Comments by "rejvaik" (@rejvaik00) on "Jake Tran" channel.

  1. Remember when the japanese government refused to extradite former president of Peru Fujimori to face criminal charges simply because he was japanese descended?
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  2. Law #1 "NEVER outshine the master" 48 Laws of power
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  3. Yep PMC contractors weren't liable for US military law until 2006 They were finally held to account by US civil law in 2007 in direct response to the Square massacre which left 17 Iraqi civilians dead
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  4. It never did, the US has 53 billion barrels in reserve, an oilfield in Alaska larger than the size of the nation of Britain, and it has plenty of offshore untapped resources across both it's coastline Also the US can trade for oil from non OPEC states such as Norway, Canada, and Mexico if it chose to do so
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  5. As a major tip for all you "potentials" just know that any transaction, including both withdrawals and deposits, that totals of 10,000$ or more is immediately flagged by the US government banking and law enforcement agencies. It's not flagged as in a potentially 'let's break the door down and seize all assets' but it is flagged as in it will be monitored for a possible explanation if the situation requires it. Also these monitoring periods can last for an extended part of time sometimes years if need be. Further these "flagged" transactions are cumulative. Meaning that even if they incorporated spread out payments if they still add up to the 10,000$ threshold they can still be flagged. Also when you deposit money into any account, it is considered to be seen as a profit and taxable income. So the idea of you running a failing business because you're taking a loss and not reporting any profits while your lifestyle and ledger says otherwise is another huge tell. A great way to deal with laundering is to target legitimate businesses that already deal heavily in paper cash exchanges, a good example of this not mentioned in this video would be the medical cannabis industry. By US federal law cannabis is still an illegal substance and the trafficking of federally prohibited substances are not permitted to use a banking account when conducting business transactions, such as employee payroll. This means that quite often paper cash is exchanged far more often in this industry for basic business services thus being far easier for "potentials" to participate in 😉 I hope you enjoyed these tips
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  6. Lord of War was Nicholas Cage's best movie and while it was a work of fiction, it was also it was very much true in its allegorical themes Good job using it for this video Mass respect 👍
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  7. This is actually true of the British royal family they literally own the land of the nation what they do is they basically charge parliament rents for the land in exchange for a permanent royal salary
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  8. I'm sorry but that just doesn't happen in geopolitics not even when the world was at War and it was suffering from one of its darkest hours of World War II did the idea of giving away implements to fight for free ever crossed the mind of any government leader No instead the United States gave it away in lendlease which the United Kingdom finally succeeded in paying off in 2002 it's a fact Nations do not give away things for free unless it's politically convenient or geopolitically strategic to do so because they are all competing for influence with one another
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  9. The corruption was always there from the japanese government just it was hidden behind both a language barrier and a cultural barrier For me my eyes were opened to this back when Fujimori, the former president of Peru, fled to Japan to escape prosecution for criminal charges and the use of extrajudicial killings during his presidency and the Japanese government refused to extradite him simply because he was japanese descended He didn't get caught untill 2007 when he visited Chile and the Chileans actually responded to Peru and expedited him now he will sit his ass in a jail cell for the rest of his life
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  10. Be careful with sponsor saymine app, it scans your entire email history, attachments, sent/received emails and texts of said emails before it complies a list of who is tracking you Then it keeps that same list, in its own data system based in Tel Aviv, Israel under its own Israel internet laws I'm not saying don't use it, but I'm saying understand what it's doing
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  11.  @jolp9799  nearly every nation that experienced colonization has treated its natives like crap From the Japanese treating the Ainu like crap to the Liberians treating the Kru like crap
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  12. Hasn't stopped determined morons before lol😂 just look at Buck Angel He's an old school trans (been transitioned for over a decade) but lots of Trans folks hate on him cause he says the "wrong" thing
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  13. If you don't want a hostile takeover don't have your company be publicly traded If your approached with an offer to buy out your company but your company is private there's nothing that person can do because your company is private
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  14. La Costa Nostra is not dead, they just have more competition in organized crime they can't rise to the top anymore, but pretty much ALL of organized crime has recognized what being at the top brings a target at your back They just all recognized it at different times
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  15. 2006 was the year the DoD FINALLY applied US military law (Uniform Code of Military Justice) to private contractors aka mercenaries Prior to that, private contract forces were notorious for violations of conduct in warzones, military target Selection, and often hid criminal activity from investigation worst of all they were damn near immune from prosecution because they were company owned
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  16.  @Andytlp  we can play a conjecture all day long searching for the why, but Its irrelevant I am just telling you the quick summation of facts of the event
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  17. Well that's because colleges are a business what happened to us in the 1960s the government recognized that colleges were getting more and more expensive so the government decided that it would take on some of the expense of operation costs the colleges were able to recognize that that meant the government would take all the risk so what colleges did once they knew that the government would pay for everything they raised their prices significantly
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  18. Yes Caspian report already did a video years ago about foreign aid and what it can potentially do to harm another Nation that's the recipient But at the same time there are practical reasons why the US also engages in foreign aid the US for example makes so much food that if all of it went to market it would crash food prices so low that farmers would be out of business as a precaution some of the food that is produced is bought by the US government at slightly higher market prices so it can be delivered to developing nations as a means of keeping it out of the US domestic market And yes national debt never expires recall the lendlease act of World War II the United Kingdom had to pay that debt off of all the weapons and material they needed during the war and they didn't succeed in paying it off until 2002
