Comments by "" (@larsstougaard7097) on "Why Arab-Israeli ties are normalizing" video.

@WBlake01 yes agree, they already get a ton of data from your social media and phone, enough is enough.
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Lets pray for peace, Gaza could be a new mini Dubai with hotels and great beaches, they have the location. It all depends on the leadership, visions for the future and regional alliances.
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Bose cool , I love their headphones too 😄
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When the oil runs dry.....😲
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@ikka489 I hope you are right, but if climate change really sets in then : " Global warming will do the Middle East no favors. Evidence abounds it will be the region that climate change will hit hardest. Summer temperatures across the region are expected to increase more than twice the global average. Prolonged heat waves, desertification, and droughts will make parts of the Middle East and North Africa uninhabitable. Where Middle Easterners will still be able to live, climate change may fuel violent competition over diminishing resources." I pray they change and develop fast enough.
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@yoavmor9002 exactly my thoughts, with a bold new and peaceful leadership driven by the idea of prosperity for its people, it could make Gaza a great place. Billions of dollars would flow in.
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@ratto751 Krate Productions works day and night on Youtube comments to provide us with cool quotes.
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@MohammedRafi2 Yes 😁, that is another old one too, write the winning story that is best for the present and future narrative. I'm from Scandinavia and there is a proud and romantic feeling for the Vikings, also the Vikings TV show. But they did a lot of killing, rape & plunder, wow cool tough guys. We pick what we like in history and downplay or erase other parts. That is 5000 years of humanity for you.
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DavetheSlave I totally agree, geopolitics has done much harm, but there are many layers in it. And there are cases where it has been clearly a bad idea like Venezuela: " After Hugo Chávez officially took office in February 1999, several policy changes involving the country's oil industry were made to explicitly tie it to the state under his Bolivarian Revolution. Since then, PDVSA has not demonstrated any capability to bring new oil fields onstream since nationalizing heavy oil projects in the Orinoco Petroleum Belt. The Chávez government used PDVSA resources to fund social programmes, treating it like a "piggybank",and PDVSA staff were required to support Chávez. His social policies resulted in overspending that caused shortages in Venezuela and allowed the inflation rate to grow to one of the highest rates in the world. To assuage the oil price decline which began back in June 2014 and continues through to today, President Maduro printed more currency, resulting in inflation as high as 700% of what the inflation rate was in 2014.[The Economic policy of the Nicolás Maduro administration did not revive the oil decline, and by 2016, the oil production reached the lowest it had been in 23 years. According to analysts, the economic crisis suffered under President Nicolás Maduro would have still occurred with or without Chávez"
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@irtizafayaz yes that is true, he wanted to free India from British rule and jumped in the arms of Hilter. I have no special interest in this subject, but has USA not done the same many times in its wars and conflicts ??. I think it proves the quote right, but "friend" just means a useful partner that for a time can be used to achieve a certain goal.
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@andyalder7910 Thanks Andy, glad to get more clarification on that old concept.
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Yes money is the oil that keeps it going or is it the other way around 🤑
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@krateproductions4872 okay I don't know whats going on, Amay428 that joker, always makes fun in comment section. I see him everywhere.
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@MohammedRafi2 I totally agree, but you never know the outcome of war. Bose also had a thing with Japan, so he played on the dark horses in WW2.
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@krateproductions4872 True sad with all the oppression, pain and suffering of the people of the world in past and present. Bad leadership can make a whole country suffer or go down. Just look at Lebanon, the elite has run the country to the ground in 30 years. They show no will to change even after this horrible 2020 where half the city of Beirut blow up and the economy has collapsed.
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