBarilaroBruz
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  825.  @CaffeinePX  as opposed to Trumps' (and therefore Russia's) puppet?
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  826.  @marcellofunhouse1234  they do in most of the world eh.
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  827. If you have watched all the videos and read the tweets, the dumb 12yo kids from both fanbases fanned the fire by DMing the streamers saying nasty stuff getting both riled up and thus this mess. That is not on from both sides. The mods of both are in discussions with each other.
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  828.  @Ozzie2398  you might want to look into the food crisis in poorer countries right now.
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  829. It is generalised but the basic facts are true.
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  830. 77.9% of US medical bankruptcies are those WITH insurance.
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  831.  @ohsxntaz  nice strawman argument bro. Where can I get that discounted straw? Hook me up.
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  832.  @AL-lh2ht  I.e. the ‘just coincidentally here’ bit 😝
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  833. ​ @joepopplewell680  Nuclear is too expensive. Here’s a clue - this is 2019 before a high interest rate environment and France having a ton of economies of scale in nuclear infrastructure - “The delays at the Flamanville site in northern France come on top of a massive cost overrun at the Hinkley Point nuclear project EDF is building in Britain and a decade-long delay to the Olkiluoto plant in Finland. EDF's European Pressurised Reactor (EPR) reactor in Flamanville is now seven years late and costs have more than tripled to 12.4 billion euros ($13.7 billion).”
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  834.  @finding_aether similar but not the same - there are slight differences. But tactics, no matter what sport, always builds from what was done before.
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  835. Also Americans, what isn’t touched on is that it affects American immigrants to other countries too: Example: In many countries in the EU, Australia and New Zealand, many have reciprocal healthcare agreements in which citizens of those countries living in another country can get treated in hospitals in an emergency for free and vice versa. None of them have one for the US and US citizens.
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  836. depends on state.
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  837.  @SD-mi2vc ’helps my cause’ - of a lack of knowing how financial markets work.
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  838.  @HH-hd7nd  Fukushima was skipping safety corners too.
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  839. The US will defend the use of the US dollar in international trade and will use any means to keep it that way, including putting other geopolitics aside. A great example of this was the Dai Hong Dan incident in 2007, where the US Navy teamed up with North Korean sailors to fend off Somali pirates who tried to take over the ship and US Navy medics treated the injured North Korean sailors. This even got praise of North Korean national TV.
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  840. Women have a FAR higher chance of getting blood clots via the pill. The male version of the pill was stopped because of that blood clot risk. That is FAR higher than the Astrazeneca vaccine.
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  841. you have more chance of getting a blood clot on a long flight if you don't move your legs as well.
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  842.  @ronblack7870 now state how much of the assets do they own
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  843. It actually backs up all what the video has said. It is overpriced. You don’t judge bubbles by one after hours. You judge it over time. Give it 1-2 years like the pandemic boom stocks. Too many clowns in here that dunno shit
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  844. And governments around the world are giving incentives as such. Australia’s main source of renewable generation is literally rooftop solar feeding back into the grid
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  845.  @maximme  Flights back to the Philippines from the UK usually go via the Middle East as a stopover.
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  846. the labour cost was never an issue and as this video states, without heavy market protections, Australia's car industry would have died in the mid 70s as it was too small of a market. Actually watch the video.
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  847.  W.t. Bonsell  you expect people who are poor to be able to afford one?
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  848. Mate, all they do is literally manage other people’s money.
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  849.  @cydzview only it doesn’t work
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  850. Hey! Weekend idea right here that I didn't think about! Glad you are back as well!
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  851. So you mean the many companies they own
.5% of. And that is assuming 1:1 voting rights, which for a lot of companies, it isn’t as often the founders deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves despite owning less of the company.
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  852.  @KaiShanIV  other factors like distance from large markets, both end product and parts wise, were bigger factors than any production issue. Yes, they were unproductive but larger factors were those.
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  853.  Mark Stanborough  Want me to go into the conflicts between new Chinese immigrants to these Pacific Islands and the native population, the "dollar diplomacy" war, how Tonga is a vital logistics hub for illicit drugs from China and how all this complicates Chinese geopolitics in the region and how in reality, the Pacific Island nation play the bigger nations off against one another? You dunno nothing. Just admit it. A true 'patriot' acknowledges the good AND BAD.
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  854.  @killmeplease5389  please tell me how the European Central Bank (I.e. the EU's one, as all EU members monetary policy is under it) can 'cover up individual countries' budget deficits? Less edge, more books doge.
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  855. They aren’t charities. They charge a fee for their service. I see you have never bought an ETF ever.
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  856. @Geoff King sure bud. Yes, I'm sure you know more than law school professors. Grow up.
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  857.  @siggy7265  Also pretty damn sure aged care and disability workers work damn hard and are still underpaid. As said, grow up.
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  858. Only that is false. In reality, American insurance companies approve or deny FAR more
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  859. ​ @theBear89451  it really isn't as productivity has far outstripped wages.
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  860. ‘Good Times, Bad Times’ covers this FAR better and also touches upon how Israel’s leadership hampered itself leading up to this. They are Polish thus neutral as well.
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  861.  @auraguard0212  it isn't. It is very very different.
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  862.  @mudman619  70% of civilians in the Gaza Strip are refugees when Israel kicked them out. Knowing you like the military, I dare you to say that in front of Medal of Honor hero's family, Petty Officer Michael Monsoor. An Arab.
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  863.  @Icarus07c Yes, it was occuring before Brexit, but in reality, it is ALL Tory austerity. Germany has a much older population yet is objectively not as economically dire.
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  864. Factor in that requiring a car is a must in Calgary due to its shit urban design - it isn’t just solely house prices - it is house prices + transport costs
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  865. 6:18 - My fat arse read that as 'Harry Potter and the cursed chili' and the tacos next shot didn't help with that LOL
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  866.  @the.ashfiles  well, between the wisdom you share (and omg Raffy!), you’ve made me laugh a few times in your videos!
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  867.  @TheofficialDropthatbeat  that isn't how stocks work. Do you know what dividends are? They are literal payouts **of profits**. Ignorance of a thing isn't just a right wing thing. Not to mention it isn't just stocks, but investments into say infrastructure or commercial property if you want.
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  868.  @jLL-r9s  thus why investment companies do the investing for you. The ones involved in investing pension contributions are highly regulated in Australia. Please read my post properly.
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  869.  @darksid007  profits are actually, for better or worse, higher than ever and You have ethical investment options. You can also think of this as the more diversified, less riskier "workers owning the means of production" as well, as it's literally other workers' money being invested.
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  870.  @uhohhotdog  it is very different. It is mandatory and on top of wages unlike 401k, it is not employer tied like 401k, if you move jobs, you can stay with the same management fund, more portfolio options, more diversification in those options, far harder to get out, Australian ones often come with insurance.
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  871. Or it was a technicality but I guess you know more than law school professors eh? https://www.sbs.com.au/news/how-george-pell-won-in-the-high-court-on-a-legal-technicality
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  872.  @chrisloulach1476  yes but it doesn't prove innocence (or guilt) either.
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  873. see my comment, you know nothing in reality.
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  874.  @Godleelife  so in other words, you actually know nothing. Never attribute in malice to what can be equally attributed to in stupidity.
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  875. How's the Ruble exchange rate these days? I see you would monitor it well with that AfD content LOL - y'know a party with KNOWN CONFIRMED Russian government links and even you can't deny that.
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  876.  @Ausman84204  it is the international recognised boundaries. Nationalism is a dumb thing and Modi is taking you for a ride and using you.
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  877.  @kristopherbeniwal  no, they are the UN internationally recognised borders. Get out of here with your nationalism. Modi is just using your nationalism eh. Stop falling for it.
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  878. oh no. The comments section is too good in this video *laughs and cries*
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  879. 6:50 - 'safety' and 'practicality' on a Ford F150 - oh dear!! nononono!
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  880. Hate and ignorance is taught mate. Have some introspection on why you feel that way. Have you asked yourself that simple question: Why do I feel this way? It’s never late to change.
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  881.  @Demopans5990  thus why universal healthcare as it's an ENTIRE COUNTRY'S healthcare system vs smaller insurance companies. I wonder who can broker better prices for orders?
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  882. the UK didn't fully pay back it's WWII debt to the US until 2006. Also Ukraine has minerals....
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  883.  Gary Sandhu  you know more than infectious disease experts who says it wasn't do you?
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  884. Why aren't you covering John Barilaro blatant corruption? Why did John Barilaro cut funding and personnel from NSW firefighters before the bushfires? Why did John Barilaro use $3.3 million of public money to pop up his friend's failing oyster farm business? Why did John Barilaro not declare any conflict of interest when legislating short term rental laws in NSW? Why did John Barilaro blatantly flout quarantine rules because he had to "feed his chickens"? Why isn't Sky News asking these questions? #corruption #SuperBarilaroBruz
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  885.  @jemma_19988 nothing to do with it, everything to do with the historic weakening of labour law and also some Kiwi psyche, in that Australian labour union reps and lawyers state a lot of Kiwis in Australia don’t stand up for their rights when they need to. Basically it’s the toxic part of the ‘tall poppy syndrome’ mentality and not wanting to cause a fuss despite it hurting you.
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  886.  @yap5995  they literally criticise the West's inaction 6:56 in bro.
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  887. He never said it was. However organised collective power is always more powerful than an single individual.
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  888. A key question to counter this is why would they move so many troops to the West Bank then..... Even Russia massed troops on the border for months before....
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  889. The investments says differently. Vuvic got you goooood 😂
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  890. Yes, until you know the CBD and one specific building is a known peregrine falcon breeding place, and therefore you see a rock pigeon get 'taken out' by one of those peregrine falcons for lunch, right in front of your eyes. This is the Melbourne, Australia's CBD and the building is located at 367 Collins Street. Mother Nature being brutal was reinforced that day.
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  891.  @sytritewarum5720  Also I remember a mother having to explain to her kid what just happened when the peregrine falcon wanted lunch and therefore the kid's first introduction to Mother Nature LOL
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  892.  @sfw1956 Hate and ignorance is taught mate. Get some introspection as to why you feel that way. Never too late to change.
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  893.  @jpatten yep and many many geographical happenings in Australia are recorded in the stories of Aboriginal people, only us foreigners were too ignorant to factor them in as clues to that physical geography, only for them to be proven right all along. This is slowly changing but not fast enough. A lot of the main old established arterial roads in the main centres in Australia and regionally were originally old Aboriginal trading routes and it makes sense. It’s the reason why Sydney’s inner streets are really the way they are. Old paths. Much like how the Romans used existing roads made by tribes in Britain - that of course are still used to this very day.
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  894. 18:51 - But he IS an Overwatch sweaty gamer LOL
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  895. Not they don't. Do you even know the US base near Darwin and Pine Gap?
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  896. Multiplayer games are usually hosted on localised edge servers that do not need to navigate submarine cables. At worst your large file game content updates / patches would be slower to download due to more congestion but for online gaming servers, which also send and receive very little data, it wouldn’t affect much, including latency / lag.
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  897. the labour cost was never an issue and as this video states, without *heavy* market protections, Australia's car industry would have died in the mid 70s as it was too small of a market.
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  898. Reading these "checks" for settlements = beyond absurd for anyone outside the US. Gees, I've got ~$500 as part of a class action here in Australia (bank being naughty charging not agreed-for fees) and they deposited it directly via internet banking as I submitted an online form for my bank account details.
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  899. Exactly but don’t tell the ‘number go up’ people in here. NVIDIA will have the scaling and entrenched consumer base advantage but I can easily see market share dominance being chipped away in years to come. Pun intended.
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  900. If you have watched all the videos and read the tweets, the dumb 12yo kids from both fanbases fanned the fire by DMing the streamers saying nasty stuff getting both riled up and thus this mess. That is not on from both sides. The mods of both are in discussions with each other.
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  901. @ everyone's gangster until you need it fam. Enjoy your hospital bills.
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  902.  @killermarfidyoh138  I like that you ignore all the times that 'going woke' didn't go broke. Keurig, Nike and the NFL.
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  903.  @killermarfidyoh138  Also let me know how that Trump store and that Pillow Man is doing. And Milo too.
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  904.  @FKS1994  This HEAVILY depends on geography, and how it is implemented. China implemented it poorly. But you are going to have all the dumb comments stating all green energy is uneconomcial and bad, which is FAR from the case. China was too heavily dependent on Australian highly refined coal, which has NOTHING to do with green energy. Not even suggesting all of this is bad research at best, downright misleading at worst.
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  905. @ 1) foreign direct investment is not the same as trade balance 2) It’s ‘she’ by the way. Nadja from TLDR who has presented in the past wrote it. 3) It also doesn’t explain the cancelled Russian weapons deals, nor the actions pre-invasion to distance itself from Russia. Did you even watch the video?
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  906. If you actually understand how it works, no it isn’t. You probably believe Blackrock owns everything too 😂 (see they don’t and it isn’t even close)
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  907. To note, "Liberal" means the RIGHT WING party everywhere but the US.
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  908.  @MrBraddatz  you are aware that Australia has some of the highest yields per [enter area measurement you want] in the world for food production right?
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  909. Yep, that Jim Cramer death kiss.
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  910. Or they can only use transfer money to pay the massive fine and nothing else. It means it doesn’t punish the players’ careers, it doesn’t punish the Championship’s players and only punishes the club.
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  911.  @RemusKingOfRome  so back to the days of child labour am I right? Labour rights are "left" bro. As is internet neutrality, y'know the thing that prevents the internet from being like cable TV packages.... "The right" love to hate "the left" but love the things "the left" brings.
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  912.  @RemusKingOfRome  It literally isn't as guess who was against labour laws at the time? The Republicans literally wanted internet neutrality to be repealed. Try again. As stated, "The right" love to hate "the left" but love the things "the left" brings.
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  913.  @RemusKingOfRome  try again. "After the Republican President Reagan took office in 1981, he dismissed all air traffic control staff who went on strike, and replaced the National Labor Relations Board members with pro-management men. Dominated by Republican appointees, the Supreme Court suppressed labor rights, removing rights of professors, religious school teachers, or illegal immigrants to organize in a union,[52] allowing employees to be searched at work,[53] and eliminating employee rights to sue for medical malpractice in their own health care"
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  914.  @RemusKingOfRome  pretending it is "bs" doesn't mean it actually is. "H.R.1644, the Save the Internet Act of 2019 — authored by Rep. Mike Doyle (D-PA) — would codify a 2015 FCC policy that ensured that internet providers treat all data requests equally and do not throttle traffic to less-favored sites. President Donald Trump’s handpicked Commission chair Ajit Pai pushed through a repeal of the policy in late 2017."
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  915.  @jayrowe6473  no doubt but one is kinda more obvious than another.
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  916. The "all the animals kill you" thing was obviously exaggeration for comedic effect and I live in Australia too.
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  917. 5:10 - this 'dollar diplomacy' recognition game between PR China and Taiwan has played out since the mid 90s in reality. Nothing new. Twas quite funny when Kiribati let PR China build a satellite station, switched their recognition to Taiwan because they got a better deal, and kicked the PR Chinese off the island that hosted the satellite station and thanked the PR Chinese for building it LOL. As said in another comment, I studied South Pacific geopolitics, with a focus on Chinese relations. this 'great power' contention in the South Pacific is nothing new. In the 70s and 80s, it was the West vs the USSR and Japan for political influence.
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  918. He's from South Africa and no doubt speaks Afrikaans. German and Dutch / Afrikaans are similar languages
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  919.  @gruzza9000  he has stated he's from South Africa but moved when he was 10. He has a mixed accent and there is still a bit of that South African twang in some of his words.
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  920. Chinese investment in Australian property has collapsed since 2018 however.
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  921. Ya probably the same guy that whines when your cheap stuff from Walmart gets more expensive.
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  922. He's the head honcho. He can't promote himself any higher! :P
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  923.  @ktbmk 😂 this isn’t the mid 2010s anymore, no one gives a shit about Apple vs Android anymore
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  924. The US Army and its generals has stated that it did not need more tanks but Congress bought them anyway. At least twice. You literally have billions of dollars of tanks sitting in warehouses. Second Thought didn't mention the savings closing unused bases with no operational or strategic value either. You can literally have a MORE powerful and cheaper armed forces but the military industrial complex won't allow it. US military secrets have been stolen via the hacking of third party contractors who skimped on IT security. There is a reason why China and Russia have state owned military companies.
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  925. @ Ok less than 1 month old account bot.
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  926. 12:08 - This is Australia or New Zealand judging from the 'basic b*tch' suburb design and driving on the left side of the road LOL
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  927.  @Ekdrink  Guess what ads and YT Premium is bro. Have you ever uploaded a video ever?
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  928. The constitution says no 😂 Non American but the hoops a state has to go through, it won’t happen. Your statement might be the ‘cool’ thing to say, but the reality is different.
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  929. My high school teacher, who was in police forensics, was like "Yeah, meth is easy to make, it isn't hard" LOL. And he has the actual qualified skills to do and knows the police forensics side thus could hide his tracks better LOL
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  930. Grow up Mr Nationalist. To an international audience, these territories are disputed thus greying or dotted lines are used, including Arunachal Pradesh. Google Maps in most of the world does this as well. This is an American production, using an American video hosting company.
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  931. they know it has a cult following as it does around the world thus why they do it. Gets you in the door. The 'random stuff in the middle of the store' items is part of the pop culture of Aldi.
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  932. You as the customer with the funds hold them responsible for returns - you can withdraw your money at any time via selling the ETF shares you own.
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  933. Shivan, you have to do more of these TV shows / gaming geopolitics episodes along with your usual high quality stuff. It'll introduce a new audience to your channel!
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  934. Do you think nuclear power plants, with its cost overruns, and cements prices skyrocketing, is viable right now? There’s a reason why many nations are extending existing ones and don’t want to think about building new. I assumed you looked up the reasons as to why offshore wind are having issues - being infrastructure cost via higher interest rates and OSV vessel shortages
 Too many nuclear fanbois who literally know nothing about the state of current nuclear
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  935.  @marcobonesi6794 sure bud. I read industry sources and know the realities unlike you.
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  936. The twerk dance, as with the history of African-American originated contemporary dance, all has roots from centuries old West African dance and rituals.
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  937. I refuse to believe he is THIS bad based on the intro ROFL
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  938.  @Alex632  Literally robbing Nauru's resources by buying it off the British run mines at a fraction of the world price AND MAKING THE LOCALS PAY FOR THE UPKEEP.
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  939.  @Alex632  At least the Aussies didn't dock a plague ship in Samoa and kill 1/4 of the population like NZ did eh...
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  940.  @Alex632  historical treatment of the kanaka workers in say Queensland.....
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  941.  @Alex632  Basically Aus + NZ being the "good guys" is a propagandist joke and the Aus + NZ governments know this.
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  942. and you seriously think the Conservatives would have been better? just because one is not perfect, does not mean going with the worse option. New Zealand has unfortunately learnt that. Canada luckily didn’t.
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  943. Just got an ad so it looks like this video is monetised for now. Ironically a Tiktok ad LOL.
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  944.  @benjaminchen5715  this is blatantly false if you know how home charging EV works.
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  945. Nothing to do with it, everything to do with incompetence
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  946.  @OzGeologyOfficial  Thanks! I have done a lot since and pulled myself out of it. FAR from easy. Part of it was moving to Melbourne by myself and I am still on that journey, but hey, that's why I'm here in a way, to give myself those experiences and challenges. I don't exercise for the physical aspects really for example! I know I'm thankfully not close to how I felt back then, and I always try to make sure I would never get back there. I'm older and wiser now as well and know how I tick a lot more. Forcing myself to learn life things is the only way. Also, yeah, I've realised that a good part of my mental health is brain chemical based, and I do a lot more when well rested and not suffering as much from my chronic illness that affects this. But hey, I didn't know all this back then and I pick up on it now. Older and wiser (and a lengthy medical journey in 2 countries) eh!
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  947. The argument that a voice would create inequality by inserting race into the constitution is not only disingenuous – it is also plain wrong. It is wrong because the Australian constitution already includes several provisions about race, one of which gives parliament the power to make laws for “the people of any race for whom it is deemed necessary to make special laws”. This is often referred to as the race power, and it makes Australia the only country that has empowered its federal parliament to make laws based on race. Aside from being incorrect, claims that a voice would create racial inequality are also disingenuous because they are not made in order to support greater equality in Australia. Denying Indigenous Australians a voice in decisions that affect them will only serve to maintain racial inequality and continue the marginalisation and disempowerment of First Nations people.
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  948. Criticising a system does not mean all of the system is bad. Less stupid.
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  949. Inflation below 1% indicates that people aren't buying enough stuff (I.e. demand driven inflation) which slows down economic growth and jobs growth. The ideal targeted is 2-3% because of this.
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  950. ​ @thomasbootham2707  Only it is highly incorrect. Germany pays the same into NATO as the US and Europe pays 83.7% of it's budget. And these are using stats days before the Russian Invasion as it is the approved budget for 2023, which was approved in early February 2022. And of course, this is before Finland and (going to be) Sweden joined, lessening the US percentage even more.
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  951.  @XanderDDS  I see you didn’t actually listen to the sound value based analysis in the video and went “ZOMG NVIDIA +25% after hours to the moon!!!!” Number go up amirite? You always look at fundamentals like Wall Street Millennial always does, because Y’know, he’s an actual qualified investment analyst and well, knows history and the maths. If you are buying NVIDIA long term to bet on their essential data centre monopoly, say 10+ years, in a highly diversified 25+ company portfolio (or that say NVIDIA is a holding in an ETF you are investing in), this bubble is of little consequence with high upside via DCAing. Buying it now = LOL Lol you.
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  952.  @dimitri6171  I see you didn’t bother watching the entire video
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  953. dude, please look at crime stats. the MSM will hype up things for ratings. Yes, we do have crime, like every other place, but it isn't organised crime that has been around for ages they highlight is it? Youth crime has trended down the last 20 years, and less are doing it, but the ones who are, do it more, pointing to broken families. Also the Italian mafia is very much alive in Australia and they still control most of the drug trade LOL.
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  954. New Zealand is the housing price dystopia and an exception. In the bad way.
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  955.  @matthewflinders1978  you are aware of where the word 'quarantine' comes from right?
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  956.  @matthewflinders1978  [citation needed]
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  957. 3:47 to 4:12 - Yeah, that hit me more than I thought it would re-watching this video. But I need to feel it and absorb it and not hide it. The funny thing of journaling in another's video journal. It helps that you got a soothing voice and you obviously have very good introspection Ash, and you are also well spoken, which as you probably know, is a blessing and a curse. I have that too.
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  958.  @zekenotech  they are plenty aware, they just don’t care because of potential demographic appeal. Sometimes it goes well despite the BS inaccuracy e.g. ‘Crazy Rich Asians’, which was directed by an East Asian, with an East Asian cast, or well, not so well like this. It isn’t so much ‘white people bad’ but ‘American bad’, regardless of ethnicity.
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  959. Here’s a clue big guy: The US isn’t the only country in the world. ESG corporate governance is everywhere
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  960. The Chinese rank #7 in foreign farmland ownership in Australia but guess who gets all the clickbait and ragebait? Guess who was the biggest foreign buyer of farmland in the few years before COVID in Australia? Canada. And foreigners only own at most 17% of the farmland. American and British interests dominate our overseas owned mining stakes and French and New Zealand interests have the biggest stake in dairy farms in Australia but they can’t get the ragebait as easily so
. And the Canadians and Aussies don’t care about their mining companies’ interests overseas
. (You as a Canadian, look up the dodgy grey area legality of Canadian mining companies in Western Sahara 👀)
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  961. RLL literally studied international relations and he speaks fluent Russian. Maybe he knew a bit more than you at the time eh? LOL
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  962.  @ChinnuWoW  I'm digging through these comments that aged beautifully LOL
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  963. The best Mark Felton video since the history of the 10 Downing Street Cat 😂
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  964. Regus / IWG Plc. Y'know, actually profitable and done it for decades.
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  965. In the US, far more working age people died vs other countries because "freedumb"
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  966. little doubt. Bots / lowly paid people from Eastern Europe. It's well documented.
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  967.  @camo6884  look it up. It is well documented and well known in intelligence and online security circles.
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  968. Australia's strong consumer protection laws brought you Steam game refunds so shut it Americans. We don't need your saving.
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  969. you have to know how to eat it properly and spread. you spread it thinly right?
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  970. All the extra Raffi shots in this one ❀
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  971. 'Kiribati' is pronounced 'Kiri-bas'.
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  972.  @lmmalcolm  I am in Aus. 10% less, 12x better mortality rates - read who I was replying to.
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  973. we are thumbs downing this because of the bias headlines. Notice they don't treat Gladys WHO CAUSED THIS in the same way? Let it get buried by the algorithm.
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  974.  @ralphwiggum250N  grow the f up. this is insignficant vs what is actually happening there right now. They are far from brave than you ever will be.
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  975.  @thebatmanchannel7503  are you serious? Did you watch any of their games?
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  976. or you are used to the very Americanised '23 choices of everything' thinking.
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  977. In reality, demand is relatively even throughout the day, as residential demand is replaced by industrial demand during the day and vice versa.
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  978.  @manofsan  yes and as are other countries too. Also smaller countries aren't stupid and aren't just pawns to bigger countries. And as stated in the Polymatter video, it isn't as black and white as you think it is. 1st rule of geopolitics: EVERYONE is in it for themselves. 2nd rule of geopolitics: NO ONE is the 'good guy'. If you think there is one, the propaganda worked.
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  979.  @manofsan  dude, I studied geopolitics and focused on China-South Pacific politics - it us far less black and white than you think. Smaller nations are not helpless pawns and by thinking that way, you actually undermine that they can think for themselves. Go look up Kiribati and how they kicked out PR China in the early 2000s for example. I got plenty more.
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  980.  @manofsan  also see the smaller nations playing bigger nations against one another via 'dollar diplomacy' between PR China and Taiwan, particularly in the 90s and 2000s. They are not helpless Dansel-in-distress pawns. They know the game and play according.
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  981.  @forbearants  dude, as stated, Polymatter has criticised the CCP and stated all the cracks in the system. It is literally a 4 part series. And dude, you might want to look into Guantanamo Bay and Nauru. Western nations aren't immune from this. Remember, to beat the enemy, you have to udnerstand them and how they work and that requires unbias, no matter if it goes against preconceived views.
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  982.  @forbearants  Why would Polymatter criticise how China works, both internally and foreign policy wise, if they are a shill? As stated, dude, they have a 4 part series on it.
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  983.  @forbearants  yes but bro. But it doesn't change the unbiased analysis. As stated, he's criticised the CCP in a 4 part series. Just stop it.
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  984. 0:16 - When did you get discount Mr. Beast appearing on your videos? LOL
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  985. So you know more than infectious disease experts (in another state I might add) who stated it was nothing to do with them?
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  986. 8:59 - Uncle Roger has roasted the tofu more than the pan! HAIYAA!!!
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  987. One of my ancestors was part of the Canton government of the Qing dynasty around this time. I wonder what he thought of Ching Shih....I guess a feared, but respected enemy.
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  988. It actually backs up all what the video has said. It is overpriced. You don’t judge bubbles by one after hours. You judge it over time. Give it 1-2 years like the pandemic boom stocks. You probably said the same of the pandemic boom stocks and their 2020/2021 earning calls
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  989. This comment is in reality outdated with the new introduced changes last year. The multiple Super accounts thing is being cleaned up via the introduction of 'stapling', which forces workplaces, if the employee doesn't provide it themselves, to contact the ATO to get the Superfund the employee is with, reducing multiple accounts, Not to mention the streamlined online of consolidating those accounts, which is a few clicks / 5 minutes work these days. The account grows due to it being invested regardless of the amounts on it, not to mention the changes to protect accounts from fee erosion, inactive low-balance super accounts will be transferred to the ATO who will proactively consolidate it on their behalf.
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  990. The buying power of adding 1.6 million Ukrainians, with their children and therefore a complete reversal of the ageing population and historic emigration to other EU states go BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR
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  991. 8 minutes in and only just noticed the cat... camoed cat LOL
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  992. Except the very Internet you are smart one LOL
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  993. Johnny is quick with this one!!
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  994.  @ChippiesBR  if you read the comments, you know why there is the confusion 😂
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  995.  @juancarlosalonso5664  did you even watch the video a few seconds after they pointed that out?
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  996.  @jeffw8218  or have both.
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  997.  @jeffw8218  yes, and read my earlier comments. Solutions already exist. We have both in Australia.
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  998.  @jeffw8218  ummm yes. Also quit watching Fox News and their lies on what is going on here in Australia LOL. Everyone here laughs at those blatant lies. Do you know how our pension system works?
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  999.  @arefkr  yeah, mission critical infrastructure typically shouldn't be one of them LOL
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  1000.  @sewpungyow5154  Here in Australia, Rupert Murdoch owns 70% our print media (News Corp, who also own Fox News in the US), our media has a strong bias that has supported and helped elect our conservative party (Liberals) in the majority of our elections in recent history. This is actually a massive power struggle between Murdoch's news media ) and Facebook. Our former prime minister Kevin Rudd just sat before our senate for a Royal Commission into Murdoch's monopoly on our news media. You can view this in full on Kevin Rudd's Youtube page. The government is pushing Rupert Murdoch’s agenda - major news outlets will get compensated but independent journalists won’t. This Australian law says that, to simply link to news articles, one has to pay the publisher — and only establishment news qualifies. This disenfranchises independent news as well as breaks a key aspect of a free and open internet — being able to link to and move between different sites liberally.
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  1001. No. And they aren’t the CEO
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  1002. In regards to building wealth for workers, this is why you have *mandatory* pension contribution funds such as in Singapore, Australia, Netherlands and Denmark. Here in Australia, these contributions are tax free, *on top* of wages. Currently it is minimum 10%, going up 0.5% each year until 12% in 2025. This is then invested with an investment company and portfolio of your choice and there are many options. Sure, you could do it yourself, but the market is so developed this is getting less and less needed. You can contribute more as a tax rebate as well. For example for me, I have mostly international equities but have mine invested into unlisted infrastructure as that is much more stable in downturns so good luck getting that without an investment company. This industry is highly regulated and there is literally shaming by the government if the returns aren't good enough and if you don't fix it, they will force you to write to your customers stating you are low preforming and recommend you switch amongst other things.
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  1003. How is it inaccurate? I live in Australia and it is pretty darn solid.
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  1004.  @lonnie224  like....
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  1005.  @lonnie224  burden of proof mate. Name some.
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  1006.  @lonnie224  and it was far more complex than that. They were more often employed in the trade they had experience in (you know, makes sense), and although there were harsh punishments initially, these were toned down. And also there were incentives, and often later earned remission and the convicts were often fed better than other counterparts. Not to mention for most convicts, most of their lives were spent in freedom. In a very general way and on par with the satirical presentation, hoser is in fact more accurate.
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  1007.  @lonnie224  The fact is Australia was mainly built over decades with mainly free non-convict labour. And as stated, the situation of the convicts was far more complex.
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  1008. (Yet)(that we know of)
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  1009. CaspianReport uses facts for a start, not tinfoil.
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  1010. Housing costs sky-rocketed with minimal immigration during 2020 and 2021 due to COVID restrictions but yes, keep blaming the immigrants and not the tax incentives that created a essentially Ponzi scheme h0ser correctly alluded to.
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  1011.  @the.parks.of.no.return  sure bro.
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  1012.  @avivagodfrey  yes you do. Name the COVID laws then. I live down here. I know them well.
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  1013.  @avivagodfrey  LOL, I know the rules bro. Nice try trying to dodge the question. No one's buying it ;)
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  1014.  @avivagodfrey  uh huh, name the rules between states then? Can you state what has changed between say Victoria and South Australia? No? I see your lame excuses. Try more actual Australian based sources bro.
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  1015.  @J0EN1DAS  it isn't perfect. But it takes 8 years as per the rules to get to that exploitation point like Hoffenheim. Much like the salary cap in US sports, which is highly effective in evening out teams, isn't perfect either as that cannot fix better location, players taking pay cuts to play with one another and bad back office management, but it is FAR FAR better than what is currently there
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  1016.  @juanjoseph  Yeah, you haven't seen it in action have you? LOL. A key thing is (lack of) knowledge transfer.
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  1017. ok, this geopolitical dark humour is pretty good *laughs and cries*
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  1018. Kiwi here. It's 40-45 years of neglect and incompetence, and that includes Jacinda. Who the f prints mote money (this is fine) but then instead of directly putting into people's and businesses' bank accounts, gives it to the banks to lend out? Guess what happened to NZ house prices in late 2020 with dirt low interest rates after... It is criminal negligence.
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  1019. Or Y’know, Ronaldo and Mourinho were right and the Manchester United workplace culture is an utter mess and has been for years due to the back office being untouchable. There’s a reason why Mourinho said his greatest achievement in management was getting 2nd place with Manchester United in the Premier League with the terrible squad and back office he had đŸ€Ł
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  1020. Mighty strange how threatening trade somehow makes geopolitical rivals and hate magically go away eh e.g. China, Japan and South Korea meeting together and in the past, the US and North Korea fighting together in the Dai Hong Dan incident
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  1021. Because it has nothing to do with them, but you know more than infectious disease experts who state it wasn't to do with the pretests? Other cities has protests too y'know...
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  1022. 0:47 - If you are in New Zealand as a tourist, go to Ohau Point to see these sealions, particularly close to breeding season and see a lot of fights between the males LOL
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  1023. 2:31 - It actually did exist back in those days - maritime insurance was actually the founding of modern insurance today
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  1024. It isn’t shelved😂
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  1025. or because they should be held to a higher standard as they have money to reform and do things properly.
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  1026. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Not his fault you are financially illiterate.
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  1027. Michael West appears from nowhere! (For others, Michael is one of, if not, the leading independent journalist in Australia)
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  1028. hard evidence or this gets the hose - yours, rest of the world. The stats (apart from the obvious fascist leanings) show Trump was terrible. I assume you actually read the climate change report.
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  1029. Also see ARKK's ETF's massive crash 'to the earth'.
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  1030. Wombats are herbivores. You're doing great Jacob :)
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  1031.  @segiraldovi  wrong. The public sector often has to compete against the private sector and in reality, the tiny amount extra on wages is nothing vs the lost productivity but people like you can't see past the initial numbers.
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  1032. 5:21 It's 'Mel-bin' Americans!
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  1033. *developed industrialised countries * yeah, that industrialised part needs work Stares in Eskom
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  1034. you ------------------------------- the point. There's a reason why Portuguese leave Portugal for other EU countries bro.
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  1035. It isn’t depending on what it is. You know metal recycling is literally cheaper than mining it right? The only reason we still mine it is because of increasing demand.
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  1036.  @basedbulgarian511  Once again, battery are currently not used for that and see above. Too much ignorance.
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  1037.  @the.ashfiles  You shouldn't feel bad about your voice. Your voice is comforting.
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  1038. Another one who obviously isn’t in enterprise IT and thus has sweet FA idea.
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  1039.  @der_ludo5460  The government pay really well and has has decent benefits such as more employer contributions towards your pension fund. There will still be the need for contractors time to time but not because they need to fake the numbers in regards to staff numbers to satisify a fake goal budget wise like it often is.
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  1040. As of the posting of this video’s public release 15 mins ago from this post, the UK is currently running on 63% wind. The next biggest is nuclear at 15.5%. Try again insecure one.
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  1041. so......um....what is your judgement on the credibility now? LOL - RLL literally studied international relations and he speaks fluent Russian. He literally has a degree in this and combining the two, Russian geopolitics is likely his speciality.
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  1042. 4:12 - 'German dominated customs union'......WAIT.......
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  1043. [ Americans: Get Australia's freedom back!111!! ] <<------>> [ Also Americans: Gerrymandering, lack of womens' rights to abortion (they decide, not you), closure of voting booths, **actual voter ID laws**, the police stealing from citizens' more than actual blue collar crime in 'civil fortfeiture', school 'active shooter' drills, lack of universal healthcare or paid holiday leave, lack of mandated minimum wage increases yearly, worst social mobility in the Western world, only 'developed' country whose life expectancy trended DOWN..... Australia is FAR from perfect, but the Americans 'forgetting' about their bigger issues is laughable. ]
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  1044.  @utubetrutharrowmichael-and9105  see my comment above yours. It's simple maths.
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  1045.  @deezeed2817  it more exploits the lack of knowledge of the labour laws in Australia than it is ever about high wages. As stated foreign workers take businesses to arbitration and court hearings over this all the time. And win.
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  1046.  @deezeed2817  90+% of disputes at the FWC are settled via arbitration because, well, lawyers are expensive eh and it is often cheaper for the business to settle than to pay lawyers.
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  1047. brainwashing essentially.
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  1048. Other countries have already have these instant payments systems for years Ol’ Tinfoil. The US banking system is 10 years behind everyone else
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  1049.  @chillibean281  *Labor eh. The betting markets are heavily favouring them đŸ€Ł - As the saying goes ‘You can lie with your mouth, but your wallet tells the truth’- the only question is how much the Greens and independents, who mostly lean left as well, get.
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  1050. The Coffeezilla cosplay at the end I didn't expect LOL
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  1051. They had both videos ready.
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  1052.  lolcano234  Or y'know Australia and NZ essentially bullying and gatecrashing the Pacific Islands Forum when they didn't want them in it? Want me to go on. Don't get me started on Nauru LOL. Australia and NZ have been the historic bullies in the South Pacific and thus re-read what I originally wrote eh.
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  1053. This means that banks get less for depositing their money to the Reserve Bank, which gives them incentive to lend out that money more to businesses, giving businesses more credit to buy things to generate income or to run for longer.
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  1054. I guess you need more education on the cost inflation vs wages and then please be quiet. Please grow up. (I am being polite). You will see this someday when crisis strikes.
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  1055.  @vincineratev9183  it doesn't mean we shouldn't strive for better.
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  1056. Ash, you have a way with words and strong introspection that is for sure. I’m in a very similar life circumstance as you but the male version: mid to late 30s, still figuring it out later than others, wanting love but likely there is a element that is also afraid of it, considering moving cities again but unsure if that would help address any inner feelings about things. The ironic thing is that I am currently in London on holiday as part of a personal healing journey. The Netherlands was the main part of that before me being currently in London. I do like that in your videos you do show a ‘quiet confidence’ about you. It isn’t fake, it isn’t bravado, it is quiet confidence in all of yourself, whether being optimism of things or recognition of your vulnerabilities and saying them out loud to strangers on the Internet. All that requires confidence. Like you, I feel the most freedom when I am alone, particularly when travelling, but as I think you have touched upon in your past videos, that is often juxtaposed from that wanting of love someday. It also helps, like others have said, that you do have a calming voice to complement and convey your words. I’m glad I found your videos and I’m glad you have the confidence to allow others to see into your life in this way. I guess this is just video journaling in a creative way right? I kind of do that with my Instagram stories while travelling. It is only ever to a small group of max 60 viewers, but like for you I guess, it is a fun outlet of creative expression.
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  1057.  @the.ashfiles thanks. I am and still am. Back home / more accurately ‘my current place of consistent residence’ as of exactly today actually, (I got off the plane about 10 hours ago), but what I do know is that I know far more of what I need and want coming back into that door to my apartment than when I went out. All of these things will take time to implement, some longer than others, but I am motivated to do them. What I do know is that I need remind myself to slow down when I can, as the ‘big city’ pace of London, the place I currently reside (5.1 million) stressed me out too much vs the much slower life my friend in the Dutch countryside lived. I need something in the middle. I feel I’m in a good enough headspace to date again after a few years so there’s that I guess.
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  1058. Albo has stated he doesn’t care how it is pronounced. In proper Italian, it is Al-ba-nay-see. He has stated all these differences, including the Australian English pronunciation.
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  1059.  @stress2impress see my comment above yours. He doesn’t care and the Aussie pronunciation is wrong anyway vs proper Italian. And the Italian pronunciation is mispronounced vs the Albanian origin.
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  1060.  @ZEPRATGERNODT  oh this myth again. they aren't "camps". And it's only for those coming in from overseas. We tried hotels with predictable results. Canada has them but they aren't tin foil flavour of the month.
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  1061.  @ZEPRATGERNODT  yes, it isn't a camp. And we tried hotels with predictable questions. Why aren't you screaming aobut the Canadian ones then?
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  1062. It is more housing supply. Immigrants are free money to an economy, particularly one with an aging population and declining birth rates.
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  1063.  @alfstewart22  far from a simp, only I understand how government debt works unlike 95% of the public. I'd always simp for old Alf though.
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  1064.  @alfstewart22  omg yes!
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  1065.  @__lancaster  staggered over 50 years. Try again. Once again, another one who doesn’t know how government debt works and thinks it’s like you getting a mortgage. It isn’t.
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  1066. you know propaganda goes both ways right? Do you truly think cutting off food, medical supplies and water to civilians should be what you support?
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  1067. first
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  1068. Less cognitive dissonance bro.
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  1069.  @SD-mi2vc as stated why not Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund shill? They literally own 1% of ALL global shares.
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  1070. this a literal swing and miss with both but ok champ.
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  1071. Grow up kid. Look up those cages. Also your food literally depends on those who you demonise. That your Mom probably cooks for you.
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  1072. and you'll see it next week with Australia :D - And it's the same thing with people rejecting Trumpism politics. We DO NOT like Trump down under.
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  1073. Most uranium is from Kazakhstan, not Russia
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  1074. leftist? It is literal hard facts.
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  1075. The old "they died from not wearing a seatbelt, not them speeding!!!" dumbness. Pretty sure the greatest factor was them speeding. Much like if they didn't catch COVID-19 in the first place, it wouldn't have made their other conditions worse. It has been medical practice around the world, far before COVID, to list all the factors that contributed to a death on the death certificate. Less tinfoil bro.
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  1076. The right did. And lost. LOL. COPE. GO TRUMP, GET THUMPED
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  1077. it is literally both. the pension investment companies own 35% of the entire Australian stock market and it is collectively the 4th largest pension fund in the world despite being 51st in population. Nearly all Australian workers would indirectly be shareholders of Youtube (via Google) in reality via having those pension investment companies invest it for them.
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  1078.  @wesleyhempoli5548    dude, have you seen his other Chinese videos where he points out all the cracks in the system in China? It's literally a 4 part series. Yes, the world is less black and white than you think. And no, if I was a shill, would I use such an obvious name? Google my name if you wish, it'll show BF2 game stats. 10+ year old game.
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  1079. He does the podcast version first as the videos take more time :)
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  1080. That is how government debt literally works (in an oversimplified way)
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  1081. 1 - It is not the whole dollar amount that counts in debt, it is it vs the size of the economy and how trustworthy you are that you will pay it back. Hoser's 'who has the most debt' video explains this well (with memes too) and he studied economics in university. 2 - Singapore does this perfectly fine and also a lot of people do this. It is similar to 'margin trading'. Once again, people are ignorant of how finance works and/or economics.
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  1082. Not wrong. Factboi Simon hosts about 10 of them. He has at least a minority ownership in all of them. All of them have got separate writers and editors but it is Simon who also oversees all of them. He often prioritises production of these current events videos over the other channels as on YouTube, the sooner, the more views but they notably don’t rush the research for that. This channel has got very good researchers and writers.
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  1083. You company doesn't have an EBA? (American translation: collective bargaining agreement, which is FAR more common in Australia than the US)?
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  1084.  @Retotion everyone is gangster until the hospital bill arrives.
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  1085. yes it did. See 1973 oil crisis LOL
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  1086.  @TypeAshton  so when are we going to see that silver play button in the background of future videos? :P
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  1087. 😂 I guarantee you haven’t moved countries in your life as you obviously dunno how anything works and how in reality how much privilege and often arbitrary it is. I speak from having one of the strongest passports in the world but I know that privilege.
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  1088. Unless the workers ARE the investor class like in Australia via (American translated) ‘at least 11.5% ‘401k’ on top of wages’ - 51st in population, collectively 4th largest pension fund in the world. Most workers in Australia indirectly own this very website you are reading this on in reality.
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  1089.  @williamchami3524  and you would know that the 7-0 was based upon that they judged process of convicting him was flawed, not that he was innocent. Have you ever done jury duty?
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  1090.  @winlos03  it's Canadian. It isn't as pronounced as general American. Notice the 'o' sounds.
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  1091. Mmmm yes, let not confirm ‘they’ donated the money at all for 10 years even out of pure selfish reasons of wanting to keep your business reputation 😂 1 or 2 you can forgive, but 10 years? 😂
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  1092. Oh, we know the Aussie tourist stereotype *cough* Bali *cough* The schoolies, the bogan with the Bintang singlet, the sexpat, the 40 followers Instagrammer, the 'find yourself' 'spiritual' white girl (who couldn't afford India or Nepal) like in this vid, the 'my first overseas family trip', all in the same place (Bali), all from the same place (Straya!). Although with the cheap flights to Vietnam, Thailand and Malaysia, this is changing LOL
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  1093.  Sean Penney  yeah no. Sky News has full control. Less tin foil hat.
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  1094. nice sexism there.
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  1095. 1. the bonds are being paid and in fact, banks are buying up more 'semis', being state government bonds. Australian banks, the main buyer of semis, have bought up ALOT in the last 12 months. 2. The gold standard is a joke as it isn't flexible enough to deal with deflationary spirals, like literally what happened in the Great Depression. Not to mention it was the coal that skyrocketed electricity prices. Do you think AGL can lie in financial reports when they state this and when they state the ballooning maintenance costs of them due to being old and crap? 3. He literally pointed this out as per the per capita recession. He was stating that immigration is not the biggest cause of house prices going up. And he is correct, as 2/3 of that immigration was students and they rent. Yes, it impacts the rental market, but not the house purchasing market like he literally stated As I stated before, a Brit literally understands the issues better than most Australians. Like you.
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  1096. Yes, but that is a defined benefit pension fund and it is different to a sovereign wealth fund. Both are types of investment funds for different purposes.
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  1097. 7:24 - We need the merch! And of course, the more diversified your income, and income streams, the better as well. Ya a smart guy!
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  1098. you can afford universal healthcare...in the military. Notice how it is gated behind that? It is coerced national service.
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  1099. This affected landline routing as well. It wouldn't have made a difference.
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  1100. The multiple Super accounts / employer opening Super accounts thing is being cleaned up via the introduction of 'stapling', which forces workplaces, if the employee doesn't provide it themselves, to contact the ATO to get the Superfund the employee is with, reducing multiple accounts, Not to mention the streamlined online of consolidating those accounts, which is a few clicks / 5 minutes work these days.
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  1101. You're about 80 years late to that idea. It's called the Bradfield Scheme and was proposed in 1938. It'll never happen. See CaspianReport's video on it, written by an Aussie.
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  1102. *The Hill MASSIVELY missed the nuance here* Here in Australia, Rupert Murdoch owns 70% our print media (News Corp, who also own Fox News in the US), our media has a strong bias that has supported and helped elect our conservative party (Liberals, yes they are the CONSERVATIVE party in Australia) in the majority of our elections in recent history. This is actually a massive power struggle between Murdoch's news media and Facebook. Our former prime minister Kevin Rudd just sat before our senate for a Royal Commission into Murdoch's monopoly on our news media. You can view this in full on Kevin Rudd's Youtube page. The government is pushing Rupert Murdoch’s agenda - major news outlets will get compensated but independent journalists won’t. This Australian law says that, to simply link to news articles, one has to pay the publisher — and only establishment news qualifies. This disenfranchises independent news as well as breaks a key aspect of a free and open internet — being able to link to and move between different sites liberally.
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  1103. because it was oversold given the fundamentals and thus bargain hunting.
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  1104. Hoser's economic videos are great too and like Atrioc, are economically accurate. And also with memes.
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  1105. Please explain how wholesale electricity pricing works and then come back with your dumb ill informed opinion
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  1106. only it is the answer. Yes, it's still a basic monopoly, however there is no profit incentive and the only incentive for governments is to properly heal you so you get back to work quicker (see more tax revenue), and paying you say welfare payments if you are jobless or disabled is still ALOT cheaper than hospital and medical costs so covering people who can't work is still incentivised. And no, is your private health insurance <1.82% of your pre-tax income like in Australia? And no, we don't pay more tax than you **for the median income**. There are online income tax calculators of any country in the world these days, don't make yourself look silly. And no, the wait times and services are similair if not better than the US. A lot of countries with unviersal healthcare have MORE doctors and midwives per 100,000.
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  1107. Imagine because part of the 90% of comments who obviously don't work in enterprise IT and are talking out of their arse like you.
