We have to hope that Xi Jinping stays in power at all costs. Why? Because his faction is the most hostile to the West, and that hostility is the ONLY thing that’s forcing the West to react. If China went back to being all “business friendly” (which is just a lie anyway), then our spineless leaders in the West will go back to let China slowly eat us away without reacting… so I’m sorry, but Xi is the best help the West has had to react, and we can’t lose it.
Jack Ma is too influenced by the west that wanted to destroy China financial system, he's been shut down as a betrayal. His alibaba is almost 90% owned by foreigners. So why China need a traitor? He's better off retired! Most people retired stay out from the news to deter fake news, just like this channel spinning endless lies everyday as China unstoppable growth and overtaking the US!
if anything, i think there’s probably bubbles of rebellion. then it gets rooted out, and they have to start over. or, it’s just rumors of wishful thinking from people
And 2021. This shit is getting old. China is collapsing any day now. Xi has been deposed. China is going to invade Taiwan. Just over and over and over and over and over. I’m starting to think people taking any this stuff have no idea what they’re talking about, or they do - and that’s a lot worse.
@@christopheralejandromezapa8934 The thing is too, people can see the correlation between Xi's policies and the effect it's had on the economy. Evergarden has done a big part to wreck things, but it definitely wasn't helped by policies that effectively removed the private educational and tech sectors by the CCP.
I was born in the USSR. This sounds like just before the dissolution started. At first, more relaxed, then it falls. We also had rumors and people were shushing each other in order to not get in trouble with KGB.
@@llkk290 not really lol. They just did a better job of turning their people into slaves to attract western business while the US would never have thought of outsourcing jobs to RUSSIA during the Cold War. You sucked on America's teat. I see you all over these videos spreading Chinese propaganda lol
@@Ozzybob-ts7yjplot twist, they’re cheap plastic eggs. They dont say that, u just find out it wasn’t what u ordered when u get them. They also say “made in china” on the bottom. They stole the idea from a chicken they were supposed to be in business with.
10:36 I love how their Chinese propaganda actually makes the US look GOOD not bad... The American soldier is defending a scared elderly man from an angry mob
It's just a rumor, and cannot be confirmed since China is such a black box currently. During Soviet era, there were frequently rumors and were spread on purpose by the leadership/KGB to further root out dissent. It's important to take all aspects into consideration
Yeah I am glad I am not the only one that thought this. The CCP is very clever. Even if they did sideline Xi Jinping, it would only be a ploy to take the heat off them and an attempt to restore their reputation so they can continue with their cunning global ambitions
@@detective2221 What is the thought process of replying with that to a random youtube comment? I mean, millions of comments are made every day which contain emojis. So why did you decide that your input was valuable, given the nature of the original post? 🤔
Xi has become "weak" in the past and used that internal upset to source out those who are ambitious enough to try and take hold, thus outing themselves and being purged. After which, Xi miraculously comes back strong and healthy! Pretty sure this is the 3rd or 4th time in recent history this has happened.
@@deekay1306 Xi is different, he has no actual kom ideals that let previous leadership sur ive. And he is concentrating too much power in himself, once he is no mooooore, it's free for all.
About ten years ago I asked a young Chinese mainland woman at my work in Canada what she thought of this new guy Xi Ping? She said she thought that a strong, authoritative leader would be good for China. I replied, ok sure, but remember Tiananmen Square right? She backed away slowly as if I'd just tossed a Panda cub into the Yangtze River.
They aren't supposed to acknowledge that ever happened, remember? Hell, sometimes you can get Chinese people kicked from your servers in games by mentioning it or typing a specific amount of lines related to it because their governments malware spying on them cuts them off as a 'defense response' Then again what I mention there was nearly 10 years ago, but I still doubt they are allowed to speak about it.
Few people know why the name and date is forbidden. The concessions the govt made after that event is what lead to China's rise as a super power. It was not the communists policy but the communists being forced to adopt capitalist business models that lead to Chinas rise. China does not want their citizens to put 2 and 2 together. Or the communist party/CCP will evaporate. Aka capitalism good communisim corrupt. If not for the square event China would of collapsed already like all the full communist countries do.
and remember, that guy said he's his "friend" for a long time, but involved in "corruption", and you'd never see him again. that's the extent of the word "friend" for them. anytime they say "friendly relationship" or whatever, anyone, any country should remember that.
Absolute joke that the UN funds khmer rouge psychopath hun sen's "democracy" charade. His son now rules as his puppet. Also very sad how badly he botched the restoration of angkor wat, funded by UN and taking most of the money for himself. Angkor is beautiful and still worth seeing but the scars are visible (fake modern concrete reconstructions grafted onto the original structures). The local people who call angkor their home are now being forcibly evicted.
That isn’t how politics works. The question is about how the power structure is constructed. If that is the same, it is the same. If that is different, then it’s different.
@@chickenmonger123 Also not how Chinese politics work. Dynastic change (they haven't really changed their ways from the imperial era) happens when someone uses the people to reclaim the mandate of the heavens. This "coup" sounds like propaganda for the western audience to run with, possibly inspired by what happened with Biden. How to get rid of the ineffective Big Man without the public caring 101
Also, there's still people in the over 3000 men counting governmental apparatus, who wants china to be like two decades ago, world open, friendly, evolving...
The Chinese leaders ate up communism especially when Rothschild help fund the opium wars to destroy their country. America has synthetic opium wars called Fentanyl Wars 2024. How is working out for us with the bankers anti gentile agenda called the NWO
@@t-bone3657we aren’t as fucked as mainland China,even as a dog as fucking president we’d still have it better than having to live under the CCPs thumb lol
To understand China it's important to understand that the CCP hasn't been "Communist" since Mao. It is, however, quintessentially "Chinese". By that I mean, while the political culture for us in the U.S. is a democratically elected republic operating under the rule of law, the political culture of China is a nation of farmers, merchants, craftspersons, soldiers, and bureaucrats operating under the rule of the Emperor. What we see today in China is a modern reincarnation of Imperial China.
Isn't it amusing that all the Communist countries want to pretend they're a 'Democrat Republic?' PRC, or People's Republic of China, DPRK, Democratic People's Republic of Korea, yet there's nothing Democratic or Republican about them.
Well a Single Party Dictatorship as Rosa Luxemburg advocate is as she said Democracy in the Socialist Sense. When you have a Single Party Dictatorship you don't have elections and the Party Leader becomes a Defacto Dictator unless the Party deposes them.
@@Axiomatic75 if i can talk shit about my govt with right facts backing me up and they can't silence me, it's pretty much democracy lol, imagine words hurting a fcking govt hahahaha
When I was in HS we had Chinese exchange students come to our school and study (more like visit as a vacation) my history teacher showed them the famous Tiananmen Square protest and how China hid it from them. They all looked shocked and couldn’t believe it actually happened and all of them said they’d never heard of it. Next day I went to his class a Chinese supervisor was in the class the entire day. They never let him be alone with the Chinese students bc they didn’t want him showing them more of their hidden history. I can safely say that those students lives were flipped upside down.
So why did you show them? You don't know the CCP would not want them knowing about that? WTF I had good Chinese friends and was careful to always talk good about the CCP and never talk negative about China.... Can't destroy their thought process if I want them to do fine if or once they return...
@@kogorun Not telling people stuff is looking out for them IMO. My Chinese friends would not have found out any negative about China from me!!!! I got to visit China and they could invite me knowing I don't talk bad IMO!!!! I would not invite anyone to the US who talks bad about it!!!!
Alternate reading: In the 1980s Nestle' was embroiled in a scandal when their milk supplement used in developing countries in Africa was show to be deficient as a mother's milk alternative. Faced with a public relations nightmare, Nestle' developed a strategy whereby the bold Nestle' name would be shrunk significantly on their global consumer products, and their trademark names on items such as Toll House chocolate chips would receive prominent placing on the packaging and in advertisements with the name Nestle' scarcely noticeable.. It could be, the CCP at the direction of Xi are engaged in a simliar strategy. Xi disappears from all the branding during a time of severe economic downturn, and subsequently the branding of Xi as "the New Mao" is abandoned. Instead the CCP mother corporation becomes prominent to soften the backlash against dear leader for some serious misteps.
Except that Xi power comes from his prominence. China is a feudal power system and "popularity" among party cadre is highly important in it. Is the power currency. Now, rumours like this are more common the people think. Which by itself can be a signal that Xi loses power. Or, my alternate reading: the rumour is spread intentionally or is used to give Xi the opportunity to purge high ranking officials. Risky. But Hu Chunhua was close to Hu Jintao.
Support American small business! Outsourcing our industry has been a complete disaster for the middle & lower class of American earners. The only answer to these trying times is SUCCESS!
Good luck with that! I guarantee you have clothes on right now that we're made in China. Your phone, your American flag, made in China. You support china because our politicians sold us to them in the 90s. Again, good luck not supporting china! Even American businesses buy crap from China to make their products!
That won’t happen because people care more about their self interest. Who the fuck is gonna pay 50% more of a product just because China is doing some shit in their own country like we care.
China tried Democracy. It failed miserably and led to modern day warlordism. China tried an oligarchical republic, that failed and the remnants of that failure is now Taiwan. As long as the majority of the people have food, they believe their rulers have the Mandate of Heaven to continue ruling. This belief is ingrained all throughout China. Combined with the significant cultural differences, numerous dialect differences, hundreds of different ethnic groups, and the sheer size of China, I highly doubt a true democratic form of government can effectively govern. The CCP in the 90s and early to mid 2000's was communist in name only. They were largely de-centralized with significantly less corruption. Things were actually built to a standard code and are still standing. Yet, projects built under Xi, just 6 years ago are falling apart.
