Comments by "alex smith" (@alexsmith-ob3lu) on "Voices of the Past" channel.

  1. Good visuals, but I think this Korean author gives a very foolish and naïve perspective on the USA. Probably because of his lack of experience and lack of (good) information back then. He doesn't understand that America is a colonial outpost of Europe. When the European monarchs, republics and/or nationalist states fell apart after two world wars. America (along with Canada, Australia, and New Zealand) were abandoned; left to defend itself from hostile foreign enemies who wished to subvert, manipulate, and mold this young nation into their selfish plans. Free market capitalism is an 18th century European economic concept that America has not changed from, despite being outdated for the 21st century. Gold standard was brought over from the 19th century Europe to the US. Americans still think of Gold or Silver standard money in American circulation. When in reality, our global economic system relies on debt growth. The Common Laws and Parliamentary Democracy came to America from England. Whites from Germany (Rudolf Diesel), Serbia (Nikola Tesla), Norway, Ireland, England (William Shockley), Holland etc. contributed massively to America technical and agricultural development. Finally, he talks about how White Americans are so materialistic... So were Whites in Europe, and Australia. That was how White culture was back in the 1950s! And this is nothing new amongst Whites getting overly fat, rich and comfortable. Even their own scriptures mention these things (Book of Judges).
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