Is China the Next World Power? 

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no

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11th day of asking until you notice me What if the Spanish Armada was successful

No, I don't think I will.

That is exactly what Donald Trump was trying to do

@@athanasiusgamal5838 And, like Nixon, he was removed. There is a pattern here... I know Nixon wasn't "removed," but the difference between forced resignation, removal, and disgraced exit is minimal.

@@DavidVegaBurgos Not an exact comparison- the two in my mind are similar. I didn't say the scandal was forced. I meant he was forced to resign because of the scandal. Again the two aren't a perfect comparison- just thought it was amusing.

@@athanasiusgamal5838 Exactly, he works for them

Full Circle? "Let's be friends with [???] to Counter Russia"

only 1500s kids remember

And then they signed El Dorado away to the Spanish :pepehands:

Pepperidge Farms remembers

Yes 1498 they even send Vasco de Gama to my country ❤️

I remember the Treaty of Tortillas. The most delicious ever.

I will give that they think 5-10 years ahead but not more. If they really thought in terms of centuries, they would abandon communist as it never is a good idea to throw away the freedom and tradition of the People. The culture has taken a big hit as in many Communist countries as folks are not free to express themselfes and speak out about problems to solve them. The West is gonna fall and its down fall will be the short term thinking of just making it to the next election

@@Speer788Weissmann'd say decades whereas western leaders think in years, as kings are to presidents. doesnt mean kings cant make stupid decisions

@@polkka7797 it's simply because the current governmental systems doesn't allow them to think further. Tho democracy was extremely stable in europe because of it's homogenity which is changing now. It's like....they are undoing everything they have worked for

@@harshjain3122 I believe that democracy does not have a future. I think the future lies in a meritocratic system where the most capable individuals have higher voting power. And by capable I don't necessarily mean more college educated, but more philosophically evolved people that are tested to be better capable of understanding viewpoints they don't agree with. they should have higher decision making power and communities should be catering more towards smarter, more stable, more well adjusted and empathetic people.

@@mixrable1212 Nah, the rich will rule, more and more firmly as wealth continues to concentrate and companies continue to consolidate, until we have truly and finally destroyed our world in the name of profits for the elite, because humanity is a gaggle of f***ing morons.

People only care about what affects them, western 'elite' (urbanites) are disturbed by 'microaggressions' because discrimination and lack of equality impact their life daily, only those with who are not affected by such issues it can afford to worry about an "Orwellian authoritarian empire" on the other side of the world. If food prices keep rising I'm going to have a problem in my personal budget as I'll have to spend more of my hard earned money to buy groceries, meanwhile children in war-torn and completely undeveloped countries are literally starving to death right now. Which of these two issues is more important objectively speaking? Which one is any one person naturally going to care more about?

sadly a lot of Europe seems to be bought by them as well

I'm a "liberal" and that microaggression bs needs to be thrown away. It's crying over mere words. Sticks and stones, dumbass, is what I say.

Almost like its not orwellian

@@silent_sniper3304 Tiananmen square? The PRC is a totalitarian state.

Gg wp ez no re

We need more avantgarde intelligentsia

Boy, I sure am fatigued from all this partisan conflict... welp, time to go fight a war!

@Alessandro Leto Immigration as an abstract term is a great thing, there's only one problem, an immigrant isn't abstract, it is a real human being with flaws and political views and when immigrants come from other countries that are failing and then vote their failing political beliefs onto your system, why should you be surprised when your system starts to fail?

@Alessandro Leto if America can no longer get the best and brightest to immigrate to USA then that will be the downfall since Americans as a whole don’t put education as that important.

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@@rattypie ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-JwncAQurlqk.html

"I cannot see because the eagles on this island stole my eyes" - Napoleon.

She*

@@Daniel-yz5qj ahahah nice one gave me a chuckle

AN EXCELLENT SERIES

@@SamtheIrishexan 🤨

I think the US needs the Chinese like we needed the Soviets and to a lesser extent Germany (twice), it serves to unify the nation against a common enemy… and a real enemy not that laughable Islamic terrorism bullshit.

@@hes_alive Given the current political climate in the US... a common enemy is badly needed ...