Deng had a brilliant plan to bring China back to prominence, and his handpicked successors Jiang and Hu executed the game plan beautifully. Then Xi came along. Not content to being a steward, he prematurely pushed to advance China to the next stage, to become a regional hegemon, with the ultimate goal to replace the US as the sole superpower. Naturally this alarmed the West to China's ambitions and started to put up defenses. Powerful factions in China who were content to let Xi do whatever as long as they are getting rich, suddenly found the money well drying up due to Xi's policies. They've run out of patience with Xi and would not hesitate to offer Xi as sacrificial lamb to get back to business as usual.
Now this is as close to the truth I could think of. Rumours are mostly bullshit but... it's sprinkled with some elements of truth. We need to figure out what elements of truth it is... 🤔
Also, after the Russian invasion of ukraine, every time China rattles its saber, another hundred million dollars worth of manufacturing business leaves the country. Companies lost a lot of money in russia.
Yes , Xi wanted revenge on the West for the "Century of humiliation" and his warmongering and aggression trashed all the great work done by Deng , Jiang and Hu . It is true that China suffered alot of injustice however clinging to the past will only drag China down to third world level. Whoever replaces Xi ....... The smartest thing they could do is to take the thumb off the heads of the chinese people so they can thrive and prosper in freedom. With Xi-thought the chinese people were more and more oppressed , you cannot have a thriving successful country if the spirit of the people is being crushed. For the past 5 - 10 years Xi has forced over 700 Buddha statues all over China to be destroyed and temples shut down . The best thing for China is for the Chinese Government to allow Buddhism , Taoism , Confuscianism , Christianity maybe to thrive and be practiced freely. Continued oppression will cause more chinese citizens to "lay down flat" meaning they gave up hope of life under Xi. If Chinese people have spiritual freedom , The society will also thrive , and the economy will grow strong naturally.
All you have to know is he’s not coming back the sooner you deal with that the happier you will be. You will keep asking questions and we will keep pretending as if we answered those questions adequately.
Truly wild to see India ranked at 159 in world press freedom. It's said India is the world's largest democracy, but with a press freedom score that abysmal, it can't be said to be true democracy, just a Potemkin village of a democracy.
the greeks proved centuries ago that democracy doesn't work. We are not, and never were a democracy in the modern age. It's sad that so many of you are going to have to repeat history because you refuse to learn from it.
India has many of the forms and rituals of the British parliamentary system, but it's a much lower trust society; the philosophical underpinnings of democracy do not exist there, so it's hard to get people to act appropriately.
Potemkin Village means its fake. So Russia would be a Potemkin village of democracy. India has a deep corruption problem--it didn't make India's democracy fake. Incorrect analogy.
This is why we must work harder than ever to vote Trump into the Presidency. Let’s hope he’s able to get enough states to vote to change the presidential term limits while he’s in office. While China collapses into crazy liberal freedom, we’ll MAGA Forever!!!
Resuming the kind of relationship we had with China in the 1980 - 2010 period would be a big mistake, meaning that we were incapable of learning from our mistakes. Not embracing this xenophobic and opportunistic bully as a friend doesn't mean that we need to antagonize or provoke it. We just need to be clear-eyed about its intentions and not allow ourselves to enable its propensity for mischief. Being a bully, China will use any expression of concession or compromise as a sign of weakness that it can exploit for its own benefit.
@@KassandraFuria13 Ask yourself why there is such a vast difference between the number of people in China who seek to emigrate to other Western countries, particularly the US, versus the number of people from other countries trying to get into China. Under the CCP's leadership, the number of Chinese citizens who have died due to the policies and practices of the CCP since the inception of the PRC in 1949 is estimated to be in the 60 to 80 million range. I don't think we see any kind of comparable figures in regard to the US during that time period, where there is such a callous disregard for human life. Do you remember the estimated 10,000 young Chinese protestors who were butchered by China's police goons as a result of the Tiananmen massacre in 1989? This is not projection but is cold hard fact, a fact that many CCP true believers may find hard to accept. Closing one's eyes and burying one's head, even if it's the politically required practice as prescribed by one's propaganda masters, in the sand doesn't change reality. If China wants to live in and prosper in the modern world it first needs to modernize its thinking and realize that the world of today is not the same as the world that existed back in Medieval times and before, where conquest and empire building were the norm.
@@videomaniac108 US killed millions in all its wars included with sanctions , but of course " non licet bovi quod licet iovi " ( the cattle is not allowed to do what Iupiter is allowed) and the US always has the top propagandamachine. Do you think Chinese have forgotten the opium war ? That is the real Western spirit like Asians experienced it. Now that China is successful, the US , the big Mafia bully, does not tolerate it. China never bullied other countries like the US. I do not say that the US is all bad, or at least even that China is good. Moral categories are mere propaganda in geopolitical strategy, better not using it at all. But the shadows of the US are overwhelming its light by now for a long time, no matter who pretends to rule. Anyhow I , a European, hope that at least the spirit of the American people will be strong enough to fight their own demons successfully. Of course Trump is a delusion to that too , he belongs to the demons as well. Europe is already lost, has sold itself out in submission to the US shadow. But killing Europe with nice support from the so called European elites ( US is the threat, not Russia or China) will not help the US system to survive in longterm. It needs a big World War III to get along and it will turn out into open fascism. A miracle is urgently needed .
I hear a bunch of banks in every town are disappearing with all the people's money and nobody turned around taking account for and people want their money and there's no Bank left
That's not true. You can deposit all the money you want into the bank. The only problem is you cannot withdraw it from your account. At least until the economy gets back on track
There can be “talk” of change that fosters cooperation between China and the West but that will not return trust. The West has recognized that China wants to control the globe at all cost and that they will undermine the laws of other countries to attain that mission. This includes the core values of freedom, democracy, justice, and ensuring the protection of creativity through intellectual property. When a country controls centrally these core values cannot flourish and its people will always favor a governmental system that values opportunity for the people over one that does not.
Okay dude I'm American buy thats some grade A hypocritical bullshit. So America who dominates the globe through any means necessary, by overthrowing governments, invading countless countries, uses the dollar as a weapon, uses its navy to engage in legitimate piracy, starts proxy wars, funds extremists to fight against governments and regimes it doesn't like has installed and propped up dictatorships for decades that country shouldn't trust China? The CCP is a piece of shit government that engages in awful things but you can't be an American and say China is untrustworthy and evil when America does what it does. You can stand on the bodies of millions and scream about morality. So China is evil because they are bent on world domination? Yet America is currently involved in world domination lmao. Sorry man we lost the right to call others on bullshit after the shit we've done. That's why it's so important for a state to be fair, moral, seek justice and peace and to uphold peace and law. Because when you go around invading countries and killing millions in wars based on lies and profits people don't take you seriously when you try to call out others for their crimes. China has blood on its hands no doubt, but we're bathed in blood.
No the real risk is unaliving him when he’s built up so much *legitimate* support for decades, especially within the populace. Lets not forget the Xi loving agitprop went even down to the kindergarten level. He’s China’s figurehead whether anyone likes it or not. The power transfer MUST be legitimized in any way possible. If the transfer is "peaceful" AND they make it impossible for meaningful resistance within the government itself to occur by removing all his loyalists (these can be rid of by any means...) then there's much less risk of things exploding into civil war or unrest.
@@mugiseyebrows Of course not. OP is mistaken. We're talking full blown civil "conflict" if he turns up unalived after building himself up as the face of China for so long in the population's mind. He like a certain other couped political figure that ended up in the news not too long ago needs to publicly endorse the regime change no matter how ridiculous pr suspicious the circumstances.
Yes he could be dead but the back door powers would still probably do a slow transition to new leadership so as not to create opportunity of a civil war.
That's not very strange. The official name of North Korea is the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. Most authoritarian regimes like to say they're democratic.
Honestly, I get that same feeling when I hear any American politician say the word. Neither country is even close to a Democracy and the word has lost all meaning.
@@rowangamertv4348 Yeah, Pretty much. America is running towards the same systems as China and Russia because the people that run this country (not just politicians. I'm also grouping companies and powerful families in there too) know that will make them more powerful and more wealthy. Nothing else matters.
Honestly, the best we can hope for China is a hybrid system that allows for local democracy, like in Vietnam, rather than a total democracy. Not because it wouldn't be good for China to become democratic, but because countries that have democracy come suddenly, like Russia, more often than not collapse back into tyranny. It took 500 years for England to go from Magna Carta to actual representative democracy, I don't think it's fair to assume other countries could so easily do the same in 20. And yes I know about Eastern Europe and Post-War Germany. The difference is that Eastern European countries had pre-existing democratic governments that could serve as a transitional model, and Germany was essentially burned to the ground and occupied so there was basically nothing left of an authoritarian state with which to retake power.
@@forsociopoliticalstuff2629arguably democracy in the us started from the Magna Carta as well though. America branched off from the uk but came out of it and its values and democracy here in America stems from the Magna Carta. We were a part of the uk but branched off, India also had significant British influence over a long enough amount of time that allowed it to slowly transition into a somewhat functional democracy as well.
@@skygge1006 Exactly, the US inherited its legal system and political values from the British Thirteen Colonies so there was nascent democratic system already baked in. Also, the US was populated predominantly by European migrants who brought with them political traditions and philosophies from the old continent. This goes back a lot further than Magna Carta too, European civilization has had democratic traditions for thousands of years, see ancient Athens, the Roman Republic, medieval city states and so on. Chinese civilization, on the other hand, has never really seen a successful democratic system implemented in all its long and illustrious history (aside from in enclaves like HK and Taiwan where it was introduced externally by way of Western hegemony) so it'll certainly be difficult to establish there!
If you study China's history, you will see Chinese, mainly the Han tribe, are very aggressive. They got so big from thousands of years of expansion & war. Even now they are still taking territories from neighboring countries. The best case is to have China to break up into several smaller countries. Unfortunately I know I am dreaming...
Too little, too late. De-globalization IS happening and can't be reversed! Because of population collapse in China, both the cost of labor there is going up, and also the smaller consumer market is far less attractive to foreign businesses!