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  1108.  @vinniechan yeah no it wasn’t
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  1109. Also this is his job bro 😂 and the government of Portugal literally legally recognises it as such too - you know those YouTube ads? Guess what they pay for and that ad revenue goes mainly to? 😂
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  1110. He did according to a short interview asking that question by Spurs to Tel. Agent Harry and Ange the salesman saving the day.
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  1111.  @JohnSmith-ux3tt  'JohnSmith' - not a bot / comment farmer at all.
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  1112. if you haven't spread it thinly, you haven't judged it properly.
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  1113. It did for laptops with the Crowdstrike Falcon sensor. However they are only one endpoint solution of many. It is likely your company does not use Crowdstrike and uses a competitor.
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  1114.  @citynomad13 European and US companies get significant subsidies too. They complaining about it is laughable.
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  1115. In reality, most people except for Europeans and some very select African, historically nomadic with cattle, tribes are lactose intolerant. Our ancestors, yours being sub-Saharan African and mine being East Asian, didn’t have many cattle as the wild ancestor of domestic cattle was only native to North Africa, Europe and Central Asia.
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  1116.  @ApaceLp  Summed up: Little chance.
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  1117. 10:16 - That quote.
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  1118. You clowns dunno you still need those machines to process your transactions and accept your cash 😂
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  1119. Plenty of farmers do. It is often on marginal land in which it is far more profitable to lease the land than to plant or raise anything on it. Australia produces food for 90 million people. It is one of the most food secure places on Earth. And Australian farmers are some of the most productive per [your area of measurement here] in multiple categories and crops/animals.
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  1120. Also you might want to look into how a certain Liberal politician leased out the Port of Darwin to Chinese interests and then after politics, got a 'consultant' job with that same company. Less Sky News mate.
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  1121. Good. You've now realised the BSness of Sky News.
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  1122. "Here's the stuff you missed" - this is covering lesser known stories. Read the title eh.
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  1123. or neither side in reality.
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  1124. 1:48 'The enemy of my enemy is my friend'
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  1125.  @Baba-li6hc  Incorrect the maternal mortality rates in the US is FAR higher than other countries. In the US it is 23 per 100,000. Australia it is 4. For African American women, it is OVER 50. NOT A TYPO.
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  1126. This is why in Australia, ASIC, who governs fiancial regulations, essentially killed off Youtube and TikTok Australian financial channels because of this risk. There are solutions if there is the will.
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  1127.  @potatojz38  bro, A certain failed Austrian painter assassinated his way up in the late 1920s / early 1930s eh 😂 - avatar name checks out though. Potato indeed.
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  1128. 'Wagner secretly in war in Russia' - fixed the title for you.
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  1129.  @CloudGamingBeliever  yes, housing costs, you think rent is free while you try to find a place? What about the delay between you moving and your first paycheck? Yes, you missed something eh
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  1130.  @AureliusLaurentius1099  for the last time, Germany pays the same into NATO as the US, let alone all the other NATO member states.
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  1131. Wall Street Millennial's video goes into the financials far more in depth as well.
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  1132.  @boomerpc  it is people WHO CONTRACTED COVID. Read it. not to mention that is only the REPORTED number i.e. it would certainly be higher.
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  1133. I see no one actually listened to the sound value based analysis in the video and went “ZOMG NVIDIA +25% after hours to the moon!!!!” Number go up amirite? You always look at fundamentals like Wall Street Millennial always does, because Y’know, he’s an actual qualified investment analyst and well, knows history and the maths. If you are buying NVIDIA long term to bet on their essential data centre monopoly, say 10+ years, in a highly diversified 25+ company portfolio (or that say NVIDIA is a holding in an ETF you are investing in), this bubble is of little consequence with high upside via DCAing. Buying it now = LOL
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  1134. Germany literally have made it work. You know there are real time generation stats these days right? Germany was still dumb shutting down their nuclear for political reasons but Germany literally halves their generation cost when the renewables crank up
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  1135. Omg...the extra Raffy (Raffie?) shots in this video - in particular 3:28 - you're lucky to have each other.
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  1136. Yeah, you might wanna see what happens when there's an aging population but not enough workers to support them.
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  1137. To correct you, the biggest buyer of farmland in 2017-18 (latest stats) was...Canada. The Australian dairy industry is heavily owned by...New Zealand 9via Fonterra) and France. This was due to Australian farmers selling off their co-ops, that were prominent in the early 2000s, not saving or diversifying when times were good and selling their co-ops when prices plummeted. House prices have increased mainly due to historically lax lending to AUSTRALIANS. Commercial property is still dominated by Americans, British and Europeans. You are aware Optus is 100% owned by the Singapore government right? China isn't the only boogeyman, unlike the news wants to tell you.
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  1138.  @Pezzerd because THEY OWN THE SHARES. Do you know how ETFs work? It is like you selling off a stock for whatever reason. When you are buying into an ETFs, you are paying them (via the management fee) to invest it ON BEHALF of you.
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  1139.  @ehrgeiz5649  ​​⁠ wrong. Here in the state of Victoria, Australia, we have capped fare prices to below US $7 per day return. Including country lines. Many take those lines as it takes around the same amount of time driving. You forget about the cost savings via far less cars on country roads, meaning less road maintenance needed and the roads last longer. Not to mention the savings to the train riders, who would spend that money elsewhere, boosting the local economies. Not to mention the price point would mean more city folk take trips out to country places they otherwise would not have taken, spend money there, and thus boost their local economies. Like I have.
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  1140. However, **relative to other first world countries**, much of the US is a 'shithole' and have significant core issues others don't have as severely, on an objective measured level. Bro, Flint, Michigan. the rural deep south, that even UN officials were shocked at.
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  1141. he literally has a video on this Costas. Stop ranting.
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  1142.  @vyor8837  only they aren't. Try soucing from localised Australian sources and not memes off Twitter or Facebook
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  1143.  @-Zer0Dark-  that is not true at all. More it is common for ALL deaths to factor in every condition that lead to the death. this has been common practise for a LONG time, FAR before COVID. e.g. The victim having asthma made them having COVID worse but ultimately it was COVID that killed them. These are easily-researched facts available through a quick Google search.
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  1144.  @RandomCarrot2806  this and also pandemic stress pushing them over the edge of their already mentally-ill minds. Stress worsens already pre-existing medical conditions of any sort, mental or physical.
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  1145. How's Milo and that Pillow Man going?
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  1146.  @Mornings  see above. it's simple Maths.
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  1147. Just checked. Payment for order flow (PFOF) is banned under Australian law too since Feb 2014 :D
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  1148.  @sherman1763  it works everywhere else eh. And in the free market, it's better as guess who has mroe buying power?
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  1149. I have studied South Pacific geopolitics, with a focus on China. Yes, China are not to be underestimated, but in reality, Australia possesses great geopolitical power in

.minerals. BHP and Rio Tinto and Glencore hold far more political sway than any ship. Why do you think Xi was cosying up to Albanese saying China was open for business? Because he needs that coal and iron ore, both of which are the highest quality in the world. Much like how the West over depended on Chinese manufacturing, guess who over depended on Australian thermal and coking coal and iron ore, that many of their machines only take the grade of coal and iron ore that Australia has? China. Guess who mines the most lithium in the world? Australia Guess who is the biggest producer of EV cars in the world? China. Albanese and Wong know this. They are far smarter foreign policy wise than dumbfck Slomo (Scott Morrison) and Potatohead (Dutton) ever was. Why do you think Albanese is backing Australian universities opening campuses in Vietnam and India for? It isn’t for kicks.
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  1150. Show us the proof the Liberals did something.
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  1151.  @cameronnewton7053  lol what. The Bradfield Scheme is an ecological and economic nightmare. Not to mention you are aware of the true reason why the Murray Darling is dry right? Look up cotton farm water bidding.
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  1152. Shirvan with the geopolitical analysis goods again!
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  1153. SAVE NATIVE SPECIES - THEY MATTER MORE YOUR PRETTY ROMANTIC PICTURES they destroy the habitat *and are not native*. They are a pest and destroy native wildlife and ecosystems. But why do you care about horses and not the native frogs, skinks and rare orchids? Also they have tripled in population in 7 years.
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  1154. So you know more than infectious disease experts who state it was nothing to do with them?
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  1155.  @Whoisthis1111  Dutton has a $600 million property portfolio.
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  1156. You’re the same guy who would have said that about Arsene Wenger coming from Japan. Ange won in a salary cap league I.e. as close to equal strength teams as you can get.
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  1157. Whoever thought of putting Rudd's face on "Money printer go brrrrr" has 1000 IQ. HOLY MOLEY ROFL
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  1158.  @Raj_Singh-321  semi-democracy
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  1159.  @KnickGurr  Also an ABC Australia journalist literally got kicked out India for covering the same type of thing the Juice Media did.
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  1160.  @parvizdeamer  VPN is your friend.
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  1161. Kinda pisses me off you didn't watch the video and know the US does in out of self interest, mainly for the things stated in the video. Pure self interest. The US will defend the use of the US dollar in international trade and will use any means to keep it that way, including putting other geopolitics aside. A great example of this was the Dai Hong Dan incident in 2007, where the US Navy teamed up with North Korean sailors to fend off Somali pirates who tried to take over the ship and US Navy medics treated the injured North Korean sailors. This even got praise of North Korean national TV.
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  1162. It isn’t automatically a bad thing. It is how it is used that counts.
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  1163.  @terradrive  you think biomethane isn’t exportable? 😂 Do you even know what biomethane is? Go read up on the IEA’s assessment of both. Hydrogen, except for very niche applications and scenarios, is a total gadgetbahn if you actually are educated on green technologies. See below, the vast majority of population growth will be in those countries. Yeah, that has more of an actual global impact than tiny niche exports of green hydrogen. And the UEA points this out as well. “If you have been to developing countries, you know how much waste there is and the dependence on natural gas for cooking. Biomethane literally solves both issues while using existing natural gas infrastructure thus FAR cheaper. They can’t afford to built out completely new infrastructure.”
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  1164.  @terradrive  one of those niche things is industrial electricity grid storage over current lithium and potentially sodium-ion storage. Green technologies is literally a thing I am interested in and read about often from experts in the industry. Hydrogen is first world privilege in reality. An extra step for no real reason and regardless of how cheap it is to produce, you need to build completely new infrastructure, which you literally pointed out. The biggest cost in electricity bills is literally the infrastructure.
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  1165.  @terradrive  yes, most of Sweden’s heavy trucking fleet runs on biomethane already. And you are ignoring the cost of time and infrastructure over the entire country I.e. privilege. And as stated, developing countries have plenty of waste already and will keep having more that is literally rotting in the streets and landfill. Biomethane produces 90% less methane than it rotting in landfills. Not to mention a few waste electricity generation / biomethane production plants and using existing natural gas infrastructure is ALOT cheaper and faster than building out literally entirely new infrastructure for hydrogen.
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  1166.  @terradrive  it is DELIVERY of the generation bud
.. the cost to the end consumer is BOTH. and in a global wider sense, biomethane is far more practical to deploy, particularly in poorer countries who cannot afford to build out new infrastructure and have a lot of waste lying in the streets or landfill rotting and have massive growing populations.
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  1167.  @terradrive  I can mostly ignore it when it isn’t practical to deploy. Yes, mixed grids but it must be economical to deploy out *and that includes delivery of the thing*, not just pure production cost.
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  1168. 1 million views and it isn't even the video!!! MORE THAN DESERVED PAUL!!
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  1169.  @deanstyles2567  they’re ‘Tree Tories’ if you look at their voting record.
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  1170.  @vandibox it was a corrupted file with all zeros as data. Nothing to do with any hack, just pure incompetence and/or a thing was overlooked.
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  1171.  @Beargamer2749   dollarydoos is a Simpson's reference. Too many boomers commenting not instantly getting the sarcastic reference.
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  1172.  @KM-lw8wr more than your empty threat keyboard warrior-ing 😂 Also there are plenty of those with Russian descent who can speak German 😂
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  1173.  @KM-lw8wr  Your English language reading comprehension needs work.
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  1174. You’re like Mr Chocolate Rain
I see your comments everywhere LOL. That YouTube algorithm
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  1175.  @prayitnoprayitno2833  Nothing to do with it. There were plenty pre COVID. It is pure politics.
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  1176. and it was very responsive vs Android and iOS at the time as well!
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  1177. prove it. Do you think Moshe Dayan is propaganda?
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  1178.  @FerrisLedbetter  a tad more complex than that. And how previous wise use of capital that was effective in the past isn’t as wise anymore, both in South Korea and China, but for different reasons.
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  1179.  @Reformed_Zuko  sure bud. grow up kid. touch some grass.
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  1180.  @lucifugerofocale5847  I argue current South Korea is more of a corporatocracy but slowly moving towards cyberpunk. The tech domination part in society / surveillance like in China isn't quite there yet
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  1181.  @eriktroske6405  It is American 'grind' mentality on hyperdrive. Everyone else in Europe and down under think American grind / monetise everything mentality is just insane. A lot of American immigrants who move to European countries or down under notice this immediately and thus how dumb and stressful that American mindset it is
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  1182. It often can't grow outwards. Why? Flood plains like Western Sydney are finding out due to essentially past corruption.
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  1183. you have this phenomena occurring *exactly the same* here in Australia from large cities to regional, the outer suburbs and coastal areas with exactly the same price shocks.
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  1184. Yet another clown (you) who has never immigrated countries in their life nor know about the passport privilege they have. And I’m a person who has immigrated countries and has one of the most powerful passports in the world, that is more powerful than a US one 😂 Also it is obvious you dunno shit as in the actual video he states he wants Portuguese residency and it is obvious you dunno what the Schengen Area is.
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  1185. But continue to hate on him on different videos - go touch some grass bro. At least hate on him factually 😂
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  1186. I'm surprised the Australian economist didn't mention that reputation perception regarding Australian and New Zealand meat and dairy products, particularly in Asia.
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  1187. As usual, a feast on the mind, ears and eyes. The highest quality documentary series in all realms on Youtube. And Youtube of course compresses the video quality, even in 4K. I can't even imagine the uncompressed video quality!! That computer hardware and file storage costs must be off the charts so this is some more of my money to contribute towards that!
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  1188. 0:05 - That is from the Australian ABC (Australian Broadcasting Corporation), not Sky News.
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  1189.  @silentwitness536  eh no. Watch it again. He was pointing out the bad reporting
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  1190. Yet another American who believes Joe Rogan and Fox News are good sources. 1) the "camps" were for those coming into the country only 2) we don't need them anymore 3) we only wanted them as we tried hotels with predictable results 4) Florida has a similar population but *60 times* the deaths 5) Canada had similar arrangements but they aren't tin foil flavour of the month.
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  1191. Guess what tinfoil hat? THIS ALREADY EXISTS. You dunno what "no jab, no p(l)ay" is do you? The world hasn't collapsed with it, and it's saved the health system A TON of cost. Less tinfoil please.
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  1192.  @chacmool2581  it’s just harmless rivalry stuff in reality.
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  1193. More of this semi serious, semi casual geopolitics analysis please đŸ˜‚â€
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  1194. yes, ABC Australia has HEAVILY toed the government line on this. It's unreliable on this matter on reality. Kiwi in Australia Just stop it.
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  1195. Donald said 'You're fired' (see what I did there :D)
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  1196. COVID-19 itself has THOUSANDS OF TIMES HIGHER chances of getting blood clots but ok.
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  1197. and all learnt from the US in reality.
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  1198.  @grandstrategos  same but Australian wages are at least 30% higher. This excludes Super.
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  1199.  @matthewy543  and ASML don't. The EU has big stakes because of this (ASML is a Dutch company and has a total monopoly of the machines TSMC uses to manufacture the chips)
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  1200.  @blubaylon  yep, brainwashing essentially.
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  1201. ALL government debt is like this. Complement this video with hoser’s government debt video, which is economically accurate as well but actually adds more nuance based on how the debt is sourced and structured from various countries. And he does it while using memes.
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  1202. AMERICANS: READ THE ACTUAL AUSTRALIAN COMMENTS HERE The Hill missed the massive nuances unfortunately.
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  1203.  @alekgustafson6483  wasn't banzai charges.
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  1204. @Malgetsfit as opposed to large country wide trial and many studies...the evidence is there. Did you even watch the video. At all?
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  1205. @Malgetsfit Literally watch the video and quit being lazy. It answers all of your questions.
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  1206. and you think the Conservatives would have been better? LOL - Just because one is far from perfect, doesn't mean you should vote for the worse option.
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  1207.  @gangji9547  1) we know 2) it's literally the same team. That's the difference.
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  1208.  @mareezy1  It is not the flu. it is 6 to 10x as deadly and it spreads at 2.5x the rate. Not to mention it has longer lasting potential complications after you survive it. Grow up.
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  1209.  @mareezy1  In the US, 61,000 died from the flu in 2017-18, a bad flu season. This was over 6-7 months (Oct 2017 - late Feb 2018), like COVID-19. So far, 202,000 in the US have died from COVID-19 over the same timeframe. This is with restrictions as well. And it is far from go away in the US.
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  1210.  Yuck Foutube  In the US, 61,000 died from the flu in 2017-18, a bad flu season. This was over 6-7 months (Oct 2017 - late Feb 2018), like COVID-19. So far, 202,000 in the US have died from COVID-19 over the same timeframe. This is with restrictions as well. And it is far from go away in the US. Grow up kid.
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  1211.  @herogebrial  See that it is common to detail all the possible complications / contributing factors on a death certificate for a deceased person e.g. the COVID-19 weakened their immune system so their asthma got worse as a result, for example, so both are listed. This is common medical practice, far before COVID-19. OPEN YOUR EYES.
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  1212. ‘Thank you for the cash, peasants’ I’m ☠ 😂😂😂 - GOD TIER REVIEW BY THE GOD OF WWII HISTORY CONTENT ON YOUTUBE đŸ€Ł
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  1213. If it is part of a highly diversified portfolio and you are looking at a 10+ year horizon, then this bubble is of little issue with high upside. Otherwise overpriced as hell
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  1214. Yep, no bias here. I use Edge as my main browser but got it configured to use Google as the search engine. Edge is a far better browser regarding RAM usage and also has better video processing algorithms thus higher end videos look better and worse quality or worse bitrate videos will show its flaws like it should. It is tweaked and improved upon Chromium.
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  1215. Simon’s team has done a video on it and it is very good. It goes into it far better than most and humanises the farmers’ plight instead of laughing at it that most videos on it do.
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  1216. Yeah no. Dude, most other Western countries had far greater constant "stimulus payments" and not just BS random once-off's like the US, yet the inflation is nowhere near as high. Problem is you dunno economics. Problem is you are an American who fits the stereotype of knowing nothing outside its borders anx think Biden is left leaning in anyway, when in reality it's right wing (Democrats) vs far right (Republicans).
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  1217.  @Bromasterplays  guess what is more than 30% higher? You don't factor in universal healthcare, lower transport costs either.
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  1218. @Porcupine "Having "free" things implies that citizens cannot manage their money and make informed economic decisions" - Yes, gambling addiction is a thing. Grow up.
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  1219. @Porcupine not to mention is it LITERALLY cheaper the other way around due to a larger pool of people paying with no profit incentive.
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  1220. @Porcupine universal healthcare says no.
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  1221. Keeps is effective!
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  1222. ‘Stuff you have missed’ - unlikely you missed those two.
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  1223. And you have a mayor who deliberately gets in the way of it in Auckland (I know an urban planner who works for the council) and you just elected a government who is more roads. Great job team :/
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  1224. Many did imagine and many illegally immigrated into Hong Kong.
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  1225. Complains about oversimplification. Oversimplifies themselves. Ironic.
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  1226. Only it isn't Ms lawyer.
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  1227. They haven't attacked since December.
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  1228. Chernobyl cannot happen with modern nuclear reactors. And in reality, China are building far greater capacity in solar.
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  1229. 10:01 to 10:17 - Are you sure you talking about Africa there as well, Shirvan? LOL
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  1230.  @OneEyedMonkey9000 not that simple.
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  1231. New Zealand went hard and worked. Shut up.
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  1232. Not that simple as you need to balance data integrity and security. Too many clowns who don’t work in enterprise IT here
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  1233. skull and bone development, It really isn't that hard in reality.
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  1234. tbh, you should contact Second Thought about your story and whether he is interested in it.
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  1235. ‘Good Times, Bad Times’ covers this FAR better and also touches upon how Israel’s leadership hampered itself leading up to this. They are Polish thus neutral as well.
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  1236.  @majortophat3083  there are far cheaper ways to do that via legislation than building HSR.
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  1237. 1:13:17 - @TastingHistory (Tasting History with Max Miller) has to try this recipe!
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  1238. thank you! Someone who isn't super bogan and knows what they are talking about! Holden was always awful in build quality, but gotta get that bogan brand loyalty / psuedo-patriotism!
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  1239. I like how you complain about Perth's lack of culture but then in the next paragraph talk down to people who provide that culture. LOL
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  1240. The French, Spanish and Dutch would like some words.
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  1241. You know nothing
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  1242. This is why in civilised coutnries, we have universal healthcare. Yes, it's still a basic monopoly, however there is no profit incentive and the only incentive for governments is to properly heal you so you get back to work quicker (see more tax revenue), and paying you say welfare payments if you are jobless or disabled is still ALOT cheaper than hospital and medical costs so covering people who can't work is still incentivised. And no, is your private health insurance <1.82% of your pre-tax income like in Australia? And no, we don't pay more tax than you **for the median income**. There are online income tax calculators of any country in the world these days, don't make yourself look silly. And no, the wait times and services are similair if not better than the US. A lot of countries with unviersal healthcare have MORE doctors and midwives per 100,000.
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  1243.  @sherman1763  Only universal healthcare literally works everywhere else....and in an universal healthcare market, they still win via economies of scale. Universal healthcare has a bigger pool of money and it doesn't matter if the hospital in an area is profitable or not. Also as stated, who do you think is going to get a cheaper, better deal on medical supplies? Universal healthcare system with hundreds of hospitals or a small group of hospitals? Friedman's neoliberalism has proven to be destructive vs. Keynesian economics and Ordoliberalism. Stop trying to sound smart with high school level economics ROFL.
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  1244.  @sherman1763  go read up on rural hospitals in the US shutting down.
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  1245.  @sherman1763  you are also aware it was the LACK of government regulations that caused the GFC right?
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  1246.  @sherman1763  If you want futher stuff, try reading up on Modern Monetary Theory, popularised by Bill Mitchell, a great educator and world-renowned economist. I can play the BS pseudo-smart game too ROFL. (Only it's actually a lot better)
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  1247. and you seriously think the Conservatives would have been better? just because one is not perfect, does not mean going with the worse option. New Zealand has unfortunately learnt that. Canada luckily didn’t.
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  1248. There is. It’s called biomethane, particularly for heavy transportation
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  1249. 0:31 - The African Biographics meme era has come! :D
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  1250. Yaroslav Shevelev You will connect to Australia so latency wouldn't be an issue. A fellow Kiwi here.
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  1251. Nicolas Hyams I doubt you are gaming 24/7 so it;s shared resources. Think of it like an internet cafe.
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  1252. Myntekt Saves money for them in the long run with that and higher resolution scaling and in the IT infrastructure of building the thing, the Titan X supports virtual desktop infrastructure environments (which this essentially is).
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  1253. TheLotw They're datacenter servers that are dispersed around the world...you think it's one central server?..LOL. Ignorance I tell you.
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  1254. TheLotw unless they allow you to backup your 'image' on their servers.
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  1255. ***** 'gaming' is real-time 3D rendering. Think about it.
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  1256. silly science: http://www.sciencedaily.com/search/?keyword=sugar - sugar is SCARY stuff. Honestly, look at those articles. And this is from an academic site, none of this fad-diet promoting bollocks.
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  1257. ***** It's better to have a stereo headphone and good virtual surround sound DSP.
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  1258. depends on your budget.....
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  1259. habadashery2009 the science is true, however it is FAR easier to get excess sugar in the diet than excess saturated fat which negates the biological efficiency of processing fat vs sugar. Also fat isn't an chemically addictive as sugar, which has proven to be one of the most addictive substances on the planet, more than cocaine and close, if not, as addictive as heroin. "Overall, this research has revealed that sugar and sweet reward can not only substitute to addictive drugs, like cocaine, but can even be more rewarding and attractive. At the neurobiological level, the neural substrates of sugar and sweet reward appear to be more robust than those of cocaine (i.e., more resistant to functional failures), possibly reflecting past selective evolutionary pressures for seeking and taking foods high in sugar and calories." -Sugar addiction: pushing the drug-sugar analogy to the limit. Ahmed SH, Guillem K, Vandaele Y. Curr Opin Clin Nutr Metab Care. 2013 Jul;16(4):434-9. doi: 10.1097/MCO.0b013e328361c8b8. Review. PMID: 23719144 But basically, I've read plenty of academic studies (none of this sourcing from fad-diet sites, yay for Google Scholar) and to nail it down to one sentence it's: calories in - calories out.
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  1260. ProPaleo Too bad you don't realise that the paleo diet is based on flawed thinking and completely wrong from a human archaeology standpoint. But hey, what do actual archaeologists in the field know right? Silly studies that point to a balanced diet being best every single damn time. Basically this: 'How to Really Eat Like a Hunter-Gatherer: Why the Paleo Diet Is Half-Baked' http://www.scientificamerican.com/article/why-paleo-diet-half-baked-how-hunter-gatherer-really-eat/
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  1261. ray windhelm It's cloud gaming, meaning you pay to use their resources, which includes the Titan X. It's really like an virtual Internet cafe on the Internet (without the stinky gamers!). Everyone will have their own operating system image of sorts with all your stuff on it like games, applications etc and when you log on, it'll use the next available resources. As stated, think of it like an Internet cafe. Many companies use cloud computing for virtual desktops etc...
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  1262. ***** because they're workstation GPUs in AMD Firepro's which are designed for virtual desktop technology and are not your consumer 'gamer' GPUs. In other words, your 'average' gamer who doesn't understand how virtual desktop infrastructure works won't know what Firepro's are and thus would think they're 'inferior'. Gamers think they know a lot about computer tech but in reality, they don't at all.
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  1263. ***** a GPU is a GPU. It doesn't matter what the application is however some have more features like remote graphics capabilities (which this is) such as the AMD Firepros. Give this a read. It uses VMWare as an example, but it can easily be applied to the (better) Citrix XenDesktop or in this case, Leap Computing's own one: https://www.amd.com/Documents/52627_FirePro_VMWare_Overview.pdf . Yes, to be accurate they shouldn't name it a 'AMD Radeon' but that marketing and naming it to a thing gamers recognise eh? Actual IT stuff like this most gamers don't know about. Consumer gaming and PC hobbyists things such as constructing a PC, overclocking (which is getting more and more pointless these days) have very little to do with actual IT / ICT.
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  1264. Ha, so much anger. Overclocking is pointless these days because of the cost to benefit factor these days in gaming.  It's more cost effective in upgrading your CPU than buying the needed computer gear in a better motherboard and third party CPU cooler for example. Do your math son. It's pure e-peen these days unless you go a very top-end CPU and play games that actually utilise the CPU a lot like Starcraft 2. Even then, you'll get more performance for the money upgrading the graphics card with the additional cash. So much anger for a lack of math. Overclocking was originally done so you got higher performance FOR THE MONEY. You're probably the same type of 'gamer' that buys a 1000W PSU for a single graphics card setup or spends $3000 on the PC but $0 on the sound.
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  1265. The Emporium Holy god, someone that actually understands the concept of this being essentially a VDI. By the way, Citrix is better ;)
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  1266. Legit technical based question, as I know a bit more about VDI's than the average gamer as I work in IT with a VDI environment and well, I'm a gamer too! How would your service negate the mouse latency that is often an issue in a VDI / virtual desktop environment and that would be a killer in FPS gaming? Also on a business perspective, how would you counter future competition in this market such as from Amazon Cloud services (either directly or indirectly via game companies launching their own cloud gaming services running off Amazon Cloud services)? Also as this is based on individual OS 'images' and not collective like an organisation would be, how would you deal with licensing issues with certain applications that either authenticate their licensing via some sort of computer ID e.g. MAC address or IP address ranges? Thanks!
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  1267. Aint1S How is it all 'smoke and mirrors'? Because you fail to understand how virtual desktops work?
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  1268. Vinter LOL gold farmer.
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  1269. This is the Northeast CBD, not Southbank
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  1270. Yes and no. But what is agreed upon is European colonisation was devastating. The reality was more complex and you cannot lump different Australian Aboriginals groups together in this context as each group had it's societal values. It is like saying "European culture". Some Australian Aboriginal groups were more egalitarian than others and on different aspects.
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  1271. Also there was ALOT of of established trade between each other.
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  1272. Like
.
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  1273. Another one: Most of the people that is owned by private hands in England are descendents from William the Conqueror's army, who invaded in 1066. OLD MONEY IS VERY REAL.
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  1274. It was IN LAFAYETTE SQUARE - Did you even listen to it?
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  1275.  @Austtube  he stated COLONIAL history for a reason and you missed that stuble joke of him displaying a picture of an Aboriginal girl with the caption 'fr?' (For real?) when he was talking about 'rights for all'.
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  1276.  @devidasa  Guess what else was classified as a possible carcinogen? Bacon. And hairdressing.
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  1277. ​ @wilsonjaviersantosgarcia7304  1) Court cases are not scientific fact 2) You have lead, arsenic, and highly radioactive elements in your blood right now. You consume formaldehyde and strontium when you eat food every single day. In fact, you *need those highly radioactive elements or else you get brittle bones and migraines. Why aren't you dead yet? Is it because it is the dosage that counts maybe? 3) Natural pesticides such as copper sulphate are 30x more toxic than Roundup 4) You know what LD50 is? 5) Roundup is less toxic than salt and vinegar 6) You would need to consume 70 tonnes of grain in one sitting to get Roundup poisoning 7) Learn some basic science and the first rule of poisons. 8) Less BS Youtube videos and "natural" websites, more scientific facts.
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  1278.  @wilsonjaviersantosgarcia7304  ignorance of science is not an option. The dose makes the poison Wilson.
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  1279. Ya human. Humans are lazy. Humans want simple answers to complex social phenomena to reassure them, particularly in times of crisis. Your tinfoil hat ain't it.
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  1280. you ---------------------- the point of the video and actually listening to him. He isn't saying it is perfect, but it's a hell of a lot better for most.
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  1281. and you know you aren't telling the whole story ;) (see printing money to starve off inflation / cynically the stock market vs printing money to fund overly-generous social programs and those gurateed jobs in the PDVSA)
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  1282. The car industry was propped up by subsidies for 25 years longer that it would have been without them. Germany and the US prop up their car industries ALOT. Not to mention, Australia is far away from other car markets and domestic production did not adjust to the changing local preferences.
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  1283. Mango Mussolini - ok, first time I've seen that one LOL - but yes, Go Trump, get thumped!
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  1284.  @BenBass00  only you know the lineage is quite small and only in one group of Aborigines. You ‘forgot’ about that.
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  1285.  @timdeathly  "From the final weeks of 2010 through the end of 2012, according to former American officials, the Chinese killed at least a dozen of the C.I.A.’s sources. According to three of the officials, one was shot in front of his colleagues in the courtyard of a government building — a message to others who might have been working for the C.I.A." - and these are the ones they don't mind you knowing about.
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  1286.  @timdeathly  and in the aftermath of the Feb 2011 Christchurch, New Zealand earthquake, the Israeli government quickly flew away 2 spies after one died after a piece of building debris crushed the car one of them was in. Supposedly they were doing corporate espionage for the Israelis. This was reported in the media but quickly hushed up by both governments.
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  1287. Clueless? You.
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  1288. @TRIPESKA Music Group I assumme you both have watched the videos in which Coffeezilla has (rightfully) mocked SHIB right?
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  1289. @TRIPESKA Music Group much like all the other central banks in the world, yes. Another American who doesn't look outside their borders I presume.
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  1290. @TRIPESKA Music Group Why do you think other central banks are doing the same around the world then? Proper economic reply thanks, not lame insults trying to cowardly ban evade.
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  1291.  @TheGuruStud  Dude, I assume you look at the rates of unvaccinated or undervaccinated in hospitalisation and ICU rates am I right?
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  1292.  @superdupermax  I assume you compare this to heart problems when you catch COVID-19 or to other things such as the chance of getting into a car accident
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  1293.  @superdupermax  and in reality it is still extremely small vs other possibilities like a car accident. And the heart issues most recover from more easily vs a car accident. Humans are TERRIBLE at gauging actual odds. It's the reason gambling exists.
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  1294. Twitch is very top heavy as well - based on the Twitch income leaks, only around 2500 people IN THE WORLD make enough to be full time.
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  1295.  @shwethang4347  I'm not eh if you bothered to read my posts bud. Grow up. It's basic immigration patterns.
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  1296.  @zeno6567  Yes, ex-pats (i.e. the PC word for immigrant) all around the world are like this. Wanna know what Thai people think of the many Westerners there?
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  1297.  ben cornish  I won't go into the non existent tenancy laws that KIWIS exploit eh?
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  1298.  paritosh bnm  The Indians love to subvert their neighbours democracy..oh please. All part of the geopolitics game.
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  1299.  ben cornish  A few years actually but hey. Dont let facts get in the way. Same with the Korean hysteria in the mid 90s but no social media back then. I assume you support Lydia Ko? Guess what wave of immigration she was a part of?
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  1300.  ben cornish  Simple Google. former world #1. I assume you support all the Polynesians in the All Blacks despite Kiwis stating they were "stealing their jobs" in the 60s and 70s right?
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  1301.  @hughmungus_698  Try settling from Madagascar to Hawaii and Easter Island. The Austronesians. All genetically linked populations, and lots of similarity in languages.
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  1302. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Not his fault you are financially illiterate. Your favourite Fox News, owned by the Murdoch family, have 39.4% of the voting power despite owning only 14% of the shares đŸ€«đŸ€Ł Zucc has 60% of the voting rights in Meta despite owning far far less shares, because he owns 90% of the non public Class B shares, which have 10x the voting power of the public shares đŸ€«đŸ˜‚ They don’t control shit eh.
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  1303.    You forget Azerbaijan has an authoritarian government. Pretty sure he wants to protect his livelihood, himself and his family over your dumb arse.
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  1304. i'm a simple man. New Unknown5 video, I click and like.
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  1305.  @garyb455  is that why other countries have higher labour participation rates while having more generous welfare policies?
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  1306. and Jet Lag really copies The Amazing Race.
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  1307. As a frequent earthquake survivor (see one of the biggest felt shaking of any earthquake, the Feb 22 2011 Christchurch earthquake), some tips: *Always go under a table or desk. *DO NOT GO TO A DOOR. This is an old myth tale and that can kill you. *If you are in an old building with masonry, DO NOT RUN OUTSIDE. This killed people during that mentioned earthquake.
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  1308. Also, oil is always the exception regardless of economic conditions due to the OPEC cartel.
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  1309. 5:57 - "but there's just one fatal flaw with this concern" and I educationally guessed it right! God I'm good! (or just understand basic logic)
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  1310. You mean the record spending into the health system he did pre COVID-19 vs the NSW health crisis by the Liberals?
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  1311.  @jacobc4582 Simon also oversees the projects.
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  1312. Lobby the Celtic back office to steal Graham Arnold tbh.
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  1313. 2:40 - yes there is - you just have to know where to look! Yes, you can get kangaroo here, but it is in the supermarket. There are things such as the Halal Snack Pack (HSP)
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  1314. No, no it doesn't.
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  1315. yeah, you're the first one to listen to the Indian tech guy video on Youtube when your computer has issues. Don't lie LOL.
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  1316.  @csmstudio96 it will not as both red and blue know that is political suicide. It might be downsized by a right leaning state government, but never fully scrapped.
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  1317. the latter is higher incorrect
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  1318. this is not how anything works. Deflation is literally worse and causes more problems than high inflation.
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  1319. that's not how anything works bud
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  1320.  @frostdova  only he didn't if you read the document or watched his replies. I assume you have watched all of the videos by both to get the most clear picture or y'know, ya lazy.
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  1321.  @frostdova  Also even Darkviperau rightly states no one wants to read a 14 page document vs the video he was going to make of it. Dude, what would you rather consume?
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  1322.  @frostdova  facepalm that statement was near the end of the document and boy, Matto's got some acting skills if he can get this mad and riled up. Y'know, if you watched all the videos, that's some acting preformance. Why would you put a statement to catch attention near the end of a 14 page document?
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  1323.  @frostdova  how is it a contradiction LOL? If he wanted attention. why put it at the end of a 14 page document? You can't answer that and you know that.
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  1324.  @mp9932  you are literally on the Internet right now. And it would be a bigger issue if we weren't. I assume you'd like to be in India right now.
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  1325.  @mp9932  everyone can talk tough on the Internet lel.
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  1326.  @mp9932  Mine's a gaming name I have used for 20 years. Keep talking tough keyboard warrior. Grow up.
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  1327.  @mp9932  resorting to insults because they can't think of an actual argument. At least be original bro. No one wants what India is experiencing, which is heavily in part due to politicians ignoring lockdowns for political purposes (see state elections). Read up. Grow up.
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  1328.  @mp9932  Also the median profile of a person who plays video games is a mid 30s woman. And mobile gaming by far dominates the sector. At least get your stereotypes up to date too.
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  1329. You need your hearing checked. Both different tones
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  1330. yep, ya another clown who thinks Joe Rogan, Fox News, and Facebook and Twitter memes are good sources. Canada had them too but they weren't tin foil flavour of the month and they didn't tell you to get angry at them. I assume you know the "camps" were quarantine facilities for incoming only, we don't need them anymore, that we tried hotels with predictable results and as stated, Canada had them too.
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  1331. Someone doesn't know their economic history. Did you want the days of JP Morgan (the actual dude) bailing out the US government and the implications of that?
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  1332. You think my Indian guy didn’t run the videos by US based lawyers before he posted them? 😂 And Karl is literally currently in a US based lawsuit. 😂 Mutahar probably skipped a step and just submitted it to Karl’s lawyers to look at before posting đŸ€Ł
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  1333. Ok Igor. Quite a few of these 'DEI' comments. Y'all slippin in St Petersburg.
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  1334. You got duped by the same propaganda by those corporations. Western Europe and Australia say hi. Do you back the players in 'lockouts'? Have you ever thought about why they are called 'lockouts' and not what they really are, 'labor strikes'? What about the wording of 'player associations' being essentially what they really are, 'labor unions'?. They can't do these things in the US. However they can control how you think and control the wording and narrative. Think about it Keith.
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  1335.  @dunnowy123  *prosperous in the urban areas.
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  1336. 15:11 When the bamboo roots start speaking Vietnamese
. Oh nononononono. SCARY AF
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  1337. oh shut up. This is in Australia.
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  1338. Learn what net worth is. It including investments like Super.
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  1339. Or it is if you have any sort of financial knowledge. Financial knowledge isn’t only the ones you choose to believe in.
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  1340.  @dankepige  you do realise most modern meds don't have long term results as the "long term" hasn't eventualted yet because we haven't invented time machines yet.
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  1341. @Stop deleting my Accounts and you believe a poorly filmed video from tikTok, Instagram and Facebook and believe that is "research".
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  1342. @Stop deleting my Accounts "do you think Moderna want to jeopardise confidence in their vaccine vs their competitors?" Simple yes or no answer really.
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  1343. @Stop deleting my Accounts It is sourced from a video posted on there. you think people can't "do their research" and find the original video?
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  1344. @Stop deleting my Accounts "do you think Moderna want to jeopardise confidence in their vaccine vs their competitors?" Simple yes or no answer really.
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  1345. @Stop deleting my Accounts answer the simple question.
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  1346.  @douglasbacon8382  dude, read up on how influencers in the EU were offered big dollars to discredit the vaccines from people with Russian and Chinese links. And no, that isn't tinfoil hat.
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  1347. @Stop deleting my Accounts He was a former evangelical preacher. i.e. a con man. Try again. If you "did your research", you would find that information about him easily.
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  1348. @Stop deleting my Accounts Maybe actually look up the source of what you read next time.
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  1349. @Stop deleting my Accounts I actually feel pity for you, as you are fearful about COVID-19, which is normal and okay, but you are not dealing with it well, seeking easy answers to relieve that mental stress and conmen like Samuel prey upon those fears. They always do.
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  1350.  @danielk4127  So I assume Google Scholar and you have the medical expertise to interpret the results right?
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  1351.  @danielk4127  you aren't "woke", you are gullible, because you are scared, wanting easy answers to a situation you have little control in.
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  1352.  @danielk4127  Also do you think others vaccine manufacturers want people to lose confidence in their vaccines vs their competitors like with Astrazeneca? Simple yes or no answer really.
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  1353.  @danielk4127  yeah, "no Jab, No pay" has been a thing for ages and the sky hasn't fallen in. Less tinfoil.
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  1354.  @nunyabusiness8538  I’m literally sourcing from the IEA and IAEA smart one đŸ‘đŸ«ąđŸ˜‚
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  1355.  @nunyabusiness8538  means nothing. Generation cost does.
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  1356.  @nunyabusiness8538  the International Nuclear Agency is a lobbyist for renewables? You hit your head somewhere? 😂
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  1357.  @fabianodendrella5526  1) it is 10 years on average based upon IAEA data. 2) 45% of uranium comes from Kazakhstan. Uranium spiked in price during their protests 3) every energy generation infrastructure has an end of life 4) that small amount of waste still has to be stored for 500 years. At least.
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  1358.  @fabianodendrella5526  1) reserves are one thing, actual extraction are another. You know this as of course, it needs to be profitable to do so. All this indicates is a lot of those reserves aren’t and in order to be, uranium prices have to increase, which negates the point of nuclear. 2) technically it could go 80 years, but so can early 90s cars, but they cost far more to run. Extending the life of a nuclear power station is US $500 million to a $1 billion per GW per 10 years. 4) I said. 500 years. At least. The thing is with other waste you can isolate them much more easily and cheaper. What matters is economics in the end, not pure technical strength. There’s a reason why thorium reactors aren’t a thing yet, despite it being far technically better than uranium.
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  1359.  @bellingdog  Equitable FTAs and freedom of goods and people benefit everyone. The Schengen Zone being a clear example. For the reverse.....BREXIT ANYONE?
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  1360.  @bellingdog  see the video by 'Feature History' regarding the death of Australian car manufacturing and how it was NEVER about high wages. He's Aussie as well thus unlike VisualPolitik at times, it is a good well informed video from a person actually familiar with the country. Australian manufacturing is better than ever. The numbers show this. Don't believe the news eh. Industrial and commercial will always reap far bigger profits than consumer goods.
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  1361.  @EatMyShortsAU  in reality, Average Jo and Joe don't because IT team management software is not a thing the majority of the population interact with.
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  1362.  @bellingdog  Housing is a complex thing that is based upon a lot of factors so poor example there. You assume there aren't worker protections either. As stated, see the Schengen Zone. It isn't the FTAs themselves that are the issue, it is implementation.
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  1363.  @bellingdog  link to the vid: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2cggpRHE2wE
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  1364.  @honeybadger6348  um...I live in Aus maaaaaate.
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  1365. The toebox was way too narrow for me when I tried it.
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  1366. It is a Simpson's reference.
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  1367. you know it can spread right?
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  1368. Learn how coalitions work. I.e. Voting systems which aren’t shit.
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  1369.  @garryharriman7349  The reality was, many, many didn't. Many who served did not want to be there, not just Americans, but those from their supporting allies too. Many of the same parallels you see with Russian conscripts in the current Russian-Ukrainian war you saw with Vietnam conscripts. The conscription escaping, the wide use of alcohol / drugs to distract them from the hell they are in, the fear and thinking of ways to get out.... It is human to not want to die for a conflict you don't believe in or care about and that the enemy did not threaten you or your country. Many escaped out of the US to Canada, Australians who were conscripted into the war but refused to go were jailed for years and only released close to the Western withdrawal. It is far more respectful to them to know the full realities of what many veterans went through. My old boss was a New Zealand Navy Vietnam vet - he wasn't conscripted, his time serving was quieter conflict wise than most as his main duty was sea patrols - despite the lifelong friends he made during it, he hated it and did not want to be there.
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  1370.  @shotty2164  sorry for your loss
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  1371. not a MS issue
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  1372. The old "they died from not wearing a seatbelt, not them speeding!!!" dumbness. Pretty sure the greatest factor was them speeding. Much like if they didn't catch COVID-19 in the first place, it wouldn't have made their other conditions worse. It has been medical practice around the world, far before COVID, to list all the factors that contributed to a death on the death certificate. Less tinfoil bro.
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  1373. Also here's a clue: in universal healthcare, most / all the hospitals are publicly owned so there is no "hospitals make more money" thing. Another American who fills the stereotype of knowing nothing outside their borders I see.
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  1374. we aren't. Yours, an actual people lving in Australia.
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  1375.  @thejollyfrog2791  only it doesn't if you know even basic things about law or y'know even done jury duty.
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  1376. the labour cost was never an issue and as this video states, without heavy market protections (45% import tariffs!!!), Australia's car industry would have died in the mid 70s as it was too small of a market.
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  1377. ​​ @ent1311  too many people like you, with the highly individualistic culture and psyche, think it is 100% self responsibility without considering the highly significant psychological things that can influence it. If you actually understood even basic human psychology, you know it never is 100% self responsibility / always in your control.
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  1378.  @dive_bomb3r  You know Singapore does this perfectly fine right? SO MANY in these and other comments know sweet FA about how government debt work or how financial instruments works and it is painful.
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  1379. Yet another American who believes Joe Rogan and Fox News are good sources. 1) the "camps" were for those coming into the country only 2) we don't need them anymore 3) we only wanted them as we tried hotels with predictable results 4) Florida has a similar population but *60 times* the deaths 5) Canada had similar arrangements but they aren't tin foil flavour of the month.
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  1380.  @bickyboo7789  the first part was fine. You are aware that Big Pharma would make a ton more off hospitalisations right?
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  1381.  @freedomdude5420  and wrong again. It was standard medical practice FAR before COVID to list everything that contributed towards a death. It isn't hard to consider that if they didn't get COVID-19, their existing medical condition wouldn't have been made worse to the point of dying from it. Less Joe Rogan and Fox News eh. (BTW, Fox News have their own vaccine mandate on all their employees) You aren't woke, ya just gullible.
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  1382.  @freedomdude5420  Alex Jones admitted on oath that he lies for a living (child custody case). You think he's the only one doing that and being a shyster lying to you?
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  1383.  @freedomdude5420  ok bro. Dude, regardless, you don't think your woke sources aren't lying to you? Snowden, Assange and Manning were actually 'woke'. As was 'Witness K'. They get targeted. Why haven't your 'woke' sources been?
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  1384.  @freedomdude5420  there's a difference between declassified files and shysters. And there's a difference between being targeted by governments and not. You know that. Ya just gullible.
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  1385.  @freedomdude5420  Ok dude, way to skip around the fact of actual truth tellers get targeted. Liars and shysters dont, you know that and you're in denial.
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  1386. 16:21 - GOVERNMENT CHEESE
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  1387. That Patrick Boyle deadpan humour is elite 😂
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  1388. Own all the shares in the holdings and micromanage them yourself then
Oh don’t want to? Then don’t complain.
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  1389. did you even watch the video? It started in the mid 70s
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  1390. The punishment is time and restriction of freedom of movement and things you can do for a set period of time. Like it should be.
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  1391. And the American military has been known to steal from private American companies. Stealing tech has always been around since civilisation began
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  1392. It's a pun on his surname, Tel.
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  1393. Cyber attacks happen every day, only technology is in place to prevent msot of them.
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  1394. The thing is, taking care of the crisis IS PROFITABLE. Here's a line that should shock you if you are from the US: "Packed shopping malls and bumper consumer spending (in Australia) seem unbelievable in the context of the worst pandemic in 100 years. But boosted savings from working at home, government assistance and reduced travel have primed households to splurge at Christmas." - Australia had record spending at Xmas because it was safe to do so.
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  1395. Remember, due to the incompetence of the federal government due to the vaccine rollout, state governments have been forced to do this. Federal government are responsible for GP guidelines and vaccine sites at GPs as well.
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  1396. Actual academics here, in QUT law school professors. He got off on a technicality, the technicality does not prove innocence in anyway, only it proved the conviction was concluded in a flawed way, re-trial and new lawsuits are 1000% coming: https://www.sbs.com.au/news/how-george-pell-won-in-the-high-court-on-a-legal-technicality
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  1397. the labour cost was never an issue and as this video states, without heavy market protections, Australia's car industry would have died in the mid 70s as it was too small of a market. Grow up.
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  1398. Guess what tinfoil hat? THIS ALREADY EXISTS. You dunno what "no jab, no p(l)ay" is do you? The world hasn't collapsed with it, and it's saved the health system A TON of cost. Less tinfoil please.
