Comments by "Carey Titan" (@careytitan9097) on "Geopolitical Economy Report" channel.

  1. Drought in India for the period 1870–2016. We show that over this century and a half period, India experienced seven major drought periods (1876–1882, 1895–1900, 1908–1924, 1937–1945, 1982–1990, 1997–2004, and 2011–2015) based on severity-area-duration analysis of reconstructed soil moisture. Look up on 'The sack of Delhi', the invasion of India by Nadir Shah, the Shah of Iran 1736–1747. The Mughal Empire, experienced multiple invasions by the Afghans during the 18th century. Oh but its all the British fault! Point is the world is a different place today than it was in the past, enough of the anti-British rhetoric! Are the colonist Americans going to pay reparations to the 56 million indigenous native Americans they killed to take their lands, gold, oil, food and animals? They slaughtered millions of Bison for just for their fur! Are the Americans going to pay reparations for the millions of Africans they enslaved? They tested nuclear bombs on their own soldiers, medicines too, many died from cancer and after effects. Reparations for the Vietnamese killed, who just wanted independence from their French colonial rulers, who America supported with their army in the war. The list could go on.... As the saying goes - 'Those who live in glass houses should not throw stones!'
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  2. The Bombay plague In 1896, bubonic plague broke out in Bombay. The government of British India, assisted by the British and Indian Armies, mounted a vigorous fightback against this deadly epidemic, an operation that was fully documented in photographs by a British officer. The Bombay Plague came in five epidemic waves, turning endemic by the early 1900s. Lasting for more than 20 years, by 1918 it had claimed over 10 million lives in India, with over 1.6 lakh in Bombay alone (source: The Indian Medical Gazette). Its arrival in Bombay in the summer of 1896 was part of a deadly pandemic that had originated in China in the 1850s and continued to afflict many parts of the globe until the 1950s.
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  3.  @onanysundrymule3144  English was not the language of the Britons, you seem to forget it was the European invaders who ruled over the Britons in Britain, European colonists, who colonised and conquered Britain, then later the rest of the world!
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