You really do understand the Chinese way of thinking. Most people in the West would watch this and just say, "...so what?". But those seemingly small (to us) details is exactly what you need to pay attention to, in order to understand and predict their actions.
If China would honor their commitment to Hong Kong to retain its Capitalist system for fifty years it would go a long way toward repairing their foreign relations.
This is very true, but he was clearly referring to the "Everyone in America (who makes decisions) was making money" Ya know, our Congresspeople and their buddies who can get rich trading stocks on what they're about to pass a bill about? Those are "all" the Americans that our government feels matter anyway
Not only was US middle class destroyed... & our manufacturing & production centers...but: It also destroyed manufacturing & production centers in Caribbean & Latin America that we previously did all our trade with... now we have to fill the glut with aid $$. Bc we're MORE impacted by "health" & stability of countries closer to our shores. Not to mention, how many Central Americans would have stayed in their home countries if jobs existed there still? How much economic/development, social & political instability resulted from these trade shifts to pacific? Quality control was much cheaper & easier to ensure. There was quicker, cheaper transport of goods, more stable supply when goods produced from locally sourced raw materials, labor/products more technically advanced & skilled, less environmental impact from goods produced & transported closer, now these manufacturing & production centers in Caribbean & LatAm have shriveled & died JUST like those in USA. & we spend billions to prop up American continent when these countries were well on their way to developing/growing their own economies... plus, human rights & standard of living improving when underdeveloped countries were able to trade more & more readily with US & Europe. I think how different things woukd have been... Central American migrants? the threat of drugs/gangs overrunning Mexico? Poor social/health indicators across Caribbean & LatAm? It's insanity.
@@RambleOn. Yes, and.... The reason that we "offshored" the manufacturing jobs is because we recognized that the manufacturing was ruining our environment. We could have required that any company selling a product in the US needs to prove it is done an environmentally friendly way. If the company is going to have to deal with the environmental impact no matter where they produce, then there would have been incentive to produce in the place where they already did instead of moving to somewhere they could pollute all that they wanted. Now the Caribbean and Latin America are having their tourism impacted by the environmental impacts of the manufacturing are doing the same thing. It's a race to the bottom, and our politicians ENCOURAGE the race by not requiring the companies to sell only environmentally responsible products in our market, no matter where they are produced.
I've been making money. I make chips for China and other places. When we got our exemption from the trade embargo during the trade war it was a lifesaver. Our chips are in 90%+ cellphones in the world.
@BloopyStoopy-o7i he got fired and evicted from China and since then he started do negative views about China cuz he found out it get more views. So many people exposed him on the internet, you guys are so easy to ne manupulated. Thinking critically pls.
Well done! I’ve been traveling to China from the US for 25 years witnessing unbelievable change. I also lived there for 6 years during the golden years of 2009 - 2014 when the economy was flourishing and it was an actual joy to live there - busy restaurants, great live music, people happy AND SEEING A BRIGHT FUTURE. The country was opening up more and more, and becoming more liberal in their thinking. And then along came Xi. The worst thing to happen to China since the Cultural Revolution. Regression is an understatement.
It could happen, especially if they're panicking about the fallout from all the companies leaving China. The problem is, those companies are unlikely to return any time soon. After all, moving is expensive, and things could always just change for the worse again. The thing companies love is certainty.
As the Chinese middle class gains and expects wealth, the Chinese economy will have to evolve its manufacturing capacities and styles. There's plenty of industrializing nations which will be the target of investment by post industrial nations for lower precision Mas manufacturing. Basically wherever your clothes were made a decade ago is where companies are going to be shifting their course grade manufacturing, and then in anither decade is where mass fine grade manufacturing. Countries like Vietnam (who hates China BTW) India, and the like. Further if India can clean up their corruption and avoid the religious regressives, they can readily become a democratic economic powerhouse that dwarfs the US economy. Lots of ifs there. However post industrial nations like the US have finally started reinvesting in domestic production and manufacturing again, thanks to the Biden administration, so some of that shifting may be slower.
@@granatmofIndia is an interesting case because they tend to try to be friendly towards the west as well as Russia (perhaps in some ways even more so for them) and co aside from the PRC. Main issue is in international relations, countries and corporations tend to not much like “fair weather friends” for a very long time.
I don’t know if that you are onto this, but our demographics are collapsing. China is not the only one who is economy is about the sink. The kind of trade we had with China when we had baby boomers in their prime compared to a truncated part of the population pyramid in the youth section in the US, as no one bothered to have any kids over the last 20 years and has only made up through immigration. Mexicans come here and then go home and make fun of it coming from Mexico to the US in the 1990s was a much better arbitrage deal than it is today with the high rents that immigration itself caused. So the high rents that immigrants caused even hurting immigrants And they are building a bunch of manufacturing places in Mexico because cannot keep up so we probably will not be getting that many more Mexicans going forward, especially in another two generations. And we think it’s OK to make our own people so poor that they are not willing to have children . There is no economic future. They are closing schools in 20 years ago. They were consolidating Nick use and birthing units at hospitals. If you wanna work for us, it’s going to take another 18 years to produce one and none of the young want to have kids because they have to work two jobs to pay $2500 for rent and a two bedroom apartment apartment With a roommate. Let’s not pretend that America and it’s economy isn’t a shit show also. Apparently you can’t just get people to do stuff free in order to make your profit margin go up I know this is very sad news but but it appears to be true
This guy hasn't said a positive word about China for 6 Years. Of course it's not gonna be a "good thing". That's neither the channel, nor the platform for that.
every time I see that name I always imagine that supercut of Agent Smith saying Mr. Anderson but instead of Mr. Anderson it is Mr. Dong, the only thing I can conclude is that the Chinese version of the Matrix would be a lot different to western ears
Well but the CCP has to look out for aging party members so if their health becomes an issue it can't just be ignored either!!!! The CCP always seems interesting in everyone's personal business but it is for their own good they seem to need their help!!!!
Thanks, Laowhy, for always having the courage to tell the truth. I have learned the rumor of coup detate in China for a long time, but this time, the rumor appeared coming out from the inside communist official circle. It is worth being considered quite a good thing.
China's "good old days" was possible because of their low wages compared to other countries. China's wages have risen so much that making products there no longer has the competitive advantage that it once had. Companies are moving their factories out of China to more cost competitive countries. China missed to opportunity to grow its own domestic consumption, and instead continues to rely on dwindling exports.
Not at all. This is just rumour. The only companies are moving who can't compete with identical local product and who don't want to follow chinese business rules and regulations. All companies in Vietnam and mexico are owned by chinese.
I really appreciate your sober and pessimistic outlook, because I was getting a bit too excited in my head and imagining democratic china free of the CCP...
I do have to point out that the types of changes you say you would like to see would require A COMPLETELY REWRITTEN CONSTITUTION. There is no way around that fact.
The odds of this being true are basically nil. Xi Jinping is the most powerful leader China has had since Mao. He was powerful enough to break the 10 year term limit, and overcome the institutional structures that were created post-Mao with the explicit intention of preventing the rise of a second Mao. And after doing that, he further consolidated his power by installing loyalists in every position that mattered. The notion that there is a faction that can wheel him out like a puppet to make public announcements while they progressively remove Xi loyalists is laughable when basically everyone that matters was appointed principally on the basis of loyalty over competence. If there was such a faction, and Xi was able to walk around freely, you can be assured that members of said faction would suddenly "disappear" faster than Putin's critics can fall out of windows.
Well Xi swam across the Yankse River in a record time that would make him world record holder at the Olympics in Paris, only not to embrace all the athletes he did not participate in Paris 😂
The problem is that you can't have a transparent government without being democratic. People see what the government's doing and naturally form opinions about things, which leads to democratic reforms. You then either have to react violently, in which case you'll need to become more opaque again to project fear, or allow the demanded reforms. I think that if China is going to become democratic this way, it will be due to an internal split within the CCP, not the CCP falling.
Well no the CCP process seems pretty consistent to me so I would 100% call that transparent enough..... The courts are not democratic but since their process is always similar people seem to understand how they work..... IMO the law rules though force and violence!!!!
China doesn’t need to be adversarial towards any country anymore than it needs to be top dog on the planet, China does need to recognise it has a part to play as do all countries, the world is much greater when everyone cooperates for mutual benefit.
@@dbmail545are you aware of how taxes work in the west? Due to how social programs work in most developed countries, yes, most people do give parts of their paychecks up that in one form or another go towards helping their neighbors.
So much industry has already moved out of China I don't think the businesses want to bother moving back into China after just moving out. I guess they might with a good enough incentive.
The greatest weakness of the west will push business back to China: the relentless pressure from shareholders to make more profit quarter after quarter. Western companies will do anything they can to get those quarterly results, no matter if they are throwing away their future 5 or 10 years out, or even a year out. Only the next quarter matters and China has a billion possible consumers. Shareholders want nothing but returns even if it is poison.
Any good enough incentive would be most likely after a huge political shift, and thus unstability and business usually hate that. So in "short term" I don't see any serious business coming back.
Funny thing is that people who talk about the state of democracies and dictatorship in other countries don't know whats going on in their own countries 😂
I don't think there is a coup, but it's getting increasingly clear that not all is harmonious in the CCP. It'll be quite plausible if some senior figure in the party had these rumours leak out as a warning shot for Xi. Deng did something similar by encouraging more radical red guard groups to make noise about the cult of Mao, but when things went south, he abandoned them to their fate.
The demographic bomb has already gone off in China. I just don't see a path back to the manufacturing relationships that formed during global expansion. As an American, I am hopeful that the slide down for China during this collapse is mitigated by an international effort to feed their population and take a humanitarian approach to their needs over the coming decades. Yes, there is a serious regional military threat, but China will not be capable of executing a war soon. We should use that opportunity to build bridges with our former adversaries via food and medical aid. They are going to need it, and we can help. But... they have to ask for it. They won't let aid in without their consent. So, let's be flexible in the international community and help where we can. They are not the last, but they are the biggest by far.