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  1399. Only it detrimental to the US to be this 'picky' as stated.
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  1400. the ATMs use digital lines to communicate.
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  1401. Watch Friendlyjordies' 'Blood Water' and how powerful the cotton lobby is and the utter environmental crsis of the Murray Darling.
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  1402. you do realise people being hosptialised brings more money to big pharma the vaccines right?
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  1403.  @gordonfarkas4064  so why would they develop a vaccine if the other is more profitable? ;)
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  1404.  @gordonfarkas4064  yes. literal financial reports tell you this. Note: It is EXTREMELY illegal to lie in financial reports.
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  1405.  @gordonfarkas4064  uh huh sure bud. the financial reports can't lie eh. Lying to shareholders is kinda bad.
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  1406.  @gordonfarkas4064  'Investor' means jack all mate. Don't tell me you invest in crypto...LOL.
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  1407.  @gordonfarkas4064  here's a clue. financial reports in other countries = HIGHLY illegal to lie too ;)
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  1408.  @gordonfarkas4064  LOL crypto. what next...the massively overinflated Tesla?
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  1409.  @gordonfarkas4064  that is literally speculation and has no underlying assets. Everyone gangsta until North Korea steals your BTC đŸ€ŁđŸ€ŁđŸ€Ł
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  1410. it isn't ignorant if you actually read the Aussie comments in here. That or you are in denial of all of these facts. He in fact covers it far better than other 'more serious' geopolitics channels who, for example, only touch on or downright ignore the housing issue.
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  1411. But yes, Mourinho, Pogba, Ronaldo and Sancho must ALL be wrong in their criticism of the club back office and management
. Cope more 😂 But honestly, Sancho isn’t the problem. And you know that.
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  1412. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Not his fault you are financially illiterate. your favourite Fox News, owned by the Murdoch family, have 39.4% of the voting power despite owning only 14% of the shares đŸ€«đŸ€Ł Zucc has 60% of the voting rights in Meta despite owning far far less shares, because he owns 90% of the non public Class B shares, which have 10x the voting power of the public shares đŸ€«đŸ˜‚ They don’t control shit eh.
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  1413. Also look up those released Fox News emails they were forced to release as part of the Dominion Voting Booth court case. They don’t actually believe what they say, they only want your viewership and thus ad revenue. It’s right there in the emails. They, like all the other right wing people, are using you. Avatar was PLENTY woke but they didn’t tell you to get angry at it like an actual sheep because you didn’t care about ‘woke’ until the mid 2010s (Avatar was 2009)
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  1414. Nice rant but as stated correctly, overseas mining interests are mainly owned by Americans and British. Farming wise, at least 86.4% of farmland is Australian owned. The biggest buyer of farmland the last few years has been Canadians. Not to mention the NSW Farmers Association has stated more overseas investment is needed or else farming will stagnate but I guess they in on it too eh?
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  1415. 2:20 - they are the second largest
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  1416. the labour cost was never an issue and as this video states, without heavy market protections, Australia's car industry would have died in the mid 70s as it was too small of a market.
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  1417.  Uncle Joe  I live in Australia smart guy. The unions were never the issue as stated very well in this video. And it states all the actual reasons. Not to mention Holden's were utter shit quality wise from Day 1 vs overseas competitors that were stifled due to 45% import tariffs.
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  1418.  @SpankMyFace  you know nothing about that tax. That tax is more of a sales tax at the point of sale, and most new cars are far below that coat. Nice rant though.
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  1419. They do in high frequency, high population routes. Normal passenger rail is highly cost effective for governments. HSR not so much, unless it is between high population density places
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  1420. They didn’t turn a blind eye. Actually don’t be lazy and look it up yourself eh.
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  1421. I have a Miele vacuum for a reason.
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  1422. you would know then that it takes up to 2 weeks for your immune system to fully immunise against it and that means you can still get it in that time.
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  1423. FFS, criticising actions that occur within your country is not the same as hating it. No place is perfect and in reality, you are criticising it because you know it can be better and is done better elsewhere.
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  1424. So communalistic that the left wing literally introduced our pension investment system, which is the envy of the world, and that everyone wants to copy and is predicted to be collectively the 2nd biggest one in the world despite being 51st in population. There will be a lot of cashed up 60+ year old Aussies in 30-35 years time, while you pray your pension payment from the state is enough.
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  1425. do you know what quantitative easing is?
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  1426.  @DavidJBradshaw  everywhere that has decent Sun, like South west USA has similar numbers. It is ALWAYS about geography. Nuclear is not a cure all
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  1427.  @DavidJBradshaw  rooftop solar is a thing. Most of Australia’s is actually that via government subsidies. Also I assume you know how the North American grids work.
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  1428.  @chris_yang the blue team has ran on 3 elections trying to downsize or get it scrapped and lost each time 😂
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  1429. Only Canada is essentially USA lite in regards to healthcare vs. better universal healthcare systems.
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  1430. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Not his fault you are financially illiterate. your favourite Fox News, owned by the Murdoch family, have 39.4% of the voting power despite owning only 14% of the shares đŸ€«đŸ€Ł Zucc has 60% of the voting rights in Meta despite owning far far less shares, because he owns 90% of the non public Class B shares, which have 10x the voting power of the public shares đŸ€«đŸ˜‚ They don’t control shit eh.
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  1431. Both are American companies. Think about it. Yay politics.
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  1432.  @aidandaly8613  If you bothered to watch the video, he mentioned the Reagan assassination attempt, with the well known pictures and likely the automated tagging which is used to counter conspiracy theories picked up on that. There are few if any regarding Trump’s.
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  1433.  @mevans4953  that doesn’t change the risk of legal liability and thus business reputation and in turn, money and share price. Also Texas is literally turning more blue due to the interstate immigration 😂
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  1434. I won $400 literally betting on Biden to win. Easiest money ever making it off the Trump suckers who don’t look at polls (which are generally accurate over a certain % gap). Re: 2016 - No, Hillary won the popular vote and the gap was small.
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  1435. Anything that began construction after 2018 is fine
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  1436. It's a Simpson's reference.
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  1437.  @hindugoat2302  only when there's an accident, it doesn't spread towards others have accidents quickly (usually, that isn't a massive pileup). We lockdown to prevent more infections and more deaths. It is a literal balance. Everyone dances about "freedom" but forget other people's rights with "freedom to be alive".
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  1438.  @petersobey8893  so blame federal for not rolling out the vaccine properly and them for inadequate federal quarantine facilities. Blame the right people. Not to mention it will hurt them MORE the longer it is because it is spreading more.
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  1439.  @petersobey8893  obviously you dunno basically maths or how infectious viruses work.
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  1440. Remarkable how H0ser, who shitposts, does a more accurate summary of Australian demography and economy than a lot of so called political channels and he did it as a foreigner. What non Australian ever mentions negative gearing?
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  1441. lolwut. Tom Nash is absolutely correct. It's already happening. See tech growth stocks like Cloudflare as a CLEAR example. Tom Nash is perfectly correct and I have financially benefited from these, high growth, currently loss making revenue wise, tech stocks.
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  1442. or Bibi has pissed off the US government too much and they are ramping up the pressure via taking away the weapon deliveries and the ICC charges. Biden said a staunch 'Don't.' regarding entering Rafah but they did anyway.
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  1443.  @jackiepie7423 see my reply above. Apples and oranges. Multiplayer Gaming servers use very very few resources on a per game basis. All it is doing is essentially collecting all the coordinates of each player on the map and the values of each action and sending it to every other player on the server, in which then your PC or gaming console processes it. It uses very little data and resources as most of the grunt work like graphics, player health minus the action etc, is done on the client end (you the player’s machine)
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  1444. Not all, even big-ish YouTubers, are that rich eh 😂
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  1445. It is in reality an extreme first world privilege and waste. It is using electricity to produce hydrogen to then convert back to electricity. It is a joke in most places, particularly vs biomethane, which is gas produced from agricultural waste, household waste and construction waste, and can use existing natural gas infrastructure. Not to mention biomethane is lighter, solves the “fuel to carry fuel” issue of heavy transportation, and literally is not as dangerous to store and produce as hydrogen. If you have been to developing countries, you know how much waste there is and the dependence on natural gas for cooking. Biomethane literally solves both issues while using existing natural gas infrastructure thus FAR cheaper. They can’t afford to built out completely new infrastructure.
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  1446. 30 minute video incoming LOL
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  1447. It is more 5.5% ROI.
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  1448. and when both sides of the political spectrum are against you....
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  1449. You are one accident away from what you despise. Grow up.
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  1450. "Hookup culture is a really bad thing I don’t even have to explain it. Pop culture is promoting crime, drugs & alchohol crazy, we all know that. " - bro, they were doing this stuff long before social media. Go read a history book and look up 1920s Berlin.
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  1451. And you dunno what a strawman argument is.  @ohsxntaz 
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  1452.  @ohsxntaz  oh poor baby. Here's a gold star.
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  1453. actually you would if you look at the root causes of things that cause public safety issues, particularly in the US vs the rest of the world.
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  1454.  @philbikes1931 The US is the only country in which life expectancy is going backwards. The most impoverished town in England has a longer life expectancy than the average American. Please stop living in denial.
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  1455. he's in Russia smart guy.
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  1456. THAI gonna go down soon!!!
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  1457. That is now how it works
.
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  1458.  @thomaszhang3101 the number of mines means nothing, production does.
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  1459.  @thomaszhang3101  it isn’t China if you actually look into the ownership of the companies. Chinese companies has significant ownership but it is no where near 80%.
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  1460. If you know anything about economics and what 'stimulus checks' are, it is nothing to do with them vs THE 40% INCREASE IN M1/M2 MONEY SUPPLY
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  1461. Other countries has FAR greater 'stimulus check' payments to citizens yet not as high inflation.
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  1462.  @samsonsoturian6013  Prove I'm lying. It's easy to look up what other countries did. or read below:
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  1463. If you didn't notice, it is exaggerated comedy for effect. You need my glasses. I live in Australia too.
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  1464. Kiwi who moved to Australia here: Because the wages are 40%+ higher and this doesn't even include Super. And it's moving from a even worse housing market to a slightly less worse one.
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  1465.  @geotruthnz7013  Sydney is the exception not the norm. Also it isn't pricing that counts, it is mortgage costs vs income and NZ would be much higher in that due to not only higher interest rates but often 40% less income.
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  1466. @ once again, Sydney is the exception not the norm in Australia. And mortgage to income ratio is not the same.
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  1467. Both are working in their own corporate interests in reality but as friendlyjordies rightly pointed out, there is an actual balance of power now.
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  1468.  @nameTBA is it wrong though? It isn’t factually. They can’t control shit because of those realities.
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  1469. yes, because of institutional whales. but the crypto "to the moon" clowns 'ignore' this.
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  1470. ⁠ Other countries have already have these instant payments systems for years Ol’ Tinfoil. The US banking system is 10 years behind everyone else. Spot the American who knows nothing outside ya own borders (you).
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  1471. As per LGA ‘loophole’ really. From Melbourne here.
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  1472. 6:22 - Living in Australia, I f’n lost it at the Scomo coal reference 😂😂😂😂
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  1473. despite this, the grocery price to wage ratio (a far better measure) is much better than other countries e.g. the UK
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  1474.  @benet8426  it is Super funds as with alot of ASX companies. Maybe actually look at the actual financial reports from them and know what custodians are. Those who say your sort of thing have no idea of how corporate finance works and well, the annual financial reports are dry and boring right? - the 'Big 4' banks are roughly 70-75% owned by Australians too.
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  1475. Less stereotypes. Look up the former New Zealand SAS operator, Amit Chowdhry​, in which a Hells Angels gangster f’d around and found out who he was 😂 You’d never think Amit was ex-SAS counter terrorism squad and combat instructor
.until you find out the hard way like that Hells Angels biker. Knocked out cold
.and the biker swung first but Amit blocked it
and Amit was drunk too. 😂
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  1476. less insecurity bro. Pretty sure walking down to get some milk, while chilling at the local cafe is quite nice eh. Are you the same guy that likes to go on holiday and in the urban areas near your hotel, you like that all the good shit is nearby and able to be walked to and not get your own irony?
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  1477. deflation is worse but ok. and this is why you have strong labour laws.
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  1478. However the authorities can stop it with enough will. The Australian government clamped down hard on Australian ‘finfluencers’ in 2021/22 and a lot got some strongly worded emails or door knocks and all of a sudden a lot ‘voluntarily’ shut down their YouTube and other social media channels đŸ€” - You still get Australian finance based channels, but they never offer any advice, but more cover finance based news and topics.
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  1479. only it is. It was a botched software update to the client that guards that piece of hardware and reports back to the company's server for that service. The analogy is upgrading the security system in your home but accidentally knocking out the power to your house and thus every device connected to that power. And yes, because I'm in IT and we know exactly what it is, and what that piece of software does. Occam's Razor.
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  1480.  @kokofan50  Germany's was built too early, and grid issues will be solved by 2030 in reality, far before any nuclear construction gets off the ground.
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  1481. How government debt works is not like household debt eh.
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  1482.  @antipropo461  do you You don't want India's destruction here? Simple yes or no answer.
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  1483.  @mranonymous8979  and that has the price to do with fish how? By the way, the Canadians have actually bought the most property and farmland out of any foreign power in Australia the last 3 years. You would know this if you read actual industry reports and not as you state "follow the media as a sheep" and "did your research".
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  1484.  Sizzler K  you mean to New Zealand? a bit racist to assume?
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  1485.  @amazoiduchko  I like how you forgot the whole "didn't lock down because of state elections" thing as well.
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  1486.  @orionwarrior1932  ok keyboard warrior. We know you sat on your arse when the ABC raids happened or WorkChoices happened.
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  1487.  @orionwarrior1932  at least be original in your "insults".
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  1488. Most US farmland is still by far locally owned and small farmer owned in the US. Less falling for the clickbait and ragebait.
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  1489. It isn’t just watches but also things such as sports memorabilia and rare pop culture collector cards. And recently, rare limited release sneakers are suffering exactly the same collapse.
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  1490.  @Michiel_de_Jong  you know nothing about the exploitation ha.
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  1491.  @OzGeologyOfficial  would people in Rockbank and Sunbury not feeling it be because of the rock composition or that area not being part of the Port Philip sunklands or other factors?
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  1492. Or having the state PAY YOU to invest in solar energy via solar panel subsidies. However, as stated here, after those come from China, with very dodgy practices on both the mining and production side. But so does oil and coal so pick your poison due to capitalism
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  1493. 1 - It is not the whole dollar amount that counts in debt, it is it vs the size of the economy and how trustworthy you are that you will pay it back. Hoser's 'who has the most debt' video explains this well (with memes too) and he studied economics in university. 2 - Singapore does this perfectly fine and also a lot of people do this. It is similar to 'margin trading'. Once again, people are ignorant of how finance works and/or economics.
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  1494. @ stares at the UK who has government debt contracts that are a few hundred years old and still hasn't imploded - Liz Truss tried very well to implode it as well and it didn't implode.
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  1495. 6:55 - In China and other Asian countries, some beggars have QR codes you can scan to pay. The US is 15 years behind the rest of the world in payments.
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  1496. A key question to counter this is why would they move so many troops to the West Bank then..... Even Russia massed troops on the border for months before....
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  1497. 4:07 - this was to the point in mid 2020 that Microsoft data centres literally ran out of computing power and storage in their Central Europe data centres - this just doesn’t happen with HUGE companies like Microsoft!! Unless of course the massive demand surge was far beyond any modelling at the time - and was.
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  1498. You know it isn't meant to be a super serious poltical science video (even though the hard information within it is actually more accuate analysis wise than many) and it's deliberately a lot of pop culture references for comedic effect - get a sense of humour. I live in Aus too.
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  1499.  @onewontdo this has never happened in reality due to the cost of different production lines. EU regulations in reality govern the world due how big the EU market is and that it is cheaper to comply than to have different production lines. Guess what the ‘E’ in food regulations stands for? Same with Australian consumer law and it giving you Steam game refunds.
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  1500.  @Neptun0 or they will comply as two production lines are too costly.
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  1501.  @theMPrints see above. You know nothing.
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  1502.  @glasses2926 stop making logic and using history to back it up! Those clowns think two production lines is cheaper!
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  1503. It's a balance. Argentina's, if you actually bother to read up on it, was essentially 'crony-socialism' in that they essentially bloated the government so much there were 'jobs for the boys' as essentially political bribes. Crony-ism of any sort and corruption, regardless of the simple political label slapped on top of it, of any sort ruins a nation's economy. This is not the same as it economically making sense to house people eh. Maybe actually look it up and think for yourself instead of tribalism using basic fun labels eh. Let me know when you're going to another one who voted Trump / right wing but then gets fired because of them doing exactly as they promised and then suddenly you want some of that socialism because it was YOU who was affected negatively. There's plenty of videos of those examples of people voting Trump but end up getting fired due to DOGE by the way.
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  1504. I went through this quarter life crisis process at 25, moved countries at 28 and going through this again at 36. Like ALL the steps as indicated by the research 😅😂 it hits WAY too close to home, far more than expected going into this video 😅😂 In ‘stage 3’ AGAIN 😅😂
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  1505.  Perlet Menzies  it has been proven months ago that it isn't man made. By American scientists.
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  1506. Live in Melbourne, can confirm accuracy.
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  1507.  @DeAdBiGeYeFiSh  If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Not his fault you are financially illiterate.
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  1508.  @DeAdBiGeYeFiSh  do you think founders wouldn’t protect their own interests? đŸ€« Occam’s Razor eh
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  1509. Lots of fellow Aussies state it is general but rather accurate. Including me.
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  1510. There is - like that fact that if you bothered to look up the shareholder holdings of companies- Vanguard and Blackrock often often only own sub 10% of it. đŸ€Ł
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  1511.  @piccalillipit9211 ​​⁠only how are things changed in companies by shareholders? By voting. What if say the founders knowing this threat, rig the voting structure? Oh wait, they already do that! your favourite Fox News, owned by the Murdoch family, have 39.4% of the voting power despite owning only 14% of the shares đŸ€«đŸ€Ł Zucc has 60% of the voting rights in Meta despite owning far far less shares, because he owns 90% of the non public Class B shares, which have 10x the voting power of the public shares đŸ€«đŸ˜‚ Blackrock and Vanguard don’t control shit eh. Want a master class on rigging shareholder voting? See the Lee family, the founders of Samsung. Absolute art. Look it up.
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  1512.  W.t. Bonsell  the ironic thing is that America is failing you. The poor white male American. Watch this: https://youtu.be/qYAMjewwcPw
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  1513.  @leeonardodienfield402  and you have never worked in one ever. Admit it.
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  1514. Not the same
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  1515. See my post. Too many ‘number go up’ clowns like you in here
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  1516.  @Chris-vz2kv  actually read my post in the comments. It is how number go up and wether the number go up is justified vs how the company is actually doing objectively. If overvalued, like WSM points out via hard data, number will go down far quicker and far more easily e.g. Pandemic boom stocks You bought Zoom at the highs didn’t you?
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  1517. You are aware many countries did it for self interest e.g., (West) Germany let in a lot of Turkish immigrants in the 60s and 70s to fill in labour shortage due to losing so many men during WWII and they did so again with Syrian refugees, but this time due to an aging population. And despite the far right rhetoric in public of Meloni in Italy, there is record employment of immigrants in Italy, both legal and illegal. Meloni faced the hard reality when in power that Italy needs workers due to having one of the oldest populations in Europe and the massive brain drain of educated Italians out of Italy. You are literally taking the dumb JD Vance stance and oversimplifying things. Denmark and Finland can plenty afford their social benefits despite strong military spending so stop it.
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  1518. It's a Simpson's reference
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  1519. polio was 3. Do you remember getting polio?
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  1520. Exactly. But tinfoil is cheap these days, and Occam’s Razor is out of stock.
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  1521. Why not State Street shill or Fidelity Investments shill? Also why not Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund shill as they are the largest single shareholder? Oh they didn’t tell you to get mad at them. Got it. Not his fault you are financially illiterate
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  1522. Better look up that Sony rootkit controversy so no more Sony for you
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  1523. There's a thing called grid networks and interconnectors. You can export out the excess, even at a loss e.g. California solar -> Not so sunny Vancouver.
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  1524. Friendly reminder: Banks can already do this if they suspect you of money laundering or you are not who you say you are via KYC / AML laws.
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  1525. the labour cost was never an issue and as this video states, without heavy market protections (45% tariffs!!!), Australia's car industry would have died in the mid 70s as it was too small of a market.
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  1526. 12:02 - this editing made me lol
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  1527. the labour cost was never an issue and as this video states, without heavy market protections, Australia's car industry would have died in the mid 70s as it was too small of a market. Grow up.
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  1528.  @KaiShanIV  so you agree it was far more the protections, in which the Aussie car industry would have died in the mid 70s without them? Are you seriously wanting neoliberalism and wage suppression?
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  1529.  @KaiShanIV  so you literally agree it was mainly the overprotection, resulting in massive inefficiencies, including being far away from cheaper produced parts? What are you on about then? I live in Australia. This is a gaming name I have used for 20 years.
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  1530.  @KaiShanIV  and you literally agree, that smaller populations resulting in duopolies and monopolies like in NZ then? The NZ car industry was far more notorious for being an overprotective pile of garbage producing garbage quality cars.
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  1531. In Australia, we pay a 2% gross tax for our universal healthcare. If you earn over AU $93,000 (US $58,500), this is an additional 1%, but you can dodge this by taking out private health insurance and claiming it back on your tax return. It is a terrible hybrid system that only subsidises private health insurance companies older patients for more healthy, working age ones. But even then private health insurance is FAR cheaper than in the US with far better coverage for the cost. Not to mention both are tied to you as an individual so you are free to move jobs anytime without thinking about how that would affect your healthcare coverage. Honestly, that is beyond a foreign concept everywhere else. And Canada? Yeah, that’s one of the weaker universal healthcare systems objectively.
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  1532. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Larry can’t do shit by himself bro.
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  1533. Also me name literally has nothing to do with the CCP. Dude, my ancestral family got screwed over by the CCP when they rose to power and they are from HK. You think I blindly support them?
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  1534.  Mark Stanborough  1st rule of geopolitics: NO ONE is the 'good guy. 2nd rule of geopolitics: No one does favours because they are 'buddies' for no reason. The sooner you learn this, the better. No, the US not 'good, nor is China, nor is Australia. Go ask the South Pacific nations how much of a historic bully Australia has been. But hey we're human, we want "our tribe" to win. It doesn't change the reality though.
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  1535.  Mark Stanborough  Also: Muppet.
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  1536.  Mark Stanborough  calm down bud
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  1537.  Mark Stanborough  Am I now? Do you have a degree in PolSci like I do? Also see above, my family is from HK and has nothing to do with my avatar name.
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  1538.  Mark Stanborough  Also born and raised in NZ bud. Want to learn how Aus and NZ have screwed over the South Pacific? Go ask Nauru. EVERYONE acts inbtheir own self interest, there are no "good guys".
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  1539.  Mark Stanborough  Did you even read what I said originally or did you throw the toys in the cot because you are being treated exactly like you are treating others in here? Yep, can dish it out, but can never take it.
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  1540.  Mark Stanborough  uh no. Try those aid packages having strings attached on how to govern their nation. If that happened to Australia, would you be annoyed?
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  1541.  Mark Stanborough  Look up Nauru. Look up how Australia and New Zealand stole their resources from the natives. Then come back. Also look up how Australia and New Zealand bullied their way into the Pacific Islands Forum. As stated, no one is the "good guy". You may want to look up how Australia is trying to steal East Timor's resources too.
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  1542.  Mark Stanborough  Stop being laughably niave and know what soft power is. Also look up the history of the dawn raids of Pacific Islanders in New Zealand. It is sad in reality that you don't know or are not willing to acknowledge the dark history Australia and New Zealand has with the South Pacific. You are aware that during the 1918 flu pandemic, NZ deliberately docked a ship, known to have infected people into Samoa and it killed 1/4 of the ENTIRE population right?
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  1543.  Mark Stanborough  In reality, the foreign aid is mere cents on the dollar vs the resources Australia and New Zealand has historically stolen from them. You are aware Nauru sued Australia and New Zealand for their stolen resources right?
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  1544.  Mark Stanborough  Yes, Australia and NZ have done extremely shitty things on the South Pacific. Being only willing to acknowledge the good things but never the bad about a nation's actions is the meaning of propaganda. Ironic.
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  1545. Wanna look up videos of actual security people on Youtube who actually know what they are doing and what happens when you disable Windows Updates and connect it to the Internet and see how fast it picks up malware LOL. The easiest marks are people like you who think they know what they are talking about but don't.
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  1546.  @imouto4hire  The ‘high end sports car’ is original Dortmund Sancho before he went to Man United where is was one of top young prospects in the world and when every top club wanted him, smart guy. It is the literal perfect analogy. These short memory, ‘know nothing outside the EPL / England’, English fans like you eh
.
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  1547.  @Riyoshi000  the Australian share market has averaged 5% pa.....over 140 years. A few things affecting economies has happened in that time.
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  1548. It actually backs up all what the video has said. It is overpriced. You don’t judge bubbles by one after hours. You judge it over time. Give it 1-2 years like the pandemic boom stocks
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  1549. 1:58 - Yep, other countries have had this for years at this point but US banking is always 10-15 years behind
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  1550. Factboi is now a f*ckboi with that blazer
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  1551. it isn't actually as Australian companies have divested very quickly and well.
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  1552. Simon's new drip imports Miami Vice.... And More.
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  1553. More it can grow, but not at a faster rate. Would you rather have the money now or later? In reality, government debt is borrowing from your future self
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  1554. Only they are not. I'd trust an actual lawyer over your armchair law degree: https://auspublaw.org/2020/06/border-closures-covid-19-and-s-92-of-the-constitution/
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  1555.  @namelesscurmudgeon9794  uh huh. Where is your law degree? Also the lawyer in that link is of Indian origin. How it is interpreted IS THE LAW. Try again.
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  1556.  @namelesscurmudgeon9794  yes, you know nothing based off your armchair law degree.
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  1557. *You MASSIVELY missed the nuance here* Here in Australia, Rupert Murdoch owns 70% our print media (News Corp, who also own Fox News in the US), our media has a strong bias that has supported and helped elect our conservative party (Liberals, yes they are the CONSERVATIVE party in Australia) in the majority of our elections in recent history. This is actually a massive power struggle between Murdoch's news media and Facebook. Our former prime minister Kevin Rudd just sat before our senate for a Royal Commission into Murdoch's monopoly on our news media. You can view this in full on Kevin Rudd's Youtube page. The government is pushing Rupert Murdoch’s agenda - major news outlets will get compensated but independent journalists won’t. This Australian law says that, to simply link to news articles, one has to pay the publisher — and only establishment news qualifies. This disenfranchises independent news as well as breaks a key aspect of a free and open internet — being able to link to and move between different sites liberally.
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  1558. Nothing to do with it Discord dweller. Try the rise of neoliberalism and destruction of union power.
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  1559.  @FastKiwiBoss  yeah, they rushed it.
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  1560.  @SammyPebbles  so you know more than law school professors? Sure bud
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  1561. @Geoff King the 7-0 was in relation to the technicality, not innocence.
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  1562. @Geoff King what are your credentials Mr armchair lawyer?
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  1563.  @m-hayek1985  or y'know I'd trust judgements of actual law school professors over Armchair YouTube lawyers.
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  1564.  @siggy7265  should we really go into the sooking over the Gillette ad? 🙃
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  1565.  @siggy7265  Oh please. Pat yourself on the back some more bud
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  1566. @Stephen Clark from law school professors. About a high profile case. Better than Sky News' opinionated non-expert trash.
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  1567.  @siggy7265  I make 3 figures mate. Grow up.
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  1568.  @siggy7265  but yes,pat yourself on the back to boost your insecure ego more.
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  1569.  @siggy7265  COVID-19 has proven that "righty " neoliberal economics does not work. And no, I get nothing out of the stimulus' and I am fine with that. You better not either. We don't want to be hypocritical now do we?
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  1570. @Stephen Clark less Cold War propaganda ok. It's ok if it's "socialism" for the rich in negative gearing am I right? ;)
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  1571. @Stephen Clark Hope you've never used Medicare ever then as well....
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  1572. @Stephen Clark you are aware you live in a welfare state as defined in political science circles right? Hope you are willing to give up those awards and labour laws eh....
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  1573. @Stephen Clark no weekends either..... Gonna send ya kid to the mines or farm too?
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  1574. @Stephen Clark yeah, nothing wrong with this at all....https://www.cnbc.com/2020/04/01/covid-19-hospital-bills-could-cost-uninsured-americans-up-to-75000.html
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  1575.  A. Wellknownmyth  And North Korea's official country name is the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. Refund your logic eh.
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  1576.  A. Wellknownmyth  I can call myself a supermodel but am I?
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  1577. @Stephen Clark and in the end, it still doesn't prove innocence (or guilt) and you know it.
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  1578. @Stephen Clark and I assume you full well know the favourable tax laws in speculation in housing. "Socialism" for the rich is a-ok isn't it? ;)
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  1579. @Stephen Clark I assume you are against any sort of labour laws as that is pretty "socialism" isn't it? 78.9% of all medical bankruptcies in the US are those WITH medical insurance. But yeah, neoliberalism works....righto. "Socialism" is only good when you benefit eh? ;)
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  1580.  A. Wellknownmyth  And nothing communist about modern China. It is extremely capalistic post Deng Xiaoping economic reforms.
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  1581. @Stephen Clark I wasn't the one who promoted medical research under neoliberalistic economic models I.e. what the damn US health system is. Don't backtrack because your knowledge in economics isn't as good as Australian law.
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  1582.  A. Wellknownmyth  negative gearing + tax laws favouring speculation of housing heavily favours those with high amounts of capital as it is I.e. the rich. I said nothing about the demographics of landlords.
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  1583. @Stephen Clark and you are correct. But as said, it still doesn't prove innocence or guilt.
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  1584.  @arthurzhu795  no, just no. It actually is the opposite
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  1585. Hey Americans reading this, a liberal government is RIGHT WING everywhere else in the world but the US.
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  1586. They grifters didn’t tell the tinfoilers to hate them 😂
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  1587. 'Singapore' and 'election' LOL - Everyone knows about the PAP's gerrymandering and vote suppression so no cares about the Singapore 'election' as it isn't a real democracy.
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  1588.  @jordanbunge  This has been solved as of today via DNA family tree reconstruction!!! The man's name is Carl "Charles" Webb, a 43-year-old engineer and instrument maker from Melbourne, Australia. "It turns out that Carl Webb has a brother-in-law called Thomas Keane, who lived just 20 minutes' drive away from him in Victoria," he said. "So it's not out of the question that these items of clothing he had with T Keane on them were just hand-me-downs from his brother-in-law."
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  1589.  @andreyhempburn  ok anti-woke fella. You aren't anti-woke, you're just gullible. The "Covid camps" were for inbound people coming into Australia. They had clean nice rooms and even had WiFi. And they don't exist anymore. We have plenty of guns here mate. Only they are licensed so not any random mentally deranged clown can get them. You don't need a semi auto AR-15 for hunting rabbits on your farm. Also the gun hand-in was when the government was paying 4x the market rate for those guns? I sure like a good deal too. Also most Australians are lower taxed than Americans if you factor in all taxes like state and local tax and your private healthcare costs. Don't say you are American and forget the irony of commenting on freedom while having the highest prison population in the world? I assume your Super "anti woke" sources told you all this or did they 'forget' to?
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  1590.  @andreyhempburn  WE LITERALLY GOT RID OF A PRIME MINISTER (PRESIDENT) WHO ILLEGALLY GAVE HIMSELF GOVERNMENT PORTFOLIOS AND WAS HIGHLY CORRUPT YOU CLOWN. He is currently shitting himself in front of courts and will do so more in the future.
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  1591.  @jacobjgleggy1854  1) it was 13 2) he was sworn into them with everyone's knowledge. Slight difference bud.
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  1592.  @jacobjgleggy1854  I forgot 3) it was for 13 days. I like that you 'forgot' about that detail bud.
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  1593. ⁠ @cerdic6305 it is literally real time stats. It really isn’t hard to look up ‘national grid live’ in Google
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  1594.  @SCA440  it is literally real time stats. It really isn’t hard to look up ‘national grid live’ in Google Look it up and stop lying.
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  1595. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Not his fault you are financially illiterate. your favourite Fox News, owned by the Murdoch family, have 39.4% of the voting power despite owning only 14% of the shares đŸ€«đŸ€Ł Zucc has 60% of the voting rights in Meta despite owning far far less shares, because he owns 90% of the non public Class B shares, which have 10x the voting power of the public shares đŸ€«đŸ˜‚ They don’t control shit eh.
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  1596. Australian pension investment funds, despite only 14 million workers, having a combined 6th largest pension fund investment assets under management in the world go brrrrrrrrrrr Funny what happens when it is mandatory, on top of wages at a rate of at least 11% eh
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  1597. Calm down mate. It was obviously in jest.
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  1598. It always has been since the 18th Century. It isn't anything new.
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  1599. And it solves ALL the problems stated here. e.g. You then choose what investment company and portfolio you want. Most don't invest it themselves and have actual professional investors do it for them. And you can switch anytime. And there are many, including ethical ones. This is also a highly regulated industry in which if investment returns are poor, the fund literally by law have to state to their investors to recommend switching away from them. And there is strong laws against high fees as well. Also, they often come with terminal illness insurance and income protection insurance bundled. And you can voluntarily contribute more with significant tax incentives to do so (up to a max of $27,500 per year so the rich don't exploit it). And it is very hard to take out any of that money early without significant proof and associated paperwork to prove that you need it for emergency funds. Not to mention it is tax free to withdraw when you hit 60 due to deliberate, wide open tax loopholes.
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  1600. That’s an out of your arse demographics right there 😂 AuDHD here too. We are as varied as any other demographic
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  1601.  @AuDHDean  yes, I think independently with evidence. That really ends up to be centre left 😀 - Libertarian has been tried and failed economically. Libertarians are people who failed at economic history.
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  1602. It was *OTHER SAS* who told the journalists you clown because unlike weekend warrior you, they know this BS endangers them and their mates still in the field. And the main whistleblower has served and has been shot. Keep weekend warrioring.
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  1603. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. They don’t massively influence crap.
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  1604. Hungary says hi.
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  1605. Other countries have already have these instant payments systems for years Ol’ Tinfoil. None of this has happened
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  1606. Calm down bud. It doesn't detract from the point made in reality.
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  1607.  @im_theodore  Prez + 🚁 + âŹ‡ïž
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  1608. @ ^ See, this is the ‘positive problem’ of Australia having some of the least brain drain out of any developed nation. A lot of Aussies like you have no idea of immigrating countries and what that entails and the actual process of getting citizenship 😂 - Ah, yes, let’s wait a bare minimum 5 years 9 months and live in the country for that entire time so I can hide I’m a foreigner in the stats đŸ™„đŸ€Šâ€â™€ïžđŸ˜‚
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  1609. 2/3rds of that are students but that doesn't get the ragebait for the ratings for mainstream media does it?
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  1610. listen again. *foreign housing investment* is slowing and that part is true.
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  1611. 'higher taxes ' - we literally got a tax cut last year smart one LOL - you're the dumb one mate.
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  1612. one lie doesn't counter another lie. See you. See me actually calling the TLDR bias out with facts in another comment (see the 5:58 - 7:00 - 'without a great deal of diplomatic clout and so on' one) unlike the laughable romanticism of China you have. It's f'n geopolitics. It is pure pure self interest from everyone.
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  1613.  @stereomachine  It's lobbying power is weakening however due to the Internet. And they know it. People have the likes of Tiktok (Chinese controlled), Al Jazeera (Qatar) and European government funded news sources (e.g. France24, DW) they can see. There's isn't the choke hold that cable TV / TV media has any more. And the US has bigger fish to be concerned about in China and the US isn't as interested in the ME anymore due to the shale oil revolution and Canadian oil sands meaning they don't need ME oil anymore. Also the US cares about being the currency of world trade more than anything else. You make that trade harder, say by Houthis choking up vital sea lanes due to your invasion, you make the US more angry.
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  1614.  @Oblivion___  Bibi thought he thought he could control the US via the Israel lobby. He is quickly finding out the long party is over. The US didn't need distractions when they had a proxy war with Russia and geopolitical tensions with China. And stoking tensions with Iran for no good reason. And thus making world trade harder (and thus use of the US dollar as the global currency). Bibi wanted to strike at Iran harder but Boss Biden told him to not do that. Bibi no doubt really pissed the US off when they said 'don't enter Rafah' but did so they are ramping up the political pressure on him.
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  1615. You do realise your ancestors were foreigners to a new land once right?
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  1616.  @jLL-r9s  commercial property has been profitable for years. There is shareholder regulations in the US as well. Remember commercial property can be things like shopping mall complexes, commercial buildings. Also it is often invested into infrastructure. I know this is a socialist channel, but ignorance of the reality of things isn't just exclusively right wing. You can lean extremely left and misrepresent the factual reality too with the same pitfalls.
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  1617.  @jLL-r9s  to a point. The Overton Window in functional democracies limits this to how much the public can tolerate before they are voted out. The US, with systematic gerrymandering, is not one.
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  1618.  @jLL-r9s  also it isn't a "temporary fix", it is literally an aspect of Ordoliberalism. Look it up.
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  1619.  @jLL-r9s  pension funds do not invest in residential housing as in reality, commercial property has far higher and more steady cash flow. Malls are still very popular despite online shopping in many countries as it wasn't an oversaturated market pre online shopping like the US.
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  1620.  @jLL-r9s    you know how collective bargaining power works in labour unions? Guess what collective money of lots of workers does? The same thing. See Norway's Sovereign Wealth Fund as an example of this. Very large Australian pension funds have influenced boardroom decision making too.
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  1621.  @Freerunemem  or you do both. Also it is proven that people cannot be trusted to save for retirement and be responsible for it thus why it is mandatory. Also you cannot trust companies to raise wages 10%. Nor it it policble. Pension funds don't invest in FOMO stocks. They aren't Wall Street Bets. Look up say "Australian Super fund holdings" and look at the holdings of different portfolios of different companies. It is highly diversified.
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  1622.  @jLL-r9s  they don't own half the companies or stockmarket however. Also there's a Vox article that explains it's more complicated than that and is misleading.
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  1623.  @jLL-r9s  as stated misleading once again as those 10% are often made up of investment companies that people buy into e.g. via ETFs like Vanguard. Elon manipulating shitcoins is not the same.
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  1624.  @jLL-r9s  you actually investigated and understood it instead of buying into clickbait headlines right?
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  1625.  @jLL-r9s  Even Elon cannot tank the S&P500 with a single tweet.
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  1626.  @jLL-r9s  but they don't own half the stockmarket or companies. And as stated, investment companies would own the underlying stock, but you often buy into their portfolios thus that misleading stat regarding stock ownership. This is literally the same with pension fund investment companies. And they can invest that money into other investment companies to invest that money for them.
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  1627.  @jLL-r9s  yes, once again, large investment companies people buy into, not individuals.
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  1628.  @jLL-r9s  Large investment companies such as Vanguard, State Street. You can do it right now via their ETF offerings. As stated, ignorance of how a thing works or misunderstanding of how a thing works isn't just a far right thing. These Pension fund investment companies and Sovereign Wealth Funds are literally the modern, less riskier version of "workers owning the means of production" as it's literally worker's money being invested.
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  1629.  @jLL-r9s  basically it means nothing if the factory the workers own goes bust and it's better to diversify to lessen risk.
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  1630.  @Tasmantor  In reality, tassie, you don't know how good the system is. Is it perfect? No, but it is BY FAR one of the better systems in the world and significantly addresses the issues brought about in this very video by Second Thought.
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  1631.  @jLL-r9s  "most etfs are you speculation" - Are you serious? How is a workers co-op of one business less risk than an index fund or a portfolio of hundreds of companies like an index fund or a pension fund holdings is? Not to mention good luck investing in infrastructure or commercial property just by yourself as a worker without an investment company grouping your money with other people I'm for workers co-ops but also know basic maths. And judging one year over a 30-45 year horizons like pension funds are is a joke. As I have stated before, over 29 years, Australian pension fund portfolios in premixed "high growth" portfolios have averaged a 8.9% pa returns, including a -21% drop in 2008 due to the Global Financial Crisis. You and I know that last paragraph but it doesn't suit your bias.
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  1632.  @jLL-r9s  as stated, you own nothing if the workers co-op factory goes broke. Combine this with the probability of small business failure rates over the first year, five years and 10 years..... It is literally FAR higher risk via basic Maths.
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  1633.  @jLL-r9s  look at the ETF holdings of companies or pension fund company holdings. They don't invest in FOMO companies. It is still simple maths that investing in an extremely high number of companies, and often with premixed Australian pension fund portfolios, infrastructure and commercial property as well, is far lower risk than one company. You cannot beat simple probability and diversification. Yes "it's debts are paid first", forgetting if the debts outweigh the assets, you get nothing. Regardless, it doesn't best simple Maths. We live in the real world, not idealism. And as stated, it is disingenuous to judge a 30-45 year horizons on 1 year.
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  1634.  @jLL-r9s  your grandfather has a far different horizon than a 25 to 30 year old. In his situation, a financial adviser of the pension fund company would have helped him though it, not to mention the wide open "loophole" tax breaks he gets in Australia on his pension fund contributions when he hits 60. Or that for people retiring now, they only withdraw a small amount for everyday living (typically 3-4%) and change it to a more conservative portfolio. Unfortunately your grandfather didn't have a mature industry surrounding this to assist him like the modern Australian system. As stated, I love how your ignore the fact of, once again, Australian pension fund "high growth" portfolios averaging 8.9% pa returns over 29 years, including a -21% return in 2008. Is 29 years not a decent sample size, particularly as the (US) deregulation started in the early 90s, helped cause the GFC, then it got re-regulated. Also they are not all in equities, unless you customised it and want to be. Not to mention the vast amount of shifting goalposts you have done throughout this.
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  1635.  @jLL-r9s  you know he didn't have to (nor is it recommended) to sell all of it at once and more draw on the funds as a pension paid on whatever frequency like wages are. Either your systems are utterly horrible that you don't have pension drawing schenes like that or you once again, avoid that 29 year stat. The Australian stockmarket has averaged 5% pa returns over 130 years. Things have happened in that time. Despite the turbulence, Australian pension funds are still in the positive of 2.2 percent in 'high growth' portfolios from May 2021 to May 2022. You forget the highs of easy money in 2020 and it smoothing out. This is nothing like 2008. You are either disingenuous, ignorant or both.
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  1636.  @jLL-r9s  Also dude, the alternative is literally worse as summed up by Second Thought and simple maths regarding probability. It's fun and games calling out a thing is bad, but you actually got to offer a viable alternative.
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  1637.  @hejiranyc  and on top of wages.
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  1638.  @TheCoralie87  they do, if they are contracted by an external party as an individual. A sole trader with a ABN doesn't. (aka business tax number for those non Aussies)
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  1639.  @dlb4988  However they don't have the power like they do in the US. the Teals, independents and the Greens can and do influence policy e.g. the Greens forcing Labor to put $1 billion more into social housing to get it past. The two major parties, whoever wins, will always be in a 'minority government' and need others to pass legislation. Australia has the most democratic voting system in the world in STV and an independent overseer making gerrymandering like in the US impossible.
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  1640.  @ZenitsuSpeedRun  learn what probability is mate.
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  1641. Ooooooor you try to say it in the native language pronunciation. Much like many say Lukashenka, like it is said in Belarusian.
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  1642. or y'know the actual deaths and infection rate by age shows Scummo is right.
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  1643. yeah no. only it is. It was a botched software update to the client that guards that piece of hardware and reports back to the company's server for that service. The analogy is upgrading the security system in your home but accidentally knocking out the power to your house and thus every device connected to that power. And yes, because I'm in IT and we know exactly what it is, and what that piece of software does. Occam's Razor.
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  1644.  @chrisloulach1476  or I'd trust the judgements of law school professors over Armchair YouTube lawyers.
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  1645. Orange pill time! :O
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  1646. ​ @bringabong4648  sure bud ;) you think 10 points leads are small this close to an election? At this time, Clinton was only 2-3 pts ahead.
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  1647.  @firstnamelastname9219  sure bud ;) you think 10 points leads are small this close to an election? At this time, Clinton was only 2-3 pts ahead.
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  1648.  @firstnamelastname9219  like literally the polls proving they are more than often accurate. As stated, Hilary was predicted to win by 3 million votes. And she did. You have a degree in statistics like those who analyse those polls do?
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  1649.  @firstnamelastname9219  and as stated, you think 10 point leads are small this close to an election? At this time, Clinton was only 2-3 pts ahead.
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  1650. Good luck in an enterprise environment bud.
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  1651. 31:38 - this shows Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Well, the Australian government is working with Australian universities to expand or open campuses of Australian universities in Vietnam. They aren't doing it out of the goodness of their hearts. It is totally calculated. Soft power. More exposure to Australian culture and education = more likely Australian companies would hire graduates of these Australian universities to help head up and run operations in Vietnam because it's far easier to do business with and get personnel to assist in you setting up there if the person you are hiring knows both cultures, both languages and were educated in your universities. The Warsaw Pact block did this when Vietnam was under their influence as well e.g. the more well known East German coffee crisis. This is just the modern iteration as Vietnam looks more towards the West politically to counterbalance China in the South China Sea and the economic aspect as stated here.
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  1652.  @AapVanDieKaap  less conspiracy theories mate.
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  1653. Everyone outside the US: "Oh, surely the cartoons aren't that bad or that blatantly propagandic" After watching: "OMG, NO, IT IS, RUN, RUN!!! ARGH!!!" - That said, who would fall for this level of obvious propaganda?
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  1654. The ironic thing is AMD CPUs are manufactured in Penang, Malaysia.
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  1655.  @soumyakumari8013  no, they are the UN internationally recognised borders. Get out of here with your nationalism. Modi is just using your nationalism eh. Stop falling for it.
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  1656. ⁠ Other countries have already have these instant payments systems for years Ol’ Tinfoil. The US banking system is 10 years behind everyone else.
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  1657. Bold move doing this in an enterprise environment bud. Yet another clown who obviously doesn't work in enterprise IT talking out of their arse LOL. And it is obvious you dunno what Crowdstrike Falcon does.
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  1658.  @mamotalemankoe3775  Try finding a small higher end 6.3” inch smartphone that has telephoto lens I can hold with one hand. You can’t. Can’t blame Apple for other manufacturers only producing gigantic screen smartphones which are a pain to hold with one hand. And the software isn’t dodgy like with the latest Pixel. I have no brand loyalty. I switched to Apple from Android for these reasons. It isn’t the mid 2010s - no one gives two shits anymore. Seriously, the Apple anti fanboys are far worse than any Apple fanboys in here - as stated, I have zero brand loyalty. If a manufacturer who uses Android gives me the same practicality in a smaller smartphone, I would consider it. Strange how all those ‘defending’ Apple actually stated their practical reasons for using it vs the snobby AF anti Apple fanboism. Yes, they have done anti consumer practices, but you can break the walled garden via a few ways if ya smart. E.g. cheaper IDrive > iCloud. I can still use MS Office apps fine too. And Apple Music is legitimately a decent product. Spotify still doesn’t have lossless, which is a joke. And Samsung is getting more and more walled garden too.
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  1659. That is not your effective income tax. You also have to factor in the health insurance savings cost
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  1660. he isn't.
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  1661.  @ericp1139  Perun.
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  1662. *The Hill MASSIVELY missed the nuance here* Here in Australia, Rupert Murdoch owns 70% our print media (News Corp, who also own Fox News in the US), our media has a strong bias that has supported and helped elect our conservative party (Liberals, yes they are the CONSERVATIVE party in Australia) in the majority of our elections in recent history. This is actually a massive power struggle between Murdoch's news media and Facebook. Our former prime minister Kevin Rudd just sat before our senate for a Royal Commission into Murdoch's monopoly on our news media. You can view this in full on Kevin Rudd's Youtube page. The government is pushing Rupert Murdoch’s agenda - major news outlets will get compensated but independent journalists won’t. This Australian law says that, to simply link to news articles, one has to pay the publisher — and only establishment news qualifies. This disenfranchises independent news as well as breaks a key aspect of a free and open internet — being able to link to and move between different sites liberally.
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  1663.  @australiaprisonisland9156  There is PLENTY of actual archaeological evidence Aboriginals have been here for 60,000 years. Y'know, stuff they left behind.
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  1664. everyone's gangsta until that government money is taken away.