Watched it and enjoyed it so much I watched it twice.

yuan people have fought chinese since yantze river has water

That’s what amazes me about all the leftists here in the west thinking China will be a kinder world power than the USA.

@@noahninetyone yeah the Asian century will never come, when China tank their retired “golden generation “ worker class and left the seat for young people that have to deal with financial burden from family, no support from relatives ( because they have none anyway) and less likely to even have marriage ( imbalances male/ femal ratio and how picky female are when come to pick male). Overall give or take, the world have enough with China with it cover up, miss lead and mishandling of Covid-19 and even more annoyed about how being a dick toward basically everyone beside themselves will eventually make the world hate them more than the US and that would be impressively say the least.

he's referring to ancient times not the last century

@@ericchen776In the past, all of Asia just pretends to recognize China as master the same way the modern world recognizes China as the real China. They don't actually have the means to enforce anything. As the saying goes, Emperor at home, King abroad.

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Man said China will be the next superpower for the 100th time

Whatifaltfut

Ikr its so good

You can tell it was what he always really wanted to be doing. Even his older alt history videos are just alternate geopolitics videos, but since 2021 is "the year history started again" it's far more interesting to look at the real world than alt history now xD

“which tbh was pretty boring, however there was this sponsor for this strategy game, i was hooked. Taught me all i need to know about world subjugation”

Paid actor

@@jakepeto2496 lmao

no cap: Corona virus is a bio weapon released by the CCP from their Wuhan lab. (not a man made virus or genetically engineered). China had already discovered a vaccine for it. That's how they got it under perfect control, their aim is to cripple western economies which they have successfully done. The WHO are corrupted by Chinese officials and funding. Their "investigation" relies entirely on info and samples provided by CCP, who agrees?

@@1j9hd97 ye honestly they were just rolling the dice tho. The Chinese economy still shrunk because of COVID. They were essentially just trying to give themselves more time against the us and India.

Pass the opium...

we did the most fucked up shit for 2000 years, time for us to sit back, relax and enjoy the show lmao

@@adrianalter8935 Either we start being better or they win

Not propaganda doesn't mean not biased.

Theres been western bias but what can we say he is western

Pretty heavy bias towards the west, but he's a westerner, so its kinda understandable. In politics, there's no right or wrong, it's just which side that are easier to agree with.

Comedian GJ you know what I mean.

No worry. Chinese love peace. China used to be superpower in last 2000 years before 1840. They did not invaded any country even they had gone to Africa, Philippine, Indonesia etc.... in 15 century many times. They were too pound of their own culture to reluctantly learn from western. As a result, they lost in industrialization and fall behind. They invented powder to make firework. The technique was transferred to Westerner and was made as gunpowder and bomb. They thought too well of western countries and trade with them fairly. Finally they were invaded by over 10 western countries and Japan from opium war in 1840 to the end of war II in 1945, they were suffered by over 100 years. Nowadays, they try very hard to develop economic to improve their living conditions and navy military be strong enough to protect themselves. They experienced and understood how a miserable life would be. They would not invaded any of countries and make other suffering. Confucius said, Do not impose on others what yourself do not desire. Those who create, spread and believe China threats are like the man who cheated on his wife is always in fear of being cheated always.lol....

Me who's a no fucks given person: *I don't have such weakness*

@@echidnanatsuki882 perceive all the soul crushing realities that are now possible in the future and then reassess whether or not you think that's true.

@@zachariahseed1048 uhh, I'm just gonna pretend I understand what your saying. P. S. Dio is looking for you

I wish I believed in something substantial. Not because I wanna be religious but because life might suck less indeed.

@@goji5887 Just disbelieving nihilism (cause believing in nothing is self-contradictory) might be enough to get you on your way.

Then we should count each day it's still here as a small victory

@@JohnSmith-vg6hb nooooo, that excuse to rest on your well deserved laurels is exactly why this leviathan is so confident in themselves.

@@naterlandsw2963 True enough

RU-vid will exist whether we become more authoritarian or more democratic. RU-vid's existence isn't a great metric for China's rise, tbh. As Google wants nothing more than to penetrate the Chinese market - deeply, yet gently. And with lot's of lubricant...