“We should use that opportunity to build bridges with our former adversaries” A few years ago the PRC was not an Adversary to the US. They were a major Trade Partner and yes, a Competitor. The West already built bridges in the form of manufacturing and the infrastructure required, at the loss to Western manufacturing. The West did not do this out of the kindness of their heart, but they did do this. The PRC-CCP started selling the World cheap shit, and at the same time not buying stuff from the World, putting most of their trade partners into a trade deficit. A country of 110 million such as the Philippines should not be running a trade deficit to a country of 1.4 billion, such as the PRC. The CCP pushed to give up or stole Western IPs, and then started making and selling these products. The CCP-PRC started giving out loans to small impoverished countries for infrastructure (Often through corruption.), but required these countries to use PRC companies and PRC materials to build these infrastructure, often putting them in debt to the CCP that they could not pay back, and often providing a poor quality product. The CCP-PRC also started building up their military and started bullying smaller countries, such as the Philippines. The PRC-CCP are bad neighbors, and IMO they deserve all the bad Karma that is coming to them.
You don't offer help until they beg for it. China knows they have to try Taiwan soon or they might not have another chance until the end of this century.
You "pray" people are a big problem in the world. Fairy tales never did, nor will they ever do, anything. Well, except for bringing about death and destruction "in the name of jeebus"
Without elections, how can you have accountability? If you have a poorly performing independent military and judiciary, how can those top people be fired without elections?
@@sassenspeyghel4155 If the top boss at the independent military was corrupt or making poor or costly plans, who could remove that person? If it is a truly independent agency, who has authority over the top person at an independent agency? edit: If the central government can still fire that person, than the agency is not actually independent. So ideally, the top job at each independent agency should be elected. And if the central government can chose who stands for election.. again.. is it independent?
You still believe in elections? I do NOT mean the silliness over the last presidential one and then the complete turn around for the silliness this year. The men, (so far), they put in are chosen puppets. If they hadn't started as willing players, they became willing pawns.
@@john_doe_not_foundbut if the elections are fixed none of the checks and balances matter. See the bigger picture. Look at power historically, the power is never given up, it only shapeshifts and forms alliance’s while propping up front men/ fall men. Follow the money we live under the authority of evil, and most are blind to it.
"Xi is about to have a stroke" Ah okay .... wait a minute, what do you mean "about to have"? (I know it was not said like that, but that's what my voice told me as a joke in my head)
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Nice watch! Citizen? China has their own version: Subject.
@@paulwally9007 Looking to go to china for a week of relative freedom ! from UK !
@@johnmcafee9663 Currently the UK government is inspired by the Chinese one. Chairman Starmer.
We have to hope that Xi Jinping stays in power at all costs. Why? Because his faction is the most hostile to the West, and that hostility is the ONLY thing that’s forcing the West to react. If China went back to being all “business friendly” (which is just a lie anyway), then our spineless leaders in the West will go back to let China slowly eat us away without reacting… so I’m sorry, but Xi is the best help the West has had to react, and we can’t lose it.
@@johnmcafee9663You are fool. A peaceful China is more dangerous than a riotous Britain.
Someone asked a man from China what he thinks about their gov't. He replied, "I cannot complain. "
😂
@@sugar4522 literally
You can't complain about Jews in America
@@llkk290aren't you doing that now?
@@kumarg3598 Yes, the genocide of Palestinians is unacceptable, and is no different than Hitler's extermination of the Jews.
One of the richest men in the world made a minor complaint. He disappeared for quite a long time. He now stays out of China.
Jack Ma?
@@joshjbradburn yes
Jack Ma is too influenced by the west that wanted to destroy China financial system, he's been shut down as a betrayal. His alibaba is almost 90% owned by foreigners. So why China need a traitor? He's better off retired! Most people retired stay out from the news to deter fake news, just like this channel spinning endless lies everyday as China unstoppable growth and overtaking the US!
He is back in China now, he’s involved in things you don’t know about.
@@gregwang8628 well bro are you going to tell us or what
But remember, this rumor also happened in 2023 and 2022.
IDK, Evergarden is in a worst place right now.
if anything, i think there’s probably bubbles of rebellion. then it gets rooted out, and they have to start over. or, it’s just rumors of wishful thinking from people
And 2021. This shit is getting old. China is collapsing any day now. Xi has been deposed. China is going to invade Taiwan. Just over and over and over and over and over. I’m starting to think people taking any this stuff have no idea what they’re talking about, or they do - and that’s a lot worse.
And for the next ten years. Indicating you can stretch bullshit quite a long time
@@christopheralejandromezapa8934 The thing is too, people can see the correlation between Xi's policies and the effect it's had on the economy. Evergarden has done a big part to wreck things, but it definitely wasn't helped by policies that effectively removed the private educational and tech sectors by the CCP.
When I studied the Soviet Union years ago, these types of clues were very significant.
I was born in the USSR. This sounds like just before the dissolution started. At first, more relaxed, then it falls. We also had rumors and people were shushing each other in order to not get in trouble with KGB.
I remember they suddenly caught a cold. Next thing you know there was a new chairman.
@livingonhighvibe US is now not even competent to keep off US dissolution forget attempting to dissolute China...
The Chinese are much wiser than the Soviets.
@@llkk290 not really lol. They just did a better job of turning their people into slaves to attract western business while the US would never have thought of outsourcing jobs to RUSSIA during the Cold War. You sucked on America's teat. I see you all over these videos spreading Chinese propaganda lol
I heard a rumour from Beijing that Xi Jinping is now a sidewalk vendor in Hong Kong selling duck egg wearing hoodie.
Probably selling other peoples duck eggs, just to maintain consistency.
I wouldn't take those eggs home even if they were free. most likely they will be filled with dust or sand.😁
He now sells virgin boy eggs
I just saw him selling Winnie the Pooh dolls at his stall
@@Ozzybob-ts7yjplot twist, they’re cheap plastic eggs. They dont say that, u just find out it wasn’t what u ordered when u get them. They also say “made in china” on the bottom. They stole the idea from a chicken they were supposed to be in business with.
10:36 I love how their Chinese propaganda actually makes the US look GOOD not bad... The American soldier is defending a scared elderly man from an angry mob
Thats because its fake and you've just fallen for CIA DOD taiwan propaganda
It's just a rumor, and cannot be confirmed since China is such a black box currently. During Soviet era, there were frequently rumors and were spread on purpose by the leadership/KGB to further root out dissent. It's important to take all aspects into consideration
Actually not a far stretch, I wouldn't doubt it
I agree, until we see some high ranking Chinese people posting Winnie the Pooh memes, I am not holding me breath...
Gossip is fun though
Exactly my thoughts, good to see wise words.
Yeah I am glad I am not the only one that thought this. The CCP is very clever. Even if they did sideline Xi Jinping, it would only be a ploy to take the heat off them and an attempt to restore their reputation so they can continue with their cunning global ambitions
"He's probably ill after he's been in a Chinese prison ..." 🤣☠
Emojis are cringe.
No! from eating Gutter Oil!
@@detective2221 What is the thought process of replying with that to a random youtube comment? I mean, millions of comments are made every day which contain emojis. So why did you decide that your input was valuable, given the nature of the original post? 🤔
That whole public interview was soooo telling 😂😅
@@bmhyakiri Because I wanted to respond, simple as that. Stop using emojis.
Xi has become "weak" in the past and used that internal upset to source out those who are ambitious enough to try and take hold, thus outing themselves and being purged. After which, Xi miraculously comes back strong and healthy! Pretty sure this is the 3rd or 4th time in recent history this has happened.
Xi isn't exactly young anymore. One of these times it will actually be a health crisis.
They are replacing their blood and organs with young people. They can live up to 100 years
@@faranocks
Fingers krozzed.
When a dictator falls, their whole systems follow.
@@jeckjeck3119 dictators fell like the last three paramount leaders in Chinese history
@@deekay1306
Xi is different, he has no actual kom ideals that let previous leadership sur ive. And he is concentrating too much power in himself, once he is no mooooore, it's free for all.
About ten years ago I asked a young Chinese mainland woman at my work in Canada what she thought of this new guy Xi Ping? She said she thought that a strong, authoritative leader would be good for China. I replied, ok sure, but remember Tiananmen Square right? She backed away slowly as if I'd just tossed a Panda cub into the Yangtze River.
Ironic
They aren't supposed to acknowledge that ever happened, remember? Hell, sometimes you can get Chinese people kicked from your servers in games by mentioning it or typing a specific amount of lines related to it because their governments malware spying on them cuts them off as a 'defense response'
Then again what I mention there was nearly 10 years ago, but I still doubt they are allowed to speak about it.
@@miemsliva4464Now I know how to get rid of sweats in my matchmaking lobbies.
Few people know why the name and date is forbidden. The concessions the govt made after that event is what lead to China's rise as a super power. It was not the communists policy but the communists being forced to adopt capitalist business models that lead to Chinas rise. China does not want their citizens to put 2 and 2 together. Or the communist party/CCP will evaporate. Aka capitalism good communisim corrupt. If not for the square event China would of collapsed already like all the full communist countries do.
That never happened. Did it?
and remember, that guy said he's his "friend" for a long time, but involved in "corruption", and you'd never see him again.
that's the extent of the word "friend" for them.
anytime they say "friendly relationship" or whatever, anyone, any country should remember that.
Very good point
As the saying goes ; With friends like that, who needs enemies?!
Astute observation
So who is in charge now? Ding? Ding who?
Your corruption is not the correct and approved type of corruption?
The same thing happening in Cambodia right now, the dictator got so paranoid that he arrested anyone who was against him even on social media.
Shades of Robespierre!
Well you don't think he is trying to remove opposition?