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  1665. Oh shut up Roger. AMERICANS: READ THE ACTUAL AUSTRALIAN COMMENTS HERE The Hill missed the massive nuances unfortunately.
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  1666. and so do you. Just stop it eh.
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  1667.  @capttrips1523  Here in Australia, Rupert Murdoch owns 70% our print media (News Corp, who also own Fox News in the US), our media has a strong bias that has supported and helped elect our conservative party (Liberals, yes they are the CONSERVATIVE party in Australia) in the majority of our elections in recent history. This is actually a massive power struggle between Murdoch's news media and Facebook. Our former prime minister Kevin Rudd just sat before our senate for a Royal Commission into Murdoch's monopoly on our news media. You can view this in full on Kevin Rudd's Youtube page. The government is pushing Rupert Murdoch’s agenda - major news outlets will get compensated but independent journalists won’t. This Australian law says that, to simply link to news articles, one has to pay the publisher — and only establishment news qualifies. This disenfranchises independent news as well as breaks a key aspect of a free and open internet — being able to link to and move between different sites liberally.
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  1668.  @capttrips1523  500,000 Australians signed the petition to have this enquiry. The largest number in any official government petition
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  1669.  @capttrips1523  I did not state that so stop it.
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  1670. Depends on what aspects e.g. ALOT of Japanese dislike the bases in Okinawa and there have been scandals involving American military personnel. The latest one being COVID-19 outbreaks linked to US military bases there.
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  1671. 'How much oil you need?' - He's American Uncle Roger!
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  1672. If you think Chinese tourists are the worst, you haven't seen others (as alluded to in the vid)
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  1673.  @kyleolson9636 ha no. See my post above. This has been solved for a bare minimum 20 years now Down Under.
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  1674.  @damongraham1398  scroll up in these comments. Read mine about Australian Superannuation. It has already been solved. For 20 years by Australia and other Western European countries. That stereotype of Americans knowing nothing outside their borders
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  1675.  @adriadelafuente3648  yes it is and heavily regulated. In fact our old right wing government INCREASED regulation.
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  1676.  @soju69jinro  easier said than done for many. And trusting regular peeps to have the knowledge to invest is laughable too. See my actual already solved solution earlier
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  1677. My primary / elementary school was one of the first in my 350,000 city to have computers. They were Commodores with Windows 3.1 with a digitalised library system and of course before plug-and-play! As a 6-7 year old, I figured out how to program in devices (see before plug-and-play) and be a badass and issue out my own library books when I wasn’t allowed to 😂
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  1678. Or a clickbait thumbnail. That worked.
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  1679. you mean people not following instructions?
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  1680. Yep. Same with how Chinese banks refuse to deal with Russia as well due to secondary sanctions and they value the West’s money far more than Russia’s. That soft financial power.
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  1681. I would love for you to do a COVID-19 response comparison video - I am more than happy to help with how we do things 'down under' in Australia and New Zealand with hard data and experiences as well :)
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  1682. So I assume you can rebuke it with facts?
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  1683.  @NebraskaGonvilleJones  highly highly incorrect. Y'know what nuclear weapons testing was? Or the exploitation of Nauru's resources by Britain and deliberately underselling below market price to Aus and NZ? How about killing off 1/4 of Samoa's population via deliberately docking a flu riddened ship during the 1918 flu epidemic? Let alone the exploitation of indigenous populations..... Or how Australia and New Zealand essentially gatecrashed their "membership" to the Pacific Islands Forum. Or more modern times, bugging the East Timor government offices.... I can go on.
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  1684.  @paulfri1569  look up the historical proof.
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  1685.  @Psych2go  My experiences on single session, high dose psilocybin was life changing. I accidentality miscalculated how much I needed and took the equivalent of about 90mg to 150mg of it (recent studies has stated 30-60mg is beneficial for PTSD and depression) - and it was the best miscalculation of my life. I know I have deep seated trauma and that helped address that FAR more than any conventional therapy ever has, like a full course of CBT or EMDR. However I know my conditions well and for example, I will not ever recommend it to someone with bipolar or schizophrenia. I know it has helped me bring clarity to my life, however what I do miss is the serotonin boost in the days after it gave me in which I finally felt 'normal' - meaning I could perceive social cue skills better and I was more social, I was more organised naturally, I felt calmer, I didn't do 'brain chemical' boosting behaviours like doomscrolling social media etc. I am diagnosed with ADHD and I felt this helped address those executive functioning issues FAR more than stimulants ever have and without the negative higher cortisol effects. As you can see, I do read up on the science of my conditions as much as I can and there is plenty of evidence for all that I have said. It also helped restore my circadian rhythm issues that I have for those few days after and I felt tired at the right times. That is tied in with serotonin (which helps produce melatonin). As much as people dislike ChatGPT, if you ask the right particular questions, 'Dr ChatGPT' can give a good bit of insight like this that is backed up if you look it up separately. I plan to do another one a couple of months from now as there is strong evidence single session, high dose psilocybin is more effective for PTSD and depression than microdosing and the recommended break period between sessions is 3 to 6 months. It is legal via truffles in the Netherlands. For those, it is important to let go and not resist it and to go in with a goal in mind e.g. addressing trauma. I did trip (I thought I was a cat, I do remember that LOL) but also I cried and I cried ALOT. Writing down or voicing your trauma and 'letting it out' helps and psilocybin helps unlock that FAR more.
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  1686.  @alexgamble4718 you know nothing. ‘Socialism’ is literally the reason why Australia has higher wages. That being enterprise bargaining agreements aka ‘fair pay agreements’ that Jacinda brought back after Muldoon got rid of them. Based on official Stats NZ statistics, this resulted in higher wage growth but your incoming government wants to get rid of them again. Also do you like 11.5% on top of wages, all employer contribution, towards your KiwiSaver like it is by default in Australia? - You voted on emotion and against your best interest didn’t you?
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  1687.  @alexgamble4718  you are clueless once again. An urban route bus driver gets paid 35% more *not including Super*, a first year Australian nurse or cop gets paid more than one with 5 years experience in New Zealand, I personally know a gal who is moving to Australia as she will get paid AU $114k + 11.5% Super/Kiwisaver (so converted in total NZ$139,000) vs the NZ $80k she was on (+ net zero KiwiSaver) She is in transport logistics. But go on pretending you know more than a person actually living in Australia like me 😂
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  1688. @ LOL - have you heard what Carney has said regarding Trump trying to annex them and the tariffs?
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  1689. 3:23 - Uh, the maths is incorrect here. It should be 80%
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  1690. Jake Tran is a sellout who shilled now collapsed crypto companies and issued an ‘apology’ - his reputation is a joke and the total irony.
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  1691.  @MelbaOzzie  yeah, the expert I am quoting is an infectious disease professor at ACU. Try again.
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  1692.  @MelbaOzzie  yep, but you trust ya doctor don't you? ;)
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  1693. In Australia here: In reality, Google has only made a deal with SevenWestMedia in regards to this. As Rupert Murdoch (see News Corp, same owners as Fox in the US) owns 70% of all print media here in Australia, and knowing that it is massively losing money for them vs. online...you can add it up. **Rupert Murdoch was literally consulted to make up the co-design media policy for this!!**. The current conservative government is known to be heavily favoured in news coverage by the Murdoch press to the point of damn Senate enquiry into this *If you want something to REALLY cover, we have an actual senate inquiry (in American terms) on the domination of Murdoch in the local news media here. Look up former Prime Minister's Kevin Rudd's Youtube channel. - 'Senate Inquiry into Media Diversity in Australia' .You can add this up. Not to mention Facebook are blocking based upon what the proposed deal states down here is "core news content" which includes all of that unfortunately. It maybe overreaching, but this take completely misses the mark due to essentially, you not being in Australia and knowing the nuances of the issue.
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  1694. not that simple. the 'student backdoor' to citizenship and the Australian lifestyle are sellable things. I know a BIG number of those who have got PHDs here and have stayed here.
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  1695. You literally posted that on 63% wind power.
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  1696. Actual academics here, in QUT law school professors. He got off on a technicality, the technicality does not prove innocence in anyway, only it proved the conviction was concluded in a flawed way, re-trial and new lawsuits are 1000% coming: https://www.sbs.com.au/news/how-george-pell-won-in-the-high-court-on-a-legal-technicality
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  1697. 10:45 - Made in Australia (subsidised by protectionism and massive government subsidies)
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  1698. That isn’t how it works bro. Illegal immigration has always been a thing. Actual refugees get screened.
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  1699. No, it is still just as bad.
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  1700.  @aydenfellerhoff3160  at least 50% higher total remuneration and not just in professional jobs either but jobs like an urban route bus driver. I can use real job listing examples.
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  1701.  @Gumpmachine1  ???? - Have you seen Australia’s stats surrounding this? 😅😂
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  1702. "It actually makes sense they represent America, they're intimidating until they open their mouth and they're a mess inside" HOLY...SO GOOD LOLOLOLOLOLOL
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  1703. Sponsors for marketing purposes.
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  1704. After getting the same obvious scam ads OVER AND OVER AND OVER again, I resorted to YouTube Premium. Of course, I turned off ad targeting and of course gets punished for it.
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  1705. you are aware tariffs HURTS Americans as it is paid BY THE IMPORTER right?
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  1706. It wasn’t Microsoft

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  1707.  @willi1978  yeah
Too many clowns who don’t work in enterprise IT talking out of their arse in these comments 😂 like you.
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  1708. or you should know the difference between a social democracy and authoritarian state economies
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  1709. less Cold War propaganda.
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  1710.  @Humble420ful  as stated, you don't see the difference between a social democracy and an authoritarian state run economy. Social democracies = Australia, Finland, Germany, Netherlands, Norway
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  1711.  @Humble420ful  Name an oligarch in any one of those countries. And they don't rely on it *at all*. Allies are only allies **DUE TO MUTUAL BENEFIT*. the US contributes very little to NATO vs. the rest of Europe and in reality, the US needs German bases more than Germany needs the US.Germany is centre of US NATO and also African operations. Less stereotypes, more actual reality.
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  1712.  @Humble420ful  the closest to an oligarch (i.e. rich business person who gets themselves into central/ federal government) was Clive Palmer in Australia...and he was laughed at. All of the mentioned countries literally have more systematically democratic voting systems than the US too. Educate yourself and stop parroting slogans.
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  1713.  @Humble420ful  look up what MMP and STV voting systems are. And how they are kind of more democratic than the US's
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  1714.  @Humble420ful  they don't ask for it at all. The US only participates in it due to mutual benefit. Stop the stereotypes and myths and educate yourself on the reality. Read up on the hard reality on the US military industrial complex and how the US Armed Forces can be more powerful, more efficient AND cheaper but chooses not to due to lobbying.
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  1715.  @Humble420ful  Irony of foreigners knowing more about the realities of the US than many Americans isn't lost.
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  1716.  @Humble420ful  choosing to keep tank factories open, when Army Generals state they don't need anymore, costing the taxpayer FAR more money than literally paying the laid off worker's wages for doing nothing is super efficient.... As is $125 billion in admin waste or the money maintaining bases that have no strategic or operational value anymore..... Or military secrets being stolen off third party military contractors because they want the military industrial complex gravy trai and skimp on security. Why do you think all other countries' military development is in-house?
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  1717.  @Humble420ful  and it does as a whole. Features of Social democratic systems such as strong social welfare, universal healthcare and strong labour laws give citizens as a whole better life outcomes and these are measured. Stop the Cold War propaganda labelling and actually think about it.
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  1718.  @Humble420ful  by the way, it costs society less too, both societally and actual taxpayer dollars wise.
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  1719. There is proof. It’s called ice core samples bud. The frozen ice don’t lie bud 😂.
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  1720. 31:38 - this shows Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese. Well, the Australian government is working with Australian universities to expand or open campuses of Australian universities in Vietnam. They aren't doing it out of the goodness of their hearts. It is totally calculated. Soft power. More exposure to Australian culture and education = more likely Australian companies would hire graduates of these Australian universities to help head up and run operations in Vietnam because it's far easier to do business with and get personnel to assist in you setting up there if the person you are hiring knows both cultures, both languages and were educated in your universities. The Warsaw Pact block did this when Vietnam was under their influence as well e.g. the more well known East German coffee crisis. This is just the modern iteration as Vietnam looks more towards the West politically to counterbalance China in the South China Sea and the economic aspect as stated here.
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  1721.  @yap5995  prove it otherwise. Would they criticise the West and Ukraine as much if they were propaganda? Would they often source from Russian Telegram if they did? Use half a brain but 50 more Rubles for you. What's your post quota? How's the weather in St Petersburg?
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  1722.  @nuuradinomar7786  you mean the one that criticised Germany’s initial token gesture of helmets?
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  1723.  @nuuradinomar7786  it was both. Russia stopped it, resulting in a predictable stalemate as trench lines typically result in. It was an accurate assessment. And yes, they have analysed those salient leadership issues. Try again.
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  1724. I can’t wait for the highly civil discussion in the comments section.
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  1725. This is enterprise smart one.
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  1726.  @TKO47 you mean 20 million customers?
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  1727.  @TheJonnyOhio  notice how free / cheap healthcare in the US is gatekept behind the armed forces? It is essentially coercion.
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  1728.  @katarzyna9225 and Canada is one of the, unfortunately for you, lower quality universal healthcare systems in a developed country according to metrics
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  1729. it's listed on the ASX however. Kiwi here but hey
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  1730. Also you forget about the 'Millennium Challenge 2002' wargames - communication is often secure when it isn't broadcasted.
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  1731.  @Wustenfuchs109  look up ‘Millennium Challenge 2002’ and see the similarities đŸ€Ł Occam’s Razor eh. Big government can fail spectacularly and as stated, why would they move troops to the West Bank then?
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  1732.  @mikets42  they can’t even answer the simple logic of why they would move troops to the West Bank from Gaza. Or as I stated, how this was extremely similar to the war game ‘Millennium Challenge 2002’.
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  1733.  @Wustenfuchs109 This isn’t the top down Saudi armed forces eh
.as mikets said, it is extremely quick, 15 minutes max. If you think it takes hours in modern Western forces
. đŸ€ŁđŸ€ŁđŸ€Ł
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  1734.  @inquisitorialllama638  see above. The thing you agree with has terrible logic given historic examples and further logic. But too much ‘disbelief that big government can fail like this’ when it definitely can, particularly in a shit corrupt government like Bibi’s government is.
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  1735. No one notices the sign at 10:08 eh..... ;)
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  1736. Look up how big Melbourne is. A lot of that is land acquisition
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  1737. you are aware of why the money printer was needed? Only the US did too much of it.
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  1738.  @lightfeather9953  the third one. The REAL TIME one
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  1739.  @HisCoconutGun  THAT IS NOT REAL TIME. Research properly
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  1740.  @y09i_  look up the real time stats under ‘National grid live’ not hard
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  1741. 10:09 - "Governments are not going to get very good deals but sellnig off their infrastructure during an economic downturn" - cough Rogernomics, Thatcherism cough :(
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  1742.  @vasekfrydl6373  so....1 year later eh....
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  1743. The “Why do I have to address this dumb shit again” face the entire time 😂
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  1744. In Australia: Building houses increasing the housing crisis??? Did you even read what you wrote. YOUR SUPER FUND LITERALLY DOES THE SAME THING BLACKROCK AND VANGUARD DOES. Your Super fund invests your money for you and they have voting rights
. Also they are not using Super funds for the HAFF ffs
.
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  1745. No, the other one is without the great visuals
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  1746. A person always has fear when in battle. Respect for our fallen soldiers, no respect to the politicians sending our brave men and women into this war. Also if you believe current wars fought by 'first world' western nations far away from home are ever about 'freedom', stop kidding yourself.
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  1747. *Sydney
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  1748. eh no, learn some science. Your stomach acid is FAR more corrosive than anything in Coke. We didn't have millions of years of evolution of your stomach, throat and intestine lining being able to tolerate stomach acid acidity for you to state dumb statements like this.
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  1749.  @Mornings  is your private health insurance <1.82% of your pre-tax income like in Australia? And no, we don't pay more tax than you **for the median income**. There are online income tax calculators of any country in the world these days, don't make yourself look silly. And no, the wait times and services are similair if not better than the US. A lot of countries with unviersal healthcare have MORE doctors and midwives per 100,000.
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  1750. 'Thye didn't die speeding, they died flying through the window". It was common FAR before COVID to list all the contributing factors to a death. Pretty sure them not getting COVID would have made them live longer, even with x medical condition. Just stop the dumb disingenuious comment.
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  1751.  @sfw1956  "No one cares, whatever they called themselves and how it was pronounced." - That is what you wrote. Are 'Australians' calling themselves 'Australians' 'made-up'? grow up kid. You have obvious insecurity. I prefer people not badly lying. Don't transfer your insecurity onto me. I don't tolerate BS.
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  1752.  @sfw1956  I don't tolerate blatant lying or excuses mate.
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  1753. It was a marketing promotion at the time to bring in crowds / promotion by the sponsors of the tournament. It was a crowd catch with one hand only as a rule. And it was far from easy as it's heading towards you on flat ground as a cricket ball is harder and smaller than a baseball, let alone this effort.
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  1754.  @andrewmichieli1760  What do you think the defence pacts are for?
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  1755. You're about 80 years late to that idea. It's called the Bradfield Scheme and was proposed in 1938. And it will never happen. See CaspianReport's video on it for more detail.
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  1756. Grow up. Nothing to do with it and you know it.
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  1757. And many of those with economic degrees on YouTube state much the same and how the UK was in decline economically far before it. ‘Money and Macro’ and ‘Econ’ has videos on this. ‘Econ’ is British and goes into the history very well in 2 videos with stats to back it up.
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  1758. *The Hill MASSIVELY missed the nuance here* Here in Australia, Rupert Murdoch owns 70% our print media (News Corp, who also own Fox News in the US), our media has a strong bias that has supported and helped elect our conservative party (Liberals, yes they are the CONSERVATIVE party in Australia) in the majority of our elections in recent history. This is actually a massive power struggle between Murdoch's news media and Facebook. Our former prime minister Kevin Rudd just sat before our senate for a Royal Commission into Murdoch's monopoly on our news media. You can view this in full on Kevin Rudd's Youtube page. The government is pushing Rupert Murdoch’s agenda - major news outlets will get compensated but independent journalists won’t. This Australian law says that, to simply link to news articles, one has to pay the publisher — and only establishment news qualifies. This disenfranchises independent news as well as breaks a key aspect of a free and open internet — being able to link to and move between different sites liberally.
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  1759. And NO ONE liked Trump here. Stop spreading fake news eh.
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  1760.  @mosaicskulls8071  I've used this name for 20 years. Also would you think that spies would name themselves as a spy. Less tin foil bro.
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  1761.  @mosaicskulls8071  less fake news bro
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  1762. A lot do. Less perception, more reality. It is easy to look up.
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  1763.  @Flaming-Hedgehog  the extent depends on state in reality. The rural issue is not just an Australian problem and in fact, Ireland has it as well. The fact that Super (the on-top-of-wages pension contribution payment for others, it's short for 'superannuation') exists, as well as things such as penalty rates (high rates of pay for certain work conditions) means you are ahead of others in the same job in other developed countries, particularly English speaking, already. As stated, it doesn't mean Australia does not have problems, It does. Like literally what you stated. But the extent is often not as objectively bad. Australia is not suffering a brain drain problem of it's citizens to other countries like with Ireland and New Zealand. And as stated, they often ironically go to Australia.
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  1764. ⁠ Other countries have already have these instant payments systems for years Ol’ Tinfoil. The US banking system is 10 years behind everyone else. Spot the American who knows nothing outside ya own borders (you).
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  1765. Yep, I'm doing the ironic thing of using Andrew's podcast as the background noise when I am working as I find long Youtube videos that have lots of narration, but still stimulating regarding the content, helps me concentrate on work much better than distractions on my phone - I do have diagnosed ADHD so I'll love Andrew to explain my brain's behaviour LOL. Another podcast I use is 'Fall of Civilizations' for the same purpose. It MUST be in the background playing through my speakers or else it isn't as effective e.g. if it's in front of me or I'm listening to it via headphones - it doesn't have the same effect. - Ah, me and my brain eh.
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  1766. Blame the NSW government for their lack of "lockdown"
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  1767. However if it comes down to it, you will bail for the NHS as that flight cost is ALOT cheaper.
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  1768. And Alabama
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  1769. "They didn't die speeding, they died flying through the window". It was common FAR before COVID to list all the contributing factors to a death. Pretty sure them not getting COVID would have made them live longer, even with x medical condition. Just stop the dumb disingenuious comment.
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  1770.  @mason4354  then you should protect those who are higher risk then by social distancing and getting fully vaccinated, which means if you do it, you spread it less. Yes, everyone can see through you pretending to care.
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  1771.  @mason4354  and factually, many with comorbid conditions wouldn't have died from COVID-19 implications if they didn't get it in the first place. Do you know more than an actual qualified licensed medical professional who actually works in a hospital like Dr Mike about medical procedures?
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  1772.  @mason4354  uh huh, usual woke conspiracy theory. Bro, you have an internet connection. You didn't 'research' or find anything. Assange, Manning did. Have you ever considered your 'woke' sources are lying to you for money?
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  1773.  @mason4354  also dude, medical procedure on listing all the factors contributing to a death is a global standard, and as stated, was done well before COVID. It is ok to be corrected.
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  1774. It doesn't. The world coal price going up 400% in 3 years, with it peaking at 800% forces up the price of electricity mate. Supply has never been an issue.
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  1775. Blackrock and Blackstone isn’t the same company pal.
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  1776. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Not his fault you are financially illiterate. They don’t control crap.
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  1777.  @R3ND3RR0R  Bet you will say this in the hospital. Here’s the reality: the Australian MRI provider is racking in money while American ones are going bankrupt, despite the American one’s charging far more. How? Because the American ones have to have an army of lawyers and admin to chase up debts and therefore your cashflow being terrible vs the Australian one being paid on time, every time by the government, and therefore great cashflow and no expensive lawyers or admin needed. Also if you were Big Pharma, would you want the massive government contract or the small fry private hospitals one? Not to mention the government has far more buying power, thus can buy medical supplies at a far higher discount per unit. And they have no profit incentive. Universal healthcare literally wins in a free market bud.
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  1778.  @koilamaoh4238  not that simple if you know even first year geopolitics
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  1779. What I noticed about the first guy is the very Japanese mannerisms in hand movement, like the "hand to heart" hand movement which is quite Japanese and other cultures typically don't do this as much as people raised in Japan. Identity is ALL about culture, never about ancestry or skin colour. I have Cantonese ancestry, but culturally I am far more intertwined with Australian and New Zealand culture. I'm not a total 'banana', I can speak the language and enjoy aspects of Canontese culture, but all my mannerisms is definately from those two cultures more.
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  1780. It is fine. I live in Australia too.
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  1781.  @HotMudrs  you can correct it however.
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  1782. Is that why that mall attack was an Aussie from a Christian family? Your attitude is the literal reason for New Zealand’s biggest terror attack, committed by a white Australian against Muslims. Seek help mate. It’s ok to look for it.
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  1783.  @ZontarDow  people can steal and acquire things. Big concept I know.
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  1784. *AMERICANS: READ THE ACTUAL AUSTRALIAN COMMENTS HERE The Hill missed the massive nuances unfortunately.** Here in Australia, Rupert Murdoch owns 70% our print media (News Corp, who also own Fox News in the US), our media has a strong bias that has supported and helped elect our conservative party (Liberals) in the majority of our elections in recent history. This is actually a massive power struggle between Murdoch's news media ) and Facebook. Our former prime minister Kevin Rudd just sat before our senate for a Royal Commission into Murdoch's monopoly on our news media. You can view this in full on Kevin Rudd's Youtube page. The government is pushing Rupert Murdoch’s agenda - major news outlets will get compensated but independent journalists won’t. This Australian law says that, to simply link to news articles, one has to pay the publisher — and only establishment news qualifies. This disenfranchises independent news as well as breaks a key aspect of a free and open internet — being able to link to and move between different sites liberally.
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  1785. 1:13:53 This is making me hungry and also a thing that the Youtube channel 'Tasting History with Max Miller' should cook up!!
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  1786. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Not his fault you are financially illiterate.
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  1787. even then if you look into it, the US armed forces are grossly inefficient and can be even stronger and more secure *for cheaper* but the military industrial complex don't want that. The Snowden leaks, in which he was part of a third party company, is a clear example of this insecurity , as well as the many hacked and stolen secrets because the contractor skimped on IT security. There's a reason why Russia's and China's military development companies are owned by the government.
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  1788.  @Davidtime  depends on the conditions you use them in. That said, a well fitting boot to your exact shoe size (going by Euro sizing tends to be the most accurate) wearing the same thickness of socks you would wear in those boots and it matching your feet's shape (including the toe box!) is FAR more important. I'll take one of that with Goretex than one that fits my feet like crap and crams my toes but has Goretex alternatives.
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  1789. When you think the bar can't be raised higher, FoC raises it higher again. Insane.
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  1790. Green hydrogen isn’t vs other green alternatives like RNG and even electric-electric for shorter distance logistics
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  1791.  @biggeststeppa1  ‘the supply chain is built out’ - yeah, renewable natural gas, which is gas from agri waste, residential waste, construction waste, which produces 90% less methane than landfill, can use existing natural gas infrastructure, greatly reducing cost. Not to mention it is less dangerous to handle and engineer for. But RNG doesn’t get the gadgetbahn ‘high tech’ treatment.
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  1792. ​ @biggeststeppa1  the fact of needing to built the infrastructure as existing natural gas pipelines cannot be retrofitted for hydrogen (without significant risk of ka-boom) is a massive impediment in reality.
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  1793.  @biggeststeppa1  prove it.
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  1794.  @biggeststeppa1  as is the reality that you cannot use existing infrastructure for it.
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  1795.  @biggeststeppa1  there's existing infrastructure for that. It's called the grid LOL
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  1796.  @The1Elcil  what are you on about eh
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  1797. 7:45 - South Africa: First time?
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  1798. You aren’t ‘suckered’. In reality, EVERY country, state, city and town wants medical professionals so in reality, you have a highly flexible job location wise and if it’s another country, a far easier route immigration and visa wise.
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  1799. trying here.
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  1800. 5:09 - Who would EVER have a problem with Raffy!? :O
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  1801. It's a Simpson's reference
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  1802.  @dominicbeirne9482  sensible? It's mixed it with a ton of jokes haha. It is roughly accurate but he delivered it with lot of jokes. That's the presentation style of his videos.
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  1803.  @dominicbeirne9482  compare this vs say the 'more serious' tone of CaspianReport.
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  1804. Renewable Natural Gas, or gas that comes from organic waste such as landfill and construction waste, has a far greater immediate future as it is carbon negative, reduces methane by 90% over landfill and importantly, can use existing natural gas infrastructure unlike hydrogen, whose infrastructure has to be built. Deloitte predicts the majority of the US trucking fleet by 2030 will run on renewable natural gas. Also,*renewable natural gas is literally safer to use vs hydrogen*
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  1805. prove it then.
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  1806. This wouldn’t solve the issue as in reality, most property investors are 1 or 2. It is the tax incentives.
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  1807. That doesn’t apply to all countries and only to countries that do not allow dual citizenship, like, going by your name, India.
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  1808. Ronald Reagan literally took freedoms away from people. He used the same gullible tactics that you fall for.
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  1809. the UK has plenty of offshore natural gas and importantly as well, offshore wind. CaspianReport has made a video about that wind.
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  1810. Australia does have a sovereign wealth fund, however a lot of the foreign investment stems from Australia's individual contributed pension system called Superannuation, which is around $3 trillion dollars.
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  1811. Operationally profitable is one thing, it benefiting the economy enough to negate the cost is another. It isn’t the latter.
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  1812. The problem with this is that it isn't near major population centres. The cost of electricity isn't just the generation. It is transmission as well I.e. the lines carrying the electricity.
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  1813. Holden never adapted to changing Australian consumer demand when cheaper AND BETTER cars come with the lifting of tariffs in the 80s and were too slow to adapt. Also we have compulsory Super for a reason and it is one of the most robust schemes in the world.
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  1814. The Bradfield Scheme is a joke. CaspianReport's video does a good summary of why it is.
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  1815. Also nuclear is too expensive vs far cheaper rooftop solar and yes, includes storage as well.
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  1816. Oh boy, I love not thinking a thing called rooftop solar exists, where land isn't an issue. Oh boy, I love burning coal and creating coal flyash lakes that can create a ecological disaster if they burst (Kingston, Tennessee). Oh boy, I love not thinking that a lot of solar is on farmland and it actually helps protects and grows the crops more while giving the farmer an additional source of income. Oh boy, you loved being edgy but yet so ignorant.
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  1817. Not every you don't understand and extraordinary event wise is a grand conspiracy mate. This is literally along or very close to a well known fault line.
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  1818. 10:01 to 10:17 - Are you sure you talking about Africa, Shirvan? LOL
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  1819. it stems from the political polarisation of the former East Germany and still economic depression of it minus Berlin. There's many good videos on it. This was long before social media.
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  1820. you do know that the Liberals have branch stacked right?
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  1821.  @raycar9827  Compare them in what exactly? the US's dominance really isn't waning in reality. It is just pulled back from sole super dominant superpower in the 90s and early 2000s to just dominant. The US has clear advantages no other country has and it isn't just militarily.
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  1822.  @raycar9827  plenty want to, but there isn’t nearly the same dominance. You forget the clear financial dominance of the United States
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  1823. I was a kid who leaned on a rail, not realising it was part of an art exhibition artwork and broke it! As I was on a school trip, the teachers quickly pretended nothing happened LOL
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  1824. That's his nickname? HA! Next week, in Australia, you'll see our 'Temu Trump' lose too LOL Go Trump, get Thumped
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  1825.  @sprinkle61  only it isn't. It is niave to think if this was abolished, that employers would pass it on as extra wages. They will not. It is not taken out of your wage, not does it count as your wage on your payslip or count as wages tax statement wise.
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  1826.  @justcommenting4981  mmm MMT. I'm personally an advocate of a mix of Keynesian and MMT. The mix fixes each other's flaws.
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  1827.  @sprinkle61  Economics also assumes human behaviour. We have plently of labour mobility. Companies will not pass this forced cost onto workers, not to mention as most job ads and everyday talk about wages is without this employer contribution, the psychology of price anchoring comes into effect. - YOU are ignoring basic economics. It includes human behaviour and psychology.
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  1828. Yes, but as stated, they were distancing themselves pre-Russian invasion as well. Convincing a usually hard to please nationalistic voter base that you are pro-Russian while doing everything 'under the hood' that is directly the opposite, knowing the average nationalistic voter would never look at that 'boring stuff', is pure political genius. Other nations have to take notes really. Vučić and his political staff know the realpolitik game and play it AMAZINGLY WELL.
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  1829.  @LugalZagesii  they literally restructured the stage 3 tax cuts so working class people got far more, what are you on about?
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  1830. Battlefield 3 advert? How old is that Times Square timelapse!?
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  1831.  @peekabbu83  Victorian coroner Judge John Cain told ABC Radio Melbourne the court's figures "show no increase, no spike, no change in the data at all".
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  1832.  @peekabbu83  you don't believe a coroner judge? and like you cared about mental health before...
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  1833. He's Canadian and also many other Aussies agree with the rough assessment
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  1834. Everyone's gangsta when they aren't old and need them to help bathe you because you can't by yourself
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  1835. back to Discord with that edge bro.
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  1836.  @FranklinThe1  bro. At least people are paid by the Russian government to sow discontent in the West. You do it for free. Aren’t you generous (or just dumb).
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  1837.  @peterdollins3610  uh no. We are talking about 2020 only, not the future. Read again.
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  1838.  @ac-qf7hf  91k in 1989, which is $216,427.84 in 2022. But yes, still far from enough.
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  1839. you dunno how big Melbourne is do you?
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  1840.  @WiseWik  *Australian dollars
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  1841. Yet another American who believes Joe Rogan and Fox News are good sources. 1) the "camps" were for those coming into the country only 2) we don't need them anymore 3) we only wanted them as we tried hotels with predictable results 4) Florida has a similar population but 60 times the deaths 5) Canada had similar arrangements but they aren't tin foil flavour of the month.
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  1842. Simon Whistler, an English guy, does a better stereotypical strong Russian accent (when he tries and it isn’t in an obvious joking way) than Roman, an actual Russian does! But yeah, Roman’s accent is mixed light Russian and general American. His Russian comes out in certain stressed parts of words (for example, the ‘ee’ when he says ‘speech’ or that Roman stresses the ‘a’ in ‘accent’ more than most English speakers, who stress the ‘c’s more) more but it is far from stereotypical. The way Roman stresses the ‘i’ in ‘shit’ is quite Russian. As are the ‘ache’ sounds in ‘make’ and ‘Patreon’. I’ve been told I pronounce foreign words and names better than other English speakers because I pay attention to these stresses. Having grown up with Cantonese as a first language, you have to pay attention to these stresses and tones.
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  1843. 9:59 - knees weak, arms are heavy. Sorry, had to do it LOL
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  1844. It’s called speculation over profits and at the time no one knew when the pandemic would end. Less tinfoil eh.
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  1845. Guess what tinfoil hat? THIS ALREADY EXISTS. You dunno what "no jab, no p(l)ay" is do you? The world hasn't collapsed with it, and it's saved the health system A TON of cost. Less tinfoil please.
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  1846.  @ThresholdGaming  Remember when people remembered that free speech laws only applies in public spaces (Facebook is a private company)....
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  1847. Once again, it is the current RATE of change. Stop being disingenuous
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  1848. Getting "checks" for settlements = beyond absurd for anyone outside the US vs Internet banking. Gees, I've got ~US$500 as part of a class action (bank being naughty charging for not agreed-for fees) and they deposited it directly via internet banking as I submitted an online form for my bank account details. (Different bank ;))
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  1849.  @TylerDurden-l5i  Go Trump, get Thumped bro.
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  1850.  @lordpolish2727  it was thought of as a 'safe' seat then. Margins override demographics.
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  1851.  @lordpolish2727  so.....what did you say? LOL BYE BYE POTATO TEMU TRUMP. I told you a 1.7 percent margin was nothing.
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  1852.  @lordpolish2727  so.....what did you say? LOL BYE BYE POTATO TEMU TRUMP. I told you a 1.7 percent margin was nothing.
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  1853.  @simona9467  It is closer to 550,000, with up to 650,000 in Australia at any one time. the difference would be those visiting, or here temporarily, for less than 6 months.
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  1854. ​ @Funkteon  Kiwi in Australia here. This is a highly incorrect figure, on both the number and where most Kiwis live. Most Kiwis as per the latest census live in Queensland and the number is closer to 550,000 Kiwis born in New Zealand, living in Australia, with up to 650,000 New Zealand citizens in Australia at any one time. the difference is them visiting or staying less than 6 months. This is equal to about 8-10%, depending on what figure for the NZ citizen population you use. Also, the figure for most jobs, using real job ads and converting for exchange rates, is closer to 35-40% more, excluding Super. Including Super and income tax differences, this is around 45-50%.
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  1855.  @emceeboogieboots1608  They do, it is called 'Kiwisaver', but it is far less mature and developed vs Australian Superannuation. Kiwi in Australia that works in superannuation here ;) - it is voluntary, taken from wages and bare minimum contribution is 3%
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  1856.  @originalsusser  they are technically still Kiwi citizens, even if they are born in Australia. They have to apply at age 10, and this rule has got a lot of Kiwis in trouble as the kids can’t qualify for things like NDIS when they need it due to health complications. Also there is nothing wrong with having affinity to a country of your ancestors or parents in reality. That said, this is the ‘positive problem’ result of Australians having some of the least ‘brain drain’ in the world, being only 0.8% of Australian citizens live overseas. The 650,000 includes Australian and Kiwi dual citizens born in Australia. It is closer to 550,000 in regards to those born in New Zealand and moved over and their families.
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  1857. @@L3-mtDNA totally depends on aspect in reality. Global scale both are safe but both have problems. Like any other Western country.
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  1858.  @emceeboogieboots1608  it is taken out from wages but the amount is minimal 3% and voluntary. It just does not have the maturity or safeguards as Australian superannuation. Australia, Iceland, the Netherlands and Denmark have some if the best implemented pension investment schemes in the world. Many Australian workers truly don’t know how lucky they are.
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  1859.  @VideosCPS  correct. Many Australians don’t know how good it is and it is improving all the time.
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  1860. It is generalised, but the basic facts are there.
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  1861. Another one who doesn't know that restoring servers and the considerations surrounding that in an enterprise environment isn't as simple as booting up the backup.
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  1862.  @Scarecr0wn  Pick one: Restore slower to not jepodise data integrity or faster but lose data....not to mention testing out of services than run on those servers and the downstream of that.
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  1863.  @Scarecr0wn  this is an enterprise product smart one.
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  1864. So is that literally why, in the Liberal government's own data, that Victoria has the best health system in Australia?
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  1865.  @joetrump2983  Guess what ads and YT Premium is bro. Have you ever uploaded a video ever? checks no you haven't. Not to mention they literally criticise the West's inaction 6:56 into the video as well
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  1866. It is a Simpson's reference.
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  1867. All of what HMW is correct. You have to know ‘If I left, how screwed is the company?’ Got a job offer from another company, my current company beat it and since my current company would likely have a better work environment, it was a no brainer.
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  1868. for others: This is an inside joke as Jordies has randomly done Warhammer 40k videos in the past.
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  1869. Counter it with facts bro.
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  1870. You can, however it is HOW it is spent that counts.
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  1871. Nothing to do with it. Too many clowns who don’t work in enterprise IT talking out of their arse in these comments 😂
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  1872. But the electricity generation cost is too expensive vs solar.
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  1873. 3:42 - You need to try Burmese salad dishes sometime. That'll change your feelings surrounding salad :) The aesthetics of Burmese salad dishes are better too lol. I dislike Western style salads too but Burmese ones are so much better!
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  1874. The government literally prevents this. And it was highly unlikely this was to do with the cellular tower gear
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  1875. Facebook marketplace shudder
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  1876. In Australia here: H0ser's broader analysis of Australia is actually more accurate and covers more factors than a lot of so called political channels while shitposting with memes. Brilliant.
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  1877. *depends on geography.
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  1878.  @marcobonesi6794  you think you know more than the IEA and energy investment analysis companies? đŸ€Ł
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  1879.  @marcobonesi6794  you also ‘forgot’ the noted financial issues with new nuclear as well they noted
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  1880. Guess where the word 'quarantine' come from. Look it up. LOL.
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  1881.  @tikytak21  not perfect but considering the wants and needs out of it, it is very good and getting better
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  1882. it literally results in the opposite in reality as Americans pay higher consumer prices. Please learn basic economics 101 and tariffs are paid BY THE IMPORTER.
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  1883.  @Alex632  Ok then 1) "Let's create a forum where only south pacific nations meet and discuss stuff" "Great idea!" Aus + Nz "Sup" "Nonononno, we didn't invite your ass" Aus + NZ: "We're gatecrashing this party, f you. we're joining" "FUUUUUUUUUUUUUU" i.e. the Pacific Islands Forum history :D
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  1884.  @Alex632  In relation to Sam's topic here: Aus + NZ: Here's ya foreign "aid" but only if you be a good boy and do what I say in regards to running your nation, for uh "democratic" purposes and stuff. China / Taiwan: Recognise us as the One True China and here's some money and even some buildings and stuff. Run ya nation how ya want. Pacific nations: mmm...hard choice bro....and big brother Aus + NZ kinda dicked us in the past eh....
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  1885.  @Alex632  the first two rules of geopolitics: 1) NOONE is the "good guy" 2) Everyone is looking after themselves. Yes, that includes Pacific nations. They are NOT pawns to the biggest nations. I argue that in fact they hold the power and play the bigger nations off against one another for that sweet sweet $$$.
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  1886. debunk it. He's literally a qualified economist who has worked in the financial sector for around 10 years.
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  1887. Not to mention the green energy market is super long term if you know anything about it. Also one of the largest gains from a pension fund here in Australia YoY has been Australian Ethical, who has heavily invested into green tech.
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  1888. North American coffee, including Tim's, is a joke. For the same reasons as the video spelled out.
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  1889. You posted that when the UK grid is running in 63% wind power
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  1890.  @curiousmonster8221  it is literally real time stats. Not hard to look up ‘National Grid live’ in Google
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  1891.  @curiousmonster8221  not hard to look up real time stats. Don’t believe me. Look up real time National Grid stats right this very moment
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  1892. Left? HAHAHAHA They are centralist AF. The fossil fuel companies donate to both parties equally. "left" but doesn't increase Jobseeker from below poverty levels, "left" but leaves in tax cuts that mainly benefit the rich, "left" but doesn't touch negative gearing. I got more examples. You need my glasses mate. Also as alluded to in the video with the huge arse map of solar irradiation, solar, via rooftops, is the cheapest electricity generation here in Australia. Maybe actually look stuff up for yourself instead of parroting what Sky News tells you to think
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  1893.  @warheadsnation  biomethane (gas from organic waste and landfill that otherwise would just rot there) is even more efficient for heavy transportation as it avoids the massive issue of the battery weight and the ‘fuel to carry fuel’ issue.
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  1894.  @earlysda  lol no. Think about your phone for a second. Same thing.
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  1895. Both aren’t related to each other. Also another bozo who confused Blackrock and Blackstone.
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  1896.  @oliverstianhugaas7493  they aren’t. Blackrock is private equity, while the others are asset management. Private equity tends to wholly buy companies. Asset management tends not to. All Vanguard, Blackrock and State Street do is invest other people’s money on behalf of them via various portfolios. You can even get them to invest your money by buying into their ETFs. Blackstone you can buy shares in too but they more wholly own assets as said. If you look at the % of a company the likes of Vanguard, State Street and Blackrock own, they are often less than 5% of the company. Not to mention this isn’t even factoring in that often the founders rig the voting rights. E.g. Facebook/Meta shares are 1:1 voting rights. The non public Class B shares have 10:1 voting rights, being they have 10x the voting right. Guess who owns most of the Class B shares? The Zucc. Blackrock and the like don’t control shit. Centre left here, but a lot of the left are financially ignorant as well, historically and even now, as there was no strong implementation of wealth creation via equities for the common person in the US, Canada etc vs other countries, thus wider incentive to learn about this stuff. Ignorance of a thing or subject isn’t just a right wing MAGA conspiracy theorist thing. E.g. In Australia, at least 11% on top of wages is paid by the employer to your ‘401k’, called ‘superannuation’ or ‘Super’ for short. This is by law and mandatory. And it is tied to you and not the employer. And you can switch investment companies or portfolio makeup anytime. And it is deliberately hard to access without strong proof of hardship to save you from yourself and losing it all in a shitcoin. Therefore a lot of supermarket workers would in fact indirectly own shares in the same supermarket. The modern ‘owning the means of production’. Iceland, Netherlands have similar strong schemes.
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  1897.  @arclux  if my name was ‘PinkBunny’, you wouldn’t say that. And why would a 50 Cent Army person name themselves this? đŸ€Ł 50 Cent logic from you. Get some logic or die tryin’
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  1898.  @arclux  as opposed to the clowns like you slamming the Nos right? Get lost.
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  1899.  @arclux  Enter 50c for more logic. I'm highly sure wumao (spell it right) would know a certain Curtis Jackson and their references. Maybe you'll find your logic in da club.
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  1900.  @arclux  Maybe you'll find some logic in the candy shop too. Damn inflation, you can't find 50c lolly mixtures anymore. But I'm highly sure a wumao would know those Aussie/Kiwi childhood references eh.
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  1901. Wanna look up videos of actual security people on Youtube who actually know what they are doing and what happens when you disable Windows Updates and connect it to the Internet and see how fast it picks up malware LOL. The easiest marks are people like you who think they know what they are talking about but don't. Like you.
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  1902. To note: This was rigged against it from the start due to the provision that 4 of the 6 states need to vote majority Yes. Read the following and dodge the obviously racist comments: "The argument that a voice would create inequality by inserting race into the constitution is not only disingenuous – it is also plain wrong. It is wrong because the Australian constitution already includes several provisions about race, one of which gives parliament the power to make laws for “the people of any race for whom it is deemed necessary to make special laws”. This is often referred to as the race power, and it makes Australia the only country that has empowered its federal parliament to make laws based on race."
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  1903.  @axle.australian.patriot  try again. “the referendum of May 27,1967 did not remove race from the constitution. Instead, it approved two amendments relating to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples: Section 51 (xxvi) was altered and section 127 was deleted.”
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  1904.  @axle.australian.patriot  you are aware of the second verse of ‘Great Southern Land’ right?
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  1905.  @axle.australian.patriot  Race is mentioned in sections 25 and 51(xxvi) of the Australian Constitution. It’s literally there for everyone to see eh. Look it up.
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  1906.  @axle.australian.patriot  no it isn’t. It is literally there in the text. Anyone can easily look it up. You can too. You know this. Stop coping. Accept you fell for a social media meme that suited your bias and didn’t actually look up the text of the Constitution. Also as stated, read the second verse of ‘Great Southern Land’ too. I will assume you have basic reading skills to read them both.
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  1907.  @axle.australian.patriot  uh huh. Sure bud.
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  1908. Getting ready for your economics education which you currently don't have.
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  1909. This and another video on this reminds me to book for a dental checkup! With a properly trained licensed dentist!
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  1910. In before they fixed the typo / amazing age restriction dodge and everyone who is reading the comments afterwards are confused :P
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  1911. The Quartz crisis was more like a Kodak situation where it was invented years before as Swiss companies co-developed the technology, but didn’t adopt it when it was commercially viable as they were too comfortable in the monopoly and didn’t want to cannibalise the existing gravy train business model 😂
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  1912.  @dimitri6171  so is that why they also stated other countries don't have nearly the same issue?
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  1913. 2:15 - not gonna lie, I want that shirt
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  1914. 13:18 you have credit cards with **$700** annual fees in the US? Jesus f christ..... the most here I've seen in Australia is $199 (like $150 US)
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  1915. The basketcase economy of Argentina plz!!
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  1916. Ukraine got many warnings from US intelligence too
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  1917.  @Noobmaster69_bro  bro, jsut look up the channel 'Kevin Fang' - there are a ton of dumb oversight reasons this type of thing could happen. You think IT people don't have this process? LOL
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  1918.  @jimgravesus  less sourcing from your 'woke' sources, maybe actually source from actual Australian sources. Also we have PLENTLY of guns, only they are licensed and have to have a purpose. No civvy needs a AR-15 for anything practical. Also the gun buyback was mainly rifles and the government was paying 4x the market price. Don't lie, you'll hand it some for a payday like that.
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  1919.  @jimgravesus  Look at the COVID deaths from Florida and Australia. Similar populations. Similar climate. similar urban density actually. (Most of Australian lives in cities so you can't use the population density excuse when 93%+ of Australia has zero people in it). Nuff said. Idaho has to ration healthcare because there were so many deaths. true freedom eh.
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  1920.  @jimgravesus  Joe Rogan literally got laughed at by Aussies because he thought a satire clip was real because he does no actual due diligence and check the source....
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  1921. Define woke
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  1922. Other countries do this fine.
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  1923. You either naive or 50 cent army. Did you think the UK built up Singapore or Hong Kong for kicks? Did you think the Foreign Quarter in historical Shanghai was as well?
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  1924. this was my originally stolen comment on RealLifeLore's video that everyone copies on every South Korea = dystopia video LOL. I originally stole it in from the CaspianReport video original comment.
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  1925. absurd eh? RLL literally studied international relations and he speaks fluent Russian. Maybe he knew a bit more than you at the time eh? LOL
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  1926. There's significant parallels in the differences between Moscow and St Petersburg and say Sydney and Melbourne here in Australia. Sub 'Moscow' for Sydney and 'St Petersburg' for Melbourne and people from outside both say all the same things. I guess because in both cases, they are the two largest cities by far in each country.
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  1927.  @Yrkr785 Correct but yeah, mine was more an off hand sarcastic comment. It's the forbidden content for CaspianReport :(
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  1928.  @Yrkr785  That said, I would like to see 'Good Times, Bad Times's assessment as well (they're Polish).
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  1929. He already has. A few times.
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  1930. Hidden? LOL. There’s a joke about the ‘Pelosi ETF’ for a reason.
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  1931. That’s the point bro. Would you think the government targeting you would issue one or let you out with one? Also plenty do use them e.g. Ukrainians and Russians escaping the war
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  1932. Hypoboles are fun aren't they?