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  19. Agreed 👍 Food and water will ALWAYS be the first priority of any individual when currency fails If you have a means to produce your own food where you're not relying upon any other means like a grocery store or supermarket, AND you have a means of defending your food source you are greatly shielded from negative experiences like hyperinflation
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  20. It's a bit more than that, it's Japan is extremely homogeneous and they are very much happy in maintaining that aspect of their society and it's why they are so closed to acceptance of non japanese and even non asians rising to prominence into their highest echelons of society, government and business They even used that Japanese protectionism mentality to shield a former president of Peru, President Fujimori (who escaped from Peru to Japan) from facing criminal charges by the peruvian courts simply because he was of japanese heritage
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  21. You still got a long way to go Jake before you start redeeming yourself when it comes to making YouTube videos on scams This was a good video I will not lie but you've shaken a lot of trust in your audience
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  22. Jake Tran: "You can't be a king anymore" Spain, Brunei, Morroco, UK, Vatican City, Swaziland (eSwatania) , Sweden, Denmark, Thailand, Oman, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Jordan: "Allow us to introduce ourselves"
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  23.  @samuellambertmurrayduncan1412  lol you gotta give specific examples when you trying to inform people especially in this day and age
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  24.  @orangutanenthusiast5631  pretty much, back then the US has no choice but to use everything in their toolbox to counter the soviet and communist threat Even resorting to morally questionable actions we still uncover today
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  25.  @flyingrat492  uhh the UK also has oil the Weald Basin, in South East England
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  26. @Ulysses J. Denton I don't know if based would be the right word because they did get his ass in the end he got caught while in Chile and the Chileans said you know what we remember how you did extra judicial killings when you were in Peru we're sending you back to face Justice And fujimori has been sitting in a jail cell ever since
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  27. "Immortals? We'll put their name to the test"
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  28.  @bigredone9917  how about no, since I literally only just posted facts no conspiracy, no conjecture: "2006 - PMCs finally held to account by US military law (Uniform Code of Military Justice) "2007- PMCs held to account by US civil law, as a direct response to the incident in question" Those are facts DEAL WITH IT! 🎤💧
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  29. The precursor to the IRS even bent the knee to President Andrew Jackson 😳
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  30. Never forget that the Israeli government agency of Mossad kidnapped a completely innocent Norwegian citizen It's not just the CIA any Nation can do these things too
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  31. Worse these are actually legal. There's no need to clean or launder the money because they aren't dirty money
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  32. The YouTuber Kraut made a great video explaining this: The origins of Russian authoritarianism How the aristocracy never really held much political authority in the nation of Russia ever since Russia finally overthrew the 250 years of mongolian colonial rule and unified into a single nation
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  33. Also just for clarification debt is bad sure but unlike in previous centuries such as an 1800s no country can be invaded and removed from the map for refusing or being unable to pay their debts (See how France attempted to justify it's invasion of Mexico) So even with everything that Jake Tran has said the idea of what can happen to a nation that goes into debt has actually drastically improved over the centuries
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  34.  @ShinigamiInuyasha777   nope, them morons even throw shade at Gloria Alvarez She's a Guatemalan whose family escaped communism and despite that, they do nothing but hurl canceling efforts one after another towards her because she says the "wrong" thing latin americans aren't supposed to say
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  35.  @user-wx8nl5eu1s  remember who ever has the "bigger gun" makes the rules, it's not fair but it is a fact of life
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  36. Real World affairs rule no. 1: "Whenever there is chaos in this world only the nation with the dominant Navy will be involved"
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  37. Sun Tzu said that! And I'd say he knows a little more about fighting than you do pal because he invented it!
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  38. It's like CGP Grey said in his "rules for rulers" video: "Now sure a benevolent ruler might be tempted to spend his share of the treasure on the poor but you'll be fighting against the devils that don't, good luck with that"
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  39. I feel irrational So confrontational To tell the truth I am Getting away with murder It isn't possible To never tell the truth But the reality is I'm getting away with murder Papa Roach - 2004
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  40. When the world "collapses" Food and methods of preserving it will always be higher in value than shiny rocks
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  41. Make Argentina great again! 😂 I feel so bad for Argentina they were the 3rd most important city in all of the Americas at one point before the 1930s crash And it only further worsened when they went completely bankrupt despite having the second largest gold reserves at the time
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  42.  @lubu2960  2nd largest, up until the 1930s that is, it dwindled very fast and was completely gone and the nation declared bankrupt during the Peron era
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  43. CGP grey already did so on his "rules for rulers" video
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  44. Any thoughts on Khalifa Hafar?
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  45. Yeah no, they tried it in the 80s during tianamen. And since then they have greatly increased their surveillance program over the entire country to prevent it from ever happening again The only way that will ever happen is if the military forces of the CCP let's it happen
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  46. Yeah hindsight is 2020 having kept those nukes probably would have guaranteed Ukraine to never fear a conventional Russian invasion
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  47. I was thinking of the movie American gangster the whole time I was watching this video great quote
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  48. There's no such thing as a "good" oligarch
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  49. Mass respect to Yeonmi Park This girl has been put through so much and I am glad to have her in the US I can't believe how smooth brain morons tried to take her down and even called her fake N. Korean refuge because she called the cops on a female robber who happened to be a black American
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  50.  @johnrockwell5834  fine then, if we filter out constitutional monarchies we still have: Brunei, Swaziland (Eswatini) Oman, Saudi Arabia, Vatican City and the individual emirates composing the United Arab Emirates Also both Morroco and Bhutan have their kings still retain great power and can overturn laws at their discretion without much resistance
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