Absolute joke that the UN funds khmer rouge psychopath hun sen's "democracy" charade. His son now rules as his puppet. Also very sad how badly he botched the restoration of angkor wat, funded by UN and taking most of the money for himself. Angkor is beautiful and still worth seeing but the scars are visible (fake modern concrete reconstructions grafted onto the original structures). The local people who call angkor their home are now being forcibly evicted.
Wow, you know nothing about history. Hun Sen has been imprisoning people for 40 years.
Different jockey same horse.
Need the citizen involvement and none of the current CCP.
That isn’t how politics works. The question is about how the power structure is constructed. If that is the same, it is the same. If that is different, then it’s different.
Decades of brainwashing. May take decades to undo.
@@chickenmonger123 Also not how Chinese politics work. Dynastic change (they haven't really changed their ways from the imperial era) happens when someone uses the people to reclaim the mandate of the heavens. This "coup" sounds like propaganda for the western audience to run with, possibly inspired by what happened with Biden. How to get rid of the ineffective Big Man without the public caring 101
Also, there's still people in the over 3000 men counting governmental apparatus, who wants china to be like two decades ago, world open, friendly, evolving...
Maybe,we'll see.
Are you suggesting that some people who are old enough to remember the golden age of Mao does not wish to repeat them?
The Chinese leaders ate up communism especially when Rothschild help fund the opium wars to destroy their country.
America has synthetic opium wars called Fentanyl Wars 2024. How is working out for us with the bankers anti gentile agenda called the NWO
Do*
If they vote democrat in Nov they will relive those times 😮
@@t-bone3657 Why are you such a weirdo?
@@t-bone3657we aren’t as fucked as mainland China,even as a dog as fucking president we’d still have it better than having to live under the CCPs thumb lol
To understand China it's important to understand that the CCP hasn't been "Communist" since Mao. It is, however, quintessentially "Chinese". By that I mean, while the political culture for us in the U.S. is a democratically elected republic operating under the rule of law, the political culture of China is a nation of farmers, merchants, craftspersons, soldiers, and bureaucrats operating under the rule of the Emperor. What we see today in China is a modern reincarnation of Imperial China.
I roll my eyes every time someone says "the president of china" like it's a democratic country.
Democratic Republic of China…just like the Democrat’s Democracy of US.
Isn't it amusing that all the Communist countries want to pretend they're a 'Democrat Republic?' PRC, or People's Republic of China, DPRK, Democratic People's Republic of Korea, yet there's nothing Democratic or Republican about them.
Well a Single Party Dictatorship as Rosa Luxemburg advocate is as she said Democracy in the Socialist Sense. When you have a Single Party Dictatorship you don't have elections and the Party Leader becomes a Defacto Dictator unless the Party deposes them.
I couldn't name a single country that's an _actual_ democracy. China is just a little more blatant about it.
@@Axiomatic75 if i can talk shit about my govt with right facts backing me up and they can't silence me, it's pretty much democracy lol, imagine words hurting a fcking govt hahahaha
It's true when they say: "An enemy stabs you in the back, but a friend stabs you in the chest."
Get new friends
@@SeanEustace-zk3mca new gov?
I believe its the other way around ( correct me if wrong ). friends stab u in the back ( cause likely unexpected) enemies stabs u frontal.
@@ettie2288 Yup
@@SeanEustace-zk3mc Tell me you're young without telling me you're young.
When I was in HS we had Chinese exchange students come to our school and study (more like visit as a vacation) my history teacher showed them the famous Tiananmen Square protest and how China hid it from them. They all looked shocked and couldn’t believe it actually happened and all of them said they’d never heard of it. Next day I went to his class a Chinese supervisor was in the class the entire day. They never let him be alone with the Chinese students bc they didn’t want him showing them more of their hidden history. I can safely say that those students lives were flipped upside down.
And now the MAGA cult denies the violence and importance of Jan 6th...
So why did you show them? You don't know the CCP would not want them knowing about that? WTF I had good Chinese friends and was careful to always talk good about the CCP and never talk negative about China.... Can't destroy their thought process if I want them to do fine if or once they return...
@donaldlyons17
Why be an asset to CCP? Your friends can take care of themselves and of any inconvenient truth they come across.
@@kogorun Not telling people stuff is looking out for them IMO. My Chinese friends would not have found out any negative about China from me!!!! I got to visit China and they could invite me knowing I don't talk bad IMO!!!! I would not invite anyone to the US who talks bad about it!!!!
@@donaldlyons17 why not? Are you so fragile that any critism of your own country is unacceptable?
Alternate reading: In the 1980s Nestle' was embroiled in a scandal when their milk supplement used in developing countries in Africa was show to be deficient as a mother's milk alternative. Faced with a public relations nightmare, Nestle' developed a strategy whereby the bold Nestle' name would be shrunk significantly on their global consumer products, and their trademark names on items such as Toll House chocolate chips would receive prominent placing on the packaging and in advertisements with the name Nestle' scarcely noticeable.. It could be, the CCP at the direction of Xi are engaged in a simliar strategy. Xi disappears from all the branding during a time of severe economic downturn, and subsequently the branding of Xi as "the New Mao" is abandoned. Instead the CCP mother corporation becomes prominent to soften the backlash against dear leader for some serious misteps.
Guesstimation is rampant as always, no one outside of China knows how to run the country, certainly not the West.
Sensible
Of course Nestle did that sort of thing. Sigh…
ohhhh i like this theory!
Except that Xi power comes from his prominence. China is a feudal power system and "popularity" among party cadre is highly important in it. Is the power currency.
Now, rumours like this are more common the people think. Which by itself can be a signal that Xi loses power.
Or, my alternate reading: the rumour is spread intentionally or is used to give Xi the opportunity to purge high ranking officials. Risky.
But Hu Chunhua was close to Hu Jintao.
Good. Let's all further help the Chinese out by reducing any Made-in-China purchases whenever humanly possible.
Support American small business! Outsourcing our industry has been a complete disaster for the middle & lower class of American earners. The only answer to these trying times is SUCCESS!
@@ZaneG. 💯👍
Don't buy from temu.
Good luck with that! I guarantee you have clothes on right now that we're made in China. Your phone, your American flag, made in China. You support china because our politicians sold us to them in the 90s. Again, good luck not supporting china! Even American businesses buy crap from China to make their products!
That won’t happen because people care more about their self interest. Who the fuck is gonna pay 50% more of a product just because China is doing some shit in their own country like we care.
Or ping is setting a trap. Making people who don't like him think its safe to speak against him. Just so he can make them disappear
Interesting. But it could also be a trap to see who else needs to be purged.
The power of fear/intimidation!
China tried Democracy. It failed miserably and led to modern day warlordism. China tried an oligarchical republic, that failed and the remnants of that failure is now Taiwan. As long as the majority of the people have food, they believe their rulers have the Mandate of Heaven to continue ruling. This belief is ingrained all throughout China. Combined with the significant cultural differences, numerous dialect differences, hundreds of different ethnic groups, and the sheer size of China, I highly doubt a true democratic form of government can effectively govern. The CCP in the 90s and early to mid 2000's was communist in name only. They were largely de-centralized with significantly less corruption. Things were actually built to a standard code and are still standing. Yet, projects built under Xi, just 6 years ago are falling apart.
Deng had a brilliant plan to bring China back to prominence, and his handpicked successors Jiang and Hu executed the game plan beautifully. Then Xi came along. Not content to being a steward, he prematurely pushed to advance China to the next stage, to become a regional hegemon, with the ultimate goal to replace the US as the sole superpower.
Naturally this alarmed the West to China's ambitions and started to put up defenses. Powerful factions in China who were content to let Xi do whatever as long as they are getting rich, suddenly found the money well drying up due to Xi's policies. They've run out of patience with Xi and would not hesitate to offer Xi as sacrificial lamb to get back to business as usual.
Now this is as close to the truth I could think of.
Rumours are mostly bullshit but... it's sprinkled with some elements of truth.
We need to figure out what elements of truth it is... 🤔
Also, after the Russian invasion of ukraine, every time China rattles its saber, another hundred million dollars worth of manufacturing business leaves the country.
Companies lost a lot of money in russia.
Yes , Xi wanted revenge on the West for the "Century of humiliation" and his warmongering and aggression trashed all the great work done by Deng , Jiang and Hu .
It is true that China suffered alot of injustice however clinging to the past will only drag China down to third world level.
Whoever replaces Xi ....... The smartest thing they could do is to take the thumb off the heads of the chinese people so they can thrive and prosper in freedom.
With Xi-thought the chinese people were more and more oppressed , you cannot have a thriving successful country if the spirit of the people is being crushed.
For the past 5 - 10 years Xi has forced over 700 Buddha statues all over China to be destroyed and temples shut down .
The best thing for China is for the Chinese Government to allow Buddhism , Taoism , Confuscianism , Christianity maybe to thrive and be practiced freely.
Continued oppression will cause more chinese citizens to "lay down flat" meaning they gave up hope of life under Xi.
If Chinese people have spiritual freedom , The society will also thrive , and the economy will grow strong naturally.
I think those factions are going to be ruthless to the current administration in order to remain an economic giant rather than a superpower.
In my view, Xi is toxic to China. His militarist rethoric with regard to Taiwan and the USA is very contreproductive...
Woah...that interview between the westerner and CCP rep about the 'disappeared' defence minister is *wild* !!
I imagine it's his harder to gaslight people on the spot lol
Mehdi Hassan is good at pressing 'diplomats'!
Mehdi Hassan is a mongrel, not a westerner.
All you have to know is he’s not coming back the sooner you deal with that the happier you will be. You will keep asking questions and we will keep pretending as if we answered those questions adequately.
@@SeanEustace-zk3mckeep pretending you got my money and eating well then 😂
This is all very interesting. Please continue to keep us updated on events in china and Taiwan.