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  1933. I'm waiting for the time when y'all actually pay your workers adequately eh....A Big Mac in Australia is the same price as in Florida, yet workers ‘in the hand’ wages are far higher in Australia, and even 17 year olds are better off. In Australia: you can buy at least 3.2 Big Macs per hour for an adult with your wage at McDonalds, 2.08 Big Macs for a 17 year old Australian | Florida: 2.6 Big Macs an adult. This would be less in most other states in the US.
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  1934. having talked to drivers here in Melbourne, Australia, where we have strong rideshare competition (Uber, Didi, Ola, traditional taxi companies), it is less black-and-white than that. It depends on essentially how much money you make for them, your driver rating, how exclusively you ride for them vs the competition. and yes, ironically, Didi and Ola used the same tactics vs Uber to get into the market. Many companies, including McDoanlds for example, use Australia as a testing ground for itnernational expansion / or the test products before a wider release. See my post below as well.
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  1935. I wouldn't brag about Europe handling it well.... (from Australia here).
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  1936. RLL literally studied international relations and he speaks fluent Russian. Maybe he knew a bit more than you at the time eh? LOL
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  1937. Is that why the Westfield attack was an Aussie from a Christian family? Your attitude is the literal reason for New Zealand’s biggest terror attack, committed by a white Australian against Muslims. Seek help mate. It’s ok to look for it.
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  1938.  @chrisp.coatspaintco.432  don't swear and hyperlinks are disabled for spam reasons.
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  1939.  @upfrombelow1294  yep. the real one. He comments on a lot of financial and geopolitics channels.
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  1940. you ---- the joke. @sblijheid 
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  1941.  @papapedrocfc  Now go steal Graham Arnold, who is, to be honest, even better tactically than Ange.
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  1942.  @alctaurion9038  Matto has a medical condition that makes him tired and in reality, you really can't push yourself on stream and when you are tired, your tolerance is lower too.
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  1943.  @unbeatable617  and he isn't. He's focused more on Youtube now and only streams when he feels like it (like editing streams) or when he needs to stream to make the content for Youtube (e.g. Twitch Controls GTA V Chaos Mod). If you have watched all the videos and read the tweets, the dumb 12yo kids from both fanbases fanned the fire by DMing the streamers saying nasty stuff getting both riled up and thus this mess. That is not on from both sides. The mods of both are in discussions with each other.
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  1944. because it was enterprise based, not your pleb gaming PC no one cares about.
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  1945. @urfavsh1teditor only it did change my life and I can state the science too
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  1946. the labour cost was never an issue and as this video states, without heavy market protections (45% tariffs!!!), Australia's car industry would have died in the mid 70s as it was too small of a market. Not to mention it was the Liberals in 2013 who nailed the final nail in the coffin. Grow up.
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  1947. they all need digital machines to process the transaction though somewhere down the line though LOL. You 'CaSH iS KiNG' clowns.
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  1948. Or if you actually look into it, it is common to state the main cause of death and them underlying factors. This is like saying someone didn't die of a car accident because their broken bone pierced their lung.
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  1949. *you saw that caveat he put right?
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  1950. 1) Most of China's foreign 'ownership' in Australian farms is leasehold 2) Australians own 88% of all farmland 3) The biggest foreign freehold farmland owner is the Netherlands...at 2.2% of all farmland. But can't hate on those windmill people as easily eh? 4) There's proportionally more American and British interests in our mining companies and proportionally more New Zealand and French interests in the Australian diary sector but kind of harder to stir people up with clickbait headlines using them eh? Less falling for the anger-bait /clickbait, more actually looking it up.
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  1951. Nothing to do with it. It is more the human nature of war and geopolitics. And it is primal. Chimps go to war for resources and territory, negotiate with other groups of chimps, have alliances and trade.
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  1952. +50 Rubles for you Ivan.
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  1953.  @theresecoco1887  click on the profile. Account created 2 months ago and only 1 comment on the channel.
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  1954.  @LoveClassicMusic0205  0/4. Congrats bro. I assumed you actually looked into it yourself and not just parroted social media memes. Homestar can send you an email with actual reality if you prefer.
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  1955. There’s a reason why cheap / free healthcare and education is gated behind the armed forces in the United States
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  1956. You know nothing about financial markets and how they work because if you did you would laugh at the conspiracy. Blackrock and Vanguard in reality doesn’t control shit. All they do is invest OTHER people’s money on behalf of them. Even you can get them to invest your money for you by buying into one of their ETFs If you dunno what even a super basic thing like an ETF is, that’s kinda the point. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Fox News, owned by the Murdoch family, have 39.4% of the voting power despite owning only 14% of the shares đŸ€«đŸ€Ł Zucc has 60% of the voting rights in Meta despite owning far far less shares, because he owns 90% of the non public Class B shares, which have 10x the voting power of the public shares đŸ€«đŸ˜‚ They don’t control shit eh.
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  1957.  @MrJgremmen  aka facts and reality got in the way. Less projection
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  1958. or talking about one bad doesn't diminish another bad ok?
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  1959. There are more 'serious' channels bud like CaspianReport. This is YouTube and h0ser is known for this. This is like complaining your meal is pasta at an Italian restaurant.
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  1960. It is essentially demand driven inflation on that 2-3% range. Inflation being too low means in reality people aren't buying enough stuff, which slows the economy and jobs growth.
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  1961. They likely would have prepared for both and had the framework for both
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  1962. The Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund who own 1% of all global stocks does the same thing but the grifters and those who know nothing about finance didn’t tell you to hate them
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  1963.  @MustardSkaven  re-read what I said again.
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  1964. @MustardSkaven  you missing the point again. Know what tactical vs strategic victory means.
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  1965. @MustardSkaven  so is that why the Taliban are in power now. Got it. 🙄
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  1966.  @kerwinbrown4180  this is not how anything works đŸ€Ł
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  1967.  @nolabets3130  ‘most comfortable’ is in reality HIGHLY dependent on how you walk and the shape of your feet and toes and toebox. Thus why no one single brand or even model would be best for everyone and in turn, why blind recommendations are downright silly. I have very particular feet which is a PITA for buying shoes without say a narrow toe box crushing my toes for example, but that mean I am more aware of this stuff. So many feet problems are solved with buying the right shoes for your feet regarding what I said above, but so many just don’t know. I didn’t for a while. Only way to truly know is test wearing.
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  1968.  @sl8774  wide feet is not the same as a wide toebox or the shape of that toebox
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  1969. I have my meds, both of which make you lose weight as a side effect. They haven’t gone viral yet, due to them likely being restricted but you can get them easy enough on the grey market 😂 I have them legally. Lost 8 kg doing nothing 😂
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  1970.  @CordeliaWagner1999  oh please. It’s ’doing nothing’ as in no real effort regarding weight loss. Return your high horse to the stables.
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  1971.  @AndreiJikh  h0ser, you know a guy who actually studied this stuff and makes economic meme videos for a living, just shat on your clickbait BS in his latest video and I'm all for it.
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  1972. Albo has stated doesn’t care how it is pronounced and the Aussie pronunciation is wrong anyway vs proper Italian (Al-ba-nay-see). The man himself has stated all these differences. And the Italian pronunciation is mispronounced vs the Albanian origin.
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  1973. The median Australian wage is higher than the median American wage. We still get paid leave. And like France, paid 401k / IRA Roth on top of wages for every worker. Lots of Americans like you always think of excuses as you are in denial as you grew up thinking that 'America is the land of opportunity', when, unfortunately, due to the Internet being easier to share experiences, you realise it's a mirage. Blame Reagan for killing it.
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  1974.  @fatherson5907  sorry you don’t understand that the US has state and local income taxes that Australia doesn’t. And for it to be fair comparison wise, you have to factor in private healthcare costs in the US vs the Medicare levy for universal healthcare (1.8% of gross wages) in Australia. And that all workers get at least 11% on top of those wages towards their 401k / IRA Roth here in Australia and those contributions are taxed at 15%, lowering your overall tax on all your income sources. But ok champ.
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  1975. hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha (You dunno about the whales do you...)
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  1976. Go Trump, get Thumped LOL - and rinse and repeat next week in Australia for our 'Temu Trump' LOL
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  1977. Yes, yes they can. And it was nothing to do with timing the election and good luck predicting Trump's behaviour. Less tinfoil.
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  1978. @ it was. good luck timing an election with Trump's unpredictable behaviour. Less conspiracy theories
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  1979.  @stepanotrisal1512  it was. good luck timing an election with Trump's unpredictable behaviour. Less conspiracy theories
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  1980.  @vladstefan5216  this is literally why burning trash hasn't been viable until now because of that lack of filtering technology. The tech is now here, for example, the filters used in Amager Bakke, one of the largest waste-to-energy generators in Denmark, reduced dixons and CO2 emissions to near zero. You forget how good filter tech can be. Sewage water processing means that processed sewage water is often safer than tap water.
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  1981.  @vladstefan5216  and burning trash via incinerators is NOT the same as waste-to-energy generators.
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  1982. [citation needed]
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  1983. Or confirmation bias. Old people just get them more due to natural biology and everything slowly degrading body wise from around 25. There’s a reason why most e-sports players retire after 25. Your reactions naturally slow down after your mid 20s. And your brain ‘fully matures’ (HIGHLY oversimplified) from your early to mid 30s.
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  1984. To note, all but one of those attacks in Australia were from citizens and were mental health related and all which were known to health authorities and points to FAR more the gap in communication between health authorities and the police. That ‘one’ got into the country under false pretences under a business visa. Not to mention the inflammatory nature of the mainstream media landscape down under, in particular Sky News Australia, who literally had their YouTube channel suspended because they spread COVID misinformation and even has former hosts that were so extreme right than it directly threatened the ad revenue thus they got fired (see Alan Jones). The Murdoch family, who also own Fox News in the US and has most of the shareholder rights in there company News Corp, runs a lot of the newspapers they own at a loss but it doesn’t matter over inflicting public opinion. And then of course you have the right wing grifters, who don’t actually believe what they say but say it for following and money.
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  1985. THEY ARE NOT WILD - they destroy the habitat *and are not native*. They are a pest and destroy native wildlife and ecosystems. But why do you care about horses and not the native frogs, skinks and rare orchids? Also they have tripled in population in 7 years.
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  1986. Other countries have already have these instant payments systems for years Ol’ Tinfoil. The US banking system is 10 years behind everyone else. This has never happened.
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  1987. Grow up kid
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  1988. yes, but he likes money for his work and not demontisation ;)
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  1989. It’s a climate emergency because of the RATE of change. It is disingenuous to state because it has changed, that is discounts other things. You know that bud.
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  1990. No, it depends on aspect. This isn’t the mid 2010s anymore. No one cares about Android vs Apple anymore.
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  1991. Yep, it is just classic blitz scaling but only Western firms are allowed to do unsustainable discounts! (Sarcasm obviously but more mocking the questioning surrounding the discounts because it is from China).
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  1992. yes and no. It doesn't change other pressures in your life and everyone has a limit. Look up the soccer/football player 'Richarlison' and his recent admission and openness on needing external help and therapy. As an athlete, his job is to keep fit.
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  1993.  @randomaccount53793  and dropped to the worse exchange rate agaisnt the Australian dollar in 9 years as well.
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  1994. Oh gees, this Blackrock conspiracy has to stop. They do exactly the same thing as your Super Fund, in that they invest OTHER people's money on behalf of them, and like your Super, they typically do not ever buy out companies as a whole, only part ownership. You can even get Blackrock to invest your money for you via their iShares ETFs. Super Funds own far more mineral wealth via ownership in the likes of BHP and Rio Tinto.
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  1995.  @RickBlaine  This depends really. In reality, Super Funds are the largest shareholders of BHP. Australian Super own 3.44% of BHP by themselves, let alone other Super Funds. Super Funds use custodians like HSBC and JP Morgan to invest it for them. Too many people don't know how financial markets or how Super Fund investment works, which leads to dumb conspiracies like this Blackrock one. Notice how they never state HSBC or JP Morgan as they dunno other ones and they aren't mentioned in Facebook posts they believe?
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  1996. Like the on point geoanalysis but also the sarcastic writing, tone and editing at times LOL
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  1997.  @atrioc  to correct you at 11:55 This is incorrect. the market share as of Q4 2023 is Woolworths at 37%, Coles 28%, Aldi at 9% and IGA at 7%. Independent supermarkets make up the other 18%.
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  1998. haha this myth with your gerrymandering, terrible voting system and actual Voter ID laws.
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  1999.  @rossmanngroup  yes, but in reality, it excludes a large number of people, usually poor and usually voting left. This is just for voting I'm talking about.
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  2000.  @rossmanngroup  in practice maybe, but also in practice, like in other places with ID requirements,, minorities and the poor are questioned far more. They won't ask people for ID as much if you are from the Hamptons vs the Bronx. Not to mention 3 months ago, a North Carolina judge ruled against such laws.
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  2001. ​ @rubbercable  dude, have you seen his other Chinese videos where he points out all the cracks in the system in China? It's literally a 4 part series. Yes, the world is less black and white than you think. And no, if I was a shill, would I use such an obvious name? Google my name if you wish, it'll show BF2 game stats. 10+ year old game.
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  2002.  @peterfamut  dude, have you seen his other Chinese videos where he points out all the cracks in the system in China? It's literally a 4 part series. Yes, the world is less black and white than you think. And no, if I was a shill, would I use such an obvious name? Google my name if you wish, it'll show BF2 game stats. 10+ year old game.
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  2003.  @manofsan  dude, have you seen his other Chinese videos where he points out all the cracks in the system in China? It's literally a 4 part series. Yes, the world is less black and white than you think. And no, if I was a shill, would I use such an obvious name? Google my name if you wish, it'll show BF2 game stats. 10+ year old game.
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  2004.  @RKB192000  dude, have you seen his other Chinese videos where he points out all the cracks in the system in China? It's literally a 4 part series. Yes, the world is less black and white than you think. And no, if I was a shill, would I use such an obvious name? Google my name if you wish, it'll show BF2 game stats. 10+ year old game.
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  2005.  @ultimatum97  dude, have you seen his other Chinese videos where he points out all the cracks in the system in China? It's literally a 4 part series. Yes, the world is less black and white than you think. And no, if I was a shill, would I use such an obvious name? Google my name if you wish, it'll show BF2 game stats. 10+ year old game.
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  2006.  @ultimatum97  why? They should stop posting the same dumb comment when there are videos Polymatter critiquing the Chinese system
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  2007.  @bearants  dude, have you seen his other Chinese videos where he points out all the cracks in the system in China? It's literally a 4 part series. Yes, the world is less black and white than you think. And no, if I was a shill, would I use such an obvious name? Google my name if you wish, it'll show BF2 game stats. 10+ year old game
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  2008.  @bearants  he has a 4 part series with more total video time pointing it all the cracks in how China is run. Just stop it bro. Go watch it.
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  2009. ‘Good Times, Bad Times’ covers this FAR better and also touches upon how Israel’s leadership hampered itself leading up to this. They are Polish thus neutral as well.
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  2010. and you seriously think the Conservatives would have been better? just because one is not perfect, does not mean going with the worse option. New Zealand has unfortunately learnt that. Canada luckily didn’t.
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  2011. 14:11 - To be intellectually honest, Stray did portray that ‘organised chaos’ and community with the people that lived there.
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  2012. Musk can second guess all he wants - but what the US Government demands, the US Government gets. Pretty sure some personal meetings with high ranking CIA would influence anyone's decisions.
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  2013. or y'know, try a bigger picture and not just anecdotal evidence.
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  2014. That is not how anything works. And the Prez fully has that power. Gees, the Chinese government have made business people ‘disappear’
. And do you think Elon Musk didn’t get some people from the CIA visit him regarding supplying Starlink connections to Ukraine? đŸ€Ł If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Not his fault you are financially illiterate.
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  2015. Like what? Most people living in Australia, including me, felt he got it mostly right except for side semantics issues.
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  2016.  @martymcfly6411  the cash boxes are digital these days bro đŸ€Ł
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  2017.  @faustianbargains  what are you on about? Stating realities Isn’t’butthurt’ đŸ€Ł
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  2018. Nurses get paid well. Teachers no, police yes. You can stop generalising too.
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  2019. 12:25 As Johnny said, don't hate the player, hate the game. The US did this with the World Bank, France literally until late 2019 dictated much of West Africa's monetary policy via the CFA Franc. Also it isn't as simple as "superpower bullying the smaller guy". I literally studied Chinese-South Pacific geopolitics surrounding this stuff. My name has nothing to with it. It is a gaming name I have used for 20 years.
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  2020.  @paste5004  see my post above.
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  2021.  @sebastianwolfmayr  they literally criticise the West's inaction 6:56 into the video as well bro.
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  2022.  @adamadkins9210  “leftist”. This is nation states at play, not red or blue. How to say you are American without saying you are
.
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  2023. 1:51:44 - the Chinese language(s) word for 'cat' is 猫 or 'māo'. And the same type of origin, although it is said that it was a different species of a now extinct wild cat that domesticated themselves there as well in the same way. That simplicity.
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  2024. he's talking to a global audience. The word 'ute' is very much only Aussie and Kiwi slang.
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  2025. the dude was probably forced into doing all this by the powers at be as well. And well, he's using all of his acting skills to deliberately act bad and well, those 'lines' to deal with this stuff....
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  2026. 5:24 - I NEED that sign on my wall! :D
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  2027. Na, it’s the normal shit US consumer law vs. other countries.
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  2028. blame Gladys and the Federal government. And you know it.
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  2029.  @workout9594  So an infectious diseases professor is "ignorant" vs you posting on Youtube? Got it kids.
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  2030.  Cua Vu  So an infectious diseases professor is "ignorant" vs you posting on Youtube? Got it kids.
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  2031.  @workout9594  or that you want it to be. difference.
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  2032. Literally ALL of this is COPY + PASTE for Australia, even including the diploma mills (that Labor cracked down on) and the scaling down of student visas LOL. And I think you are fully aware of that Michael LOL
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  2033. I need to correct Johnny. We use the fence to keep out the bogans and Seppos (jks, only Aussies will get this).
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  2034. Pelosi ETF go brrrrrrrrr
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  2035. Already done. There are many Data centre heat recycling examples around the world
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  2036. Geopolitics really isn't that black-and-white or simple.
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  2037. dude, know what a kernel file is and what Crowdstrike Falcon is. You know sweet f all. You think these types of screwups are new? 😂 - There’s an entire YouTube channel dedicated to these mass outages and how they happened and it is presented in a sarcastic funny way. The channel is called ‘Kevin Fang’. The human mind likes certainty, so if you lack knowledge like you do, your mind will literally make shit up to calm itself. Know the psychology of extraordinary events bro. đŸ€Ł
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  2038.  @friendlyfire7861  or Hanlon's Razor bro. 'Never attribute to malice that which is adequately explained by stupidity.' - Dude, the US government has been 'outsmarted' by a 21 year old and a 20 year old twice in 2 years. I say 'outsmarted' as they were in reality lapses in protocol and just pure incompetence. Less tinfoil bro. The world is FAR FAR more boring than you think it is.
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  2039. It actually backs up all what the video has said. It is overpriced. You don’t judge bubbles by one after hours. You judge it over time. Give it 1-2 years like the pandemic boom stocks
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  2040. 1) it was both 2) It was a red herring that voters saw past because a lot of voters remember how when the opposition was in power, how much they decimated the state health system
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  2041. He should have liked this hater comment too LOL
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  2042. No, read more comments and you’ll see it is far before that
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  2043. Not sure if sarcasm or just plain dumb.
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  2044.  @ChippiesBR  you underestimate the power of dumb đŸ˜…đŸ€Ł
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  2045. Go Trump, get Thumped!
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  2046. Surely you have seen ‘That Chemists’ video tier listing them right? 😂
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  2047. Anyone with a deeper understanding of economics knows it isn't that simple. Look up 'Ordoliberalism'
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  2048.  @P.rivate  only that fiat currency is backed by the government.
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  2049.  @MrSpartanspud  there's things called government credit ratings fam.
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  2050.  @Tuppoo94  you can do this too. A bit more complicated legally but it can be done.
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  2051. They don’t because in many companies, they only own about 5% and company founders often rigged the voting rights towards themselves
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  2052.  @finrothsmith7995  oh don't worry, they'll in-source back again in a few years when IT services and therefore staff morale plummets. Seen it ALLLLLLLL before in my career. There's a reason why the actually competent Indian IT workers have moved to the West for far higher wages already and thus you are always dealing with the B and C grade when outsourcing....
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  2053. yep, ya another clown who thinks Joe Rogan, Fox News, and Facebook and Twitter memes are good sources. Canada had them too but they weren't tin foil flavour of the month and they didn't tell you to get angry at them. I assume you know the "camps" were quarantine facilities for incoming only, we don't need them anymore, that we tried hotels with predictable results and as stated, Canada had them too.
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  2054. or in reality, you can just continue it infinitely as the government has a FAR longer lifespan than you **as long as it's issues debt in it's own currency**. Modern Monetary Policy - look it up. It is fine if you understand it.
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  2055. @Persnikitty gold and silver only has value because others give it value as well. you forget that. Not to mention the Great Depression was made worse due to the relative inflexibility of monetary policy with say the gold stadanrd. The truth is in the middle. You need that flexibility but can't overdo that flexibility.
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  2056. If you have watched all the videos and read the tweets, the dumb 12yo kids from both fanbases fanned the fire by DMing the streamers saying nasty stuff getting both riled up and thus this mess. That is not on from both sides. The mods of both are in discussions with each other.
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  2057. Basically what Ordoliberalism is and what was stated for 70 years ago.
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  2058.  @the33rdwalrus  Fairfax is owned by NINE, who has former Liberals treasurer Peter Costello as CEO. They favour the Liberals.
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  2059. Debt to GDP is a better measure. A person with $100 and $20 of debt can service that debt better than a person with $15 and $5 of debt. But $20 is 4 times better than $5 right?
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  2060. yep, ya another clown who thinks Joe Rogan, Fox News, and Facebook and Twitter memes are good sources. Canada had them too but they weren't tin foil flavour of the month and they didn't tell you to get angry at them. I assume you know the "camps" were quarantine facilities for incoming only, we don't need them anymore, that we tried hotels with predictable results and as stated, Canada had them too.
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  2061. Land isn’t the issue. We produce more food than ever and produce enough food for 90 million people. The farmland argument is disingenuous. Also do you think AGL can lie to shareholders when they state renewables are far cheaper for everyone? Also most of Australia’s solar is via rooftop solar. It was the coal and gas that rocketed your electricity prices.
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  2062.  @mrbontful  we export most of it thus it is dictated by that. Also go look up the Energy Council of Australia’s ‘Background briefing: How coal and gas prices impact retail electricity bills’ and give that a read. It is online. Basically it is always the highest priced supply contract that dictates the price, that being coal and gas.
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  2063. He's Canadian.
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  2064. They are literally neutral by constitution (Not part of NATO, not sending arms or aid, allowing everyone's spies to operate there) so....
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  2065. yes you can. Singapore's is literally this.
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  2066. At least this tinfoil is original, away from the usual WEF / WHO / NWO boogeymen 😂
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  2067.  @RickBlaine  the biggest shareholders are Super Funds mate.
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  2068.  @RickBlaine  Super funds, not fund. They are pension contribution investment companies so literally Australian workers.
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  2069.  @RickBlaine  do you know what industry Supers are? Also the funds (and capital used for investment and in turn, indirect ownership) is via Australian workers. And you are aware the banks are in turn mostly owned by Super funds? đŸ˜č The literal biggest single entity shareholder in CommBank is AustralianSuper at around 7% of all shares.
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  2070. Yes, they destroy the habitat *and are not native*. They are a pest and destroy native wildlife and ecosystems. But why do you care about horses and not the native frogs, skinks and rare orchids? Also they have tripled in population in 7 years.
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  2071. yep, ya another clown who thinks Joe Rogan, Fox News, and Facebook and Twitter memes are good sources. Canada had them too but they weren't tin foil flavour of the month and they didn't tell you to get angry at them. I assume you know the "camps" were quarantine facilities for incoming only, we don't need them anymore, that we tried hotels with predictable results and as stated, Canada had them too.
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  2072.  @WPaKFamily  Yes, it isn’t in the US.
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  2073. ​ @BubbaFett00  Only this neglects the fact that say Denmark spends 2.41% of GDP on defence yet still have far better social programs.
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  2074.  @kyledabearsfan  Only this neglects the fact that say Denmark spends 2.41% of GDP on defence yet still have far better social programs.
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  2075.  @davidcraft4636  and is that why Americans make border runs to Mexico for medication. Don't kid yourself. Stop making that disingenuous rehashed 'argument'.
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  2076.  @kyledabearsfan  So, why don't Indiana implement it? Also you are fully aware that universal healthcare would cost LESS to Americans that the amount paid in private insurance. You know if a company failed 7 audits in a row like the DoD have, they wouldn't exist any more right? It's like you have don't have military waste like $1500 coffee cups and $150000 soap dispensers right? Or y'know, producing tanks that the Army Generals stated themselves they didn't want or need so they just rot in warehouses right?
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  2077.  @BubbaFett00  might wanna look into how Americans pay more for private healthcare than they would under an universal healthcare system. Strange how free/cheap education and healthcare is gated behind the armed forces in the US eh champ?
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  2078.  @BubbaFett00  uh huh, the usual American exceptionalism excuse. Strange how it can be suddenly done when it gated within the armed forces eh? Strange how suddenly health outcomes between ethnicities suddenly equalises when one turns 65 eh? Yeah, definitely nothing with qualifying for universal healthcare right? Don't kid yourself, you and I know the reason why.
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  2079. ​@ uh huh, the usual American exceptionalism. Strange how it can be suddenly done when it gated within the armed forces....Strange how suddenly health outcomes between ethnicities suddenly equalises when one turns 65 eh? Yeah, definitely nothing with qualifying for universal healthcare right? Don't kid yourself
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  2080.  @BubbaFett00  uh huh, the usual American exceptionalism. Strange how it can be suddenly done when it gated within the armed forces....Strange how suddenly health outcomes between ethnicities suddenly equalises when one turns 65 eh? Yeah, definitely nothing with qualifying for universal healthcare right? Don't kid yourself
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  2081. ​ @BubbaFett00  population differences having nothing to do with $1500 coffee cups and $150,000 soap dispensers or despite the Army Generals stating they were not wanted or needed, that tanks were produced anyway and stay there doing nothing in warehouses. More than once.
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  2082.  @BubbaFett00  You know if a company failed 7 financial audits in a row like the DoD has, they wouldn't exist anymore. Also strange how an universal healthcare system in the US would be estimated to cost $149 billion more per year than what is currently spent, and despite NATO countries bumping up budgets, they still want to increase the US military budget by this much and increases have been bigger in the past. Oh yeah, priorities indeed. As I stated with the tanks, the military industrial complex takes priority over the actual needs of the armed forces and in turn wastes your money.
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  2083.  @BubbaFett00  doesn't change that the US can afford universal healthcare despite all that, as stated, y'know the actual subject at hand, but the US chooses not to due to the military industrial complex and it also loses the coercion to join the Armed Forces. A good chunk of people who join do so for the healthcare and education. Don't kid yourself. You probably know some personally.
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  2084. ​ @BubbaFett00  doesn't change that the US can afford universal healthcare despite *THE POPULATION DIFFERENCES AND MILITARY $ PER PERSON,* as stated, y'know the actual subject at hand, but the US chooses not to due to the military industrial complex and it also loses the coercion to join the Armed Forces. A good chunk of people who join do so for the healthcare and education. Don't kid yourself. You probably know some personally. - YOU GET THIS NOW?
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  2085. ​ @BubbaFett00  What part of 'doesn't change that the US can afford universal healthcare - - despite the population differences and money spent per person on their military -- don't you get?' and what part of 'despite NATO countries bumping up budgets, they still want to increase the US military budget by the same amount it would cost extra for universal healthcare and increases have been bigger in the past' don't you get? and what part of 'people won't be coerced to join the Armed Forces if a key reason for doing that is gone' don't you get?
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  2086.  @BubbaFett00  Also strange how the US can organise universal healthcare for 55 million people (Medicare for over 65s) but yet you don't think that can be expanded.... also strange how health outcome differences between ethnicities suddenly equalise come 65 years old..... strange eh?
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  2087. ⁠ @adrian33161 and it isn’t even accurate now as per many independent assessments by charities. Nike is one of the better ones regarding work conditions now.
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  2088.  @Nswix  you are aware there are the likes of Rose Anvil on YouTube who cut the shoes and analyse the materials right? Nike these days in reality is one of the better apparel brands regarding work conditions as per independent charity reports.
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  2089. If you aren't Australian, just stop it. You don't know what you are talking about. Not to mention it is a state-by-state thing. Joe Rogan and Fox News are not good sources.
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  2090.  @avivagodfrey  to make ya original statement, you have to know the rules ;) Next time eh, get Australian sources and grow up bro.
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  2091.  @avivagodfrey  Florida has 2 million less people yet **60 times** the deaths. Grow up.
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  2092.  @alexroberts3765  and it is rigged as per Manchester United's B shares, which the Glazers all own and has 10x the voting power. External shareholders can only own at max 10% of Manchester United.
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  2093.  @r3zaful  re-read what I said
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  2094. Yes, don't settle for less knowledge. Like you actually have. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Your favourite Fox News, owned by the Murdoch family, have 39.4% of the voting power despite owning only 14% of the shares đŸ€«đŸ€Ł Zucc has 60% of the voting rights in Meta despite owning far far less shares, because he owns 90% of the non public Class B shares, which have 10x the voting power of the public shares đŸ€«đŸ˜‚ They don’t control shit eh.
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  2095. He has a degree in linguistics and translation too!!
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  2096.  @l96ai  No, look above.
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  2097.  @DistrustHumanz  see above.
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  2098. That is not how government debt works
.😂
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  2099. A lot actually via Super Funds. Australian Super own 3.44% of BHP by themselves, let alone other Super Funds.
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  2100.  @lukebrennan5780  totally all Super funds, it is closer to 40%-50%. They own 39% of the Australian stockmarket.
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  2101. The Hill missed the massive nuances unfortunately. Here in Australia, Rupert Murdoch owns 70% our print media (News Corp, who also own Fox News in the US), our media has a strong bias that has supported and helped elect our conservative party (Liberals) in the majority of our elections in recent history. This is actually a massive power struggle between Murdoch's news media ) and Facebook. Our former prime minister Kevin Rudd just sat before our senate for a Royal Commission into Murdoch's monopoly on our news media. You can view this in full on Kevin Rudd's Youtube page. The government is pushing Rupert Murdoch’s agenda - major news outlets will get compensated but independent journalists won’t. This Australian law says that, to simply link to news articles, one has to pay the publisher — and only establishment news qualifies. This disenfranchises independent news as well as breaks a key aspect of a free and open internet — being able to link to and move between different sites liberally.
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  2102. He's only doing it because he is Rupert's lapdog. Don't kid yourself.
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  2103. or you mean Canada as they have actually bought the most farmland and property out of any foreign nation in Australia the last 3 years. Less 7 News, more industry reports eh.
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  2104. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Not his fault you are financially illiterate.
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  2105.  @SD-mi2vc  Why not State Street shill or Fidelity Investments shill? Also why not Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund shill as they are the largest single shareholder? Oh they didn’t tell you to get mad at them. Got it. Not his fault you are financially illiterate
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  2106.  @SD-mi2vc as stated, If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Not his fault you are financially illiterate.
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  2107. the labour cost was never an issue and as this video states, without heavy market protections (45% import tariffs!!!), Australia's car industry would have died in the mid 70s as it was too small of a market.
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  2108. LOL you dunno the power of EU regulations do you.
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  2109. Try finding a small higher end 6.3” inch smartphone that has telephoto lens I can hold with one hand. You can’t. Can’t blame Apple for other manufacturers only producing gigantic screen smartphones which are a pain to hold with one hand. And the software isn’t dodgy like with the latest Pixel. I have no brand loyalty. I switched to Apple from Android for these reasons.
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  2110.  @Jaraizer  S24 is bigger, other two have worse specs
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  2111.  @Jaraizer  but the comments in here are laughable. They think people still care about Apple vs Android like it’s the mid 2010s when no one cares anymore. And the people ‘defending’ Apple are actually giving the practical reasons for it vs the snob AF anti Apple fanboism spreading FUD.
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  2112.  @gppsoftware  only most Aussie blokes like you are extremely ignorant of how the grid actually works. You are aware most of France’s nuclear was built in the 80s and new ones cost 7x the cost of them factoring in inflation right? Nuclear is far too expensive in a high interest environment vs subsidising your solar panels. But yes, apart from that, you are right. But nuclear is not the way in Australia, as you ALWAYS build a grid with geography in mind. In Australia, that’s ALOT of sun.
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  2113. this is enterprise software.
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  2114. That is just the shorthand name. The technically correct names are the ones mentioned in the video.
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  2115. Bro, you liked Avatar which was ‘blue gender neutral Pocahontas with themes of repression, discrimination and environmental destruction/ degradation’ It was very ‘woke’. But no one told you to hate it 😂
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  2116. Did you like WALL-E too?
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  2117.  @slidefirst694  did you like Avatar? Simple yes or no answer bud. The grifters didn’t tell you hate it did they?
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  2118.  @nameTBA  uh huh, you can’t change the themes of the movie and that the creatures depicted were deliberately gender neutral đŸ€Ł
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  2119. ​ @nameTBA  Or in reality they didn't care about being 'woke' until the mid 2010s (the first Avatar was 2009) until Trump and all the subsequent grifters told them to be mad. And yes, that includes right wing outlets like Fox News, who as revealed in the emails Fox had to hand over in the discovery phase of the Dominion voter booth court case, don't actually care the things they actually say, but only want to capture the right wing audience and make money, like the grifters. This is backed up by the leaked Fox News memo, in which all Fox News staff must be double vaccinated when they were pushing the opposite, There, 'serious' enough for you? LOL
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  2120. Youtube comments deliver again LOL
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  2121. Bro, he's literally a qualified economist, with over 10+ years experience in the finance industry. The irony of Dunning Kruger for you eh. What are your qualifications and experience?
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  2122.  @Rob-fx2dw  you do realise deflation is worse and that a little bit of inflation is fine (the 2-3%) as that is driven by demand right? Anything below this amount means essentially peiple aren't buying enough things, driving the economy and thus things like job growth. You do know what the relationship is between buying of government bonds and "monry printing" right?
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  2123.  @Rob-fx2dw  increased demand for things means more gets produced meaning more need for labour regardless of automation level. Why do you think 'helicopter payments' like 'stimulus checks' were a thing? Businesses will always pay more to get someone in as soon as possible so production keeps up with demand as the loss in production is more than the wages. If that means paying a bit more for the labour, so be it as some money is better than no money.
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  2124.  @vinny9988  stop it with the name calling. In reality, giving more welfare INCREASES the chance of getting a job as you have better mental health and since the poor spend all of their money, it CREATES more jobs too. Also PAY your workers. Would you work for the same conditions? No. Grow up.
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  2125. it isn't. Fastly acts as the 'edge' in front of AWS for many. Companies will use whatever is lowest cost for the need, regardless of if a sibling company offers a similar product.
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  2126. What a opening line LOL
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  2127. the Crowdstrike Falcon client.
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  2128.  @jonnyd9351  I see you didn't bother to read it.
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  2129.  @jonnyd9351  The public sector often has to compete against the private sector and in reality, the tiny amount extra on wages is nothing vs the lost productivity but people like you can't see past the initial numbers.
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  2130.  @bonafidemonafide7810  *for CITIZENS in PUBLIC SERVICE jobs. Learn to read.
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  2131.  @thomasowen1720  everyone is gangster until the hospital bill arrives keyboard warrior.
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  2132.  @GotoHere  yeah, you have no idea and never worked in the public sector. Grow up kid.
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  2133. There’s a literal YouTube channel that goes through global IT outages and presents them in a sarcastic presentation style. The channel’s name is ‘Kevin Fang’. Not everything is a damn conspiracy and if you watch some of those videos, the common theme is just incompetence and/or a thing that was overlooked. Never attribute to malice what can be more attributed to stupidity.
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  2134. Not that simple if you actually work in enterprise IT

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  2135. need a translation :P
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  2136.  @crewgunnight8987  damn :(
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  2137. So close to 1 million Youtube subscribers! Much deserved Mark!
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  2138. Only AS EXPLAINED BY EE THEMSELVES, quantitative easing is NOT printing money out of nothing. Watch the EE video of it eh.
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  2139. no they didn't. CDN issues occur often.
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  2140. PewDiePie endorsing Linux would be bigger news to you LOL
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  2141. @ and you have the reverse in New Zealand as they regret their right wing vote. i.e. no correlation mofos
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  2142.  @Shedlyhikey  lol no
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  2143. Americans: [ Get Australia's freedom back!111!! ] <<------>> [ Also Americans: Gerrymandering, lack of womens' rights to abortion (they decide, not you), closure of voting booths, **actual voter ID laws**, the police stealing from citizens' more than actual blue collar crime in 'civil fortfeiture', school 'active shooter' drills, lack of universal healthcare or paid holiday leave, lack of mandated minimum wage increases yearly, worst social mobility in the Western world, only 'developed' country whose life expectancy trended DOWN..... Australia is FAR from perfect, but the Americans 'forgetting' about their bigger issues is laughable. ]
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  2144.  @44WillM44  see renewable electricity contracts.
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  2145.  @bradleywhais7779  No one cares about room. Also do you know what rooftop solar is? It is literally free real estate. Pro nuclear for the science, but my god the ignorant fanbois.
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  2146.  @DonMedford-vl2yt  you think people are stupid.and haven't calculated all that? The thing it displaces, being fossil fuels, does FAR FAR more. Also ALL power generation is dirty, but it is the degree that counts. Sure, nuclear is the cleanest, but wind and solar are still dirt low.
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  2147.  @nickford5549  exactly. Someone actually know what batteries are for currently.
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  2148.  islandhopper100  because we can't replace it fast enough. Dude, China has built 4x as many renewables as coal they last 11 years. They built 4.5x as much solar capacity last year alone. China does not care about Western sentiments. Less insecurity.
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  2149.  @uselesshero  and someone which are an economical joke currently.
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  2150.  @drippy_pics9086  only nuclear needs more subsidies LOL. Particularly if you have no economics of scale.
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  2151.  @KlapUrHanz  yeah, 'prototypes'. Seen it all before. We can't wait for prototypes. Also see cost and time to build.
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  2152.  @darkgalaxy5548  which cost money. You are aware the biggest part of your bill is the lines right?
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  2153.  @darkgalaxy5548  doesn’t change the cost blowouts of them. And that’s all that counts.
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  2154.  @ihavethisnowiguess  good luck with the capital cost.
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  2155.  @awsomeman253  and they do all the time. Do you think Singapore is a cold barren place? 😂 and no it doesn’t due to capital cost. Ya clueless
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  2156.  @dragonmaster9817  yeah not that easy. Also see capital cost 😂
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  2157.  @JagdgeschwaderX  Gas is expensive too. As I said, you always use the cheapest for the geography
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  2158.  @Azazel-uv3sx  1) transmission lines cost 2) commodity input price cost and dealing with input cost supply contracts Rooftop solar via self use literally bypasses both of these.
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  2159.  @WE_DONT_LIE  Texas says hi. Go read my most liked post. You build stuff where it geographically makes sense thus lowest cost.
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  2160.  @Unkn0wn_Legacy9751  yes. Correct. Despite the stereotypes, Texas is strongly pushing forward with renewables. Including solar and makes sense given the geography.
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  2161.  @kpcarfreak94  deep underground in specialised waste facilities in geographically stable ground beyond groundwater or like in Switzerland, highly secure specialised warehouses. That said, like I’ve said earlier, new nuclear is too costly at the moment due to current high interest rates, and cost and construction time blowouts. And this doesn’t even consider the labour shortage manning them. Homer Simpson has very strong job security. But too many fanboys here (not stating you but others) who in reality dunno shit.
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  2162.  @Azazel-uv3sx  Rooftop solar says hi. It is literally a reason they are used already for data centres and shopping malls. Nice rant though. (Clowns that go on rants like this but forgot rooftop solar exists is amazing stuff).
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  2163.  @benaravensfan  it is safe. Chernobyl cannot happen with modern nuclear designs and Fukushima was because they cut 71% of the protective Seawall. Only as I stated, the capital costs is far too expensive in a high interest environment
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  2164.  @sometf2player752  as I said however, the capital cost in a high interest environment, combined with recent massive delays, makes it economically unviable vs alternatives. Pro nuclear for the science here but unlike the fanboys, I factor in the economics too
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  2165.  @joeukri9712  no you don’t regarding biomethane. You already have it via agri-waste
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  2166.  @patrickd9551  land doesn’t matter, economics does. And yet another person who thinks rooftop solar doesn’t exist I.e. literal free real estate. And you forget the saving via self use, and feed in back into the grid via tariffs. Pro nuclear for the science, but tired of the basic fanboys.
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  2167.  @recoverytwentyforce7290  It isn't a cheap choice anywhere now. There's a reason why many are opting to extend current nuclear than build new.
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  2168.  @tomswarder4313  lol. let me know where you get the flowing low salt water for cooling the rods - another nuclear fanboi who is actually clueless - there's a damn reason why the the nuclear power plant in the Simpsons' was on a river ROFL - pro nuclear for the science, tired of the fanbois.
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  2169.  @A-BYTE94  So you think you know more than audited financial reports from energy generation companies and the World Nuclear Association themselves? LOOOOOOOOOOL.
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  2170.  @A-BYTE94  so yeah, sure, those audited financial reports can lie to shareholders. Oh definitely. Got it fam.
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  2171.  @A-BYTE94  It's ok to change your opinion based on new information bud.
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  2172.  @A-BYTE94  sigh - Nuclear is literally the highest capital cost electricity generation infrastructure there is. The generation cost of nuclear triples from a 4% interest rate to a 10% one. Finland’s recent nuclear power plant was 7 years overdue, UK’s Hinkley C will be nearly double the original estimated cost and at least 8 years overdue, the French government in 2012 determined new nuclear power plants there will cost 7x the ones built there in the 1980s *with inflation factored in*, and Sweden’s new ones needs the Bank of Mum and Dad (see very cheap government loans) for it to be viable. And these are in countries with existing nuclear infrastructure thus economies of scale, let alone ones with none. The only ones that are built on time and on budget are South Korean ones, and a strong reason for that is because the South Korean government is deliberately making the energy generation company that operates them, KEPCO, bleed money, as the chaebols want cheap power and exploit their massive political influence. Not to mention good luck finding the labour to run them as Sweden is literally delaying building new ones because of the skilled labour shortage, both in construction and operation. And it is predicted it won’t be solved for at least 5 years.
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  2173.  @A-BYTE94  after big initial investment - guess what generation cost includes?
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  2174.  @A-BYTE94  because of the taxation. Try actually looking at it objectively and not fanboying
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  2175.  @7-tens  cool. Let me know if you know more than audited financial reports of electricity generation companies.
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  2176.  @shawnnoyes4620  Is that why a lot of them have solar? Do they know less than you?
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  2177. A lot were taken down in the years after the USSR collapsed, particularly of Lenin and Stalin. Bald even has a video in which he looks for a former statue of Stalin and it's location.
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  2178.  @divinegon4671  in reality, most have been taken down.
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  2179. Because they know and you don't.
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  2180.  @riddley39  Alex Ferguson came from Aberdeen. Arsene Wenger came from Japan. Try again clueless one.
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  2181. A plane to ditch the Israelis - that is the ART OF THE DEAL by the Qataris.
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  2182. Until the Saudi's execute their plan of driving the oil price down and flooding the market making the oil sands unprofitable and Alberta comes crawling back LOL - Would be a shame the US wanted to drive the oil price down to to put pressure on Russia eh and thus Alberta is the side effect casualty...a real shame.
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  2183. Eh no, go watch Wendover's video on how airline ticket prices work.
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  2184. Like Scott Morrison raiding the ABC after the Afghan Files expose, that even Sky News and other Murdoch news agencies went "WOAH" and "WTF!?' about?
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  2185. 11:16 This is incorrect. the market share is Woolworths at 37% followed by Coles 28%, Aldi at 9% and IGA/Metcash at 7%. Independent supermarkets make up the other 18%.
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  2186. Yet another clown who needs to watch Hoser's 'Who's in the Most Debt?' video to actually understand how government debt works and the nuances of it, while being hilarious at the same time. Also you 'forgot' the nuance of Russia losing FAR more tanks than it can replace, even with that increased capacity.
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  2187.  @BusesAreFatCars  that government debt doesn’t really matter as long as the country can meet its debt obligations for that year. Which western governments do. And as stated, it doesn’t matter on the rate of increase of production, if it doesn’t match the replacement level, it doesn’t matter. Stop playing dumb. Also inflation in the EU is going down
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  2188. In Australia here: This is highly incorrect. Surveys state again and again Australians on all sides of the political spectrum care about the environment and climate change, however it was the previous right wing Morrison government that didn't care (and right wing state level government in New South Wales)
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  2189.  @CastorRabbit  Yes, they got record votes in the last election. Less determining public opinion based on social media comments.
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  2190. You know sweet FA about the sexism in South Korean society.
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  2191. Read my post. Too many derps that judge all investing as daytrading cloening
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  2192. Only it doesn't. Stop lying.
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  2193. No, trusts have a very much a certain legal definition.
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  2194.  @genxploits  everyone's a keyboard warrior until their cells randomly change their DNA a bit too much or you get into an accident that wasn't their fault. I assume you know what a defined contribution pension investment system is and how that is VERY VERY capitalist and VERY VERY socialist at the same time, the modern version of 'workers owning the means of production'. You are aware most Australian workers, from your CEOs to your retail and fast food workers, would be indirectly shareholders in Google/Youtube because of this mass collectively defined contribution pension investment system right? 51st in population, collectively the 4th largest pension fund in the world. You are aware the biggest capitalists ARE 'socialist' pension investment funds right? LOL - Ya Another libertarian who failed economics history and who actually knows nothing about modern capitalism realities.
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  2195. The old "they died from not wearing a seatbelt, not them speeding!!!" dumbness. Pretty sure the greatest factor was them speeding. Much like if they didn't catch COVID-19 in the first place, it wouldn't have made their other conditions worse. It has been medical practice around the world, far before COVID, to list all the factors that contributed to a death on the death certificate. Less tinfoil bro.
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  2196.  @Chickennss  bro, it's was a global medical practice far before COVID.
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  2197. You know it's time when that piano drops! :o
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  2198. 13:30 - Quality (and historically being the logistics and financial hub of Asia due to geography)
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  2199. They have a quite narrow toebox however. For wider toe boxes, the La Sportiva TX Hike is a lot better. I have quite particular feet and toe width in which all the ‘favourites’ don’t fit because of the narrow toeboxes. I found the TX Hike to be a lot better than the Raptor, even factoring out the toebox issue.
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  2200. Yeah no. Less Murdoch media, more facts eh. The Australian banks are owned by American and UK banks.
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  2201. Yep, ya another clown who thinks Joe Rogan, Fox News, and Facebook and Twitter memes are good sources. Canada had them too but they weren't tin foil flavour of the month and they didn't tell you to get angry at them. I assume you know the "camps" were quarantine facilities for incoming only, we don't need them anymore, that we tried hotels with predictable results and as stated, Canada had them too.
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  2202.  @FubukiShiromiya  I assume you state the same about Canada too as they had them but they aren't tinfoil flavour of the month eh? Just take the L dude. Did you ever consider your sources lie to you for money?
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  2203.  @FubukiShiromiya  no you aren't woke. You have an internet connection. Manning, Snowden and Assange, y'know, **an Australian citizen**, were. Guess which coutnry got a bit totalitarian on them? Why do you think the US Government persued them but not your 'woke' sources?
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  2204.  @FubukiShiromiya  dude as stated you aren't woke, you have an internet connection and are gullible. It's all about the views / retweets / impressions and grift and you fell for it.
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  2205. you would too in Ange's position. Don't kid yourself.
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  2206. Audits cost less.
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  2207. Would you be dissatisfied in yourself? If they truly care, they will accept your decision if that decision makes you truly happy, even if they don’t fully understand your stance or situation. But you have to be deep down honest with yourself in that. You don’t have to say what you truly feel out loud to anyone, but as long as you know that is what you truly deep down feel.
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  2208. Exactly. the quality exponentially lifted when Rugby turned professional in the mid 90s.
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  2209. which is Indian, as in actual Indian from the Indian subcontinent, not Native American. His surname is a upper caste surname, son of a insurance company CEO
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  2210.  @jackeldridge1319  China has TERRIBLE infrastructure. Look up 'Tofu dreg" projects. They are rife with corruption too. Don't fall for the propaganda haha.
