Comments by "Al Loomis" (@alloomis1635) on "Cyrus Janssen" channel.

  1. usa is at war with prc, by all means short of visible violence. never get between the very rich and a dollar, if there is any chance that more will be lost. prc means to lead the world, and probably will.
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  2. certainly progressive. come from nowhere, in the last 40 years. peaceful? they'd like to be, they are winning the peace, hands down. which is why usa has declared war. only economic war so far, but if that doesn't work, they will discover a reason to 'save the people of _______' by invasion and occupation of china. insert ukraine or taiwan or anywhere. which is why prc talks a lot tougher nowadays, reminding the world they are not poor old iraq. the prospect of nuclear war is no longer unthinkable. the usg developed 'tactical' nuclear weapons for just this purpose. they yearn for winnable war. prc can hold off the evil empire only with city-eraser bombs and an effective delivery system. the orcs who run usa have an optimism common to sociopaths, but even they know there is nowhere to hide from 10 giant hydrogen bombs.
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  3. pompeo bringing democracy? still waiting for usa to be a democracy. while we are waiting, usa is bringing murder, bombing and invasion to the world.
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  4. there can be no peace and justice from the usa, it is firmly in the grip of politicians who themselves owe their power and wealth to the even richer. i plead for the establishment of democracy, but 99 out of 100 usans think they have it, and the other one says 'no hope.' a populace of unthinking cattle, driven by agents of wealth into subsistence wages so that manufacturing jobs can be sent to foreign lands, for the further enrichment of shareholders, have no hope.
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  5. this is not an appropriate question. better would be, "do you trust the people who rule usa to act in your best interest?" if you answer 'no!' then the discussion can begin. if you answer 'yes, ' discussion is useless, for you are an ignorant fool. they are not your friends.
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  6. good report, mr j, i wish i thought it would prevent war. can't hurt, i suppose. but the usa government is simply evil. sold their soul to the devil, because the price was attractive. there was never a day when there was hope for usa, it was born to preserve slavery, exterminate the natives, and ensure the rich ruled. prc is run by humans, but currently they are the only power that can resist usa with effect. we everyone should do what we can to ensure usa feels too weak to attack china, your efforts are in the right direction, 加油
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  7. 加油
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  8. by the way, very impressed with your 汉与, did you study before going there?
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  9. usa can not peacefully co-exist, half their national budget goes into munitions, the soldiers vote, and much of that budget lands finally in share-holding class. hard to justify that kind of budget with out enemies and occasional explosions. it's rime for everyone to say, "usa is our mutual threat," and we must show them the muzzle. otherwise they are going to start ww3 out of toxic greed.
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  10. lies are the bullets before bullets, warfare by propaganda. people have to figure who is lying, if they are interested in the truth, but many people just want to hear the lies they subscribe to. a very depressing reality. i am not a great fan of the prc political system, but for now at least, it has delivered a rush towards general prosperity unprecedented in human history. it's very hard to explain that away, although other governments must try to do so. the usa in particular enjoyed a period of general prosperity after ww2, the fruit of ww2 'socialism', and later a period of unmatched military dominance after the collapse of the ussr. they are not used to looking like 'yesterday's men.' but they are, and only lies and sabre-rattleing maintain a shaky front of continuing dominance. this is a period of great danger to the world. as trump demonstrated, and now biden, their national direction is in the hands of incompetents and sociopaths. cross yer fingers, because sanity is not in charge.
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  11. prc has made a misjudgement about how much money to spend on public health. doctors and hospitals were over-loaded before the virus erupted. so lockdowns were necessary. eventually, vaccination should bring the situation under control, but it might be 3 years of continual suppression of movement.
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  12. there is no democracy in china. very, very, little in the usa. so, unless you are in the revolution business, move on from governance to performance. there, prc better than usa in every way. neither perfect, we are dealing with human beings, but for every china weakness, you can match a usa weakness, and worse.