Lol, funny and sad

What's Latin script based on?

@@times6283 greek

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Russia has always leaned more to Europe than Asia, hell most of Russia on the map is just the imperial colony of the chunk of Russia that lies in the eastern part of the great Northern European plain. Russia was on good terms with America until end of WWII when the capitalist-socialist disagreement about how to manage the recovering European continent lead to the Cold War. As much as Russia wants to spite America, at least America can't encroach on their soil directly. Meanwhile China is right there just salivating at the opportunity to take the increasingly fertile chunk of land that is far east Russia which could really weaken the country, plus to take away the Russian influence in central Asia which Russia benefits from in terms of oil and natural gas. Ultimately if it hadn't been for the Cold War Russia would definitely be an American ally against China, but for now they are playing along with them for their gains, but they are more than cautious of letting China grow too powerful before and inevitably turn on them. Meanwhile, America's best bet of slowing China down and keeping them in check would be a strong Russia and somewhat capable India as they could suit a good support role to Russia in keeping China in check. Unfortunately America turned Russia away too much during the Cold War that until China starts directly fucking with Russia and their interests, America cannot count on them.

no cap: Corona virus is a bio weapon released by the CCP from their Wuhan lab. (not a man made virus or genetically engineered). China had already discovered a vaccine for it. That's how they got it under perfect control, their aim is to cripple western economies which they have successfully done. The WHO are corrupted by Chinese officials and funding. Their "investigation" relies entirely on info and samples provided by CCP, who agrees?

@@1j9hd97, I guess I agree with you. If this is true, I bet the EU and the US will just add more tariffs on China, forcing their companies to pull out and settle in another country, this will be a huge disaster for the CCP.

@@1j9hd97 No if the virus was man made by the CCP they would make it much deadlier.

@@ThatCrazyKid0007 Russia has always been an outlier, even though they lean towards Europe. They are unpredictable at best. No one really knows what will happen when Putin is out of power.

Japan actually got experience for that .Back in 70s to 80s japan also same as china growing very fast and almost surpass usa.Japan is liberal democracy country same as usa and the alliance of usa.When usa find that japan was like "dominated" the country with tech and the economy that almost surpass usa and same as this day anti asian sentiment happen.Its make usa giving some tariff or some "sanctions" or something that make japan weak forced down and become stagnant.And now japan is developed country but they never surpass usa and now just stagnant.If china was democracy not communist,I bet china was "down"become western alliance.And when they growth very fast,the us will put anything to forced china down and stagnant.But the reality china was communist socialist country and so they are never as western alliance .So when they growth,the us hard or cannot forced them down because different ideology means different policy different way between two country. Edit:What I means it's just make stoppable,because usa like and always "espionage"another country and forced them to alliance with us.When there is some of american friend country or alliance that having growth very quickly and almost challenging usa,the america will put some tariff,or sanction forced them down to it's knees and become stagnant even it's developed country(most usa alliance or they very close friend was stagnant developed country) if china (let's just say not communist but another ideology that combined democracy and communist or whatever) I bet america will do anything to giving some "freedom or democracy" to china and maybe even worst like they do in middle east.Because america always forced to all of the country follow they path.

Yeah what if one day, china just decided to unban RU-vid google Instagram etc. I feel for the Chinese living in china, but since the population is so big, so is basically like their own future earth/world in their own country

@@eriksantoso1741 actually China was a secret alliance of US during cold war. And China used US and Soviet for it's own personal gain and US ignored their growth at that time as they were fighting Russians. But now China has become super strong US is trying to stop them up. And if China has their Authoritarian rule permanently they might screw themselve up sooner or later.

They’re not communist tho. Their economic practices are incredibly similar to America. China is a capitalist nation now

@@Jrookus No they are run by an egomaniac who will be dictator for life. Any billionaires like Jack Ma are punished.

Do they though? Or are they happy with us thinking that? Maybe they are the true subtle rulers

@@juliantheapostate8295 For the last year they have been planning and setting targets for the next 5, 15 and 30 years.

@@juliantheapostate8295 It's probably based on public / predictable plans.