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  2211.  @jackeldridge1319  looks better, structurly it's different. You think 'tofu dreg' doesn't exist?
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  2212.  @jackeldridge1319  bullet trains...that run at massive losses and only are there for political reasons. It isn't financially viable to run HSR across the US except for BOSNYWAS (urban area between Boston and Washington) due to population density.
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  2213.  @jackeldridge1319  and using US infrastructure vs say France's rail network is misleading.
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  2214.  @jackeldridge1319  also "noone complains"? Is that why it got so bad, that there was rare bipartisan support for their infrastructure bill?
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  2215.  @jackeldridge1319  no, it isn’t just pure construction cost. It is cost/benefit to the economy as a whole and **versus other alternatives**. If infratructure A cost a lot less than infratructure B while having the same economic benefit, why would you go B?
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  2216.  @jackeldridge1319  white elephants can sink economies and importantly, sink public spending diverting that money away from other needed services to fund.
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  2217.  @jackeldridge1319  yes and use better examples, like French rail.
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  2218. What Tom Nash said here isn't new either. And what matters most is real wage growth as you know.
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  2219. The Bradfield Scheme is unviable in reality.
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  2220.  @angusgus123 and still grossly ill treated. The similarities are unfortunately strong no matter the reverence. Look it up.
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  2221. Having studied the fishing industry in university...um yeah um.....sh*t's fucked. Like really f*cked.
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  2222. Watching this being presented by Al Jazeera is a dystopian type of irony and much of what is said can be copy and pasted into the Gulf countries.
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  2223. COVID-19 is 6 - 10x worse than the flu, based on the petri dish that is the USA. Not that the flu is weak in anyway. I assume ya less fit than a 21 year old bodybuilder who died of the flu in 2018?
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  2224.  @aidan883  you know what guerrilla warfare is?
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  2225.  @lorraineslife1650  only it is because those in the IT industry know what part of the software caused this. It is not a hack.
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  2226.  @faustianbargains  dude, know what a kernel file is and what Crowdstrike Falcon is. You know sweet f all. You think these types of screwups are new? 😂 - There’s an entire YouTube channel dedicated to these mass outages and how they happened and it is presented in a sarcastic funny way. The channel is called ‘Kevin Fang’. The human mind like certainty, so if you lack knowledge like you do, your mind will literally make shit up to calm itself. Know the psychology of extraordinary events bro. đŸ€Ł
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  2227.  @deezeed2817  exploitation of workers are all over the show. Once again, I literally saw this on the daily working there. Not to mention higher wages via the award system means a higher bar is set in which even if one tries to underpay, they can only do it to a certain amount to not arouse suspicion.
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  2228.  @MrVorpalsword  do you truly think Australia doesn’t have high immigration levels too? In reality, it is the strong unions vs. the Tories dismantling them in the UK
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  2229. Hey edgyboi, the actual future abd proper solution is actually burning this waste to generate power. Although this sounds bad, the technology is actually so good with filtering that it produces FAR less methane and CO2 than leaving it in landfill or processing the plastic. A clear example is Sweden, **who import waste and plastics to burn**. As Jake said, the only useful thing to recycle is metals as it's actually cheaper to do so without losing quality or integrity of the metal.
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  2230. I assume you knew that edgyboi? Any further buzzwords you wanna use?
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  2231. 1) Canada is one of the lesser ranked universal healthcare systems in the developed world objectively 2) this healthcare denial happens in the US more 3) universal healthcare is still cheaper and has more buying power
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  2232. oooooooh new unknown5 video!! hype!!!
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  2233. both are different type of viruses (flu is typically rhinoviruses) and can easily be differentiated by tests. Grow up.
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  2234.  @MRPricks  the common cold and the flu in reality can be a variety of rhinoviruses, as there are 100s of subtypes of them.
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  2235. The old "they died from not wearing a seatbelt, not them speeding!!!" dumbness. Pretty sure the greatest factor was them speeding. Much like if they didn't catch COVID-19 in the first place, it wouldn't have made their other conditions worse. It has been medical practice around the world, far before COVID, to list all the factors that contributed to a death on the death certificate. Less tinfoil bro.
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  2236. *You miss massive nuances unfortunately.* Here in Australia, Rupert Murdoch owns 70% our print media (News Corp, who also own Fox News in the US), our media has a strong bias that has supported and helped elect our conservative party (Liberals) in the majority of our elections in recent history. This is actually a massive power struggle between Murdoch's news media) and Facebook. Our former prime minister Kevin Rudd just sat before our senate for a Royal Commission into Murdoch's monopoly on our news media. You can view this in full on Kevin Rudd's Youtube page. The government is pushing Rupert Murdoch’s agenda - major news outlets will get compensated but independent journalists won’t. This Australian law says that, to simply link to news articles, one has to pay the publisher — and only establishment news qualifies. This disenfranchises independent news as well as breaks a key aspect of a free and open internet — being able to link to and move between different sites liberally.
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  2237. Net worth is about total assets including super, smart guy. Basic economics.
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  2238. 18:51 - this meme is amazing LOL
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  2239. John Cena: You can't see me! Ford: Challenge Accepted
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  2240. The quality of breads has nothing to do with glyphosate as it is still legal and currently used in the EU. Also lots of bread in Europe has lots of gluten.
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  2241. Actual academics here, in QUT law school professors. He got off on a technicality, the technicality does not prove innocence in anyway, only it proved the conviction was concluded in a flawed way, re-trial and new lawsuits are 1000% coming: https://www.sbs.com.au/news/how-george-pell-won-in-the-high-court-on-a-legal-technicality
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  2242.  @zackgravity7284  We don’t know. But many creators often work on many at once at different stages of them.
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  2243. both are awful. You probably think your Fish n Chips and Penguins are good LOL
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  2244. It isn’t the case here.
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  2245. Oh gees, another who knows nothing about how the Aussie grid works commenting. Multiple financial reports time and again state renewables are cheaper both for them to produce from AND for the end consumer. Do you think they can lie to shareholders? Do you think they want to pay expensive gas supply contracts or $0 for Sun and wind?
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  2246.  @jiminverness  They literally cannot lie to shareholders nor have any incentive to. Also if you don;t know what supply contracts are in wholesale electricity generation, that's the entire point bud. Go look up the Australian Energy Council's 'Background briefing: How coal and gas prices impact retail electricity bills' article and read it. By the way, they literally represent natural gas companies and even they blame the gas for your higher bills in 2022 and 2023. Also if you don't know what the DMO is, you actually the ignorant one
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  2247. Grow up. It was Howard that started it and as pointed out, it can really be traced to the 1960s. The ‘uni party’ forced Labor into billions more in social housing funding and have the least amount of investment properties per MP. Stop being duped against your own best interest
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  2248. Only 1) H0ser is Canadian 2) he didn't blame it on them.
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  2249. Use Firefox here but to be proud of it? 😂 - I only use it as it’s the best to view video and image content regarding colour accuracy and rendering (yeah it doesn’t support HEVC but there are hardly any HEVC codec videos out there). - Also it only survives due to Google as Google pays them off in millions of $ each year to implement Google as the default search engine. I use Edge as a secondary backup as it is optimised Chromium if websites don’t play nice on the Gecko engine and only then if websites don’t play nice on either, I use Chrome. I use the Brave browser on iPhone, due to better and easier to access features UI wise than Safari despite all of the browsers using WebKit. I use iDrive instead of overpaying for iCloud. And the only reason I switched from Android to iPhone was there were no small flagship phones and they are ALL HUGE
.except the iPhone. Do you think I have bias? 😂
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  2250.  @plutoskis1661 not at all. It is the best to view video and images on regarding rendering and colour accuracy, particularly when tweaked. Yes, it uses more RAM but who cares vs the others for me. I use Edge over Chrome as a secondary as Edge is optimised Chromium with FAR less RAM usage.
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  2251. Yes if you bother to look at externalities. Damn Seppo Americans
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  2252. Even Charlie hismelf admitted there were times he didn't add anything to the videos. What’s that saying about arguing with bias?
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  2253. Look up the Australian Summer bushfires and how the now former Prime Minister went on holiday when Australia burned and then shut the f up.
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  2254. Not to mention the misconduct allegations and the corruption. You know nothing.
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  2255. FIRST COMMENT?
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  2256. because the RBA has qualified economists, not you. and 7 has a HIGHLY qualified financial analyst in Gemma to analyse it for you.
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  2257.  @johnmerton3630  or they were there pre COVID 19 and is a mixture of monetary and fiscal policies
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  2258.  @yap5995  +50 Rubles.
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  2259. Even Mossad has had notable intelligence failures in the past. And one's very few know about but are out there (see 22 Feb 2011 Christchurch earthquake in which some operatives, who were suspected to be doing corporate espionage, died in the earthquake but the Israeli government quickly flew out the survivors and it was kept hush-hush by the Israeli government. after telling the NZ government to allow them to fly out. To note, the Prime minister of New Zealand at the time, John Key, has a Jewish background. This was reported by the mainstream media at the time so it isn't conspiracy theory. you can still find it on Google).
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  2260. 3:35 "They live in Satan's cooler and still find love and yet here you are watching this video alone in bed" CUTTING DEEP!!! Why savage me like this!? :(
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  2261. and you sat on your arse when it came to WorkChoices. The conspiracy theorists are the ones that always yell loudest online but do nothing when it actually comes down to it. Same with the ABC raids.
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  2262.  @artmallory970  uh huh. Wifi. Invented by Australians at CSIRO - funded by government money. Stop using that ;)
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  2263.  @artmallory970  and no, your education was subsided by the taxpayer. Try again.
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  2264. Yep, Jake's videos are often of a very general nature carrying that channel brand narrative, whilst entertaining, is often generalised and inaccurate.
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  2265.  @robertsaget9697  The riskier 'high growth' portfolios in these Austrlaians schemes have returned an average of 8.9% (5.5% minus inflation) per year for the last 29 years. That includes the GFC, where it dfropped 29%. Not to mention for most, it is a diverse range of investments, including equities, infrastructure and some bonds, It is not all the stock market. 'lol' in reality to you who fails to understand how these work.
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  2266.  lolcano234  only this is a MASSIVELY basic view but ok. I only actually studied this and all but don't trust me....there is a STRONG dislike of AUS/NZ presence in the Pacific due to its colonial past.
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  2267.  lolcano234  Wanna know why there is a special friendship between Samoa and NZ...nothing to do with killing 1/4 of its population docking a plague ship right... And you do remember NZ closing the door on the "Samoan backdoor" immigration law wise as it was costing the NZ government too much.....friendly indeed.
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  2268.  lolcano234  See, the NZ government tends to frown upon you bring your grandpa and grandma to the country costing them a lot of money (i.e. the Samoan backdoor)
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  2269.  lolcano234  My parents are from HK. Also you may want to look into NZ colonial past and why the Pacific Island nation have a healthy distrust of NZ.
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  2270.  lolcano234  The reality is NZ got rich off exploiting the South Pacific. Like it or not.
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  2271.  lolcano234  Do you want to know the fight for independence Samoa had against NZ? Or the, relevant to current times, docking of a plague ship in 1918 resulting in 25% of the Samoa population dying? And despite the Treaty of Friendship, NZ closing the "Samoan backdoor" immigration wise as well, bringing your whanau across from the Islands with no skills like their grandma and grandpa was costing them too much? I assume you knew all of this before calling me a "CPP shill" because I have a greater knowledge of the subject
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  2272.  lolcano234  as stated, smaller doesn't mean helpless. Far from it.
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  2273.  lolcano234  Wanna know about the story when Kiribati kicked China and its satellite station they built off their land when their switched recognition to Taiwan? but oh no, Im a CCP shill apparently. Oh grow up mate.
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  2274.  lolcano234  So with your Uni NZ geopolitics education, you knew all the above? Either you are lying or disingenuous.
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  2275.  @Baratheon.  Maritime routes and fishing rights are FAR from "don't produce anything".
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  2276. 1) In a progressive tax system, most of the burden falls on higher income earners 2) Why didn't you mention the highest government debt of all time to fund this? 3) This government debt is fine as it is at 5000 year old interest rates (yes five thousand) 3) I hate the LIEberals but I'd rather go with basic economic facts.
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  2277.  @trevorsmith4053 see my posts above yours. The gruntier aspect isn’t even true anymore.
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  2278.  @EJBert  wrong on both counts these days. Read my earlier posts. Gamers just dunno how good high end business workstation laptops are. Upgradability? For corporate businesses, this really isn’t an issue cost wise.
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  2279.  @bucketmanism  less tinfoil. It is more they are skimping on IT expenditure like the OP’s company 😂
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  2280.  @amyhoard1222  see my posts above yours. In the corporate world, including graphics design, they are getting more and more obsolete. PC gamers are a tiny niche market. And I am a PC gamer but I also work corporate IT
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  2281.  @amyhoard1222  read my earlier posts. Desktops are going dead fast in the corporate world, including for graphics design purposes.
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  2282.  @SirXCornflake  ha, our GFX and video editing department uses 3070ti and 4070 laptops with very high end Intel CPUs and 32GB RAM and there are no heating issues. Get better laptops eh. Most gamers in their little bubble complaining here wouldn’t have 4090s. Also heating issues are often fixed by main/motherboard firmware/BIOS updates, far more than you think 😆 Not to mention, literally upgrading every single driver does wonders for performance, particularly say underrated, the SSD / NVM-e drive firmware. Enterprise tools make this easy and fast.
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  2283.  @armlegx  in reality, most gamers wouldn’t have the performance of say that 4090 laptop version. Not to mention say things like factory calibrated colour accurate laptop screen. However, in reality, a higher end business workstation laptop with higher end GPU and CPU chips with 32GB RAM would outperform most gamers’ rigs. Not to mention, enterprise oriented laptops often have far better performance NVM-e SSD drives than what you get at your local computer part e-tailer. I’ve look up the specs and performance of those OEM model NVM-e SSDs.
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  2284.  @26declanjones  this already exists đŸ€Ł It’s called cloud computing.
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  2285.  @tbbk201  yes, portable work stations. Think about that for a second. We aren’t talking about individual machine formulatic calculations like say protein folding. That said, depending on your requirements and budget, would be better suited in a scaleable cloud computing environment. Also note the *singular* mention of that desktop and not ‘desktops’. You literally back up my point.
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  2286. Why aren't you covering John Barilaro blatant corruption? Why did John Barilaro cut funding and personnel from NSW firefighters before the bushfires? Why did John Barilaro use $3.3 million of public money to pop up his friend's failing oyster farm business? Why did John Barilaro not declare any conflict of interest when legislating short term rental laws in NSW? Why did John Barilaro blatantly flout quarantine rules because he had to "feed his chickens"? Why isn't Sky News asking these questions? #corruption #SuperBarilaroBruz
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  2287. looks like you didn't read them
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  2288.  @dougohboy5190  read my post. if you "did your research" you would know that it was a forwarded email and not written by Fauci
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  2289.  @snozzlehead92  or you didn't actually read it. I assume you question your "woke" sources too and have the same amount of scrutiny? I've seen people here believe obvious conmen who you could find out were conmen in 5 minutes (see "former evangelical preacher"). Also I'm pretty sure if they were 'truth telling', they wouldn't be peddling merch.
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  2290.  @snozzlehead92  pretty sure Edward Snowden and Julian Assange, actual whistleblower, didn't peddle merch eh.
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  2291. *Except for Victoria (see government stats), due to good state government policy. Healthcare is based far more on a state government level.
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  2292. 10:13 - that ‘gift’ and thus the community protection thing has occurred to a lot of great sports players who came from backgrounds where there were gangs - basketball players Dwayne Wade, John Wall and Steven Adams were ‘protected’ as well. So damn interesting that it occurs time and again. To protect the ones that others see that they have a future, despite the violence surrounding them.
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  2293. the other major Melbourne public infrastructure project - the Level Crossings Removal Project, which are building 110 railway bridges over arterial roads and at the same time, upgrading 51 train stations, is on budget and ahead of schedule.
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  2294. Also savings rates are determined and manuplulated by the Official Cash Rate of the central reserve bank. you need ALOT more of these vids.
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  2295. Insane how much luck is involved in war. It doesn’t matter how much training or elite you are, you can’t train for luck like that.
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  2296.  @aJamBiscuit  exactly. They need to actually touch grass and go for a hike and see some actual rivers and know what river sediment is LOL
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  2297. joined middle of last year. Oh yeah. Hi Himanshu. You deserve a better job in India than being paid by Russians to write this. I hope you get a better one soon.
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  2298. Not malware but security and potentially privacy insecure. Key difference
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  2299. Read the comments. Most Aussies agree it's roughly accurate.
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  2300. Yes, which is smart politics and you would do the same in his position.
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  2301. @ do you seriously think you know more than electricity generation companies and their audited financial reports in which they state renewables are far cheaper? Do you think they can lie to shareholders?
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  2302. @ as opposed to the Callide C coal power plant blowing up in 2021, causing an actual blackout and costing $400 million and 3 years to repair
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  2303.  @Rockhampton633  Stop pretending to care when 1) most solar is rooftop solar 2) you obviously have never read an environmental impact report of any of these wind farms and how they must negate it 3) Most onshore wind is in brownfield land i.e. it was already cleared for farming 4) far more threat to endangered species is via illegal logging and clearance for farmland 5) wanna see those highly-toxic-to-every-living-thing coal flyash lakes by coal power stations and how much land they take up?
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  2304.  @I_am_not_a_bot-s6i  +50 rubles for you.
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  2305. yep, ya another clown who thinks Joe Rogan, Fox News, and Facebook and Twitter memes are good sources. Canada had them too but they weren't tin foil flavour of the month and they didn't tell you to get angry at them. I assume you know the "camps" were quarantine facilities for incoming only, we don't need them anymore, that we tried hotels with predictable results and as stated, Canada had them too.
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  2306. you are aware there are people in IT like me who know exactly what went wrong down to the exact file and that it isn't a hack eh. It was incompetence.
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  2307. yaaa ignoring the link between poverty, economic downturn and blue collar crime.
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  2308. easy but EXPENSIVE
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  2309. uh...what?
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  2310.  @tylerjeb7888  or look up how human civilisation has increased global temperatures, even before fossil fuels.
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  2311.  @EarlHare  Poms down under state pies down under are better and Aussies state New Zealand pies are better so đŸ€· - Yeah, only redeeming thing that actually originates from the UK is Sunday Roast 😂. That said, Winnie the Pooh cooks amazingly (John Kirkwood’s YouTube channel)
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  2312.  @frenzalrhomb6919  go ask Aussies who have lived or been to NZ. They state the pies are better in NZ đŸ€Ł
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  2313.  @doopmeister8676  I mean if you have very justified reasons to help 'the enemy' in the best way you can, you would too. We won't ask what you did Mr CIA LOL
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  2314.  @DiamondKingStudios  Look up GDF's video, particularly 'The Iraq War wasn't about Oil' - you would expect that American oil companies would have got all the oilfield contracts post-Saddam. But they didn't. Not even a majority. And the US (pre Oct 7th) scaled down geopolitically from the Middle East as well, the US doesn't need ME oil anymore due to the US shale oil revolution. Guess who by far they import from the most? Canada. Guess who is a distant 2nd, with 4x less amount than Canada?.........Mexico. But yes, the early 1950s was quite different but it is different now, despite the 'The US would invade this burger it has so much oil' memes. GDF literally got his video about India-occupied Kashmir and Indian army war crimes there blocked in India by the Indian government, so well, y'all know he's spitting truth LOL
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  2315.  @notsodeep1140  ???? the world isn’t just 4chan bud. Touch some grass.
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  2316. In San Diego last month, with 77% of the population having at least one dose, 60% fully, 531 COVID-19 hospitalisations were unvaccinated, 12 were. Say whatever you want about Dan, but those are the facts.
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  2317.  @ZEPRATGERNODT  Try actual Austrlaian new articles and not random sires eh. Google is one thing, quality of source is another eh. I lvie down udner, You think I dunno what the deal is down here. Get outta here.
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  2318.  @ZEPRATGERNODT  'facts' huh, yeah, no Austrlaian sources, get outta here. I live here. I know what's happening. you aren't 'woke' bud.
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  2319.  @ZEPRATGERNODT  are you finished lying or are you trying to explain to a person who actually lives here how it works? That state government link disproves you easily. And as stated, why aren't you going tinfoil about Canada, who has the same?
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  2320. Nothing to do with it. Too many clowns who don’t work in enterprise IT talking out of their arse in these comments 😂
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  2321. Yep, AMD CPU here. FAR better value and I don't have to swap my motherboard just because they said so and deliberately changed the socket design. I always have ZERO loyalty, only value.
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  2322. Go to jail, do not collect $200 (in bribes)
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  2323. debunk it then.
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  2324. they did. This came from the South Australian quarantine and the lack of vaccine distribution. Maybe blame the right things.
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  2325. 'Imagine companies...' - no need. Look up the Solarwinds hack LOL
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  2326. If youlook into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. your favourite Fox News, owned by the Murdoch family, have 39.4% of the voting power despite owning only 14% of the shares đŸ€«đŸ€Ł
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  2327. There is a monopoly that controls the building of literally most higher end consumer electronics: It’s called ASML 😂
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  2328.  @obie2013  yeah, go watch H0ser's video on Korea and Russia on why a declining population is an issue. Also look into the history of Australian housing, particularly John Howard's changes in the early 2000s. Then come back to this video and look at that housing credit graph h0ser posted. Then do the correlation. House prices sky-rocketed with minimal immigration during 2020 and 2021 due to COVID restrictions. Blaming immigrants or foreign buyers is a joke. It always has majority been Aussies screwing over other Aussies.
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  2329.  @obie2013  Also do you think immigrants don't spend money in the economy? They pay full taxes without full benefits. And often they are working adults who don't need government paid assistance like subsidised child welfare costs or public education costs. You have actually thought about it right?
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  2330.  @obie2013  nice block of text. yeah, you might want to look into Australia's visas and immigration policies. Nice unappliable stereotypes you got there. The fact is it is FAR cheaper for the government to support an working age immigrant as their schooling has already been paid for by another government. Do you truly think the government paying for 18 years of schooling and childcare welfare payments and even them at Uni / TAFE is less than an immigrant? What a joke. Learn some basic maths.
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  2331.  @obie2013  I see you have never immigrated overseas ever. Those kids don't qualify for those child welfare payments as they and the family aren't citizens. Nice one mate.
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  2332. and you seriously think the Conservatives would have been better? just because one is not perfect, does not mean going with the worse option. New Zealand has unfortunately learnt that. Canada luckily didn’t.
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  2333. Another clown who hasn't bothered to actually look at it. Are direct connections from university campuses to shopping malls "no where where people want to go?"
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  2334. And he’s right again
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  2335. laughs in San Marino 🇾đŸ‡Č
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  2336. only that is not the case if you actually watched the video *that charlie admits he is wrong about in this aspect*
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  2337. 1:26 - Brexit Early Access Edition
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  2338. Sky News was pushing for an opening in the first wave. Stop believing their BS propaganda eh. Deb Freckington (Liberal opposition in Queensland) pushed for an opening of Queensland's borders 64 times. Look up Sky News' archives if you want their complicity. Sky News are scum.
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  2339. Also it is common to write multiple things for death certificates. It has been thoroughly debunked if you know anything about hospital process.
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  2340.  @JMMM1986  Or it's the literal books, that are audited and you know how much a scandal it would be if any government cooked the books, particularly for investors who buy state government bonds? Try again. You got duped by the right wing media. Go back to high school level economics class.
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  2341. ​ @benhudson4014  staggered over 50 years. 18.8% of GSP (gross state product, basically the state economy) they only pay 4% of the budget towards interest, government debt isn’t like you have a mortgage eh. (As a comparison, Japan has 200% government debt to GDP and pays 23% of their entire government budget to interest payments) The Vic Government debt is staggered right up until 2050 and in reality, they only have to meet their debt obligations regarding maturity of government bonds and notes for that year. Which they do easily. And they can refinance that debt to pay off that bond and note maturity obligation at anytime. Like they did last year, in which they refinanced $4.3 billion of it, that they don’t have to pay until 2028 and 2030, at a 1.3% pa interest rate. Not a typo. One point three percent.
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  2342.  @johnhazelgrove1616  so it's very low vs very low. Got it mate. Try again.
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  2343. The UK and China fought a couple of wars over trade...oh, come on, don't PC the explanation! It was over opium aka DRUGS!!
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  2344. or see my post in which the experts in other countries got it right.
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  2345.  @MrFastFarmer The Greens have the least investment properties per MP out of any party and were the ones who forced Labor into billions more into social housing. Don’t let me media dupe you otherwise. The Greens have more power and have used it. The reason why you think anything negative about the Greens is because of that media bias despite those hard facts I stated.
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  2346.  @rmar0131  The Greens are the ones who forced Labor into billions more into social housing, They are also the ones who have the least number of investment properties per MP. Don't let the mainstream media trick you otherwise.
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  2347. 1:41 VOTE 1 BLUEY! YES!!!!
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  2348.  @3001Goran I have to try this 0.75x trick. Paul’s voice is already slow and soothing enough at 1x speed 😂 Paul if you are reading this, you’re the modern bedtime story teller for adults 😂
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  2349. so I assume you gonna hand back all your Super, weekends, and penalty rates as they were "socialism" things bud? Yep, you like the things they give you don't ya? ;) John Howard literally cancelled Super in 1996 FFS.
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  2350. ​ @JohnDoe-zz7on  nothing because they didn't intervene because it wasn't in their immediate interest. Stop being so naive about geopolitics. All they did was wave fingers essentially.
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  2351.  @DanielPeaster  the US did unlawfully invade Hawaii. That is a fact.
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  2352.  @DanielPeaster  The Blount Report. the US government literally concluded it was illegal in 1893.
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  2353. In San Diego last month, with 77% of the population having at least one dose, 60% fully, 531 COVID-19 hospitalisations were unvaccinated, 12 were. Say whatever you want about anb, but those are the facts.
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  2354.  @EJTechandDIY  blame your local governments. Competent governments have provided financial assistance to businesses around the world. This does not mean all governments or government things are bad. Just because you are incompetent in one thing, is it fair for me to judge everything you do is incompetent?
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  2355.  @juliantheapostate8295  everyone says that until it's their grandparents.
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  2356. 9:50 - I know exactly what you mean about the 'people thing'. It's the difference between Melbourne and Sydney here in Australia. And many who move from Sydney to Melbourne state similar things to you. And I relate to you in regards to EVERYTHING from a smaller town to a larger one - I moved from 350,000 to 5.5 million.
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  2357. He's done Better Call Saul
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  2358. the first sentance totally ignores how central banks and their regulations work but ok.
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  2359. yep, ya another clown who thinks Joe Rogan, Fox News, and Facebook and Twitter memes are good sources. Canada had them too but they weren't tin foil flavour of the month and they didn't tell you to get angry at them. I assume you know the "camps" were quarantine facilities for incoming only, we don't need them anymore, that we tried hotels with predictable results and as stated, Canada had them too.
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  2360. know computer parts here: Nah, it is far more economics of scale via the supply is prioritised for bigger markets like the US.
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  2361.  @notquiteright45014  Until you realise that 90+% of the new COVID cases in hospital are those unvaccinated.
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  2362. political repression is as old as time itself unfortunately :(
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  2363.  @jord6658  no, try again. See Kazakhstan and them distancing themselves from the CSTO. Geopolitics is never about the big fish bullying smaller fish. It isn’t as simple as that.
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  2364. He done it already.
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  2365. Not quite that simple. Lot of good finance and economics channels have explained it e.g. Patrick Boyle, The Plain Bagel, Money & Macro. All highly qualified and not just financebros (Patrick Boyle = teaches university finance, Plain Bagel’s main job is money management and Money & Macro is a university lecturer in economics). A key aspect of it was Japanese ‘carry trading’, which was pioneered by
..Japanese housewives in the mid 90s. Really. Look it up. The ‘Mrs Watanabe’’s.
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  2366.  @ashleighsparkle8810  most bankruptcies in the US are medical. Most medical bankruptcies are those with insurance.
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  2367. As opposed to actually lying on oath like Gladys did?
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  2368.  Yuck Foutube  like the Federal government overseen aged care homes right?
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  2369. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Not his fault you are financially illiterate. your favourite Fox News, owned by the Murdoch family, have 39.4% of the voting power despite owning only 14% of the shares đŸ€«đŸ€Ł
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  2370. If you want a master class in voting power obfuscation, look up the Lee family’s control of Samsung. Absolute art if it wasn’t so dystopian and late stage capitalism. How robot Zucc has rigged it for himself is pretty funny too if it wasn’t so dystopian either. Blackrock and Vanguard don’t control shit.
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  2371.  @ssb9054  or you can simply look it up yourself
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  2372. Cool. I guess you like the North Korean idea of punishing the entire family for one family member's deeds right?
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  2373.  @f-u-nkyf-u-ntime  dude, it's a 20 second Google search to actually find the actual official document on the WHO website and read it. BRUH, less 'Source: Trust Me Bro' from 'woke' people who only care to lie to your for money, more actually looking it up yourself and reading it.
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  2374.  @f-u-nkyf-u-ntime  It's called "INTERNATIONAL GUIDELINES FOR CERTIFICATION AND CLASSIFICATION (CODING) OF COVID-19 AS CAUSE OF DEATH" - bro, you aren't woke, ya just gullible.
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  2375. The information is declassified i.e. They don't mind you knowing. Think about that.
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  2376.  @drake1896  yes they do, look it up
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  2377. What was said from 10:28 - 10:38 - cough Twitter / 'X' cough
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  2378. In Australia, this has been transitory in reality, mainly because we didn't overdrive the money printer. We only did it ~15% vs 40% in the US. Money printer go brrrr is fine, but too much of it is bad. Australia also had FAR FAR less working age people die of COVID vs the US. It is more nuanced by those outside the US and who knows anything about economics.
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  2379. I’ve literally only invested in undervalued companies that I know are actually profitable and have strong growth and I’m still up 15% this month 😂 Extremely meme stocks indeed like an offshore vessel company (see global shortage until 2027 thus prices will be sky high) a financial company and a undergarment company 😂 😮 #makeinvestingboring
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  2380. You are aware it was literally a security guard that help spread it right?
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  2381.  AgraFena stepanov  yes Antony, one of the writers, is Australian. Khan was a pace bowler but he would have faced plenty of spin bowling while batting.
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  2382. Even their lower end Thinkpads use higher end Samsung / Western Digital NVM-e SSDs however (depends on batch which one but both are higher end) 😂
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  2383. The old "they died from not wearing a seatbelt, not them speeding!!!" dumbness. Pretty sure the greatest factor was them speeding. Much like if they didn't catch COVID-19 in the first place, it wouldn't have made their other conditions worse. It has been medical practice around the world, far before COVID, to list all the factors that contributed to a death on the death certificate. Less tinfoil bro.
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  2384. Only this has proven to be false by the statistics. And why do you care about mental health all of a sudden?
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  2385. I can link you the study if you wish. Sky News was pushing for an opening in the first wave. Stop believing their BS propaganda eh. Deb Freckington (Liberal opposition in Queensland) pushed for an opening of Queensland's borders 64 times. Look up Sky News' archives if you want their complicity. Sky News are scum.
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  2386. and you seriously think the Conservatives would have been better? just because one is not perfect, does not mean going with the worse option. New Zealand has unfortunately learnt that. Canada luckily didn’t.
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  2387. This is why in civilised coutnries, we have universal healthcare. Yes, it's still a basic monopoly, however there is no profit incentive and the only incentive for governments is to properly heal you so you get back to work quicker (see more tax revenue), and paying you say welfare payments if you are jobless or disabled is still ALOT cheaper than hospital and medical costs so covering people who can't work is still incentivised. And no, is your private health insurance <1.82% of your pre-tax income like in Australia? And no, we don't pay more tax than you **for the median income**. There are online income tax calculators of any country in the world these days, don't make yourself look silly. And no, the wait times and services are similair if not better than the US. A lot of countries with unviersal healthcare have MORE doctors and midwives per 100,000.
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  2388.  @The.Red.Tomahawk  prove it with evidence.
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  2389.  @The.Red.Tomahawk  only wait times are not worse than the US particuarly factoring in admin times for the US, You are aware how insurance works and how it's jsut a pool of money? Guess what a larger pool of money gets you? Cheaper products. And the ones contributing to the system ARE the shareholders so there is no profit incentive. Not to mention as the government has pools of money from elsewhere, they can just reallocate as needed.
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  2390.  @The.Red.Tomahawk  Dude, I'm talking aobut pools of money BUYING MEDICAL PRODUCTS. Also you are using tech developed from taxpayer money too ROFL (The Internet, wireless signal trasmission such as WiFi). Also the methodology of wait times is rather easy to do. You think international comaprisions by the UN and WHO isn't a thing nor are independent comparisons.... less emotions, more logic.
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  2391.  @The.Red.Tomahawk  bro. Jake in this video literally goes into the money inefficiencies of private healthcare companies. Less emotions bro. Why does it work everywhere else then? Are your private healthcare costs <1.82% of your pre tax wage like in Australia? Or do you want to pay more of your post tax wage to it?
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  2392.  @The.Red.Tomahawk  way to dodge the actual subject ;)
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  2393. Sky News was pushing for an opening in the first wave. Stop believing their BS propaganda eh. Deb Freckington (Liberal opposition in Queensland) pushed for an opening of Queensland's borders 64 times. Look up Sky News' archives if you want their complicity. Sky News are scum.
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  2394. And the Indian supplier the supplies 1/2 the genetics to the US was caught with contamination issues *and literally shredding documents stating their dodgy QA issues* Rampant capitalism is bad enough. We don’t need additional propaganda like this.
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  2395.  @coonhound_pharaoh  read my posts as separate topics eh
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  2396. @@A_R_B_G Yes and No. 30% of US government bonds is owned by foreign entities. But it is in US currency.
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  2397. 18:21 - OMG a Dell keyboard.
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  2398.  @bongo990 it is. Likely different mics that have been upgraded over the years.
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  2399.  @winzyl9546  he has at least two other writers that write for him, as well as writing them himself.
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  2400. He has in his other videos.
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  2401. Yo, so when are you going to the Esequibo region for our entertainment like every other spicy geopolitical hotspot you have visited? LOL
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  2402. The British police and UK government have known of Jim Browning a long time and I have no doubt they let him do the stuff he does because of the greater good and both have no doubt stepped in when Jim Browning what on the borderline legally and let it pass. He's consistently worked with authorities in multiple videos.
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  2403.  @js70371  nothing to do with it. Everything to do with algorithm automation tagging based upon the audio 😂 - They do this whenever you say ‘COVID-19’. Occam’s Razor eh. Do you serious think Google’s auto-bots are good when they can’t fix the massive obvious YouTube comments bot problem? 😂😂
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  2404. Literally everywhere that has extremely high solar irradiation. Look up a world map of it.
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  2405.  @THXTron  that is incorrect. Blackrock and Vanguard in reality doesn’t control anything. All they do is invest OTHER people’s money on behalf of them. Even you can get them to invest your money for you by buying into one of their ETFs on the stockmarket. If you look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less.
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  2406.  @randyrhodes7137  Unrelated. They were shorting the stock because Trump supporters were dumbly buying the stock when DJT is grossly unprofitable and thus overvalued.
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  2407. like they did in 2019 when Cloudflare had issues...or in 2020 when Google had issues...yeah no.
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  2408. CAN’T HAVE BASIC HUMAN BEHAVIOUR EXPLANATIONS EVER!!!
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  2409. Sky News was pushing for an opening in the first wave. Stop believing their BS propaganda eh. Deb Freckington (Liberal opposition in Queensland) pushed for an opening of Queensland's borders 64 times. Look up Sky News' archives if you want their complicity. Sky News are scum.
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  2410.  @starventure  This myth again - to quote: "So, altogether, direct US expenses on defence in Europe are estimated to range between US$30.7bn in 2017 and US$36.0bn in 2018, or between 5.1% and 5.5% of the total US defence budget, as measured by the IISS. These numbers, it could be argued, put the total defence spending of European NATO allies – US$239.1bn – in something of a different light." - lol you. This was 2018 as well. I think the International Institute for Strategic Studies knows a bit more than you.
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  2411.  @rogergeyer9851 everyone is gangster until the hospital bill arrives. Here's a clue: Most US bankruptcies are medical. Most of those medical ones are from those WITH insurance.
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  2412. It came from SOUTH AUSTRALIAN quaratine.
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  2413.  @pgraham28  who were forced to use hotels due to federal being incompetent and not setting up official ones despite the capacity and knowledge being able to.
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  2414. Yes, it's often say 20% more (if that) manufacturing cost per unit / per 100g, but it sells for often 2x to 3x the difference, I have seen documents lol. And these are wholesale prices, let alone retail LOL. The higher quality ingredients are no way near close to the price difference objectively LOL.
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  2415. Another one who has no idea about how the grid works. Is is FAR cheaper and faster to build renewable infrastructure than gas.
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  2416.  @UndertakerFromWWE  Aldi products have literally won blind taste tests where you didn't know what the label was. Keep falling for the marketing.
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  2417. the 15% input tax is ONLY if your volunteerily contribute more. The intital employer contribution is tax free. And people do this to lower their taxable income, because otherwise, that money would be charged at 32.5% via income tax. Don't comment if you don't know basics like this.
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  2418. Ok Igor.
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  2419.  @Dushmann_  quite a few 'identity hire' comments points towards Russian troll farm botting. As you likely aren't now, yeah, you're the first one to listen to the Indian guy Youtube video when your home gaming PC / laptop has issues, don't lie LOL. Also Chelsea Manning says hi.
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  2420.  @Dushmann_  Am I wrong though? You come crawling back to the bad quality audio Indian guy tech video when your computer has issues.
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  2421. It was a corrupted channel file (basically updating cyber threat lists) and as that file was corrupted, the operating system couldn’t boot properly as a result. It is a needed evil in reality as malware targets the kernal level.
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  2422. H0ser wins again with this. I understand how government debt works and once again accurate and funny as hell at the same time.
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  2423. Kiwi here. MMP was based off the German one ;)
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  2424. It’s Blackstone who has been buying residential real estate, not Blackrock facepalm Not the same company fam. Less getting your information from TikTok or memes
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  2425.  @desobrien6136  most financial institutions avoid it like the plague in reality due to the risk and in reality, far less returns than commercial infrastructure investment. Commercial property values, particularly of infrastructure and industrial and farm real estate, fluctuates a lot less, have greater yield, have longer term rental contracts thus better cashflow, the drawdown is a lot less in bad financial times
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  2426. THE. Best. Tourist. Spot. Review. Ever. 😂
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  2427.  @winlos03  Aussies emphasise their 'i' sounds ALOT (in all Aussie accents, not just bogan / broad), the Vancouver / Western Canadian accent emphasise the 'o' sounds more.
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  2428. 0:46 the pronunciation of 'back' is very Canadian for example. EDIT: and the 'o' in 'over' seconds later.
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  2429. Actually look up some Celtic highlights lazy man.
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  2430. Only they are apples and oranges if you bothered to look under the hood and not just state they are the same because the paint job on both of them are blue.
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  2431.  @ethandye8764  lol judging a portfolio on a year. The S&P 500 for the years 1993 to mid-2023, the average stock market return for the last 30 years is 9.90% (7.22% when adjusted for inflation). The Asian Financial Crisis, the dot-com bubble, the GFC and COVID happened in that time.
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  2432.  @dankburgers  I assume you looked into how clinical trials work but ok
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  2433.  @dankburgers  y'know, Google Scholar and peer reviewed published findings are a thing bro.
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  2434.  @dankburgers  you think there was only one trial. LOL. Dude, there's been like around 25 COVID-19 vaccines in development. Most of them have failed (most medical trials do) due to them being too ineffective or had too many side effects. I assume you about say the one by the University of Queensland that failed in stage 2? Fierce Pharma have a dedicated COVID-19 vaccine development ticker bro.
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  2435.  @dankburgers  you do realise due to the strong clinical trial process, most medical drug development trials fails right?
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  2436.  @dankburgers  Also, have the courage to insult me properly. And maybe, actually next time source better than "Source: Just Trust Me Bro" or those who lie to you for money. As stated, do you think lying to shareholders is a light casual thing to do with no consequences? Or...maybe the trial results mentioned in those reports can be looked up and read and trusted.
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  2437. It is more ‘whatever’ in regards to overall impact. The classic saying “You owe the bank $10,000, it is your problem. You owe the bank $100 million, it is the bank’s problem”
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  2438.  @dEcmircEd  yes, the latter has been calculated. It's still cheaper fir places eith massive solar irradiation. Not to mention, solar farms are typically next existing transmission lines and of course rooftop, uses existing.
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  2439.  @hanifarroisimukhlis5989  you forget the transmission costs are the biggest part of your bill. If you build it in the middle of the desert not near population centres, that negates any cost saving. In Australia, rooftop solar is literally less expensive than solar farms. You forget there is no land cost with rooftop solar as well, that isn't borne by the electricity companies.
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  2440.  @dEcmircEd  it is in reality the initial upfront cost. It is a few thousand dollars, but that will be paid off within 5 years via solar feed-in. Solar panels tend to last 20. And there is strong uptake. The states of Western Australia and South Australia have the highest solar panel adoption per 100,000 households in the world. And these are states in which mining are a strong part of their economies.
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  2441.  Sean Penney  and you've never been an admin on a Youtube or Facebook page ever. Got it.
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  2442.  @wolfrickthedesigner4748 the crabs successfully invade Christmas Island each breeding season 😂 (look it up, it’s real and an amazing part of nature)
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  2443. Down under here and we were the first to notice. It hit us at 3:29pm on a Friday afternoon 😂😱. I was in a group conference call getting servers back up until 7ish. Fun times indeed. Still have to deal with the Bitlockered staff laptops on Monday 🙃🙂😇 - We have a way around this. But Monday gonna be FUUUUUUUUUUN 😅😭
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  2444. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Not his fault you are financially illiterate. your favourite Fox News, owned by the Murdoch family, have 39.4% of the voting power despite owning only 14% of the shares đŸ€«đŸ€Ł Zucc has 60% of the voting rights in Meta despite owning far far less shares, because he owns 90% of the non public Class B shares, which have 10x the voting power of the public shares đŸ€«đŸ˜‚ They don’t control shit eh.
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  2445. Nothing, Singapore literally does this very well.
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  2446. LOL someone has zero clue on urban planning
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  2447. If you are in IT, you know how super easy a system or software update can do this. And it has been done plently before. Just not to this scale.
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  2448.  @Lokii_777  only it is. It was a botched software update to the client that guards that piece of hardware and reports back to the company's server for that service. The analogy is upgrading the security system in your home but accidentally knocking out the power to your house and thus every device connected to that power. And yes, because I'm in IT and we know exactly what it is, and what that piece of software does. Occam's Razor.
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  2449. Remember, the actions of the government are not the same as the people. Ordinary Chinese are suffering in this downturn as well. And yes, they do plenty protest if you watch other 'China news' channels like this.
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  2450. no they don't and there are MANY patented Mary Jane varieties.
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  2451. Sub 'Vancouver' for 'Sydney' and 'Melbourne' in Australia and it is exactly the same accusations.
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  2452. Never judge a country or culture by pop culture things eh.
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  2453. it's the Youtube algorithm.
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  2454. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Not his fault you are financially illiterate. your favourite Fox News, owned by the Murdoch family, have 39.4% of the voting power despite owning only 14% of the shares đŸ€«đŸ€Ł Zucc has 60% of the voting rights in Meta despite owning far far less shares, because he owns 90% of the non public Class B shares, which have 10x the voting power of the public shares đŸ€«đŸ˜‚ They don’t control shit eh.
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  2455. *major city is often only classed as s city over 1 million people. Honolulu only just very recently passed that mark. Get your context right
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  2456. They do. Less insecure bias mate. It was the Greens that secured billions more in social housing and are the ones who are actually pushing housing reform.
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  2457. *except as stated, for metals.
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  2458. We have PLENTY of manufacturing, only it is in very niche industries such as medical, petroleum and mining. The public only thinks of lower end, lower profit consumer manufacturing. The Australian car industry was a joke that should have ended in the mid 80s. The foreign companies (GM owns Holden) only cared about the fat government subsidies and never cared about the actual quality of the cars.
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  2459.  @davidradtke160  exactly. WSM did a poor video here. There are many China based sources even right here on Youtube he could have sourced which explains it a lot better.
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  2460. Remember, all the food delivery apps, including your American ones, followed exactly this same model in overseas countries, deliberate cash burn to gain market share. You might as well get your VC subsidised meal. Let the (dumb) rich feed you. At least you, the commenter and video watcher, are getting monetarily compensated for your data with Temu and the food delivery apps (via discounts) unlike right here on YouTube and Facebook.
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  2461.  @wingsofsuspensionlifts6814  and it was nothing to do with the lines.
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  2462. Hey noob 26 million people and the richest per person country in the world based on total net worth.
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  2463. Reading these "checks" for settlements = beyond absurd for anyone outside the US. Gees, I've got $500 as part of a class action (bank being naughty charging not agreed-for fees) and they deposited it directly via internet banking as I submitted an online form for my bank account details.
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  2464. Albo has stated doesn’t care how it is pronounced and the Aussie pronunciation is wrong anyway vs proper Italian (Al-ba-nay-see). The man himself has stated all these differences. And the Italian pronunciation is mispronounced vs the Albanian origin.
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  2465. This isn’t to do with Microsoft Windows Updates nor would it affect your home devices as Crowdstrike is an enterprise product.
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  2466. The NHS is slowly being dismantled by the Tories. A FY1 junior doctor gets paid 58% more in Australia. Not a typo. Fifty-eight percent.
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  2467. I won’t be surprised if Win10 will be over 11 as well.
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  2468. This would have been screened by British and Ukrainian intelligence and it wouldn’t be revealing what the Russians don’t already know.
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  2469.  @dannykeeler4018 fun party trick 😂
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  2470. Have you seen your electricity bill and the damn rebate? Do you know what the stage 3 tax cuts were?
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  2471. They still are in the form of mules and donkeys by guerrilla forces. You can’t hack paper communications.
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  2472. I live in Melbourne here. It is both due to history. Each suburb, due to immigration history and selective design, often has it's unique architecture with it's older buildings borrowed from several different European designs.
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  2473. Actual academics here, in QUT law school professors. He got off on a technicality, re-trial and new lawsuits are 1000% coming: https://www.sbs.com.au/news/how-george-pell-won-in-the-high-court-on-a-legal-technicality
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  2474. I do this too 😂 and I’ve been on flights with 1) decent turbulence 2) holding patterns 3) a failed landing thus a go-around and tried again (without letting the passengers know but many at the windows obviously noticed it).
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  2475. They had fun with this thumbnail too LOL
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  2476. prove it. it is a simplified but correct understanding.
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  2477. only you can afford it....behind military service. Notice that?
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  2478. STRAYA!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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  2479. Also the fundamentals are not bad. Yes, revenue might be down and growth maybe stagnant, but it still has $37.43 Billion cash on hand, even after setting fire to a lot of it via the Metaverse, with a 20% net margin profit. The fundamentals are not shit. Hate the Zucc all you want, but the financials are there.
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  2480.  @peterfmodel  Microsoft's PE is 38 as well. Berkshire, which is in reality the Warren Buffett ETF at this point, PE is 24. PE is an important consideration, but it isn't the be all and end all.
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  2481. Once again this excuse. Germany pays the same into NATO as the US, Japan literally pays for most of the cost of it’s US bases. And basic geopolitics means that country only help other countries when it is politically beneficial to do so.
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  2482.  @bootsie5396  that is not how any of this works if you bothered to look into it and how regulated it is.
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  2483.  @bootsie5396  the S&P500 fell 46% in 2008. Australian 'high growth' (riskier than most) portfolios fell 21% that year. Not to mention there is a lot more regulation on both since 2008. Have you ever bothered to look into say portfolio holdings of various portfolios of various Australian private pension investment companies? It isn't just equities, unless you specifically want that. You have zero idea. Just stop it.
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  2484. ​ @bootsie5396  The Australian stockmarket of the top 100 companies over the last 100 years has increased by an average of 6% per year, or 2% factoring in all of the inflation. Do note that inflation was far higher and much more turbulent up to 1950 around the world. A few things have happened in that time to affect the stockmarket eh. - We have data (not just this) to support 'dollar cost averaging'. If investment analysts often cannot 'time the market', how do you think you can?
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  2485.  @bootsie5396  ' corporate socialism' - or it is literally 'workers owning the means of production' as they indirectly own shares to the factory via their mandatory individual pension and their fund investing their money. You did think of it in that way right?
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  2486.  @bootsie5396  you forget in this case, the workers ARE the 'corporate'.
