Comments by "Mike O\x27Neill" (@EllieMaes-Grandad) on "China Observer" channel.

  1. Putting together a team of twenty in an afternoon suggests other work is abandoned, or those people were sitting around doing nothing . . .
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  2. America [and elsewhere] must reject illusions of debt-based consumerism . . . . an infinite world of pleasure with no foundation of morality - or see an end to current freedom and prosperity.
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  3. Contingency plans will exist, as will a large stash of currency at a secure warehouse.  @jonathanandrew2909 
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  4. As with so many such videos about China, too many fill-in clips of bank tellers and notes being counted on machines. Stop wasting our time!
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  5. As with so many such videos about China, too many fill-in clips of bank tellers and notes being counted on machines. Stop wasting our time!
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  6. Why are they all wearing masks? Old video material?
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  7. Craftmanship is never shoddy; a craftsman will do a good job because that's his/her job. An assembly worker might do a shoddy job, not being a craftsman . . .
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  8. The difference between stupidity and genius is that genius has its limits.
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  9. MG has a great history in UK, but the marque was sold off as part of the 'wrecking Britain's manufacturing base' philosophy of recent years. It had degraded to 'badge engineering' . . .
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  10. As with so many such videos about China, too many fill-in clips of bank tellers and notes being counted on machines. Stop wasting our time!
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  11. Not at all, just a regular viewer. I'm not seeing truth and accuracy in many videos about China. (how many times has the 3-gorges dam collapsed?)  @glicerioacosta957 
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  12. That only kicks the can down the road . . . . destination, high inflation.
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  13. Always an Asian voice, or AI, when a less monotonous one would be better.
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  14. Good idea, normally, but if the professional opinion says 'unsafe', what then?
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  15. . . . . at present, but for how long . . . ?  @கோபிசுதாகர் 
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  16. When you've watched a few videos from the same source, the repetitions are easy to recognise. Try it . . .  patrickhamos2987 
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  17. Pretty much the same as on other channels then. The narrative appears genuine, but then again . . .  @YourHineyness 
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  18. chacun à son goût . . .  @YourHineyness 
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  19. Naïveté on steroids.  @civotamuaz5781 
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  20. Probably can't afford to buy it all anyway.  @lorla151 
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  21. This is the China that is going to take over the world? As if . . .
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  22. What value do RMB or Yuan have in relation to real money? Please quote U.S dollar equivalent, or simply ignore chinese funny-munny entirely. Thanks
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  23. Veritas? Quid est veritas?
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  24. Sorry to hear that; been there too . . .  @Stephen-cr3sc 
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  25. Yuan amounts are meaningless - please quote in U.S.dollar$.
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  26. We'll all be looking "over there" when disintegration will occur "over here". The world as we know it is crumbling; slowly at present, then very quickly . . .
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  27. Go veggie !
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  28. Why are some peple wearing outdoor coats when sat indoors?
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  29. Allah is a confected character, unlike the one, true living God, of whom The Nazarene spoke in loving terms.
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  30. Apprenez la langue anglaise, svp . . .
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  31. Get rid of CCP . . . ?  @bipolargamer99x 
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  32. As if indebtedness isn't high enough already . . .  @ernestkj 
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  33. Good question.  @frv6610 
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  34. It's not so much about where she went, but about with whom she talked and what about.  @simonbadcock8011 
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  35. Flats in UK; apartments in USA?  @homerj806 
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  36. Even trolls refuse to live under any of them.
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  37. We’ll all be looking "over there", when disintegration will happen "over here". The “West” as we know it is disintegrating; slowly now, then very quickly . . .
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  38. America [and elsewhere] must reject illusions of debt-based consumerism . . . . an infinite world of pleasure with no foundation of morality - or see an end to current freedom and prosperity.
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  39. As with many such videos about China, too many fill-in clips of bank tellers and notes being counted on machines. It's insulting our intelligence. Stop doing it, stop wasting our time!
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  40. In many ways, perhaps without realising it? Then again, they're exploiting a lot more of the weak spots now found in western culture.  @laustinspeiss 
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  41. Visited early on a Monday morning perhaps? What's it like on Saturday afternoons?
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  42. Massive fraud perhaps . . . ?
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  43. Dumb people use smart meters. Smart people use dumb meters.
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  44. Outpouring of statistics, but no conclusions. It soon becomes meaningless verbiage . . .
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  45. Much disdain for China's capability and preparedness . . . . parallels with Japan pre-WW2 . . . ?
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  46. The young lady narrator is rattling off multiple meaningless statistics at a rate which defies proper comprehension. Please speak more slowly, with more interpretation offered.
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  47. So many poor quality images. Go get some yourself instead of using amateur stuff. Editorial quality leaves much to be desired . . . . fix it, or lose credibility.
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  48. We'll all be looking "over there" when disintegration will occur "over here". The world as we know it is crumbling; slowly at present, then very quickly . . .
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  49. I don't think they even know what they should want to replace that which has been imposed on them. How could they?  @popcorn6931 
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  50. U S D . . . . you mean U.S. dollar$ . . . !
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