@@theworld9247 we can't stick to a plan. Republicans set a plan the incoming Dems destroy it. The Dems set a plan and the incoming Repubs destroy it. Can't do shit. Not a problem for the Chinese.

@@juliantheapostate8295 llllll

Literally started watching this at 5:30am after an allnighter, definitely feel this hahah

no cap: Corona virus is a bio weapon released by the CCP from their Wuhan lab. (not a man made virus or genetically engineered). China had already discovered a vaccine for it. That's how they got it under perfect control, their aim is to cripple western economies which they have successfully done. The WHO are corrupted by Chinese officials and funding. Their "investigation" relies entirely on info and samples provided by CCP, who agrees?

It's 6 AM right now

Same, this is really cool since there is just no real youtuber that talks about this.

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Can anybody tell me if there's a word/theory for what he describes at 12:20? Eg. "The force with the larger numbers usually beats the technologically advanced force" I want to look up other examples of this happening in history.

@@demun6065 Its a point of population that quality obessed nations (The Nazi Reich, Napoleon's france, Imperial Japan, etc) end up fighting nations that have qualitatively worse nations with enormous populations and lose horrendously usually with large marches away from the invaded nation's interior that causes enormous causalities. I don't know what to call it other then, "Quantity is always better then Quality."

Vibing? What you do in the confines of your bedroom is your own business xD

Actually I feel like he said many stupid things.

@@andy.8444 I'm sure he did but a list from someone who's thought about this more would help.

I wish he would have touched on the HK protests and the Uyger genocide going on in China. Those are very important events that I'm sure will cause a lot of internal problems and instability in China. I could be wrong, though.

@mo gamer Hmm. I didn't think about that. Good point.

@@johncunningham8213 the genocide is seen as a good thing in China lol

You make it sound like if usa is a superhero "But there's a problem with your plan. -what? He was not there 1000 years ago to face you" or something like that, lol.

When did he say that? Timestamps help with context...

@@demun6065 near the end he said that Korea and Japan would side with China "like they always have."

​@@BraintrustDoesStuff Japan hasn't even "always" sided with China. the Yuan invasion of Japan (which failed), the Sino-Japanese war over Korea, the Rape of Nanking, and many more conflicts all come to mind.

Americas did exist. I think you meant the USA

Which is a scary thing to think about because should this war repeat herself, those nations would be devastated. But even more interesting would be to ask, whether or not America's & Chinas allies would all follow their call to arms. Because perhaps, history repeats herself in that case - with two powers burning each other with their glaze while others step in their place - as has happened to the European powers during the last two world wars.

Neither Athens nor Sparta had nukes

@@brendakayyy But their war lead to the destruction of a free Greece. And the rise of Alexander’s empire after his fathers conquest. Nukes make it easier to kill but you can still destroy a lot with traditional warfare.

@@Arcaryon "free greece"? why wouldnt greece be free under alexander? it was more like a unification and transition to empire, instead of city states and kingdoms.

@@SordMasta It went from relatively independent democracies and kingdoms with individual cultures to a single state ruled by a king. There is little difference between a unification and an invasion if you actually take this as an example. You literally declare against others, take an army and then beat anyone who stands against you. If someone comes to your house, beats you up, empties your fridge and force your sun to join their gang, what does this sound like? A unification of the neighbourhood? I am not against unification via diplomacy and in a historic context, it was certainly a different time but overall, nothing about going to war against the Greek city-states was a "unification". He just conquered what was on the peninsula and then moved on to Persia. Just like the US of North America didn't "unify" the North American plains. Now, Alexander remains a brilliant leader and an inspiring figure and his victories ended up doing Greece (as a region) a lot of good but he was by no means someone who cared an awful lot about freedom. The only people who did at the time, were folks like the Athenians - who he and his father oppressed as all rules as the time did with their subjects. By force. He can pardon them as much as he wants, still literally a tyrant by the ancient definition of the word. www.britannica.com/topic/tyrant "Tyrant, Greek tyrannos, a cruel and oppressive ruler or, in ancient Greece, a ruler who seized power unconstitutionally or inherited such power. " And Athens and Sparta, the two local were never independent after the Macedonians invaded.