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  2487.  @bootsie5396  you did think that the reason you are against this is because you have associated equity investment with the rich and the only reason you think that is because they historically have gatekept it via far higher barriers to entry. The big reality is that due to a far aging population, taxes will not be able to pay for future pensions alone and forcing companies to provide pension payments to you, which is then invested, is FAR FAR better than ballooning government debt. You thought about ALL of this right?
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  2488.  @bootsie5396  or you have no idea. In these schemes, it is literally the employer paying for your pension, which is then invested, therefore you indirectly own the companies via the shares the pension investment companies own. Therefore it is indirectly "the workers owning the means of production". Or you can get the government to do it e.g. Norway's Sovereign Wealth Fund. Is it a perfect system? No. But it's a hell of a lot better than going into massive government debt to fund pensions. Just how do you think you are going to solve that problem? What are your solutions?
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  2489.  @bootsie5396  and you don't get the irony of the rich historically gatekeeoing investing therefore you are against it.
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  2490.  @bootsie5396  it isn't **over a 30-45 year investment horizon* which these schemes are. You do not judge this investment horizon by a 2 year bubble. See my historical stats before. Not to mention if you bothered to look into the portfolio make-up, they aren't index funds, most are a mix of Australian and International equities, infrastructure and property and sometimes bonds as well. It is rather unfortunate in reality you have no idea of investing and Wall Street Millennial would state the same thing I am saying.
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  2491.  @bootsie5396  it is OK to state you are ignorant of a thing and learn. Ignorance isn't just a right wing thing. (Even though I have stated how these schemes actually help the workers more but ok).
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  2492.  @bootsie5396  These schemes are literally the modern co-op (with FAR less risk and more diversification) only you can't get your head around that due to ignorance and bias. No point owning a co-op of one store/company if that store/company goes bust.
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  2493. LOL OH SHIT, forgot about this niche Aussie tourist stereotype LOL
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  2494. He literally mentioned it in the 'fr?' (For real?) joke with a picture of an Aboriginal girl when discussing 'rights for all' and he stated "COLONIAL" history. H0ser's shitposting humour was too smart for you.
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  2495. Non mass adoption is not the same as ‘going nowhere’.
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  2496. YouTube policies.
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  2497.  @zacharyhall6404  Go Trump, get Thumped.
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  2498. No, renewables are not high priced. Multiple financial reports from energy generation companies state as much. It is more that coal is even more expensive than gas, and we don’t have enough pumped hydro or batteries and thus the higher use if natural gas for electricity peaking demand.
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  2499. They are inaccurate on some things here but it is a fact Hawaii was illegally invaded.
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  2500. LOL you know nothing about French foreign policy. Look up France's STILL neo-colonialism in West Africa, their control of the CFA Franc and wanting to meddle with the new proposed African Eco currency. And France's contention with other EU states about being too friendly with the US.
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  2501. Glory to Portugal!
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  2502. this above sentence just proved you are a super gullible person who sources from "woke" sources who exaggerate for money and that you've never read a single Australian based source about it in your life.
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  2503. Yep, the contrast of ‘serious tone’ Mark Felton when talking about WWII and the classic British humour and wording here 😂 If you haven’t seen the video of the history of the 10 Downing Street cat 🐈 , it’s the same contrast đŸ€Ł
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  2504. that is not how anything works if you know what central banks do (by law btw) and Keynesian monetary theory LOL
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  2505. *You MASSIVELY missed the nuance here* Here in Australia, Rupert Murdoch owns 70% our print media (News Corp, who also own Fox News in the US), our media has a strong bias that has supported and helped elect our conservative party (Liberals, yes they are the CONSERVATIVE party in Australia) in the majority of our elections in recent history. This is actually a massive power struggle between Murdoch's news media and Facebook. Our former prime minister Kevin Rudd just sat before our senate for a Royal Commission into Murdoch's monopoly on our news media. You can view this in full on Kevin Rudd's Youtube page. The government is pushing Rupert Murdoch’s agenda - major news outlets will get compensated but independent journalists won’t. This Australian law says that, to simply link to news articles, one has to pay the publisher — and only establishment news qualifies. This disenfranchises independent news as well as breaks a key aspect of a free and open internet — being able to link to and move between different sites liberally.
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  2506. so yes, your statement is lawfully ironic.
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  2507. *looks at video title* All the Aussies and Kiwis: "Oh, no shit sherlock!" - but we know this video isn't directed at us and more others who dunno how f'n incompetent he was.
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  2508. correct. It totally depends on the type of hiking and THE CONDITIONS. Leather would be terrible in a humid environment hike for example as you stated. Where shoes are made is *massive*. Asics are massively favoured by people with wide feet because what-do-you-know, it's a Japanese brand with a strong brand presence in Asia and genetically east Asians have wider feet! It's the same with Asian glasses brands because of the narrower bridge. They WERE the original 'barefoot' brand by default in reality. - I am VERY VERY surprised Rose Anvil didn't review an Asics wide shoe in his wide show showdown.
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  2509. the BBC has already collaborated with him.
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  2510. or y'know, it was a change configuration that went wrong and rolled back, Happens a lot in IT, it's happened before with AWS and Google Cloud and Cloudflare. Occam's Razor eh.
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  2511. he's talking to a global audience. Utes is very much Australian and NZ slang
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  2512. Do note in Jared's book, the Easter Island theory has been throughly debunked with new archeological evidence.
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  2513.  @WhoDoUthinkUr  Slavery has occurred since civilisation began.
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  2514. Yes, via lobbying, not voting rights
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  2515.  @The13thRonin  and individual companies. Vanguard and Blackrock only own portions, usually around 5%
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  2516. WHO - the world health organisation. Do you even listen to your own logic?
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  2517.  @kurjan1  ok bro. Here's a question: Why do you think those who have actually exposed governments, like Assange and Snowden, get heavily targeted while your 'sources' don't? Federal police can take down underground criminal networks spanning multiple countries but not your 'sources' or their videos / social media posts? - All those 'sources' want is your views and money. They don't actually believe what they say. And why would they expose themselves to your dumb arse when they can make far more money selling those secrets to foreign governments? You have thought about all of this right?
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  2518. because they don't use Fastly and Google uses their own CDN services.
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  2519. If you are lucky enough to have a locally domiciled FANG ETF.... returns go BRRRRRRRR
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  2520. All Blackrock do is invest OTHER people’s money on behalf of them, like your Super Fund. Even you can get them to invest your money for you by buying into one of their iShares ETFs. Please actually educate yourself. Super Funds own far more. Australian Super own 3.44% of BHP by themselves, let alone other Super Funds.
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  2521. +50 Rubles. The bot / poorly paid Indian or Pakistani troll farm worker can't even get the subject matter right. I am assuming the Myanmar border ones are a bit preoccupied and out of action at the moment.
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  2522.  @jacksmith-mu3ee  You are aware of what troll farms are, who works them, who pays for them and where they are located right? If not, you are literally dumber than a bot, particularly when this video has nothing to do with China. But ok Igor or Ahmed. That said, it could be the very high quality Floridian education system at play here eh.
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  2523.  @jacksmith-mu3ee  Sure, but this video has nothing to do with China bud. The same Reuters source also speaks of the Myanmar troll farms and Russian troll farms LOL. Unlike you, I actually watch the video.
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  2524. tariffs are taxes paid BY THE IMPORTER
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  2525. Anyone who actually knows how it works fully agree with him but we are all in the payroll 🙄
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  2526. LOL - EVEN YOU DON'T TRUELY BELEIVE THAT - LET'S BE REAL.
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  2527.  @spudwesth  Yes, I am sure you are more qualified in the matter than Paul’s researchers 🙃
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  2528. Nuclear takes 10 years to build on average (IEA stats), is a nightmare to decommission cost wise, with an average cost of US $330 million and that if there is few complications, otherwise if there are, try towards $1 billion. In 2013 dollars. It actually needs to be near a water source as well. Not to mention, like fossil fuels, uranium is a globally traded commodity that is subject to world demand and geopolitical whims. Not to mention the bridging of waiting for the nuclear power plant to be built means often more bridging with more expensive fossil fuels, significantly negating any economic or environmental benefit. And even with closed cycle nuclear, it still produces waste that needs to be stored for 500 years. At least. Nuclear is not a cure all and the best and cheapest option literally depends on geography and national grid generation design are designed as such.
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  2529.  @dedvi  yes, it called a closed cycle reactor. That uses recycled nuclear. They already exist. They still produce waste that cannot be reprocessed further and still needs to be stored for 500 years. At least.
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  2530. he is literally hurting their interests with increased consumer prices.
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  2531. People smile or laugh as stress relief. It is instinctual. Other primates do it. We aren't different. We laugh because things don't make sense or as with other primates, as a danger call to others.
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  2532. and the thing is, foreigners outside NA see Canada is 'US lite' in quite a few ways really e.g. your horrendous telecommunications sector.
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  2533. yes.
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  2534. It isn’t vs biomethane. It is in reality an extreme first world privilege and waste. It is using electricity to produce hydrogen to then convert back to electricity. It is a joke in most places, particularly vs biomethane, which is gas produced from agricultural waste, household waste and construction waste, and can use existing natural gas infrastructure. Not to mention biomethane is lighter, solves the “fuel to carry fuel” issue of heavy transportation, and literally is not as dangerous to store and produce as hydrogen. If you have been to developing countries, you know how much waste there is and the dependence on natural gas for cooking. Biomethane literally solves both issues while using existing natural gas infrastructure thus FAR cheaper. They can’t afford to built out completely new infrastructure.
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  2535. Cars don’t have this ‘fuel to carry fuel’ problem as much and the existing electricity infrastructure is already there.
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  2536. it's already happening. See tech growth stocks like Cloudflare as a CLEAR example. Tom Nash is perfectly correct and I have financially benefited from these, high growth, currently loss making revenue wise, tech stocks.
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  2537. grow up kid. We do but do your bills stop when you take a vacation?
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  2538.  @kyles2232  ok Mr Ego. You do realise people taking vacations means people spend more right? As a business owner, you don't want that? Also as a business owner, you can't think of externalities like this?
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  2539.  @kyles2232  it literally isn’t everywhere around the world that actually has it. It is always full pay. You aren’t helping that “Americans know nothing outside their borders” stereotype.
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  2540. Remember, based on the past, for Ukrainian sources, whatever Ukraine quote in Russian casualties or dead, take 30-40% of that for the real estimate.
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  2541. The contention between the two Chinas and Australia and NZ in the South Pacific is far from a new thing and has been a significant issue since at least the mid 80s. Before that, the "big scare" geopolitically was Japan in the 1970s.
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  2542.  lolcano234  "our area" - no it isn't. It is the Pacific Islands' area.
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  2543.  lolcano234  The official names of both countries is the People's Republic of China (China) and the Republic of China (Taiwan)
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  2544. LOL - it is pure economics. Texas is far cheaper and has a strong job market. And Texas has been slowly turning 'Blue' for at least a decade now. Start being an adult and look at the facts in a impartial way. This American political tribalism is laughable to others outside the US.
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  2545.  @MCDONALD6969  Also the irony of one of your ancestors being in a low paid job in being a 'cook', isn't lost.
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  2546. That takes precious product development time and budget though
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  2547.  @eyesopen4489  as stated, it is common to detail all the possible complications / contributing factors on a death certificate for a deceased person e.g. the COVID-19 weakened their immune system so their asthma got worse as a result, for example, so both are listed. This is common medical practice, far before COVID-19. I suggest being less gullible.
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  2548. @Photo Art as opposed to the Black Death, which killed 25% of the entire population of Europe resulting in the elites getting......LESS power. What happened to world control after the 1968 flu, which killed 1 to 4 million people globally.... less tinfoil bro.
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  2549. @Photo Art you are aware the Black Death resulting in so many dying that the surviving peasants could get higher wages and better working conditions due to labour shortages or even better, if their Lord died and they survived, they took over the land and/or bought up all the now super cheap land. Less tinfoil, more history bro.
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  2550. @Photo Art yes, the power of supply and demand worked in the 14th century too.
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  2551.  @eyesopen4489  stating other contributing factors does not mean they didn't die from CVODI e.g. they didn't wear their seatbelt, that means they didn't die from crashing their car!!! Your logic. You need glasses if your eyes are open yet are still blind AF.
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  2552. @Photo Art Please tell me what happened to GLOBAL CONTROL after 1968? Help me out bro.
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  2553. @Photo Art Don't dodge the questions like Gladys does bro.
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  2554. @Photo Art Pretty sure more people dying under the 1968 flu was the Commies trying to get GLOBAL CONTROL right? See how stupid you sound? :)
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  2555.  @eyesopen4489  Please tell me what happened to GLOBAL CONTROL after 1968, when 1-4 million people died? Help me out bro. You're WOKE right? Did the Commies do it?
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  2556.  @eyesopen4489  I suggest learning about common medical practices and interpreting data properly WOKE one.
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  2557. If it isn't the same as similar rentals in the area, you can contest it via Consumer Affairs Victoria. Know your rights.
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  2558.  @davidsmaller371 I assume you don't want your weekends, penalty rates Medicare or Super as they were all "left" things? I assume you supported John Howard cancelling Super in 1996 right? And I assume you support Sky News not covering that Gladys B in NSW killed all the koalas right? Also I assume you didn't hear Sky cover the 1200% in land clearing by Gladys B as well?
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  2559.  @davidsmaller371  In other words, stop being so damn gullible and falling for the Murdoch BS.
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  2560.  @davidsmaller371  yes,the NSW Libs have increased forest clearing by 1200% but I bet you never heard that from Sky News
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  2561.  @davidsmaller371  So when are you gonna give up your weekends and refund your Super as they were things introduced by the 'left'?
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  2562.  @davidsmaller371  yeah, I was born and raised in NZ and this is literal online gaming name I have used for 20 years but try again
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  2563.  @davidsmaller371  Don't believe in Super...hahaha, says a lot. So no weekends then?
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  2564.  @davidsmaller371  the Greens thing was from Barnaby Joyce, a guy with actual mental health issues everyone can see but yeah, trust him.
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  2565.  @davidsmaller371  "A former NSW fire and rescue commissioner, Greg Mullins, has written this week that the hotter and drier conditions, and the higher fire danger ratings, were preventing agencies from carrying out prescribed burning. He said: “Blaming ‘greenies’ for stopping these important measures is a familiar, populist, but basically untrue claim.”"
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  2566.  @davidsmaller371  so you trust Barnaby over a former NSW head fire chief. Got it. Stop lapping up the BS Sky News propaganda. It's embarrassing
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  2567.  @davidsmaller371  Let me know when you refund all the penalty rates you were paid too.
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  2568.  @davidsmaller371  ok. As said, you like the things the "left" gives you. Also the Murdoch press announced the Libs were going to win the Monaro by-election before they lost. Yep, no bias there at all...
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  2569.  @davidsmaller371  1) I haven't donated a cent 2) Doesn't change the rest of my actual facts that you know I have debunked but refuse to acknowledge and thus you are jumping from one to another. Kinda ironic you are crying about echo chambers. And on the donate page, IT IS LITERALLY STATES WHERE TO FIND A FINANCIAL REPORT. Less insane tinfoil mate, more 5 minutes of reading.
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  2570.  @davidsmaller371  Also pretty sure it was the Libs the raid the ABC and defunded them if you want to cry about freedom. And before your brain explodes, Sky News protested these raids too.
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  2571.  @davidsmaller371  Grow up. When announced Sky News Libs were going to win the Monaro by-election and constantly attacked the Labor candidate before they lost, you don't think that is a bit bias?
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  2572.  @davidsmaller371  I wonder why you don't mention the Republican Interest groups eh.... as said, please grow up. Sky News is blatantly bias and even you can see it.
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  2573.  @davidsmaller371  I literally did buddy thus the conclusion when you click on the donate page. As stated, Sky News is laughably bias as indicated by their Monaro by-election coverage.
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  2574.  @davidsmaller371  Haha Avi. That guy is a joke and is laughed at in Melbourne. Also he beats his wife (I assumed you knew that if you looked him up)
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  2575.  @davidsmaller371  or y'know I actually disproved you again and thus you changed the subject. Again. Grow up.
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  2576. clickbait works.
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  2577. "or instance, Australia has had its coldest January for 21 years and the nationally-averaged rainfall was 25% above the 1961–1990 average at 582.2 mm, which makes 2022 the ninth-wettest year on record for Australia" - I like how you literally condradicted yourself there - you know climate IS LONG TERM PATTERNS. I live in Aus too. Also for farmers, it is about accessible water - which is a known issue.
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  2578. and guess what. You brain doesn't fully develop before at least 23 so you are more prone to social pressures and mental illness. More understanding of the issue, less shotgun blaming.
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  2579. Windows isn't the root cause.
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  2580. So basically you are endorsing that the lockdown is working then. and how twisted are you to want MORE infections to feed your ego?
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  2581.  @B0SS330  uh huh. August to November 2020 - Melbourne. Try again. Also why bother having it this convoluted when you are on Youtube and Facebook?
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  2582.  @B0SS330  3 million children during the Victorian era in England died from bovine TB. Guess why people don't die from drinking milk anymore?
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  2583. They weren't big banks eh
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  2584. The actual facts says differently
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  2585. All are a factor but so is the Trumpism factor, and like in Canada, but not to the same extent, Potato Temu Trump (Dutton) did have association and shades of Trumpism, and like in Canada, tried to distance himself from it when Mango Mussolini went a bit too crazy, even for old mate Potato Temu Trump. But the public see through that. The big question is not if the left will win, but by how much, and how much the Greens and the independents, who mainly lean left, get. Labor played the political game better and Potato had weaker second party support. Even the independents are making headway into regional seats for example. Most of the Teals are just Tree Tories in reality.
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  2586. ⁠ Other countries have already have these instant payments systems for years Ol’ Tinfoil. The US banking system is 10 years behind everyone else. Spot the American who knows nothing outside ya own borders (you).
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  2587. it's youtube comments. as long as the majority are sane, it is fine. See it as immunity for "the stupid and the tinfoil".
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  2588. +50 Rubles. Bro, we can see your past comments on his channel and which channels you’re subbed to 😂
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  2589.  @Lapsontheboy  if ya gonna hate, at least make sense 😂
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  2590. The Hill missed the massive nuances unfortunately. Here in Australia, Rupert Murdoch owns 70% our print media (News Corp, who also own Fox News in the US), our media has a strong bias that has supported and helped elect our conservative party (Liberals) in the majority of our elections in recent history. This is actually a massive power struggle between Murdoch's news media ) and Facebook. Our former prime minister Kevin Rudd just sat before our senate for a Royal Commission into Murdoch's monopoly on our news media. You can view this in full on Kevin Rudd's Youtube page. The government is pushing Rupert Murdoch’s agenda - major news outlets will get compensated but independent journalists won’t. This Australian law says that, to simply link to news articles, one has to pay the publisher — and only establishment news qualifies. This disenfranchises independent news as well as breaks a key aspect of a free and open internet — being able to link to and move between different sites liberally.
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  2591. dude, know what a kernel file is and what Crowdstrike Falcon is. You know sweet f all. You think these types of screwups are new? 😂 - There’s an entire YouTube channel dedicated to these mass outages and how they happened and it is presented in a sarcastic funny way. The channel is called ‘Kevin Fang’. The human mind like certainty, so if you lack knowledge like you do, your mind will literally make shit up to calm itself. Know the psychology of extraordinary events bro. đŸ€Ł
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  2592.  @SpencerDavison-c4b  casual racism from you checks out
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  2593. He likely had this video on a schedule to release later but with ‘fresh happenings’ it made sense to release it now instead for algorithm reasons 😅😂
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  2594. ⁠ Other countries have already have these instant payments systems for years Ol’ Tinfoil. The US banking system is 10 years behind everyone else. None of this has happened. Not to mention, banks can already do this if they suspect you of money laundering.
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  2595.  @dariang4725  That said, recently, incompetence by the US regarding this has been a thing e.g. Jan 6th, Trump's near assassination. Never underestimate incompetence. All intelligence agencies have f*cked up due to sheer incompetence or been blindsided and didn't see a thing coming.
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  2596. 'one of the only things they do better there' - LOL you. Try 401k...FOR EVERY WORKER. And at least 11% on top of wages. And it is tied to you and not the employer. And yes, even fast food workers get it. And the higher pay rates for weekends and nights thus why you may have seen higher prices at restaurants on Saturdays and Sundays and how none of the locals cared because they knew the reason.
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  2597. Instant bank-to-bank payments without BS third party apps like Cashapp and Venmo like the rest of the world too eh....
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  2598. Also I hope you tasted what actually good coffee tastes like.
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  2599.  @chadkrause6574  *parma mate ;) Hope you got a HSP (Halal Snack Pack) too.
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  2600. How is this a 'sideproject' when it was the largest man made explosion before the atomic bomb!?
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  2601. Both sides have been using them
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  2602. Murdoch revoked his Australian citizenship in the late 80s and possesses an American passport.
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  2603.  @Robertking1996 no they don’t as a whole
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  2604.  @dannydxm  this is public information. It is based on pure nominal numbers, not per capita or based on GDP.
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  2605.  @666j1  only they aren’t in a MEDIAN income stance. Not to mention, you are one accident, not of your own fault, from being ‘a poor’
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  2606. You're about 80 years late to that idea. It's called the Bradfield Scheme and was proposed in 1938. And it will never happen. See CaspianReport's video on it for more detail.
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  2607. New Unknown5 video comes outta nowhere! I WATCH!!!
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  2608. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Not his fault you are financially illiterate. your favourite Fox News, owned by the Murdoch family, have 39.4% of the voting power despite owning only 14% of the shares đŸ€«đŸ€Ł Zucc has 60% of the voting rights in Meta despite owning far far less shares, because he owns 90% of the non public Class B shares, which have 10x the voting power of the public shares đŸ€«đŸ˜‚ They don’t control shit eh.
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  2609. you dunno how big Australia is do you? it is 184km (114mi) from the nearest coastline.
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  2610. Under the old Coalition government, not the current Labor led one. The video makes the distinction clear for a reason.
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  2611. We have PLENTY of high tech, only Mr and Mrs Jo doesn't see it as consumer products are not profitable. Our medical sector (which is at the forefront of a coronavirus vaccine I may add), petroleum and mining sectors say differently. you think they don't use tech?
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  2612.  @TheaverageQueerpersons  that's military intelligence. SVR is foreign intelligence and activities.
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  2613. I know this is a serious subject but gees, Nicole looks stunning in a *yellow blazer*! Bold and it works!
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  2614. It depends on market and how long you are with them. Calm down eh.
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  2615.  @Darylguam  “get ur facts straight” - I straighten the facts with context. Less anger issues, more chill.
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  2616. 2:10 - Those black market M4 carbines eh LOL
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  2617. You forgot to mention that Italy was in reality Europe's 'China' in the 1990s and the similar monetary policy of lower wages and lower priced goods, including a rampant copy / counterfeit market until they joined the Eurozone
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  2618. In Australia here: that ship sailed for Australia in the 1970s due to coal industry lobbying and propaganda. It is far more cost effective to implement solar. Nuclear takes too long to build, meaning more bridging by fossil fuels, negating any environmental or economic benefit.
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  2619. Yep, yet another clever guy mixing Blackrock and Blackstone
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  2620. 10:07 - missed opportunity to not use the New Zealand $50 note (it has shrooms on it).
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  2621. We, with basic investing fundamentals understanding, are swamped by the number go up clowns in here :/ 173PE is very very insane
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  2622. and thus he has restrictions on what he can do. In this situation, he is a great person to interview because he knows the game better than anyone else. He stated in the interview that it would be risky for him to buy GME because of his past.
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  2623. @ however it isn’t as terrible as people think it is. It is all about the regulations and rules surrounding it.
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  2624.  @undefined69695  you people think government borrowing is the same as you borrowing. It isn’t
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  2625. yeah no. You believe the trash from your "woke" sources who only hype it up for money? I assume you try to source from Australian sources? I'll bet on no. You aren't 'woke', ya jsut gullible.
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  2626.  @stevew6138  For a dude that spouts 'freedom', you sure don't understand the concept of it. It stops when you impede on others' excerise towards it, for example, freedom to health and health treatment. Go visit a hospital and talk to ER staff.
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  2627.  @stevew6138  this is correct. See Western Australia's freedom of movement, see how freedom of movement from a COVID-19 infested states infected others, look up Greg Hunt, our federal Health Minister, ignoring Pfizer's calls and emails in mid 2020. And our Prime Minister's inaction. Screw them and they rightly are losing in opinion polling because of that. We recently had a spike in cases numbers *directly linked* to idiots marching for their freedumbs. We had to lockdown as there was no other option due to the ineptitude of the two mentioned earlier. We don't want to be like the US with a lack of ICU beds eh. As stated, your freedom stops when you block other people's excerise of it e.g. freedom to go to a hospital and get timely medical treatment.
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  2628.  @caesumcrimson6381  "Don't even mention the fact that Australia has been selling its most valuable resource (houses and land) to China / Asia for a premium locking out its own people " - nope, you said it. I corrected you. Also the NSW Farmers Association states if there is not more foreign investment into farms, growth wil lstall.
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  2629.  @caesumcrimson6381  Yes, we make enough food for 80 million people despite being brutally inefficient as hell in some aspects. The Australian government, all the farmers associations and the UN itself knows Australia is one of the most food secure places in the world. We can export that eh. And the car industry was NEVER a key industry. We should not use taxpayer money to ever subside low profit industries. Also it was distance from source components, lower demand for locally made cars BY AUSTRALIANS, terrible marketing and adjustment to changing Aussie tastes in car purchases, and relative lack of shipping routes to blame for the death of it, not high union wages.
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  2630.  @caesumcrimson6381  Dirty Kiwi living in Aussie here. I know both economies well. Also why didn't you mention the others then and only China? I couldn't care less really. I just dislike the BS "anti china rhetoric" when American and British business interests are far more dominant. Also the reliance is mutual in reality. Go ask China how it's going paying higher prices for WORSE quality coking coal. HAHAHAHA. That said, the coking coal export market has adjusted well to the trade war, expanding to other markets. As I alluded to with my Aussie co-op example, no one thinks about any of this stuff when times are good and the money is flowing in...
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  2631.  @caesumcrimson6381  We know what you meant by the quoted by the tone of it. Stop playing dumb. I'm far from an apologist, but hating the BS media scare. Same happened to Japan in the 1970s. "Don't even mention the fact that Australia has been selling its most valuable resource (houses and land) to China / Asia for a premium locking out its own people"
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  2632.  @caesumcrimson6381  lol, I've used this for 20 years. It's an old gaming name.
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  2633.  @caesumcrimson6381  Why lie though? "Chinese buyers’ real estate investment in Australia plunged to AU$6 billion (US$4.2 billion) last year [2019], a significant reduction from AU$12.6 billion (US$8.8 billion) in 2018 and AU$31.9 billion (US$22.2 billion) three years ago."
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  2634.  @caesumcrimson6381  why cherry pick 2018?
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  2635.  @caesumcrimson6381  why did you exclude this key aspect? "Fortunately, the decline in Chinese investment was partly offset by the surge in the number of North American buyers in Australia. Last year, U.S. investment in Australian real estate increased more than three times to AU$19.5 billion (US$13.6 billion), followed by a rise in Canadian investment from AU$2.1 billion (US$1.5 billion) to AU$13.3 billion (US$9.3 billion)."
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  2636.  @caesumcrimson6381  Also I never denied the other aspects. Ah irony of "making shit up". I just rebuked your BS "China is buying everything" statement. That's it bud lol.
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  2637.  @caesumcrimson6381  You knew exactly what you meant by that statement. LEL.
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  2638.  @caesumcrimson6381  1) Mate, this is a Youtube section. Stop writing essays 2) That's on Australian farmers and not so much China isn't it putting it all in one basket 3) I never denied the over-reliance aspect 4) For all your essays, how you failed to mention everyone else was telling eh 4) As stated, the damage was one buy Australian businesses, not China itself but everyone loves to blame everyone but themselves 5) "China buying all the land" I disproved and you know you said that, oh f'n please. Yes, China has bought significant real estate.....but I like how you fail to give the context vs other countries or vs Australians' access to cheap credit OH F'N LOL.
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  2639.  @caesumcrimson6381  but yes son, stroke the ego LOL
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  2640.  @caesumcrimson6381  Basically you might wanna blame Australian businesses for not diversifying more. I didn't state any of the "racist bigot" stuff, I literally presented the facts...IN CONTEXT VS OTHER COUNTRIES.
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  2641.  @caesumcrimson6381  I was literally pointing out other countries are literally bigger factors. Also If you wanna tally the total, ya the one doing the majority of the name calling for ego purposes. And you fully know you are misrepresentation my points too LOL. As stated, this below literally implies they are mostly to blame, when, as stated, in reality, it is other countries, Australians themselves to blame, and government policy via lack of housing supply I literally commented only on this part, and this part alone, but you went on a tangent for your own rather laughable ego reasons. *"Don't even mention the fact that Australia has been selling its most valuable resource (houses and land) to China / Asia for a premium locking out its own people"* - Also at least come up with some original insults my man.
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  2642.  @caesumcrimson6381  Not to mention you grossly posted false information regarding Chinese real estate investment numbers that I corrected and yet have "conveniently' never addressed as well (because see well ,your ego).
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  2643.  @caesumcrimson6381  Also you and I know blaming Australians for their own societal woes, and hating on Moose people (Canadians), the actual biggest foreign investors in real estate (and farmland) of late, doesn't generate the ratings for the news companies as much.
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  2644.  @caesumcrimson6381  yeah, you have an ego mate. Go ask the tax evasion UK and American mining companies have done. Not to mention all foreign investment must follow the same laws - favouring one over another is bias really. Also ANY country can impose ANY trade restriction at a whim. Also ** in the decade to the 2018-19** - this is misleading due to the fact that it doesn't mention sold property - this is like judging you based upon your purchases only and not selling them later on.
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  2645.  @caesumcrimson6381  As I sated before with the coking coal example, both countries lose: https://www.eastasiaforum.org/2020/12/01/australias-trade-war-with-china-is-unwinnable-for-both-countries/
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  2646.  @caesumcrimson6381  Also it fails to mention the massive shift away from 2018 onwards
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  2647.  @caesumcrimson6381  It also doesn't mention comparisons vs other countries during that time. i.e. it lacks context or you literally ironically took it out of context.
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  2648.  @caesumcrimson6381  I'm not saying it is bad, I'm saying your laughable bias is showing. Either you hate all foreign investment (see economically stupid) or none at all. And as stated, everyone must adhere to the same laws regardless of origin of investment.
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  2649.  @caesumcrimson6381  you forget the CIA ousted Whitlam because Australia wanted to be more neutral. Dude, that ego bro. Did Australia's allies question Guantanamo Bay?
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  2650.  @caesumcrimson6381  you're actually the one doing all the name calling but ok bro.
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  2651.  @caesumcrimson6381  I like how you state I can't form a position on China, like black and white juxtaposition is the whole world, while stating at the same time, I'm Xi's best friend. Looks like your the one that can't form a position. It's almost like the world isn't black and white juxtapositions. Kinda like how Germany is a strong part of NATO yet ate super friendly towards Russia with its Nord Stream 2 pipeline collaboration. Geopolitics isn't black and white eh.
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  2652.  @caesumcrimson6381  Economies are intertwined. The sun rises in the morning (that isn't the poles).
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  2653.  @caesumcrimson6381  also let's compare word counts and see who went on a tirade ;)
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  2654. They exist because they offer a convenient service for rock bottom management fees. Also you (likely deliberately) miss the point of mocking Joe Rogan
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  2655. For others, Hoser released this video 2-3 hours after Al Jazeera reported on the helicopter crash.
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  2656. Watch Techaltar’s video on how Lenovo is structured differently thus is different from other Chinese companies
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  2657. In reality, Canada has some of the poorest outcomes for a universal healthcare system in developed countries on multiple metrics objectively. Yours, Universal healthcare country here
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  2658. Yes and no depending on aspect efficiency wise
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  2659. 'risk involved in running them' - as opposed to losing confidential company information and the company not existing due to losing all your consumer's data?
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  2660.  @ehrgeiz5649  Now consider the whole cost of the road vs the rail for the passenger volume.
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  2661.  @nunya___  so in other words, you haven’t experienced good public transport.
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  2662. Only the Pom actually has a better understanding of the issues than most Australians. He is entirely correct. And yes, I live in Australia.
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  2663. no. Both are at fault. Just stop it.
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  2664. or it's the Trump factor bro. Less tinfoil.
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  2665.  @Ziko577  lol if you think that will protect you from say no clicks, or poisoned or hijacked ads on legitimate websites, or increasingly legit looking texts and emails. Malware will only let you know if they want you to know. It’s a line of defence like many.
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  2666.  @chills_tiny_mom  if your school had competent IT, they would have ended that party long ago via an endpoint solution that bans all those VPN IPS
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  2667. We do have trains between major cities, only it is uneconomical vs. flying because of the distances.
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  2668. Beautiful wise words as always Ash. Like I’ve said in the past, I have a similar life trajectory as you, the male version, including the moving countries solo bit, but without the great cinematography skills! I know my past has hurt me, but as you said, you cannot ignore it to heal, you must integrate it to heal and heal better. And the drafts analogy I have thought about but never quite grasped the right words for it. Life is multiple drafts going at once and there will never be a finish line. ‘Some lessons just bruise better with time’ - absolutely amazing analogy to sum it up.
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  2669. Other countries have already have these instant payments systems for years Ol’ Tinfoil. The US banking system is 10 years behind everyone else
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  2670. 5:39 - This is what you ALL came for. Enjoy.
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  2671.  @rof8200  only this is literally wrong if you have bothered to look into New Zealand and the United States. You’ll be the first one to buy into one of the housing development Māori iwi (tribe) have developed with their compensated formerly Crown land and to shop at their shopping malls. Yeah, ‘victims’ eh. You know nothing. Less BS propaganda
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  2672.  @KatharineShaw-z8u  whataboutism 101
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  2673.  @johnthumble5154  Kiwi citizen mate. Doesn’t change anything regarding this.
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  2674. Charlie is poilcing himself. No one is forcing him to do it.
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  2675. Bruv, The Tories did it. The graphs in this video literally showed it. Stop living in denial. Also a curry's good innit?
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  2676. 10:05 - Geelong is pronounced 'Jih-long'
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  2677. Only he got off on a technicality. it doesn't prove he was innocent, it only proved that the process convicting him was flawed. But you know more than the law school professors who wrote this SBS article do you?: https://www.sbs.com.au/news/how-george-pell-won-in-the-high-court-on-a-legal-technicality
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  2678. This happens with you associate yourself with Mango Mussolini.
    1
  2679.  @OffGridInvestor it’s an obvious joke 😂
    1
  2680. or...both are wrong.
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  2681. Only US healthcare isn’t free market at all. In a free market, the one with the biggest buying power and best funding wins. That’s universal healthcare
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  2682.  @Elennar29  so you mean the far higher debt to GDP ratio the US has and the far higher healthcare expenditure to GDP the US has too? - If only some of that money was spent on the US education system. Example: you.
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  2683. Bro - enjoy your higher prices because of those tariffs. You can say all you want, but your wallet tells the truth.
    1
  2684.  @taylorlibby7642  Here in Australia, Rupert Murdoch owns 70% our print media (News Corp, who also own Fox News in the US), our media has a strong bias that has supported and helped elect our conservative party (Liberals) in the majority of our elections in recent history. This is actually a massive power struggle between Murdoch's news media ) and Facebook. Our former prime minister Kevin Rudd just sat before our senate for a Royal Commission into Murdoch's monopoly on our news media. You can view this in full on Kevin Rudd's Youtube page. The government is pushing Rupert Murdoch’s agenda - major news outlets will get compensated but independent journalists won’t. This Australian law says that, to simply link to news articles, one has to pay the publisher — and only establishment news qualifies. This disenfranchises independent news as well as breaks a key aspect of a free and open internet — being able to link to and move between different sites liberally.
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  2685. Jim Browning, please work your magic to track down these scammers and expose them.
    1
  2686. the labour cost was never an issue and as this video states, without heavy market protections (45% import tariffs!!!), Australia's car industry would have died in the mid 70s as it was too small of a market.
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  2687. ⁠ Other countries have already have these instant payments systems for years Ol’ Tinfoil. The US banking system is 10 years behind everyone else. Spot the American who knows nothing outside ya own borders (you).
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  2688. Try since 1973. Look up real wages (wages minus inflation), house prices, university/college prices. Wind it back even more for the Vietnam War.
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  2689.  @lamer5799  Yet another American who believes Joe Rogan and Fox News are good sources. 1) the "camps" were for those coming into the country only 2) we don't need them anymore 3) we only wanted them as we tried hotels with predictable results 4) Florida has a similar population but *60 times* the deaths 5) Canada had similar arrangements but they aren't tin foil flavour of the month.
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  2690.  @Echidna23Gaming  yes, which is why you compare urban areas and not the average across the entire area as 95%+ of Australia is not inhabited by anyone ;) Enter 20c to try again.
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  2691. Grow up. It was Howard that started it and as pointed out, it can really be traced to the 1960s. The Greens forced Labor into billions more in social housing funding and have the least amount of investment properties per MP. Do you also think AGL can lie to shareholders when they state renewables are cheaper for everyone and it is the coal and gas skyrocketing prices? And as stated, immigration is not solely to blame as most rent. This is backed up by 2/3rds are students. Stop being duped against your own best interest
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  2692.  @augurcybernaut4785 and also ‘Good Times, Bad Times’ - I find them to go into better depth than Caspian Report at times.
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  2693.  @anonymous7434  there is a certain hypocrisy with the American left wing at times however. A classic one, that was literally called out by Johnny Harris and the New York Times right here in YouTube, all FAR from right wing, is the NIMBYism of left leaning people in zoning laws. American left wing is often socially progressive but economically conservative.
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  2694. You subsidise fossil fuels more.
    1
  2695. Canada is just USA lite in a lot of things, including healthcare as per international metrics vs other universal healthcare systems.
    1
  2696. That business decision.
    1
  2697. necessary evil for it to do its job in reality as threat actors target kernel access.
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  2698. Pretty sure there’s a lot of science in your car bud. Do you think all the insanely highly paid geologists working for mining companies assessing and finding mineral deposits and also potentially where they are is just make believe too? 😂
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  2699. 18:41 - yeah, that would never happen...oh wait.....
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  2700. Once again, Blackrock and Blackstone are not the same company
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  2701. The art of the deal
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  2702. yes, it's called a social democracy. Just people you're ignorant of basic concepts... Germany, Netherland, Finland, Norway, Australia....
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  2703.  @jamesseeker1538  ALL government debt is like this. Complement this video with hoser’s government debt video, which is economically accurate as well but actually adds more nuance based on how the debt is sourced and structured from various countries. And he does it while using memes.
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  2704. 3:22 - that's a picture of the green AUSTRALIAN Medicare card, y'know, the universal healthcare one.
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  2705. they destroy the habitat *and are not native*. They are a pest and destroy native wildlife and ecosystems. But why do you care about horses and not the native frogs, skinks and rare orchids? Also they have tripled in population in 7 years.
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  2706. you have a degree in linguistics and translation and Germany needs translators. Ya on easy street to Germany! Go get it son!
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  2707. grow up kid. You wouldn't say this if they were white. And you know it.
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  2708. @ LOL - oh dear, yeah it's obvious you know nothing about the Aussie grid. Or China RAPIDLY moving to solar. Gas usage in the grid is plummeting off a cliff LOL. - You know we have public real-time stats of the grid these days mate?
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  2709.  @Whoisthis1111  LOL - oh dear, yeah it's obvious you know nothing about the Aussie grid. Or China RAPIDLY moving to solar. Gas usage in the grid is plummeting off a cliff LOL (because it's WAAAAAAAAAY too expensive, even vs coal). - You know we have public real-time stats of the grid these days mate? Gas will only be used to plug intermittent gaps and this is only because we don't have enough batteries and/or pumped hydro and/or CSP.
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  2710. @ China’s solar DRAWFS it’s nuclear. It isn’t even close. Yes, gas will be used for peaking power, but that is only because of a lack of batteries, which inject into the grid faster AND cheaper for peaking power purposes, and geography as in Australia does not have enough pumped hydro to stores excess solar. The amount of gas really depends on night wind, particularly from South Australia feeding into the rest of the grid via interconnects to VIC (Hayward) and to NSW (new one starting this year). Renewables already are the majority source during the day. It is the Aussie rooftop solar miracle in reality.
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  2711. You probably would have said the same of Eddie Howe too. Another clueless Pom
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  2712. only this is incorrect and is an excuse the French use. It belongs to them regardless.
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  2713. do you think the Pyramids and their artifacts belong somewhere else?
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  2714. The old "they died from not wearing a seatbelt, not them speeding!!!" dumbness. Pretty sure the greatest factor was them speeding. Much like if they didn't catch COVID-19 in the first place, it wouldn't have made their other conditions worse. It has been medical practice around the world, far before COVID, to list all the factors that contributed to a death on the death certificate. Less tinfoil bro.
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  2715. But you didn’t say this about Avatar in 2009 because the right wing grifters didn’t tell you to hate it back then
. Avatar was a movie about gender neutral aliens whose themes were repression and environmental destruction
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  2716.  @Antechynus  mate, it was rigged from the start eh. In reality, this was more to do with pure racism by many in reality. Stop hiding because ‘omg division’ because no one is buying that. As stated, at least the far right have the balls to be open about it.
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  2717.  @Antechynus  Aldo based upon your subs. Even she thinks the Liberals are a joke, but has to shut up about it for her career. đŸ€Ł Chandler described the party's engagement with women as "sobering",[5]
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  2718.  @Antechynus  Also many on the right don’t actually believe what they say, they only do it for power, views, money and career. You’re being fooled eh. Remember, John Howard wanted to get rid of your penalty rates and Super in the late 90s. All Fox News staff had to be double vaccinated while they pushed the opposite and emails handed over as part of the discovery process in the Dominion voter booth case stated really all Fox News (and thus organisations like Sky News) care about is ad revenue and not what they actually say. Why do you think Sky News fired Alan Jones and Mark Latham? They threatened the ad revenue. Unfortunately, you’re being played.
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  2719. Thank you once again for adding deeper more detailed historical context to African political issues that so many other Western sources overlook.
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  2720. Hey, that's MY stolen line
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  2721.  @KnickGurr  Yes they do LOL. GDF's video about the Kashmir conflict got blocked in India by the Indian Government's Ministry of Information and he has the emails and testing to prove it LOL and The Juice Media's piece about the Indian government under Modi and how they are silencing critics within India got blocked by them too and like GDF, they have the emails to prove it
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  2722.  @Raj_Singh-321  Errors - others who aren't blinded by nationalism know it isn't. You know that.
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  2723.  @DeepNaskar11  you think those Youtube emails stating their video is now geoblocked in India were faked by GDF and Juice Media? Don't kid yourself.
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  2724.  @SurajGupta_3D  even you don't believe that.
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  2725.  @ennui9745  wrong again bro.
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  2726. the law has not been passed.
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  2727. and you seriously think the Conservatives would have been better? just because one is not perfect, does not mean going with the worse option. New Zealand has unfortunately learnt that. Canada luckily didn’t.
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  2728.  @dp4491  you can be concerned about all of that, but you actually have to have a better option to try and solve that. New Zealand has unfortunately learnt that flawed logic of voting for an even worse option.
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  2729. as opposed to the Black Death, which killed 25% of the entire population of Europe resulting in the elites getting......LESS power. What happened to world control after the 1968 flu, which killed 1 to 4 million people globally?
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  2730.  @jwenting  to defend them, if you actually look it up, Healthline does a good pros and cons of the product. It can work if your underlying medical condition causing the baldness is treated by it. The medical products are generic versions of Finasteride, Minoxidil and Ketoconazole. FAR from snake oil. As Youtube is a US based company thus US media law, medical product advertising is allowed.
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  2731.  @jwenting  as stated though, Keeps is not snake oil if you took 5 minutes to look it up. Healthline is medically peer reviewed too.
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  2732. the labour cost was never an issue and as this video states, without heavy market protections (45% tariffs!!!), Australia's car industry would have died in the mid 70s as it was too small of a market. Not to mention it was the Liberals in 2013 who nailed the final nail in the coffin. Grow up.
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  2733. You dunno how big Melbourne is nor realise a lot of that is land acquisition
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  2734. @:Mark-edward: Duck. EVERY SINGLE MONETARY SYSTEM HAS ALWAYS BEEN 'CONTROLLED'. You are aware interest rates are at least a 5000 year old thing right? Less 'woke', more economic history.
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  2735. @:Mark-edward: Duck. and yes, 5 thousand, not 500. Maybe trust what Gemma says eh. She's A TAD more qualified than you.
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  2736. they destroy the habitat *and are not native*. They are a pest and destroy native wildlife and ecosystems. But why do you care about horses and not the native frogs, skinks and rare orchids? Also they have tripled in population in 7 years.
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  2737. It is in reality an extreme first world privilege and waste. It is using electricity to produce hydrogen to then convert back to electricity. It is a joke in most places, particularly vs biomethane, which is gas produced from agricultural waste, household waste and construction waste, and can use existing natural gas infrastructure. Not to mention biomethane is lighter, solves the “fuel to carry fuel” issue of heavy transportation, and literally is not as dangerous to store and produce as hydrogen. If you have been to developing countries, you know how much waste there is and the dependence on natural gas for cooking. Biomethane literally solves both issues while using existing natural gas infrastructure thus FAR cheaper. They can’t afford to built out completely new infrastructure.
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  2738.  @terradrive  see above. Mixed **economical to deploy and deliver over other options in a timely matter** grids. Other options are just far far more practical and faster and cheaper to deploy in 99% of scenarios. As stated, in niche cases it could be viable, e.g. in places where there is geothermal activity, but it isn’t for most, particularly in poorer countries who can’t afford, both time and money wise, to build out new infrastructure over using existing infrastructure. And definitely not for transport over your standard battery based for lighter vehicles and biomethane for heavy transport.
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  2739.  @terradrive  if you don’t understand the bigger picture of poorer countries being able to green transition as soon and as cheaply as possible
. Building out the Hydrogen infrastructure would take too long and cost far too much vs multiple other options
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  2740. He's fine. Follow his Instagram for updates
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  2741.  @deanstyles2567  They’re ‘Tree Tories’ in reality if you see their voting record.
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  2742. Other countries have already have these instant payments systems for years Ol’ Tinfoil. The US banking system is 10 years behind everyone else
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  2743. and Bentancur and Holberg better start packing their bags as Ange does not play defensive at all....
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  2744.  @KM-lw8wr  bro, you literally read it wrong. Nothing to do with switching topic 😂
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  2745. It isn’t because as stated, you just don’t know the demand for it. It is risky as hell
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  2746.  @Travisb238  it isn’t based on sales. There’s a measure called Price to earnings ratio for a reason.
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  2747. Wait, you're telling me you dunno what 'real wage' measures?
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  2748. it isn't them, it's the insurance companies and middle brokers.
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  2749.  @TheRKae  yes, malpractice does occurs. In fact, it's worse in the US. But you really dunno how it was back in the day eh....
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  2750.  @toddalquist3391 you missed the sarcasm and it mocking the tinfoilers
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  2751. did you even read what you wrote and actually have it make sense?
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  2752.  @TheSecrecyOfFrequency  so YouTube is offering extra incentives so he can get censored and thus demonetised
.. yeah ok bud.
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  2753. You know you can get Blackrock and Vanguard to manage your money right now by buying into one of their ETFs right? That’s all it is.
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  2754.  @joelspaulding5964  LOL less Fox News bud. You know Fox News required all staff to be double vaccinated right? They only care about ad revenue in reality. Why haven’t your sources been targeted by the government like Snowden or Assange? Those ‘sources’ only want your following / views and money. Stop being so gullible. You have gerrymandering and a lack of women’s rights in a state and the police literally steal more property off its civilians than actual blue collar crime (civil forfeiture) and parades it on social media. And do police forces really need APCs? Get a grip of hard reality and less boogeyman thanks. When there is a need for bulletproof schoolbags
.. yeah, true freedom eh
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  2755.  @smittycity42  they can pass it on, but you can’t profiteer off it.
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  2756. 'volunteer' - nah, they getting paid overtime.
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  2757.  @lucifugerofocale5847 closer to a Corporatocracy in the South.
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  2758.  @lucifugerofocale5847 Closer to current Gilded Age corporatocracy that is slowly moving to cyberpunk for the South.
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  2759.  @soundscape26  doesn’t mean it is advisable and not harmful to only wear a t -shirt in -20.