Truly wild to see India ranked at 159 in world press freedom. It's said India is the world's largest democracy, but with a press freedom score that abysmal, it can't be said to be true democracy, just a Potemkin village of a democracy.
the greeks proved centuries ago that democracy doesn't work. We are not, and never were a democracy in the modern age. It's sad that so many of you are going to have to repeat history because you refuse to learn from it.
The West is rapidly catching up with India/China.
Where 95% of MSM is the propaganda arm of the "perma-state".
Modi is very anti democratic
India has many of the forms and rituals of the British parliamentary system, but it's a much lower trust society; the philosophical underpinnings of democracy do not exist there, so it's hard to get people to act appropriately.
Potemkin Village means its fake. So Russia would be a Potemkin village of democracy. India has a deep corruption problem--it didn't make India's democracy fake. Incorrect analogy.
" Peace is good for business. " Rule of Acquisition 35
" War is good for business " Rule of Acquisition 34.
This is why we must work harder than ever to vote Trump into the Presidency. Let’s hope he’s able to get enough states to vote to change the presidential term limits while he’s in office. While China collapses into crazy liberal freedom, we’ll MAGA Forever!!!
LOL Uneducated MAGA cult much?
Resuming the kind of relationship we had with China in the 1980 - 2010 period would be a big mistake, meaning that we were incapable of learning from our mistakes. Not embracing this xenophobic and opportunistic bully as a friend doesn't mean that we need to antagonize or provoke it. We just need to be clear-eyed about its intentions and not allow ourselves to enable its propensity for mischief. Being a bully, China will use any expression of concession or compromise as a sign of weakness that it can exploit for its own benefit.
Xinophobic. He's got his own brand.
You are a wise man.
Fine projection illustrated😂.
@@KassandraFuria13 Ask yourself why there is such a vast difference between the number of people in China who seek to emigrate to other Western countries, particularly the US, versus the number of people from other countries trying to get into China.
Under the CCP's leadership, the number of Chinese citizens who have died due to the policies and practices of the CCP since the inception of the PRC in 1949 is estimated to be in the 60 to 80 million range. I don't think we see any kind of comparable figures in regard to the US during that time period, where there is such a callous disregard for human life. Do you remember the estimated 10,000 young Chinese protestors who were butchered by China's police goons as a result of the Tiananmen massacre in 1989?
This is not projection but is cold hard fact, a fact that many CCP true believers may find hard to accept. Closing one's eyes and burying one's head, even if it's the politically required practice as prescribed by one's propaganda masters, in the sand doesn't change reality. If China wants to live in and prosper in the modern world it first needs to modernize its thinking and realize that the world of today is not the same as the world that existed back in Medieval times and before, where conquest and empire building were the norm.
@@videomaniac108 US killed millions in all its wars included with sanctions , but of course " non licet bovi quod licet iovi " ( the cattle is not allowed to do what Iupiter is allowed) and the US always has the top propagandamachine.
Do you think Chinese have forgotten the opium war ? That is the real Western spirit like Asians experienced it. Now that China is successful, the US , the big Mafia bully, does not tolerate it. China never bullied other countries like the US.
I do not say that the US is all bad, or at least even that China is good. Moral categories are mere propaganda in geopolitical strategy, better not using it at all.
But the shadows of the US are overwhelming its light by now for a long time, no matter who pretends to rule. Anyhow I , a European, hope that at least the spirit of the American people will be strong enough to fight their own demons successfully. Of course Trump is a delusion to that too , he belongs to the demons as well. Europe is already lost, has sold itself out in submission to the US shadow.
But killing Europe with nice support from the so called European elites
( US is the threat, not Russia or China) will not help the US system to survive in longterm. It needs a big World War III to get along and it will turn out into open fascism. A miracle is urgently needed .
I hear a bunch of banks in every town are disappearing with all the people's money and nobody turned around taking account for and people want their money and there's no Bank left
It's not true, but there is a bank in Henan province that does it.
Seems like in a communist country, the common people is the least of the concern of the government.
That's not true. You can deposit all the money you want into the bank. The only problem is you cannot withdraw it from your account. At least until the economy gets back on track
@@spirok1734 I mean it doesn't sound better too
@@spirok1734Yes it’s known as theft.
There can be “talk” of change that fosters cooperation between China and the West but that will not return trust. The West has recognized that China wants to control the globe at all cost and that they will undermine the laws of other countries to attain that mission. This includes the core values of freedom, democracy, justice, and ensuring the protection of creativity through intellectual property. When a country controls centrally these core values cannot flourish and its people will always favor a governmental system that values opportunity for the people over one that does not.
Okay dude I'm American buy thats some grade A hypocritical bullshit. So America who dominates the globe through any means necessary, by overthrowing governments, invading countless countries, uses the dollar as a weapon, uses its navy to engage in legitimate piracy, starts proxy wars, funds extremists to fight against governments and regimes it doesn't like has installed and propped up dictatorships for decades that country shouldn't trust China? The CCP is a piece of shit government that engages in awful things but you can't be an American and say China is untrustworthy and evil when America does what it does. You can stand on the bodies of millions and scream about morality. So China is evil because they are bent on world domination? Yet America is currently involved in world domination lmao. Sorry man we lost the right to call others on bullshit after the shit we've done. That's why it's so important for a state to be fair, moral, seek justice and peace and to uphold peace and law. Because when you go around invading countries and killing millions in wars based on lies and profits people don't take you seriously when you try to call out others for their crimes. China has blood on its hands no doubt, but we're bathed in blood.
Remember that time Xi kidnapped Jack Ma for like no known reason?
There was a reason, Ma criticized some department. Off he goes to re-educ camp.
Ma got reeducation from a CCP camp.
Ma got relieved of billions of dollars and the ccp also took he's company, Ali pay away from him.
Better what happened to Jack Ma, then what happened to Jeffrey Epstein who got dissapeared
still don't see Jack Ma much to this day though. I think i remember he had an appearance later on to at least know hes still alive.
" ...a guy named 'Ding' and a guy named 'Dong'!" 😂😂😂
and a guy named who?
@@Mercurio-Morat-Goes-Bughunting Wooh Dang!
DUDE THATS WHAT I WAS THINKING LMAO
Cant say the chonese dont have a sense of humour
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@@Mercurio-Morat-Goes-Bughuntingand Ding Dong were the hero’s of that coup.
Ring the bells for freedom! Ding Dong!
Lei’s Real Talk has been discussing this, along with the evidence for it. It’s a really weird series of events.
-Who’s on first?
-No, that’s Ding.
-Who?
-No, Ding. Hu’s on third.
-I dunno, you tell me.
-Hu.
-That’s what I’m asking you!
Etc….
I SO remember that Abott and Costello skit😂
i remember something like that in rush hour hahaha
😅
It doesn't matter who's on first we're still screwed.
Gold! Great throwback reference applied gloriously! 🙌🏽
Not buying the slow coup theory. They couldn't risk him still being alive.
No the real risk is unaliving him when he’s built up so much *legitimate* support for decades, especially within the populace. Lets not forget the Xi loving agitprop went even down to the kindergarten level. He’s China’s figurehead whether anyone likes it or not. The power transfer MUST be legitimized in any way possible. If the transfer is "peaceful" AND they make it impossible for meaningful resistance within the government itself to occur by removing all his loyalists (these can be rid of by any means...) then there's much less risk of things exploding into civil war or unrest.
The only way it makes sense is if the stroke rumor was accurate. Otherwise, I'm 💯 agreed.
Could they risk him being dead?
@@mugiseyebrows Of course not. OP is mistaken. We're talking full blown civil "conflict" if he turns up unalived after building himself up as the face of China for so long in the population's mind. He like a certain other couped political figure that ended up in the news not too long ago needs to publicly endorse the regime change no matter how ridiculous pr suspicious the circumstances.
Yes he could be dead but the back door powers would still probably do a slow transition to new leadership so as not to create opportunity of a civil war.
the ccp printing a statement including the word "democracy" is wild to me.
That's not very strange. The official name of North Korea is the Democratic People's Republic of Korea. Most authoritarian regimes like to say they're democratic.
Honestly, I get that same feeling when I hear any American politician say the word. Neither country is even close to a Democracy and the word has lost all meaning.
@@CassandraY bro is saying that america has no democracy.... without getting censored......
@@rowangamertv4348 Yeah, Pretty much. America is running towards the same systems as China and Russia because the people that run this country (not just politicians. I'm also grouping companies and powerful families in there too) know that will make them more powerful and more wealthy. Nothing else matters.
Honestly, the best we can hope for China is a hybrid system that allows for local democracy, like in Vietnam, rather than a total democracy. Not because it wouldn't be good for China to become democratic, but because countries that have democracy come suddenly, like Russia, more often than not collapse back into tyranny. It took 500 years for England to go from Magna Carta to actual representative democracy, I don't think it's fair to assume other countries could so easily do the same in 20.
And yes I know about Eastern Europe and Post-War Germany. The difference is that Eastern European countries had pre-existing democratic governments that could serve as a transitional model, and Germany was essentially burned to the ground and occupied so there was basically nothing left of an authoritarian state with which to retake power.
There’s also the case of the US, to sone extent India, etc
@@forsociopoliticalstuff2629arguably democracy in the us started from the Magna Carta as well though. America branched off from the uk but came out of it and its values and democracy here in America stems from the Magna Carta. We were a part of the uk but branched off, India also had significant British influence over a long enough amount of time that allowed it to slowly transition into a somewhat functional democracy as well.
@@skygge1006 Exactly, the US inherited its legal system and political values from the British Thirteen Colonies so there was nascent democratic system already baked in. Also, the US was populated predominantly by European migrants who brought with them political traditions and philosophies from the old continent. This goes back a lot further than Magna Carta too, European civilization has had democratic traditions for thousands of years, see ancient Athens, the Roman Republic, medieval city states and so on. Chinese civilization, on the other hand, has never really seen a successful democratic system implemented in all its long and illustrious history (aside from in enclaves like HK and Taiwan where it was introduced externally by way of Western hegemony) so it'll certainly be difficult to establish there!