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  13. btw, those little red flags clustered around the toe of florida probably it a fire under the orcs of cialand.* there will be an anthill disturbed appearance for the next few years, they may even resort to marines landing. *cialand is an autonomous state located in down-town dc. they have their own flag, which they only fly in public on the anniversary of jfk's death. by some ironic coincidence that happens to be the cia's summer picnic day. quirks of history, eh?
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  14. no, mr janssen, what is good for america is good for america. the rest of the world sends very few children to international meetings. usa continues to have a following, because nations may profit from the scraps, or rulers take protection from submission to usa. i do what i can to remind the world, that 'democracy' has a meaning, and it is nothing like what is practiced by the usa, at home and certainly has no international application at all. the tide is turning, and it is no longer immediately fatal to reject usa demands. a few who do are murdered, and many are bought, but resistance has reached self-sustaining levels. it is unfortunate that the two major nations resisting usa hegemony are themselves oligarchies, russia might even be a dictatorship, but the moral standing of the usa elective oligarchy is no better. homo sapiens has touched democracy, but it clearly is not natural, and i suspect we will destroy our world before we get there. in the meantime, it seems best to support the less bad nations, prc and russia.. by the way, your nation murders people who oppose them. it is foolish to suggest that others have rights, while the cia is a licensed killer.
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  15. most myths are about usa. freedom, equality, democracy, endless charming stories for children. all empty lies. the truth is sinister - military bases encircling the world, invasions, assassinations, drone bombing, poisoning of water and air as a tool of war. and they felt it was necessary to 'test' their new atomic weapon, to impress on the world of the intention to be master. i hope the human race will 'sanction' the whole nation, before it destroys us all.
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  16. every child should be warned, about sex predators, and politicians. sadly, it's not enough to warn, about politicians, they continue to flourish. indeed, even stupid and visibly corrupt politicians can hold any office in the nation. what that says about the ordinary usan, well, there are many aspects, let's just say things can't get better with the material at hand.
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  17. a good assessment of the cv19 problem. not the disease, but rather the blame game. various human societies met the disease with widely different capabilities and widely different cultures. we are god's petrie dishes! patient zero is of mild interest to medical science, but burning interest to those governments who visibly failed to use their resources to support the lives of their people. your discussion is the best i have seen, and should dissolve blame from anyone: cv19 appears to be widespread long before it became critical. i'll relay this vid as often as possible- everyone should see it. well done!
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  18. china would have invaded if they could, but bad weather intervened.
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  19. i didn't have to travel far to learn what usa 'freedom' is. i just joined the air force, and they took care of the travel. like most of the ground crew, i never was shot at. but, as a radio monitor, mandarin and vietnamese, i got some idea of what our guys were up to. occasionally, the ugly reality leaked into public view, you probably heard about 'mylai.' about 350 viets were gathered up from their village and machine-gunned. the grunts involved were not charged with murder, they were discharged instead. an officer did a couple of years 'confined to quarters' and then released. why was mass murder treated so lightly? because it was commonplace, and part of the command direction of the war. every officer from 1st lieutenant to westmorland should have been hanged, if the munich standards were applied. so i am not a civilian of the usa any more. leave if you can, you are living in a moral hell hole.
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  20. don't see why cgtn/prccc don't just publish the address of this video they like. it is much more valuable to them in foreign eyes if you are independent. perhaps they see an advantage within prc, in co-opting your active participation. i tend to support prc in its existential struggle with usa, because i am intimately acquainted with usa crimes and sins. but don't associate yourself with any government. homo sapiens can not handle power without corruption.
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  21. usa not a democracy, but athens was. also notably evil, at times. democracy is not a reference to virtue, just an answer to the question "who rules?' but elites have a long-noted tendency to be evil. when the people rule, there is a benefit in treating others well, as they are your partners in dealing with the world.
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  22. i will settle for deportation to labor camps in africa.