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  2760.  @davidbakke9293  oh my sweet naive child - look up what happens if you're a South Korean journalist and exposed Samsung....
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  2761.  @manullim  oh you dunno - did you even watch the whole video?
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  2762.  @JamesJames-r8t nope
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  2763.  @JamesJames-r8t  lol wut
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  2764. It is no different to foreign firms hiring "expats" in these countries. Don't hate the player, hate the game. There is also the practical sense of these projects often require engineers etc that these countries lack. The "rising threat" is only a threat...to the status quo of other countries bullying. Look up the CFA Franc and how essentially that is neo-colonialism by France. Or illegal mining by Canadian companies in Western Sahara. Same with the South Pacific and Australia and NZ being the historic bullies.
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  2765. Your stomach acid is FAR more corrosive than anything in Coke. We didn't have millions of years of evolution of your stomach, throat and intestine lining being able to tolerate stomach acid acidity for you to state dumb statements like this.
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  2766. it was obviously a joke, referring to stereotypical foreigner perceptions. Get your humour radar fixed.
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  2767.  @baitboatlakesentrance7826  this is literally wrong. In San Diego last month, with 77% of the population having at least one dose, 60% fully, 531 COVID-19 hospitalisations were unvaccinated, 12 were. Say whatever you want about Dan, but those are the facts.
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  2768. and the ABC has toed the government line. Kiwi in Australia here.
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  2769. modern vaccines these days aren't the massive needles. It's more like a stapler but actually hurts less, you barely notice it.
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  2770. Slightly inaccurate in the usury part - funding for wars via loans has been a thing before major religions started e.g. Ancient Egyptians and well, the term 'ghetto' originally mean the Jewish part of town where Christians would get financial services - like interest bearing loans / credit - because Christianity forbids it but that economy still gotta keep running! And thus why the stereotype of Jewish people in the financial sector or over-representation of them in it exists. Same with Jewish people and entertainment as well, banking and thratres / acting was looked down upon by the majority Christians.
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  2771. Far from it. Look up Angola.
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  2772. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Not his fault you are financially illiterate.
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  2773. Just git gud WSM 😝
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  2774. Trump is literally breaking laws as president. grow up and see the reality kid.
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  2775. he's talking to a global audience. the word 'Ute' is very much only used in Australia and NZ.
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  2776. We aren't. It is not a technical recession of 2 quarters of negative GDP growth.
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  2777. My food got stolen by a kea while in NZ! They are very opportunistic and will scout you until you turn around HAHAHA. There's is a food stop near Arthur's Pass, where many kea are and there is a very clear sign stating to watch your food and if it gets stolen by kea, there are no refunds, which is fair enough HA! They literally camp on the side of the road and around that food place because they know humans with food will show up. They are VERY smart and like other birds, will teach other kea their ways too.
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  2778. No, watch the damn video again ffs
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  2779. and this is why how Robinhood operates, such as payment-for-order-flow, is SUPER SUPER ILLEGAL here in Australia. US financial operations is a such a cowboy land vs other countries such as Australia. ASIC, our version of the SEC, doesn't screw around with this cowboyness and has far more teeth and actual balls than the SEC.
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  2780. See, they could have hired Brad as a consultant as he understands both sides of the pond and it's sports dynamics...but once again, they tried to apply a model to a different market and failed. Same occurred when Starbucks tried to enter the Australian market assuming Australians have the same preferences and tastes.
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  2781. *You miss massive nuances unfortunately.* Here in Australia, Rupert Murdoch owns 70% our print media (News Corp, who also own Fox News in the US), our media has a strong bias that has supported and helped elect our conservative party (Liberals) in the majority of our elections in recent history. This is actually a massive power struggle between Murdoch's news media ) and Facebook. Our former prime minister Kevin Rudd just sat before our senate for a Royal Commission into Murdoch's monopoly on our news media. You can view this in full on Kevin Rudd's Youtube page. The government is pushing Rupert Murdoch’s agenda - major news outlets will get compensated but independent journalists won’t. This Australian law says that, to simply link to news articles, one has to pay the publisher — and only establishment news qualifies. This disenfranchises independent news as well as breaks a key aspect of a free and open internet — being able to link to and move between different sites liberally.
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  2782. We use Lenovo Thinkpads for our business laptops - they have all the things a regular office worker actually wants - super light, great quality screen, fantastic quality laptop keyboard (underrated feature) and even the small things such as a privacy shutter for the webcam and on the admin / setup side, most, if not all, of the firmware / BIOS and driver updates you can get and installs easily via Windows Update without third party software needed. And with say the X10 Carbons, they actually have very good higher end NVM-e SSDs as standard as well. They didn’t cheap out on that! And their accidental damage cover (because staff are clumsy) is dirt cheap per laptop and makes total sense on a service level agreement perspective to have it. Even their non Thinkpads are great. Our GFX design team has powerful Lenovo laptops that are better spec than my gaming rig 😂 😅😱 (jealous) That said, it is advisable to update the BIOS and other drivers with them often as it fixes a lot of bugs your BAU support team may encounter. They on a SLA value perspective, are by far the best value. Dell’s business SLA support may be the very best, but you are paying through the roof for that vs the likes of Lenovo. To others: This is why you see offices or companies using one brand of everything like monitors and laptops etc
 service level agreements or SLAs
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  2783. no.
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  2784. Your cash is still digital eh. How do you think your bank account is stored. 😂
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  2785.  @197BRUTE bro, look at the Chaebols in South Korea. Blackrock and Vanguard isn’t even close to that sort of influence in the US. Walmart would have greater indirect power đŸ€Ł
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  2786. go learn what job skill mismatch is. Also don't lie, a curry's good innit?
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  2787. Once again, climate change is concerning because of the RATE of change and that it is caused by mainly us. There is natural change that happens e.g. the massive retreat of the Franz Josef glacier over the last 300-400 years is mainly natural, as was this, but we can tell the difference based upon past patterns.
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  2788. The old "they died from not wearing a seatbelt, not them speeding!!!" dumbness. Pretty sure the greatest factor was them speeding. Much like if they didn't catch COVID-19 in the first place, it wouldn't have made their other conditions worse. It has been medical practice around the world, far before COVID, to list all the factors that contributed to a death on the death certificate. Less tinfoil bro.
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  2789. It was Trump who left Kimmy pissed off and felt humiliated and thus didn't want to seek co-operation with the West - you know this right?
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  2790. the best "Keeps" ad is the Simon Whistler promotion LOL. Simon lost the genetic lottery for our cheap laughs :P
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  2791. 18:38 - Hungary does this to an extent as well. And you forgot the tax agreements to prevent double taxation. Sort of strange to forget about this as your income comes from a US based company and thus you pay US taxes on it, despite being a Australian citizen.
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  2792. 45:18 - Trade sanctions due to geopolitical tensions.....mmm.....ah, the things many people think are recent but are anything but and are as old as civilisation itself.
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  2793. Negative official cash rates DOES NOT MEAN a negative rate for Regular Joe. So many dumb people who don't know basic economics.
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  2794.  @cjmhall little to do with it. It is wages and perceived lifestyle and ability to afford a better lifestyle. Many Kiwi families live in Australia.
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  2795.  @vikingspud  Kiwis who go to the UK do it because of an ‘OE’, meaning younger people on temporary working holiday visas who do it for life experience and not the money. The money is awful in the UK for most but it’s close to Europe and thus cheap flights.
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  2796. It is in the longer term (5 years +)
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  2797.  @gold9994  There are phased out now in newer models for USB-c.
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  2798. and you seriously think the Conservatives would have been better? just because one is not perfect, does not mean going with the worse option. New Zealand has unfortunately learnt that. Canada luckily didn’t. Alberta is just Canadian Texas anyway.
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  2799.  @CaffeinePX  everyone’s gangsta until the oil price plummets and then suddenly you want that federal government help eh? Maybe Saudi Arabia can flood the market making the oil sands unprofitable eh....would be a shame if that happened eh. (Oh wait, they're trying to do that...oh never mind)
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  2800. Remember, Labor are CENTRALIST and not left wing.
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  2801. this is a myth. Foreign investors ARE NOT the problem as Australian 'investors' buy 3x as much property and foreigners tend to buy newer housing anyway. It has ALWAYS been Aussies screwing over other Aussies.
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  2802.  @Unapologeticweeb and Brave lets you choose which search engine you want to look it up in easily
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  2803. Any ironically, the only car manufacturer that is not suffering a chip shortage: Toyota.
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  2804. Other countries have already have these instant payments systems for years Ol’ Tinfoil. The US banking system is 10 years behind everyone else
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  2805. This entire video doesn't apply to Australia where all the problems stated have been solved. In Australia, you literally have a retirement system where it is **mandatory** **on top of wages** ***by the employer***. It is a mandatory 10.5% (going up 0.5% each year to 12% in 2025). You then choose what investment company and portfolio you want. Most don't invest it themselves and have actual professional investors do it for them. And you can switch anytime. And there are many, including ethical ones. This is also a highly regulated industry in which if investment returns are poor, the fund literally by law have to state to their investors to recommend switching away from them. And there is strong laws against high fees as well. Also they often come with terminal illness insurance and income protection insurance bundled. And you can voluntarily contribute more with signficant tax incentives to do so (up to a max of $27,500 per year so the rich don't exploit it). And it is very hard to take out any of that money early without signficant proof and associated paperwork to prove that you need it for emergency funds. Not to mention it is tax free to withdraw when you hit 60 due to deliberate, wide open tax loopholes.
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  2806. This is highly incorrect regarding an overall wage decrease if you actually ask Kiwis who live in Australia. Like me.
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  2807. @Henzo88 then why hasn't that happened around the world with universal healthcare? Have you questioned why you think that way, as opposed to taking a step back and looking at the reality?
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  2808. @Henzo88 do you want to see the mark up for private healthcare insurance companies? You are describing them, not the government. As stated, question why you think that way and then take a step back and actually look at reality.
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  2809.  @joez.2794  100 points ya American. I like how you cry 'freedumbs and government oppression' when we have stopped actual terrorist attacks with 1) a shopping cart 2) a chair and a milk crate. 3) And how y'know, we actually had a state anti-terror police unit arrest a comedian-investigative journalist's producer who was highly suspected to be sent by the (former) lieutenant-governor because he exposed his corruption. Only we crowdfunded their defence to the tune of $1 million, calling the Governor's bluff to sue them for defamation until they were broke. He is 'former' now as everyone is gangsta.. ...until the actual anti-corruption authorities target you. He crocodile tear'ed his press conference announcing his resignation. 4) Y'all sat on your arse when actual traitors stormed government buildings and not just the Capitol or Jan 6th. And you sat on your arse because you were stuck at work and if you left, your pay would drop due to lack of paid leave and/or get reprimanded by your employer. Can't lose that employer-tied health insurance right? 5) I assume you protest and do things for women's rights in Texas and gerrymandering and closure of voting booths right? 6) when y'all police steal from it's citizens more (see 'Civil forfeiture') than actual blue collar robbery.... 7) Do y'all police really need APCs? Too many of you cosplay the revolution. /rant
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  2810.  @joez.2794  basically bro, less Joe Rogan and Fox News, more actual localised Australian sources eh. I wouldn't call Australia authoritation when you got police with APCs and actual voter suppression.
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  2811. Sky News was pushing for an opening in the first wave. Stop believing their BS propaganda eh. Deb Freckington (Liberal opposition in Queensland) pushed for an opening of Queensland's borders 64 times. Look up Sky News' archives if you want their complicity. Sky News are scum.
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  2812. As stated, it is not solely to blame as most initially rent and thus don’t impact the house buying market.
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  2813.  @wizzylizzy69  yes, in the RENTAL market, not the purchasing of houses. Like he literally stated in the video.
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  2814.  @wizzylizzy69  is that why house prices skyrocketed with little to no immigration in 2020 and 2021 but rent prices dropped?
    1
  2815.  @wizzylizzy69  yes. But the rental market dropped much more. Australian investors buy at 2-3x the rate of foreigners.
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  2816.  @RooseCochran  Here in Australia, Rupert Murdoch (News Corp, who also own Fox in the US) owns 70% our print media. The ruling right-wing LNP party has strong ties with Rupert Murdoch and to a lesser extent, Nine/Fairfax. These two groups combined control the majority of Aussie legacy media, push heavily and (usually successfully) for the LNP during both federal and state elections, and in return want the LNP to pass laws to prop up their business model. This is actually a massive power struggle between them and Facebook. Our former prime minister Kevin Rudd just sat before our senate for a Royal Commission into Murdoch's monopoly on our news media. You can view this in full on Kevin Rudd's Youtube page and I highly recommend you do so. The government is pushing Rupert Murdoch’s agenda - major news outlets will get compensated but independent journalists won’t. This Australian law says that, to simply link to news articles, one has to pay the publisher — and only establishment news qualifies. This disenfranchises independent news as well as breaks a key aspect of a free and open internet — being able to link to and move between different sites liberally.
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  2817. The old "they died from not wearing a seatbelt, not them speeding!!!" dumbness. Pretty sure the greatest factor was them speeding. Much like if they didn't catch COVID-19 in the first place, it wouldn't have made their other conditions worse. It has been medical practice around the world, far before COVID, to list all the factors that contributed to a death on the death certificate. Less tinfoil bro.
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  2818. Eh yes. It is hugely profitable. Ya clueless.
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  2819. you --------- the point.
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  2820.  @garhent  yep, ya another clown who thinks Joe Rogan, Fox News, and Facebook and Twitter memes are good sources. Canada had them too but they weren't tin foil flavour of the month and they didn't tell you to get angry at them. I assume you know the "camps" were quarantine facilities for incoming only, we don't need them anymore, that we tried hotels with predictable results and as stated, Canada had them too.
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  2821.  @tombombadil8709  The old "they died from not wearing a seatbelt, not them speeding!!!" dumbness. Pretty sure the greatest factor was them speeding. Much like if they didn't catch COVID-19 in the first place, it wouldn't have made their other conditions worse. It has been medical practice around the world, far before COVID, to list all the factors that contributed to a death on the death certificate. Less tinfoil bro.
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  2822.  @shyamchabra5355  this is highly incorrect due to how wages are structured here via nurse unions.
    1
  2823. In Australia: This is not fully the case at all. It is just the demand has been highly strained and also because of interstate migration movements and certain state government policies.
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  2824. Peter, a former Liberals staffer, ripping Scummo and Deves a new one from 1:51 on wasn't what I expected but glad I saw LOL
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  2825.  @alekgustafson6483  initial assault doesn’t make a trend or activity on those Telegram channels.
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  2826.  @donaldduck830  there’s videos stating why that is.
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  2827.  @donaldduck830  there’s a video by RedEffect stating why it isn’t as bad as people think it is and he calls out BS on both sides.
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  2828.  @alekgustafson6483  that’s a literal propaganda video and RedEffect, who had called out BS in both sides, has pointed this out.
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  2829.  @alekgustafson6483  you know there are photos of them and their locations of where they were damaged or abandoned on the Oryx blog right? You know crew will abandon a vehicle if it’s tracks are screwed over right as they are otherwise an easy stationery target
.
    1
  2830.  @alekgustafson6483  they are still tanks at different locations and the majority of those lost are not in random fields. They are unsurprising on roads.
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  2831. ya in denial eh. Trump tricked you.
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  2832. There's a measurement for that as well and that is a factor not mentioned
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  2833. @Malgetsfit it's a random gaming name I have used for 20 years.
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  2834.  @mattia8327  It isn't. He did a very good job of explaining Australia (I live In Australia), as a foreigner no less, that many 'more serious' geopolitics channels miss or get wrong.
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  2835.  @RAIDENCHEEKS  China and Russia are suffering massive demographic issues. That is a fact really.
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  2836. Regarding the second sentence: it's both.
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  2837. Until it affects you in a negative way. Stop it insecure dude.
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  2838. Uh no. learn what it actually is. The analogy is that it only encrypts the highway, but if the cop is in the car with you on the highway..
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  2839. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Not his fault you are financially illiterate. your favourite Fox News, owned by the Murdoch family, have 39.4% of the voting power despite owning only 14% of the shares đŸ€«đŸ€Ł Zucc has 60% of the voting rights in Meta despite owning far far less shares, because he owns 90% of the non public Class B shares, which have 10x the voting power of the public shares đŸ€«đŸ˜‚ They don’t control shit eh.
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  2840. Depends on what aspects e.g. ALOT of Japanese dislike the bases in Okinawa and there have been scandals involving American military personnel. The latest one being COVID-19 outbreaks linked to US military bases there.
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  2841. Hoser is Canadian. Thus the name ‘hoser’
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  2842. yeah, you know nothing about refugees or the dumb high horse you are on.
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  2843. But yes, Mourinho, Pogba, Ronaldo and Sancho must ALL be wrong in their criticism of the club back office and management..,. Cope more 😂 But honestly, Sancho isn’t the problem. And you know that.
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  2844. Eh no. here’s an entire YouTube channel dedicated to global outages and how they happened, presented in a sarcastic way for entertainment. The common theme is people doing dumb things. https://youtube.com/@kevinfaang?si=7UUtTin6mYBGM0CK Never attribute to malice that which can be adequately explained by stupidity. The world is far more boring than you think it is. A 20 year old ‘outsmarted’ the Secret Service just a few days ago. I say ‘outsmarted’, when in reality it was incompetence following protocols. Same here.
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  2845.  @randomanonymousperson3603  already done. Look up the Solarwinds hack
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  2846. *Stares in the Australian and Canadian mining companies* - NOTHING TO SEE HERE - KEEP ON LOOKING AT THOSE BAD BRITISH AND FRENCH YEAH YEAH YEAH YEAH - NOTHING TO SEE HERE AT ALL :) - but that said, Many are taking more charge of their resources, Mali being a clear example.
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  2847. Define:'Fuck around and find out'
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  2848. Olympic athletes, who eat better and are far more fit than your fat butt, has struggled with the long term effects of COVID-19, and you think you could beat it? Not to mention, have you ever encountered smallpox in your life, y'know, the thing that ravaged humanity for at least 20,000 years? Guess how went away? Same with polio. *We literally mass vaccinated against polio and it took 3 shots* Also vaccines literally work by using your immune system.
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  2849. Looks like you aren't too concerned about science and history David.
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  2850. Division 1 college athletes have struggled getting over COVID-19 and you think your slow, unfit butt could better than them?
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  2851. @An amateur boxer is made :) you are 141 times less likely to get COVID-19 so bad to require hospitalisation when fully vaccinated vs unvaccinated. If you do catch it while fully vaccinated, you spread it less as well as your viral load is less.
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  2852.  @davidbrown408  the death rate of fully vaccinated people is FAR FAR lower. Depending on source and area, 93-98% of all COVID-19 deaths are those not vaccinated and this is in areas with relatively high fully vaccinated rates.
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  2853. @An amateur boxer is made :) people like you tend to forget a small % of a really really big number is still much bigger than a larger % of a small number.
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  2854. @An amateur boxer is made :) don't change the subject or goalposts. It's simple maths. A low % of a really really big number is still a really really big number. And everyone is gangsta until someone they care about gets it.
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  2855. @An amateur boxer is made :) as stated, 141 times less likely to be hospitalised when fully vaccinated. 141 times. Yeah.
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  2856.  @Gansereich-music  see above.
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  2857.  @herogebrial  I assume you "did your research" and found that out right?
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  2858.  @herogebrial  Only 6% were listed as ONLY Covid. But I assume you were WOKE and knew that right? You aren't woke, ya just gullible and have bad critical thinking skills.
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  2859. @Photo Art LOL, I've used this name since 2003 bud. If I was "Pinky fluffy bunny" you wouldn't think that. And logically, if I was some bot, wouldn't you think I'd use a less obious name?
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  2860.  @mareezy1  sources or it gets the hose. as stated, it is common to detail all the possible complications / contributing factors on a death certificate for a deceased person e.g. the COVID-19 weakened their immune system so their asthma got worse as a result, for example, so both are listed. This is common medical practice, far before COVID-19.
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  2861. What are your woke sources buddy?
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  2862.  @mccallsensei3293  If the US wanted to lie, wouldn't you think they would downplay the deaths? More logic pal.
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  2863.  @Gavin-qh7li  'Whatever' doesn't change the hard facts.
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  2864. That buzzword bingo
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  2865. the UK government aren't stupid. They would have known he would have entered the country and the Ukrianians would have cross-checked stuff with them.
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  2866.  @trueaussie9230  dollarydoos is a Simpson's reference. Too many boomers commenting not instantly getting the sarcastic reference.
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  2867. or you want better and it can be better.
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  2868.  @meghbhalerao5208  Only it really really isn't. Stop being so naive. it is acculumation of capital.
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  2869. It’s only criminal if you are a commoner doing it. Intelligence agencies have no issues ever.
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  2870. 1 year does not make a trend you clown.
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  2871. Did you even watch H0ser's video and that the point that the land that is suitable to live on is limited? He could have mentioned the Western Sydney floods with houses being built on a flood plain to emphasise that point.
    1
  2872.  @Vincent-2057  The Fact Bois
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  2873.  @stevenlippis5488  Good doctors in reality wear good quality sport shoes or runners as they need to move all the time, regardless of GP or in the hospital.
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  2874.  @alyoshapearce5985  yep. there was a recent raid on a Chinese sweatshop in Italy (thus they can get away with 'Made in Italy') with a luxury handbag brand and they found the wholesale prices for the materials. $3000 retail price bag with $90 worth of materials rofl. not a typo. three thousand.
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  2875. 20:05 - that disbelief in his voice when you said you were a tourist and the 'who is crazy enough to be a TOURIST here!?' facial expression.... that's insanely weird situation.....
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  2876. that said, the 3.5mm headphone jack and connection is TERRIBLE design wise vs USB-C but it has compatibility and unlike Lightning, you have consumer revolt because of the compatibility. the 3.5mm connection was great when it was invented....60 years ago.
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  2877. They are right in this comments, thinking Blackrock buy residential homes when it is Blackstone who does it.
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  2878. Norway is an oligarchy? Is Japan one too?
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  2879.  @Knight_Kin  *that are not third party. you dunno what you are talking about. Direct bank to bank and instant within 10 seconds.
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  2880. yep, ya another clown who thinks Joe Rogan, Fox News, and Facebook and Twitter memes are good sources. Canada (yes your nation!) had them too but they weren't tin foil flavour of the month and they didn't tell you to get angry at them. I assume you know the "camps" were quarantine facilities for incoming only, we don't need them anymore, that we tried hotels with predictable results and as stated, Canada had them too.
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  2881.  @graciaberan6804  There's a reason why despite a poor diet full of processed foods and often car centric urban infrastructure, Australian males have the 2nd highest life expectancy in the world, behind a far better diet and more walkable Hong Kong. Guess the reason.
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  2882.  @shlak  economics is a direct reflection of observed human behaviour. In reality, a British has covered the multiple issues and covered them far better than most Australians
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  2883. Do know his videos, whilst entertaining, are often very general in nature and often riddled with inaccuracies or things that lack context to drive his video style.
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  2884. E.g. it is well known Hawaii has a long established native government prior to James Cook.
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  2885. They fill a purpose. And as they are cheaper, you can have more of them in the sky and do mroe risky things because of that.
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  2886. ok fake profile. How much did Newscorp pay your company?
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  2887. I worked for a worldwide cosmetics firm in one of their regional offices. I won’t name them but they are very well known. While walking past a meeting, I overheard people getting very angry at representatives of a large supermarket chain and threatening to cut off their wholesale supply if they didn’t do more regarding the mass shoplifting of their products 😂 We are talking trolleys full of comestics. As the supermarkets have insurance and no amount of product is worth people getting hurt, the staff are taught to let them go. This was in 2017. Professional organised shoplifting is far from new 😂
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  2888. @ ‘far left’
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  2889. Yes, Anglosphere (shit) urban design is the issue, as is preference for a backyard.
    1
  2890. 1) the earlier hack last year wasn't ransomware (those in IT know how they were breached) 2) This wasn't ransomware either
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  2891. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Not his fault you are financially illiterate. your favourite Fox News, owned by the Murdoch family, have 39.4% of the voting power despite owning only 14% of the shares đŸ€«đŸ€Ł Zucc has 60% of the voting rights in Meta despite owning far far less shares, because he owns 90% of the non public Class B shares, which have 10x the voting power of the public shares đŸ€«đŸ˜‚ They don’t control shit eh.
    1
  2892. You know nothing about financial markets and how they work because if you did you would laugh at the conspiracy. Blackrock and Vanguard in reality doesn’t control shit. All they do is invest OTHER people’s money on behalf of them. Even you can get them to invest your money for you by buying into one of their ETFs If you dunno what even a super basic thing like an ETF is, that’s kinda the point. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Fox News, owned by the Murdoch family, have 39.4% of the voting power despite owning only 14% of the shares đŸ€«đŸ€Ł Zucc has 60% of the voting rights in Meta despite owning far far less shares, because he owns 90% of the non public Class B shares, which have 10x the voting power of the public shares đŸ€«đŸ˜‚ They don’t control shit eh.
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  2893.  @YuriDSC  Bro. Cross check everything I said. They don’t control shit. Less projection bro.
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  2894.  @user-sl6gq2zv3r  the British victim was a lawyer. Try again.
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  2895. 4:15 - the most popular bottled water brand in Australia is 'Pump Water', which is a Coca-Cola brand
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  2896. The old "they died from not wearing a seatbelt, not them speeding!!!" dumbness. Pretty sure the greatest factor was them speeding. Much like if they didn't catch COVID-19 in the first place, it wouldn't have made their other conditions worse. It has been medical practice around the world, far before COVID, to list all the factors that contributed to a death on the death certificate. Less tinfoil bro.
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  2897.  @alonzocarle6037  "fake reports" Source: Just Trust Me, Bro.
    1
  2898.  @alonzocarle6037  And as stated, listing all the factors in a death is a global medical practice but yet another stereotypical American who doesn't see outside their borders.
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  2899.  @alonzocarle6037  Source: Just Trust Me, Bro. Not my fault you can't produce any evidence.
    1
  2900.  @alonzocarle6037  uh huh, just another "just trust me bro" bro. Burden of proof eh.
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  2901.  @alonzocarle6037  also would I use such an obvious name if I was a shill? Why would I be posting here vs say a YouTube propaganda video like others have? Look my name up in Google. Battlefield 2 stats, 10+ year old game Just stop it eh.
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  2902.  @alonzocarle6037  Also source is one thing, quality of source is another. Your Heinz tomato sauce isn't as good as a homemade one from an Italian is it but they're both sauces right? Yes, pun intended.
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  2903.  @alonzocarle6037  read it again bro. It doesn't mean that.
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  2904. ⁠Other countries have already have these instant payments systems for years Ol’ Tinfoil. The US banking system is 10 years behind everyone else. Spot the American who knows nothing outside ya own borders (you). The EU doesn’t respect human rights? Look up UN reports on your US jails eh.
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  2905. crypto is EASILY tracked due to the blockchain. All the actually smart crims dodge it like the plague because of it.
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  2906. Same in Australia. It is both. the minimum wage shown is the bare, bare minimum.
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  2907. Lives in Aus here: Nuclear takes too long to build, meaning more bridging with fossil fuels, meaning that negates any environmental or cost savings of nuclear, particularly via solar, in which everywhere in Australia gets more solar irradiance than Western or Central Europe or where hoser is from, Canada. Yes, including Tassie. And you don't have to wait for it to be built as adding solar capacity is modular with every rooftop solar build. Australia's major cities are far too far away from each other for HSR to be economically viable, and yes, this factors in added economic activity and not just the operation of the trains. But yes, you are right on housing.
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  2908. See, I'm a guy and I'm the opposite - why? A factor I feel is was I grew up with 2 older sisters. And you are right, men tend to think of 'solving the situation' but also that they don't think therapy is part of 'fixing it' when it is.
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  2909. ⁠ Other countries have already have these instant payments systems for years Ol’ Tinfoil. The US banking system is 10 years behind everyone else. None of this has happened. Not to mention, banks can already do this if they suspect you of money laundering.
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  2910.  @abitofaviation  Trader Joe's is Aldi Nord (North), while the Aldi mentioned here is Aldi Sud (South). Long story short, in 1960, the brothers that owned Aldi had business disputes over selling cigarettes, one wanted to, the other didn't and ended up splitting the company in two.
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  2911. The Somali Stock Exchange!
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  2912. This is my stolen comment that I made viral on Reallifelore’s video 😂
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  2913. And the most well known criminologist in New Zealand is Greg Newbold, an ex career criminal and like Larry, been in jail and served their time before reforming. Perspectives from the inside, both in prison and the criminal underworld, that only they can tell and understand.
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  2914. Why not a Fidelity Investments shill? Or State Street shill? Or a Norwegian Sovereign Wealth Fund shill? Oh the grifters and TikTok didn’t tell you to hate them?
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  2915. ⁠ Other countries have already have these instant payments systems for years Ol’ Tinfoil. The US banking system is 10 years behind everyone else. None of this has happened. Not to mention, banks can already do this if they suspect you of money laundering.
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  2916. Gaming pop culture has ruined me 😂
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  2917. aaaaaand I am quoting this out of context.
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  2918. lol, you dunno what "no jab, no p(l)ay" is do you? The world hasn't collapsed with it, and it's saved the health system A TON of cost.
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  2919. no one cares about the Singapore 'election' due to the PAP's rigging of it essentially LOL. Everyone knows it's a sham election in Singapore thus no care cares.
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  2920. The Pixel is terrible due to its constant software issues - ironic because it’s Google but that is what put me off them. I chose the iPhone from an Android for actual practical reasons - it was the only ‘flagship’ smartphone I could hold easily with one hand, I know the software won’t shit itself with an update and it does as an all round package, generally everything well without a dealbreaker of any sort. There are ways around the walled garden (e.g. iDrive is FAR cheaper than iCloud) and even then, there are things within the walled garden that are nice - Apple Music as a standalone product is much superior to Spotify in a number of ways for example.
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  2921. Says the guy who looks up tech support videos on Youtube when they have an issue and listens to the Indian guy. Don't lie bro LOL.
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  2922. You know you can be one of those ‘greedy bastards’ by buying into one of their ETFs right?
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  2923. this totally ignores how central banks and their regulations work but ok.
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  2924. 1) 90+% of the new COVID-19 cases are those unvaccinated 2) the "new tech" isn't really that new at all 3) Those who have contracted COVID-19 can and have got it again due to new variants 4) Your immune / biological system doesn't actually peak until mid 20s
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  2925. They don't go on today. F'n clowns like you plaguing the comments
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  2926. Yep, GDF and CovertCobal, my favourite watchlist collection speedrunners!
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  2927. less Fox News bruh. More executive orders *AT THE BEGINNING* does not mean all, and I assume you read the executive orders or are you just parroting Fox News?
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  2928. Also older does not mean worse. Do you really want me to go into how shit the F35 is actually? LOL
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  2929. F35 = jack of all trades, master of none if you even looked into it and not just parrot Newsmax.
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  2930.  @live2ride18  either way, you are grossly misinformed. Maybe actually read the executive orders eh. And the F35 is junk if you know anything
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  2931.  @live2ride18  you were the one talking about older jets like it's automatically a bad thing.
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  2932.  @live2ride18  I've used this name for 20 years. And why don't you actually read up on what those executive orders are?
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  2933.  @live2ride18  Also Trump did 220 executive orders in one single term - the most in one term since Nixon so good job playing yourself.
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  2934.  @live2ride18  lying is bad. https://www.presidency.ucsb.edu/statistics/data/executive-orders
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  2935.  @live2ride18  if you have to lie to get across your point...
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  2936. they don't use Fastly.
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  2937. And they deserve citizenship for their contribution to the country after so many years, no matter where they are from, or which country they are working in.
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  2938. mmmm....a guy who literally studied international relations and speaks fluent Russian (RealLifeLore) vs random Internet comment....I wonder who got it right a year later?
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  2939.  @coyote4961  This literally have everything to do with Russian geopolitics. And if you didn't think an ally would help with logistics - I can't help you.
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  2940. 1) You spend 20 mins screwing around buying your Doritos and Pepsi, spending 10 mins deciding what flavour you want, in the gas station anyway 2) that is from 0-100%. Like your phone and laptop, it deliberately charges slower 80+% charged to wear out the battery cells less thus it prolongs your battery life. It is 0-80% in 20 minutes. Based upon average driving patterns and mid range EV typical range, it is 2 mins charge per day of use. And that’s if you drive everyday too. 4) Everyone is gangsta until they find out charging an EV is 2-3x cheaper than gas or it’s infinite if you charge your EV at a public one for free.
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  2941. ⁠ Other countries have already have these instant payments systems for years Ol’ Tinfoil. The US banking system is 10 years behind everyone else. Spot the American who knows nothing outside ya own borders (you).
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  2942. Basically, do you know what ordoliberalism is?
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  2943. HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA
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  2944.  @nealcorbett1149  yep, those armchair constitutional law lawyers. How about we maybe have an actual barrister on it eh? ;) https://auspublaw.org/2020/06/border-closures-covid-19-and-s-92-of-the-constitution/
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  2945.  @nealcorbett1149  I assume they know 'a tad' more than you and other armchair lawyers ;)
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  2946.  @laurenjamieson8411  are they a lawyer? No. And I literally linked to an actual lawyer. Yeah no.
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  2947. As a person living in Australia, it being the size of Canada and has state governments as well, a lot of this is WTF!? The (un)United Provinces of Canada. Thank God most of this mind-numbing stuff is at a Federal level.
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  2948. 9:08 - It would be quite harmful but the question must be asked, why aren’t Irish farmers and firms as adaptive in selling to different markets as say Australia, where farmers and firms adapted very quickly to the Australia-China trade war to diversify their markets?.
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  2949. or Queen Nzinga - who was very badarse and awesome
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  2950.  @Croz89  Only the modern price of renewables makes nuclear more cost prohibitive, that even the IEA and World Nuclear Assocaition acknowledge this. Also the UAE already shows a massive delta in renewables vs nuclear even with the cheapest possible labour. Which one was more cost effective? Al Dhafra Solar PV 2000MW: $1bn Construction time: 3 years Vs Barakah Nuclear Plant: 5380MW: $28bn Construction time: 11 years
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  2951.  @inteallsviktigt  Yes, this why wind is dominant in North Sea countries
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  2952.  @inteallsviktigt  North Sea wind gets stronger in winter 😂
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  2953.  @inteallsviktigt  but most of the time, it isn’t too much
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  2954.  @garethhhhh  You forget that Germany has got one of the oldest populations in the world and is manufacturing based - they need the migrants whether you like it or not.
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  2955.  @williamtell5365 *for the minority
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  2956. Anyone who believes in a Blackrock conspiracy knows sweet FA about actual financial markets and how they work in reality 😂 Here’s a clue: Most of Blackrock’s assets are owned by in the end, people’s pensions.
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  2957.  @eddiespagg  and no one has told you you know nothing about financial markets and how they work because if you did you would laugh at the conspiracy. Blackrock in reality doesn’t control shit. All they do is invest OTHER people’s money on behalf of them. Even you can get them to invest your money for you by buying into one of their ETFs 😂 If you dunno what even a super basic thing like an ETF is, that’s kinda the point.
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  2958. is your reputation worth $200?
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  2959. Nothing to do with it. Also your banking is all digital these days, including your cash. How do you think your bank account is stored? 😂
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  2960.  @user-ew6ky3go7q  What if you want to get more cash? LOL
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  2961.  @nelswolf  No, I do not want to get a worse spec phone. Thanks.
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  2962.  @nelswolf  I see that fanboism / anti-fanboism is creeping in. the iPhone 14 is literally better spec'ed objectively
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  2963.  @nelswolf  once again, wrong. And see the gigantic size.
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  2964.  @nelswolf  GSMArena states very differently. And their web browsing and video playback stats count far more regarding battery life as that is what you use your phone for more. The iPhone 14 has a noticeable advantage. Not to mention, objectively, iOS is far more efficient regarding battery life vs battery size and it drains less power when the screen is turned off. The camera quality and processing is better as well. I use real life performance measurements, not simply pure specs.
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  2965. State the facts he got wrong then
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  2966.  @dorianshadesofgray  Over 4 cases, BECAUSE THEY KNOW TO STOP IT EARLY. Thanks for backing up my point though. Appreciated.
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  2967.  @Neccronix  only wrong. Where's the proof?
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  2968. But yes, Mourinho, Pogba, Ronaldo and Sancho must ALL be wrong in their criticism of the club back office and management..,. Cope more 😂 But honestly, Sancho isn’t the problem. And you know that.
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  2969.  @TennisGvy  the men were Chinese of Korean descent. There is a very large Korean population in China by the border.
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  2970.  @ywlee319  Read the Wikipedia page. It explains everything. This piece was poorly explained but to just say 'propaganda' without actually checking yourself is just as dumb
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  2971.  @theunknownguy265  or look up the Wikipedia page. Stop sounding dumb.
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  2972. The main mineral exported is by far iron ore and half of the coal exported is coking coal, which is used in steel production.
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  2973. 6:27 "at least you know that they are safe" - oh no, I know what's coming LOL
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  2974.  @nekonesto5601  see my larger liked post - Argentina are an exception - too much public sector relative to the greater workforce can indeed be a bad thing, particularly when abused for political means like Argentina's was - thus why the middle (Ordoliberalism / social market economy) is preferred. And look up mixed public / private markets - this is why often SOEs are setup to compete in the private markets or mixed ownership - as a form of market regulation against the bad tendencies of one another. Basically, if you like your football, how the German 50+1 model gives the benefits of both types of ownership, only in the wider economy. Private ownership in public services isn't automatically a bad thing - but it must be heavily regulated. e.g. the Dutch healthcare model, the Australian pension investments system.
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  2975.  @ZboeC5  doesn’t mean there isn’t insane waste.
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  2976. The retirement issue is why forward thinking countries like Australia have individually based pension investment accounts that is based on you and not tied to any employer. And it is mandatory. The employer must contribute at least 11% of your wage on top towards it. For Americans, this is like 401K / IRA ROTH but everyone gets it, it is mandatory and since they know they cannot trust you with your own retirement money (which is true), it is deliberately very hard to access before 60 years old except for extreme situations. And importantly, professionals invest the money for you and it is highly regulated. Similar schemes exist in the Netherlands, Iceland and Denmark. Australia realised this in the 1980s that the old pension based system wasn’t going to be economically viable.
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  2977.  @stevefl7175  it isn’t the same
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  2978. Nuclear takes 10 years to build on average (IEA stats), is a nightmare to decommission cost wise, with an average cost of US $330 million and that if there is few complications, otherwise try towards $1 billion. In 2013 dollars. It actually needs to be near a fresh water source as well. Not to mention, like fossil fuels, uranium is a globally traded commodity that is subject to world demand and geopolitical whims. Not to mention the bridging of waiting for the nuclear power plant to be built means often more bridging with more expensive fossil fuel, significantly negating any economic or environmental benefit. And even with closed cycle nuclear, it still produces waste that needs to be stored for 500 years. Nuclear is not a cure all and the best and cheapest option literally depends on geography.
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  2979.  @AA2639-m9v  incorrect. It affects end user computers as well which has the Crowdstrike Falcon agent installed
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  2980.  @lp0129  good luck staging this. And good luck getting the machines to accept your cash and process your transaction đŸ˜č
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  2981. The old "they died from not wearing a seatbelt, not them speeding!!!" dumbness. Pretty sure the greatest factor was them speeding. Much like if they didn't catch COVID-19 in the first place, it wouldn't have made their other conditions worse. It has been medical practice around the world, far before COVID, to list all the factors that contributed to a death on the death certificate. Less tinfoil bro.
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  2982. in early
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  2983. In reality, *The Hill MASSIVELY missed the mark on this one* - Here in Australia, Rupert Murdoch (News Corp, who also own Fox in the US) owns 70% our print media. The ruling right-wing LNP party has strong ties with Rupert Murdoch and to a lesser extent, Nine/Fairfax. These two groups combined control the majority of Aussie legacy media, push heavily and (usually successfully) for the LNP during both federal and state elections, and in return want the LNP to pass laws to prop up their business model. This is actually a massive power struggle between them and Facebook. Our former prime minister Kevin Rudd just sat before our senate for a Royal Commission into Murdoch's monopoly on our news media. The government is pushing Rupert Murdoch’s agenda - major news outlets will get compensated but independent journalists won’t. This Australian law says that, to simply link to news articles, one has to pay the publisher — and only establishment news qualifies. This disenfranchises independent news as well as breaks a key aspect of a free and open internet — being able to link to and move between different sites liberally.
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  2984.  @theaussiewhinger  see above. Canberra has a tiny population.
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  2985. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Not his fault you are financially illiterate. your favourite Fox News, owned by the Murdoch family, have 39.4% of the voting power despite owning only 14% of the shares đŸ€«đŸ€Ł Zucc has 60% of the voting rights in Meta despite owning far far less shares, because he owns 90% of the non public Class B shares, which have 10x the voting power of the public shares đŸ€«đŸ˜‚ They don’t control shit eh.
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  2986. As a frequent earthquake survivor (see one of the biggest felt shaking of any earthquake, the Feb 22 2011 Christchurch earthquake), some tips: *Always go under a table or desk. *DO NOT GO TO A DOOR. This is an old myth tale and that can kill you. *If you are in an old building with masonry, DO NOT RUN OUTSIDE. This killed people during that mentioned earthquake.
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  2987.  @stephenbachman132  "in the way of progress" like drug reform, abortion rights, anti-discrimination. Oh uh righto. But "culture" is just longneck VBs and shitly made, overpriced, insurance nightmare Commodores right?
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  2988.  @stephenbachman132  look up ya history bud. Activists put political pressure on all those things in different countries.
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  2989.  @stephenbachman132  yes "and more", including things you don't like preference wise.
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  2990.  @stephenbachman132  got more word bingo mate?
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  2991.  @stephenbachman132  more I look shit up before posting. Anyway, I'll enjoy my culture watching say MSO concerts. 'Culture' includes the stuff you don't like bud.
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  2992.  @SuperNormal_ParaNatural  this was my originally stolen comment on RealLifeLore's video that everyone copies on every South Korea = dystopia video LOL. I originally stole it in from the CaspianReport video original comment.
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  2993. From an immigrant here: Always know the realities of the place you are moving to. Always ask people who live there so you get the full picture like you have here. Rose-tinted glasses will only hurt you.
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  2994. I'm sure Marge is proud of you.
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  2995. If you bother to look into the percentages of which they own companies, it is often 5% or less. Not to mention this assumes 1:1 voting rights, which often isn’t the case as often the founders of the company deliberately stack the voting rights towards themselves far over the percentage of which they own the company. Not his fault you are financially illiterate. your favourite Fox News, owned by the Murdoch family, have 39.4% of the voting power despite owning only 14% of the shares đŸ€«đŸ€Ł Zucc has 60% of the voting rights in Meta despite owning far far less shares, because he owns 90% of the non public Class B shares, which have 10x the voting power of the public shares đŸ€«đŸ˜‚ They don’t control shit eh.
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  2996. Anyone in IT, including me, would state this is extremely unlikely to be a cyber hack, as analogy wise, it isn’t need to blow up the entire building when you need to steal a few filing cabinets. Calm down buddy. This is far more a maintenance job that went very very wrong.
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  2997. A better sports analogy for the time period was how New Zealand won rugby union and the similar absolute dominance.
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  2998. ​ @ellioso  Nothing to do with it.
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  2999. Tell me you know nothing about Australian politics without saying so...
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  3000.  @WhichDoctor1  you do know what the concept of 'margin trading' is right?
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  3001. And Johnny will find out the biggest foreign buyer of real estate and farms in Australia the last 3 years has been....... Canada. More actual industry sources, less Murdoch news fam.
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  3002. France and New Zealand dominate foreign ownership of Australian dairy farms. *AT LEAST* 86.4% of all Aussie farms are Australian owned. Foreign ownership laws ensure that property and farmland must be "widely advertised" to Australians for 30 days before foreigners are allowed...if no Aussies want to buy.....
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  3003. Chinese real estate investment has plummeted since 2018.
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  3004. Not to mention the NSW Farmers Association has stated that Australia needs more foreign investment or else Aussie farming will stall in growth. Industry sources > essentially Xenophobic headlines. All foreign ownership must follow the same rules. However foreign ownership of key infrastructure is a concern, no matter who it is.
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  3005. Look up world uranium prices. There's your answer.
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  3006. 4:00 - CATTO
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  3007.  @ancalyme  lol, no it didn’t. It criticised Arab and Palestinian actions plenty
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  3008. Ask any car expert who actually know what they are talking about, Holden were always badly built
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  3009. "Some companies" - some dumb companies. No company is unhackable, however you can make it so it isn't worth the effort to hack you vs the reward. Analogy is like having a dog with a big bark at your house. Sure, the robber can still steal your things, but why bother when the house down the road has similar stuff but doesn't have the dog? People are lazy and want the easiest thing / target, hackers included.
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  3010. There’s a new 60 Minutes Australia report on YouTube on his tracking and arrest now! Time to update the video!!
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  3011. Albo has stated doesn’t care how it is pronounced and the Aussie pronunciation is wrong anyway vs proper Italian (Al-ba-nay-see). The man himself has stated all these differences. And the Italian pronunciation is mispronounced vs the Albanian origin.
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  3012. How Maori got so good at smoking British
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  3013. Or this shouldn’t be needed in reality
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  3014. Jim, please please Jim, go after the oxygen tank scammers in India.
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  3015. it isn't hard to look up. stop being lazy.
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  3016. However this is risky to do with cybersecurity endpoint solutions.
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  3017. The 'fr' with the picture of Aboriginal girl at 5:36 hit too hard and dunno to laugh or cry
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  3018. The old "they died from not wearing a seatbelt, not them speeding!!!" dumbness. Pretty sure the greatest factor was them speeding. Much like if they didn't catch COVID-19 in the first place, it wouldn't have made their other conditions worse. It has been medical practice around the world, far before COVID, to list all the factors that contributed to a death on the death certificate. Less tinfoil bro.
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  3019.  @EdLemieux  she is known for her anti vaccine and anti lockdown stances. And the US is not the whole world and as stated, this is a global practice that was done far long before COVID.
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  3020.  @machintrucGaming biogas is not the same as biomethane.
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  3021. Also this guy is half Indian and half white so all the racist can go away tbh. And yes, on another note, Tiger Woods is half Asian and only a quarter black.
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  3022. He's done Phoenix Wright
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  3023. 5:21 Another American, another who mispronounces 'Mel-BIN'.
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  3024. Fuck them boats
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  3025. Nice stereotyping you got there. How edgy.
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  3026. In San Diego last month, with 77% of the population having at least one dose, 60% fully, 531 COVID-19 hospitalisations were unvaccinated, 12 were. Say whatever you want about Dan, but those are the facts.
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  3027. AMERICANS: READ THE ACTUAL AUSTRALIAN COMMENTS HERE The Hill missed the massive nuances unfortunately.
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  3028. ​ @ramses1134  Here in Australia, Rupert Murdoch owns 70% our print media (News Corp, who also own Fox News in the US), our media has a strong bias that has supported and helped elect our conservative party (Liberals) in the majority of our elections in recent history. This is actually a massive power struggle between Murdoch's news media ) and Facebook. Our former prime minister Kevin Rudd just sat before our senate for a Royal Commission into Murdoch's monopoly on our news media. You can view this in full on Kevin Rudd's Youtube page. The government is pushing Rupert Murdoch’s agenda - major news outlets will get compensated but independent journalists won’t. This Australian law says that, to simply link to news articles, one has to pay the publisher — and only establishment news qualifies. This disenfranchises independent news as well as breaks a key aspect of a free and open internet — being able to link to and move between different sites liberally.
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  3029.  @ramses1134  Correct. Both are acting in their own corporate interests but as an independent journalist / comedian who ironically survived the purge (FriendlyJordies, look him up on Youtube) and yes, posted a video on Facebook to flex, pointed out, for the first time, there is a balance of power. Murdoch can't just abuse whoever he wants now as there is actual bigger fish than him (Google, Facebook) who can actually fight back.
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  3030.  @ramses1134  and of course the MSM don't mention that angle as they want a slice of the pie too.
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  3031.  @ramses1134  but most Australians can see through that crap. Like for example when the Murdoch media massively went on the attack on the Labor candidate (left wing) in Queensland in their state election, in which Murdoch literally owns *100%* of the print media there.....only for the Labor candidate to win in a landslide ROFL. IT WAS *GLORIOUS* to see Murdoch be completely owned.
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  3032. No.
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  3033. You dunno how government borrowing works. Got it.
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  3034. so...um.....10 months later....
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  3035. Ha, read the other comments. Both major parties are to blame.
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