Bring back Deng! Most of China’s positive forward movement were a result of his policies!
If you study China's history, you will see Chinese, mainly the Han tribe, are very aggressive. They got so big from thousands of years of expansion & war. Even now they are still taking territories from neighboring countries. The best case is to have China to break up into several smaller countries. Unfortunately I know I am dreaming...
Too little, too late. De-globalization IS happening and can't be reversed! Because of population collapse in China, both the cost of labor there is going up, and also the smaller consumer market is far less attractive to foreign businesses!
great population in s korea, aus, japan , n zealand , s africa, belarus, brazil, colombia, poland, ukraine, greece, czechia, chile, matter more
Arrested for thinking the wrong things ? Look no further than the UK and Keir Starmer. What a joke.
No one listened to Starmer because he is so boring. Big mistake. He does say what he means, he just covers it with thousands of lies.
In the UK you can say what you want. Nice try vatnik
islam out of europe, send them to china
what when has someone been arrested in the UK for 'thinking the wrong things'?
@@LittleMan2300 You seem a bit confused. You must be a Left winger socialist. LOL
"There is a guy named Ding and another guy named Who".
Bruh, I'm sorry, but I laughed at that one.
I am Yu, he is Mi
Thanks to the Cee Cee Pee
Who will always be on first base.
This is an Abbott and Costello routine just waiting to happen.
I was disappointed when the next name wasn't Dong.
You really do understand the Chinese way of thinking.
Most people in the West would watch this and just say, "...so what?". But those seemingly small (to us) details is exactly what you need to pay attention to, in order to understand and predict their actions.
Or it’s a trap to purge more of Xi’s opposition
japan , australia india, taiwan , new zealand, in the east understand them too
The whole world is going down the drain. No wonder every country wants to get rid of the dollar.
7:15 The comedy segment with the Ambassador is priceless 😂
If China would honor their commitment to Hong Kong to retain its Capitalist system for fifty years it would go a long way toward repairing their foreign relations.
And their economy.
Allowing it to function separately with a democratic government without their input as well.
Impossible. If they do then people in mainland will also want the same system. Then CCP will lose power. They will never allow that.
Too late. They've already juiced and poisoned that fruit. 😢
LoL, the whole system of things are controlled, what are you missing?
Laowhy86 is the most important news source on China as far as I am concerned.
Everyone in America was not making money. It literally destroyed the working class.
This is very true, but he was clearly referring to the "Everyone in America (who makes decisions) was making money"
Ya know, our Congresspeople and their buddies who can get rich trading stocks on what they're about to pass a bill about?
Those are "all" the Americans that our government feels matter anyway
Not only was US middle class destroyed... & our manufacturing & production centers...but:
It also destroyed manufacturing & production centers in Caribbean & Latin America that we previously did all our trade with... now we have to fill the glut with aid $$. Bc we're MORE impacted by "health" & stability of countries closer to our shores.
Not to mention, how many Central Americans would have stayed in their home countries if jobs existed there still?
How much economic/development, social & political instability resulted from these trade shifts to pacific?
Quality control was much cheaper & easier to ensure. There was quicker, cheaper transport of goods, more stable supply when goods produced from locally sourced raw materials, labor/products more technically advanced & skilled, less environmental impact from goods produced & transported closer, now these manufacturing & production centers in Caribbean & LatAm have shriveled & died JUST like those in USA. & we spend billions to prop up American continent when these countries were well on their way to developing/growing their own economies... plus, human rights & standard of living improving when underdeveloped countries were able to trade more & more readily with US & Europe.
I think how different things woukd have been... Central American migrants? the threat of drugs/gangs overrunning Mexico? Poor social/health indicators across Caribbean & LatAm? It's insanity.
@@RambleOn. Yes, and....
The reason that we "offshored" the manufacturing jobs is because we recognized that the manufacturing was ruining our environment.
We could have required that any company selling a product in the US needs to prove it is done an environmentally friendly way.
If the company is going to have to deal with the environmental impact no matter where they produce, then there would have been incentive to produce in the place where they already did instead of moving to somewhere they could pollute all that they wanted.
Now the Caribbean and Latin America are having their tourism impacted by the environmental impacts of the manufacturing are doing the same thing.
It's a race to the bottom, and our politicians ENCOURAGE the race by not requiring the companies to sell only environmentally responsible products in our market, no matter where they are produced.
I've been making money. I make chips for China and other places. When we got our exemption from the trade embargo during the trade war it was a lifesaver. Our chips are in 90%+ cellphones in the world.
Congrats on 1M subs laowhy, well earned and deserved. Keep up the great work!.
Not deserved. he is thug.
You guys are slow enough to believe his propaganda lmao
Yes, crybabies, everyone who you disagree with is a thug.
@BloopyStoopy-o7i he got fired and evicted from China and since then he started do negative views about China cuz he found out it get more views. So many people exposed him on the internet, you guys are so easy to ne manupulated. Thinking critically pls.
Well done! I’ve been traveling to China from the US for 25 years witnessing unbelievable change. I also lived there for 6 years during the golden years of 2009 - 2014 when the economy was flourishing and it was an actual joy to live there - busy restaurants, great live music, people happy AND SEEING A BRIGHT FUTURE. The country was opening up more and more, and becoming more liberal in their thinking. And then along came Xi. The worst thing to happen to China since the Cultural Revolution. Regression is an understatement.
„I wanna address the most important issue - do I personally think this is true” 😂😂😂
I got a temu ad about an electric bike before this video.
It could happen, especially if they're panicking about the fallout from all the companies leaving China.
The problem is, those companies are unlikely to return any time soon. After all, moving is expensive, and things could always just change for the worse again. The thing companies love is certainty.
And cheap labor
As the Chinese middle class gains and expects wealth, the Chinese economy will have to evolve its manufacturing capacities and styles.
There's plenty of industrializing nations which will be the target of investment by post industrial nations for lower precision Mas manufacturing. Basically wherever your clothes were made a decade ago is where companies are going to be shifting their course grade manufacturing, and then in anither decade is where mass fine grade manufacturing. Countries like Vietnam (who hates China BTW) India, and the like. Further if India can clean up their corruption and avoid the religious regressives, they can readily become a democratic economic powerhouse that dwarfs the US economy. Lots of ifs there.
However post industrial nations like the US have finally started reinvesting in domestic production and manufacturing again, thanks to the Biden administration, so some of that shifting may be slower.
@@granatmofIndia is an interesting case because they tend to try to be friendly towards the west as well as Russia (perhaps in some ways even more so for them) and co aside from the PRC. Main issue is in international relations, countries and corporations tend to not much like “fair weather friends” for a very long time.
@@granatmof thanks to the Biden administration Bwhahahaa, lefty lying dribble.
I don’t know if that you are onto this, but our demographics are collapsing. China is not the only one who is economy is about the sink. The kind of trade we had with China when we had baby boomers in their prime compared to a truncated part of the population pyramid in the youth section in the US, as no one bothered to have any kids over the last 20 years and has only made up through immigration. Mexicans come here and then go home and make fun of it coming from Mexico to the US in the 1990s was a much better arbitrage deal than it is today with the high rents that immigration itself caused. So the high rents that immigrants caused even hurting immigrants And they are building a bunch of manufacturing places in Mexico because cannot keep up so we probably will not be getting that many more Mexicans going forward, especially in another two generations. And we think it’s OK to make our own people so poor that they are not willing to have children . There is no economic future. They are closing schools in 20 years ago. They were consolidating Nick use and birthing units at hospitals. If you wanna work for us, it’s going to take another 18 years to produce one and none of the young want to have kids because they have to work two jobs to pay $2500 for rent and a two bedroom apartment apartment With a roommate. Let’s not pretend that America and it’s economy isn’t a shit show also. Apparently you can’t just get people to do stuff free in order to make your profit margin go up I know this is very sad news but but it appears to be true
I have also come to the same perception however I used very different means to arrive at this conclusion. Excellent work!
I don't even need to think, I saw "China" in title and I knew bad things happened
Not a very intelligent sentence, is it.
But this is good. Isn't it?
This guy hasn't said a positive word about China for 6 Years.
Of course it's not gonna be a "good thing". That's neither the channel, nor the platform for that.
@@denniscleaver3559and he promotes stuff from... Taiwan 😂😂😂
@@Senninhamcl fax
It's not a joke. People do get arrested for thinking the wrong things without trial.
And there are certain powerful people in America and Europe wanting the same
Hoping for China to moderate and decentralize just enough to spur foreign investment is idiotic. They need *significant* reformation.
I was scared for a moment that the other guys name would be "Dong" because i was drinking at that moment.
😂😂😂
I was reading this at 2:18, and I read Dong exactly when he read the second guy and I actually spit my drink hahaha
every time I see that name I always imagine that supercut of Agent Smith saying Mr. Anderson but instead of Mr. Anderson it is Mr. Dong, the only thing I can conclude is that the Chinese version of the Matrix would be a lot different to western ears
a white gooy liquid is what U were drinking?
He' hu'ng long Dong?😅 🎉
Health concerns are no joke if the party decides you’re sick make your final arrangements.
Reminds me of Biden
Well but the CCP has to look out for aging party members so if their health becomes an issue it can't just be ignored either!!!! The CCP always seems interesting in everyone's personal business but it is for their own good they seem to need their help!!!!
😂 I love your new style of presentation; hearing impaired friendly
Love your content, Man
Keep On Muck-rakin’ 👍
I hope that old Pooh Bear has stopped wasting oxygen.
2:58 OMFG! i died laughing its General Grum Pi Kat! this guy is emoting the grumpy cat meme lol
😂
Lmao, spot on,! 😂😂
Bruh, I loved your part in The Fifth Element.
I've just noticed: 1 million subscribers! Congratulations! 😊😂❤
Your head is shaped like Leslie Headland's head.
The cemetery is full of indispensable people.