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  23. this presumption of good nature in the aukus triad is charming, but simply wrong. their only concern is profit. [for the usa, the others are hoping for crumbs]
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  24. this question is rhetorical, i hope. the people who framed the usa constitution were aiming for stasis. there is a 'presider', a body of old rich white men, and a body of gentry, to carry the claims of the people to the attention of their 'betters.' the establishment document of the prc is recent, action-oriented and tasked with lifting china into the front rank of nations. so the chinese have much better leadership now, and this will continue until the new 'mandarinate' of the cpprc is over-taken by age and corruption. usa will never recover until it gets a new kind of government, and none is in view-- even what passes for intellectual discussion only concerns itself with personalities. humanity needs democracy, for survival. but it seems to be too hard, just unsuited to the capabilities of homer sap. extinction looms, 'missed it by that much!' will go on the last tombstone.
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  25. this case has displayed the usg as guilty of kidnapping and extortion. they are elsewhere shown to be guilty of mass murder, so mwz may feel relieved to escape with her life. but the price of freedom is no access to reparation for the crimes performed by the usg and its canadian hench-hyenas. usans watching this story might reasonably feel some sense of shame, but most will merely be surprised that mwz walked, at the cost of whatever ransom is extracted from huawei. a shameless nation, ruled by gangsters.
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  26. demand democracy, gun in hand.
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  27. it's here to stay, and if humans don't want to live in ant colonies, hopeless slaves of the elite, they better get democracy soon. i see no sign of that happening.
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  28. put the boot in, follow with dancing on face.
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  29. at least you have stopped saying meng must be released. logic and law have nothing to do with it. poor lady will wind up in an american jail, unless chinese commandos grab bezos. and i'm sure he travels under heavy protection.
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  30. sane, informed and very relevant. you may have prevented ww3. full credit for intent, anyway. but the monsters that float to the top of nations don't pay much attention to us.
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  31. usa is 'stronger' today, and prc weaker. i suspect a few rounds across the path of pelosi's plane would have turned her around. glad it wasn't my decision. if this was the turning point in taiwan's independence, pelosi's corruption will never be referred to again. not in usa, anyway.
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  32. not necessary. it is possible now to 'bargain' goods and services on the web, without the intermediate currency.
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  33. of course. they are much more sophisticated, and their self-confidence is greater, for good cause. perhaps too, there is a sense that marxist-leninist futurology is making clear approach to reality: capitalism is cutting its own throat, out of innate necessity. prc will be the world's leading society soon, unless usa destroys society with nuclear war. interesting times. when you add in the greater threat of inadequate response to climate catastrophe, not a good time to be young.
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  34. not immature, the people pompeo wants to talk to welcome denigration of xjp. there are quite a few. not having elections makes it harder to guess how many are dissatisfied, but while the widespread rise in standard of living suggests xjp could win elections, there are always losers.
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  35. good vid. freedom to be unvaccinated is foolish, but a substantial %age of usans are sociopaths and simplenutters, so we should not be surprised at this behavior. the proper response is simply to put a wall around usa, and not let them out. speak to your local politician, if you think it will do any good. nation-wide psychosis is well-documented throughout human history, and usa is the latest and possibly worst example. i try to pity them, but they kill millions in pursuit of wealth, so i tend to use contempt instead.
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  36. what it will mean is 'america is back!' [ cue 'darth vader' theme ] then watch israel murder an iranian scientist, secure in the knowledge that anything goes.
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  37. biden needs a "see, i tried," exercise, but he has nothing to offer. his sponsors and his handlers are determined to continue the dominance of usa in world affairs, by all means. short of war? interesting question. war would be insane, between the protagonists, but it could happen if usa pressed too hard. perhaps india and philippines could be encouraged to test prc courage. they both have reasons to kick the prc ankle, to buoy up internal power. there is no good will in the usa government, it is rotten with greed and arrogance, and possibly conscious that usa greed fed the rise to competitive power by prc. that must rankle those few in usa capable of sanity. prc government is currently much stronger in simple mental competence and national spirit. so long as the bombs don't fly, they will win. i wish that were a given.