"Far more" is putting it lightly

Naive being a synonym for dumb. About themselves and others.

@Clint Loran Rand This is something that is kind of true in most places on the planet, at the same time, a man like D. Trump is symptomatic of the problems of claiming to be a democratic Republic while not fully committing to the concept and similar issues. The US is home to many powerful men and women but they do not always manage to make their mark.

Im american, most could care less what happens outside if their neighborhood, its crazy how careless theu can be.. Whats china lol, you mean food?

Could be a smoke screen

What if I were to tell you that they are one and the same game?

Are you saying that the US Navy conducts live-fire exercises in the South China Sea and the East China Sea every day? Americans look forward to war among Asian countries every day, so that he can sell more arms, no matter whether the people of other countries live or die. This is the fundamental reason why the United States is waging war all over the world. The United States has been founded for more than 200 years, but it has not fought a war in only 16 years. The United States has more than 200 military bases all over the world. Why do you always shout about the China threat? Just because China is the only country in the world that rises peacefully without war, why don't you think that the United States is a threat to the world?

@@kinglee4517 Are you aware of the Uighur genocide?

Are we talking Civ 1 or Civ 6?

@@impulsechaos Leave him alone, my man just wants some social credit points so that he can ride the bus again.

Thanks for correcting him. Half of what this guy says sounds like nonsense I don't take him that serious anymore

@@hazzmati some of his views are very worry,

@@hazzmati I want to say many but I don't want to be mean.

if China don't have one-child policy, billions of people will crush China. He also amplify the side effect of this policy.

Imagine trying to attack Russia via land, as if the last few centuries weren't a good enough demonstration of the effects of such an action.

lmao

what country?

based

That’s cool

very good

这up主作为一个美国人就单纯以美国利益角度出发，bias那肯定是有的，不过也不怪他

The only thing CCP cares about is staying in power. I know that they implemented reforms but they keep spreading fake news. It wasn't so bad before covid but after covid, they started spreading fake news everyday.

@@KillerofWestoids the US is doing nothing less than what CPC is doing. Imagine having 622k death toll due to their own negligence yet still managing to blame the country on the other side of the planet.

Doesn't change the reality that the US is pulling away from many areas of the world.

I think he made the videos before Trump lost or hasn't paid attention to Bidens politics at all.

joe isnt going to make big plays. the most i see him doing is getting involved with russia and maybe criticizing china

The US is pulling out of the Middle East because of oil being of a lesser concern. So maybe he should have said the US is switching focus from creating enemies in the Middle East to instead boost relations in Europe, Africa and Asia

Probably more referring to the tactic of subtle negotiation and underhanded threats said with a smile, with slight concessions respecting foreign industry rather then the bully, assholish antagonism that Trump made the norm

Taiwan was never really integral part of china and before ww2 Han chinese weren't really ethnic majority,

@La nova renaissance Before ww2 there was a large Japanese population which was repatriated back to Japan , +after a ww2 Kuomitang pursued a policy of sinification. "For much of the KMT era the government definition of aboriginal identity had been 100% aboriginal parentage, leaving any intermarriage resulting in a non-aboriginal child. Later the policy was adjusted to the ethnic status of the father determining the status of the child." This is why the mathematics don't add up

@@oniichanmk7346 So much misinformation. Japanese rule over Taiwan started in 1895 and lasted 50 years until the Japanese ceded it to China in 1945. Taiwan was officially a part of Qing China since 1683, and truthfully it was a part of China even before then, since 1664 when the Ming dynasty remnants expelled the Dutch from the island. It's pretty dishonest of you to ignore the over 200 prior years of Chinese rule over the island in favor of 50 years of Japanese rule that ended with them ceding the island to China anyway.

@@bobjones2959 you guys are completely missing the original point and creating strawman argument so I see no further point in this discussion, so this is last message, Taiwan was a colony of qing china the same way it was colony of Japan afterwards and just like Tibet is colony of china today, you dont need Tibet to claim you unified china just like you dont need Taiwan because its only been part of chinese empire for a relatively short period of time given how long China exists.

@Information why would Mossad pay me for this? Are you payed by CCP?