Thanks, Laowhy, for always having the courage to tell the truth.
I have learned the rumor of coup detate in China for a long time, but this time, the rumor appeared coming out from the inside communist official circle. It is worth being considered quite a good thing.
China's "good old days" was possible because of their low wages compared to other countries. China's wages have risen so much that making products there no longer has the competitive advantage that it once had. Companies are moving their factories out of China to more cost competitive countries. China missed to opportunity to grow its own domestic consumption, and instead continues to rely on dwindling exports.
Not at all. This is just rumour. The only companies are moving who can't compete with identical local product and who don't want to follow chinese business rules and regulations. All companies in Vietnam and mexico are owned by chinese.
@@DK-gj5spwell those factories in Vietnam & Mexico aren't paying taxes to Beijing and the workers aren't contributing to CCP gnp.....
@@DK-gj5spWrong. The whole world is reshoring. More and more products will be made in the countries they are sold.
@@henrylicious keep consoling yourself with lies
@@DK-gj5sp I work in manufacturing. It's happening with us. Instability of shipping is what is leading to it.
-Who's there? -Yes. -Who's Ding? -No. -Ding who? Oh, the comedy it will bring.
I think you have the wong number.
Haha! I thought the same thing.
I really appreciate your sober and pessimistic outlook, because I was getting a bit too excited in my head and imagining democratic china free of the CCP...
as much as we hate the government of this nation
let us pray, for the salvation of those poor people under this evil empire.
You are talking about Joey & camel toe right?
Theres a LOT of work to do.
A billion people scrambling for equality and democracy in a country that’s been looted by the CCP
It is not an empire. Do not misuse the word.
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@@salzaniclegend4129han
2:16 This coupe is a real case of: "Hu Ding it?"
Yu did it.
coup
a coupe is a car.. ;)
Ding a lingerie.😂
🙀
Wow, I thought I was watching something from the Epoch Times, and realized it was Laowhy.
I haven’t seen you in some time. Love the work you’re doing.
I was legit surprised when Ding's partner wasn't Dong.
I do have to point out that the types of changes you say you would like to see would require A COMPLETELY REWRITTEN CONSTITUTION. There is no way around that fact.
The odds of this being true are basically nil. Xi Jinping is the most powerful leader China has had since Mao. He was powerful enough to break the 10 year term limit, and overcome the institutional structures that were created post-Mao with the explicit intention of preventing the rise of a second Mao. And after doing that, he further consolidated his power by installing loyalists in every position that mattered.
The notion that there is a faction that can wheel him out like a puppet to make public announcements while they progressively remove Xi loyalists is laughable when basically everyone that matters was appointed principally on the basis of loyalty over competence. If there was such a faction, and Xi was able to walk around freely, you can be assured that members of said faction would suddenly "disappear" faster than Putin's critics can fall out of windows.
I didn't hear no Swan Lake.
- Xi Jinping probably
Well Xi swam across the Yankse River in a record time that would make him world record holder at the Olympics in Paris, only not to embrace all the athletes he did not participate in Paris 😂
Chinese Swan = duck painted white.
So funny that years ago, I would have watched some stiff news anchor break news like this, but today I hear about it from Laowhy.
Thank you. This is a good move in the power structure of the region.
The problem is that you can't have a transparent government without being democratic. People see what the government's doing and naturally form opinions about things, which leads to democratic reforms. You then either have to react violently, in which case you'll need to become more opaque again to project fear, or allow the demanded reforms.
I think that if China is going to become democratic this way, it will be due to an internal split within the CCP, not the CCP falling.
likely would fall similar to the USSR, but under different circumstances
Lol no the USA isn't really "transparent" and it the #1 democracy in the world
Well no the CCP process seems pretty consistent to me so I would 100% call that transparent enough..... The courts are not democratic but since their process is always similar people seem to understand how they work..... IMO the law rules though force and violence!!!!
@@donaldlyons17 there's a clear difference between transparency and predictability
China doesn’t need to be adversarial towards any country anymore than it needs to be top dog on the planet, China does need to recognise it has a part to play as do all countries, the world is much greater when everyone cooperates for mutual benefit.
Do you give your paycheck to your next-door neighbors? Do you know anyone who does?
@@dbmail545no. But the government does take my money and do whatever they want with it
@@dbmail545not what he said genius, and even you know it. Why be a nuisance?
@@dbmail545are you aware of how taxes work in the west? Due to how social programs work in most developed countries, yes, most people do give parts of their paychecks up that in one form or another go towards helping their neighbors.
@@forsociopoliticalstuff2629"Give" isn't the correct word to use.
2nd "coup" in 6 months and a stroke.... I love modern reporting.
Here we go again: they been saying this so many times and he shows up like nothing happened.
Wow even alt media is not talking about this 😮
The housing bubble burst 100 million people citizens outraged
So much industry has already moved out of China I don't think the businesses want to bother moving back into China after just moving out. I guess they might with a good enough incentive.
Nah... lets stay at home.
We know how China steals our ideas now.
The greatest weakness of the west will push business back to China: the relentless pressure from shareholders to make more profit quarter after quarter. Western companies will do anything they can to get those quarterly results, no matter if they are throwing away their future 5 or 10 years out, or even a year out. Only the next quarter matters and China has a billion possible consumers. Shareholders want nothing but returns even if it is poison.
Any good enough incentive would be most likely after a huge political shift, and thus unstability and business usually hate that. So in "short term" I don't see any serious business coming back.
@@antbereishit Fair point.
Funny thing is that people who talk about the state of democracies and dictatorship in other countries don't know whats going on in their own countries 😂
I don't think there is a coup, but it's getting increasingly clear that not all is harmonious in the CCP. It'll be quite plausible if some senior figure in the party had these rumours leak out as a warning shot for Xi. Deng did something similar by encouraging more radical red guard groups to make noise about the cult of Mao, but when things went south, he abandoned them to their fate.
The demographic bomb has already gone off in China. I just don't see a path back to the manufacturing relationships that formed during global expansion. As an American, I am hopeful that the slide down for China during this collapse is mitigated by an international effort to feed their population and take a humanitarian approach to their needs over the coming decades. Yes, there is a serious regional military threat, but China will not be capable of executing a war soon. We should use that opportunity to build bridges with our former adversaries via food and medical aid. They are going to need it, and we can help. But... they have to ask for it. They won't let aid in without their consent. So, let's be flexible in the international community and help where we can. They are not the last, but they are the biggest by far.
“We should use that opportunity to build bridges with our former adversaries”
A few years ago the PRC was not an Adversary to the US. They were a major Trade Partner and yes, a Competitor.
The West already built bridges in the form of manufacturing and the infrastructure required, at the loss to Western manufacturing. The West did not do this out of the kindness of their heart, but they did do this.
The PRC-CCP started selling the World cheap shit, and at the same time not buying stuff from the World, putting most of their trade partners into a trade deficit. A country of 110 million such as the Philippines should not be running a trade deficit to a country of 1.4 billion, such as the PRC.
The CCP pushed to give up or stole Western IPs, and then started making and selling these products.
The CCP-PRC started giving out loans to small impoverished countries for infrastructure (Often through corruption.), but required these countries to use PRC companies and PRC materials to build these infrastructure, often putting them in debt to the CCP that they could not pay back, and often providing a poor quality product.
The CCP-PRC also started building up their military and started bullying smaller countries, such as the Philippines.
The PRC-CCP are bad neighbors, and IMO they deserve all the bad Karma that is coming to them.
You don't offer help until they beg for it. China knows they have to try Taiwan soon or they might not have another chance until the end of this century.
Solid!
Top KEK!
Peace be with you.
This would kinda bring some new light to the stroke rumours while back, if Xi went full on vegetable mode would anyone resist a coup like this?
gotta get Xi addicted to duster, TMDWU toobz
Gotta get Xi his own Jessica to take up his time
2:20 I want to be honest, I thought "A guy named Ding and a guy named..." "Dong". But no, the Chinese world stays unfunny.
If Ding buys anything from a Vietnamese street vendor, they will get Ding's dong.
If true, this is big. Hopefully the change will be towards a less aggressive CCP.
@11:50 *_"attaching tactical seat belt" lol_*
🤔😳😆🤷🏼
I hope for positivity for the people of China. From America, i dont agree with current Chinese policy, but i pray that we can start getting along soon
We won't get along with the CCP around
You "pray" people are a big problem in the world. Fairy tales never did, nor will they ever do, anything. Well, except for bringing about death and destruction "in the name of jeebus"
I went to China in 2012. Became host to some exchange students attending high school here in the states from 2015 until 2018.
Without elections, how can you have accountability?
If you have a poorly performing independent military and judiciary, how can those top people be fired without elections?
I'm not sure why you would think that accountability depends on elections
@@sassenspeyghel4155 If the top boss at the independent military was corrupt or making poor or costly plans, who could remove that person? If it is a truly independent agency, who has authority over the top person at an independent agency?
edit: If the central government can still fire that person, than the agency is not actually independent. So ideally, the top job at each independent agency should be elected. And if the central government can chose who stands for election.. again.. is it independent?
You still believe in elections? I do NOT mean the silliness over the last presidential one and then the complete turn around for the silliness this year. The men, (so far), they put in are chosen puppets. If they hadn't started as willing players, they became willing pawns.
@@john_doe_not_foundbut if the elections are fixed none of the checks and balances matter. See the bigger picture. Look at power historically, the power is never given up, it only shapeshifts and forms alliance’s while propping up front men/ fall men. Follow the money we live under the authority of evil, and most are blind to it.
💯 agree. Democracy over autocracy .
Wasn't he voted as Secretary General for life
"Xi is about to have a stroke" Ah okay .... wait a minute, what do you mean "about to have"? (I know it was not said like that, but that's what my voice told me as a joke in my head)
mfw the ccp has a stroke beam
Very interesting video. Reminds me of Soviet era “Kremlinology”.