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  38. .... and feeding babies to moloch. in fact, bringing all of china into a rough facility in mandarin is crucial to the modernization of china. and don't worry about dialects, they will linger on indefinitely. although, usa is in danger of becoming a multilingual society itself - all those catholic spanish-speakers are spreading out of mexico. it's not fatal, the swiss have 31/2 national languages, india about 20, one of which is english. usa is greatly hampered by its monoglot history, but that's curing itself with immigration. now let's go back to thinking of ways to demonize prc, it's much cheaper than fixing usa.
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  39. the preamble starts with a lie, and continues in similar vein. the reality is available in the published statements of the grandees of the nation attending and voting on the establishment of the usa. it was not 'we, the people." most were the richest men of the nation, and the purpose of the constitution was to protect the wealth of slave plantation masters. britain was beginning to legislate against slavery, piecemeal.
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  40. scary stuff. but the thing is, usa is not a democracy, and the ordinary chump voter doesn't decide state activity. this kind of drum-beating is directed at the few hundred who will make the decisions. it is quite possible usa might win a war against russia, or prc, or both. but last time i looked, russia by itself had roughly comparable nuclear capacity, don't know about prc, but i bet it is not negligible. so there will be no winner. the drum beating is simply to transfer more money from public services to munitions profits.
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  41. good story, needs telling.
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  42. people who make a living from talking about politics can be listened to, but it's just entertainment. i hope some real revolutionaries are organizing, with the web, it's a great asset, but they can't have a sponsor, or they become televangelists.
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  43. i thought ma yun crossed a trip-wire by attempting to take control of his own digital money. no central bank will put up with that, nowadays. and i thought he was visiting a re-education camp, such as that deng visited, twice. perhaps he is merely under an informal house arrest. prc is not perfect, even by human standards, a very low bar. but they are doing well now, and seldom have to shoot rich men. better than usa, who only kills the poor. a clear and succinct exposition of the situation, mr janssen, though i am still inclined toward the summer camp.
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  44. don't know why ms gu made this decision, but any action that might evince dismay/contempt/horror towards the evil empire is appropriate. or maybe ms gu is betting a future in prc offers more personal rewards. a reasonable bet, so long as evil empire doesn't send an assassin, or blow up the world.
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  45. if humanity survives, if civilization survives, we will all have digital currency. taxation will be extinct, fraud and corruption very difficult, and financial management will be simple. roll on! but i wish we weren't sailing into the future under a selection of oligarchies, all of them corrupt and with the potential to be '1984' re-vivified.
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  46. to begin with, usa is no kind of democracy. elective aristocracy is closest label, in traditional language. in reality, the 'aristocrats' are in thrall to money, so plutocracy is the underlying reality. the difference between prc and usa is simply that the usa is the reigning hegemon, and china wants its share of the world. i'm inclined to support china because greed and arrogance of usa is a danger to humanity, through war and environmental destruction. to put it in simple terms, usa maintains empire through violence, prc seeks to roll back that empire with trade and development. usa shoots, prc builds.
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  47. btw: usa will not invade china. they have made plans, and publicized them, to extinguish 25 cities with atom bombs. it was back in the 50's, maybe things weren't going well in korea. they didn't invade then, when china was weak. they won't now, when prc strong. nuclear war? nutcases run the usa, anything is possible.
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  48. well done, sir. calm logical and researched. puts you out of step, dunnit. usa has initiated a modern version of cold war, and will damage prc any way they can. blatant lies are major tool of the usa, and they have plenty of others. bribery works too. and threats. let's pray it doesn't come to shooting. it turns out that reagan's 'evil empire' was his native land.
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  49. we will have peace, and a dominant china, or war, and god knows who or what will survive. usa is relying on quasi-military means already, which is an admission of social incompetence. if you are not worried, you are ignorant. the people who are directing usa activity may have already established a bomb shelter in greenland. this would not be a long term protection, but sociopaths are consistently optimistic.
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  50. perhaps those nations that chose to be clients of usa are governed by people who are insecure about their choice. so they are outraged when others make different choices. it calls in question their performance and judgement. oz politicians are no better than average quality, contemptible, in short. the government of solomon islands is clearly of similar standard, but perhaps the riots are inspired by the cia. that's what they do for a living. so it comes down to, butt out, oz. none of yer business.
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