Because China will NOT cooperate. They weaponized the Wuhan Coronavirus. They are, in essence, the world's biggest terrorist state.

Because you don't understand humanity.

It’s beneficial to corporate when u are small and weak, but when ure the biggest elephant in the room, it’s the opposite

I dont understand the reference but it sounds interesting. Would you mind explaining?

@@OrangeJuiceDripping basically the CCP is convinced Chinese society is can be constructed rationally and if they give the people wealth then they will be happy. But that's not the case as it fails to factor in the more subjective parts of human nature. Heree's the link though Jordan Peterson has a good explanation of the passage: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-8cyNk9uPC6Q.html

@@XtoDoubt25 cheers for taking the time to write that and give the link. Appreciated, im gonns watch it right now

@@OrangeJuiceDripping I would also like to suggest that read Notes from Underground by Fyodor Dostoevsky. It's provoking novella, either to you or fellow men. It shooks me.

@@XtoDoubt25 well new china is one of the youngest most immature countries in the world. So makes sense that they dont really know what they're doing yet

especially in eastern europe, both turkey and poland will be trying to expand their spheres of influence

I wouldn’t be particularly excited about that tbh. Conservative Americans like him or Zeihan tend to ignore most of the subtle, extremely intricate ways EU nations are intertwined. Because (at least until now) EU institutions mostly lack sweeping executive powers and visible charismatic heads, some American observers get annoyed by the EU and dismiss it as a glorified free market, that will lose its grip on its eastern (former Soviet or Ottoman) portions All of which ignores some of the most important features of EU politics such as its successful efforts for societal cohesion (Erasmus, common currency, interconnected energy grids...) the fact that Brexit has actually made the EU stronger by undermining “separatist” movements in other nations... Not to mention the EU’s lead in many technologies, sustainable development and the soft power and example it poses to many other blocs, like Latin America, the AU and ASEAN. In the end, the fact that Americans and Europeans tend to look down on each other for sport won’t help this channel get an accurate, nuanced view of Europe imo

It's pretty complicated. Russia will try to encroach further into eastern Europe as it always has, except this time the eastern European nations aren't going to wait to be sacrificed by the west to slow down Russia. There are strong movements already for collaboration and economic relations between the eastern European states, there is a good video about it over on Caspian Report. If Russia comes knocking, they will be ready to flip them off and will have enough western aid to stand by themselves. Crimea was a big red alert for them, especially Poland who knows all too well how it goes with Russia. I don't think Russia will be able to exercise its muscles militarily yet, but the economic influence is definitely going to be their main tool to strongarm the region, so expect a mostly economic tug of war for the time being. Unfortunately Belarus and Ukraine are stuck in Russia's sphere of influence entirely, Belarus especially is entirely fucked and might even cease to exist in the near future as they integrate back in Russia (though the people seem to be resisting so there is hope), while Ukraine could potentially split in half or entirely fall into Russia's hands due to historical and cultural ties between the two, as well as the mixed Russian population. The Balkans are interesting too. Turkey will try to influence the region once more, which again will mostly be an economic tug of war as they are limited militarily by NATO. Contrary to what this channel thinks, if there is one thing that could unite the Balkans it would be a Neo-Ottoman threat, so Turkey would have a really hard time to step a foot in the Balkans outside eastern Thrace. This is why they'll mostly focus in spreading influence and control over the Middle East and Caucases, leading and supporting Turkic nations such as Azerbaijan. The Balkans will see a continued stream of investment from all sides and it will be a real multipolar economic war of influence in the region. If they play their cards right, they could profit well off of it, unfortunately the corruption in most of their governments will make that difficult, but for the most part expect an economic growth in the region. The EU countries will continue to benefit from the Western alliance, while the rest of the Balkans will have investment from China, Russia and the Arabs. The only problem is the unstable Bosnian status quo that God knows how much longer will be kept and if Albania gets too aggressive with their minorities abroad trying to unify them. As for the EU, it entirely depends which direction the EU political elite wants to steer it. The British fucked off from the continent and are looking to establish their trading zone with their commonwealth allies, so continental Europe will largely depend on how well Germany and France play nice with each other. I expect it to continue functioning fairly well as a trading union, but as a unified political and legislative entity I can definitely see friction and tension with the Eastern European members as well as their own populace not being too keen on certain immigrants. For the most part it will be business as usual unless something really major happens of course. Nordics will continue as they have enjoying prosperity and being too far from any realistic external threat (don't think Russia is too keen to take on Finland once more for now). The central European countries bar Hungary and Poland will follow whatever Germany's lead is, France will continue to focus on their continental and abroad interests in Africa and I've no fucking clue where the Mediterranean EU nations (Italy, Spain, Portugal, Greece) will be headed, their economies are struggling and are all too dependent on EU loans, largely from Germany. The Benelux states will be pretty much business as usual as well, while Switzerland gonna Switzerland some more. Like I mentioned, Poland is leading the charge in making Eastern Europe work together and to be strong enough to resist a potential Russian threat, meanwhile Hungary seems to be trending towards some moderately closed off conservative Christian society that is gonna stick out like a sore thumb from the rest of the liberal EU in Central Europe. This is a layman's expectations for the next 10, maybe 20 years. Farther than that there is a lot more take into account and who knows what'll happen.

@@shibe3879 poland?

@@ThatCrazyKid0007 I'm personly very interested in geopolitics. Where did you learn so much? I'm interested in learning more

Agreed

nomadic people can sustain themselves, can T-90s and T-14s do the same?

@@user-by1sm4mt1i great point , logistics trump everything

That's only for a certain threshold. If there is a failed state or starvation, they go too.

@@R3GARnator Could be, but older migrants will generally be harder to integrate well into a new labor force.

I'd say more like over 40, but yeah

@@melvinklark4088 that's what most people think only. But that's not what the experts think.

@@melvinklark4088 "The Americans are far more naive" more likely sums about your thought. A lot of country wouldn't even care if US are under attack. Moreso if they don't have any agreements.

@@melvinklark4088 No, you missed my point. They don't want to go against US, but they don't want to help either. Indonesia already stopped buying weapons from US. If US under attack, most SEA would probably be "sucks to be you, buddy" and look the other way.

@@TheAmubis Nobody would or could attack US soil, but if it happened, I think the world would end, so yeah, I think everyone would probably care

Malaysia, New Zealand, Indonesia, and Vietnam may side with China since they established the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership with China besides joining China-led Belt and Road Initiative

You mean the 2km ring around west lake. Walk 10 kilometers straight in any direction and it's not beautiful.

@@williedigital I lived about 10km north, not beautiful per say. Most cities aren’t beautiful but I’d put in on par with Boston, NY, and Chicago.

@@williedigital Another Chinese hater ....

@@trevormurphy6042 So you think Chicago is "incredibly beautiful"?

Kunming is a stunning city, best in China IMO. Hangzhou, Wuhan (I know) and Nanning aren’t far behind.

You see, Antarctica has been part of China's sacred territory since ancient time

@@user-yj8pt7gt3g in case of war would Antarctica send business geese to fight for the Chinese

It's neutral, although he picked a bad color for neutral

@Kue Eh Htoo are the penguins going to fight for the chinese?

IMAO

Check out Peter Zeihan, he does tons of presentations on stuff like this, just type his name into youtube and some will come up. He has some really interesting theories and ideas, but can be a bit too alarmist sometimes

@@averyshaw2142 Zeihan is amerian exceptionalism embodied, he totally ignores the same problems that plague america's rivals when it comes to dealing with the US itself.

I feel personally offended

It does hurt a bit yes 😂

Ouch.

Ouch.

Ouch.

And ruin the party's reputation in the process...Which they are quite sensitive about

20 social credit score has been deducted from your account, you are no longer eligable for a mortgage .

Honestly, Chinese diplomacy has been better than Western diplomacy, speaking as a westerner. Just look at the treatment of Africa for comparison. I will say the free speech stuff is concerning, but I'll rest relatively easy for now.

Communism is the worst form of governance there is.

@@Renegade_Saiyan Communism is an economic form not a government form idiot

@@SweetPotatoDingo ight proffessor/philosopher/historian/economics guy. How did it feel to call someone an idiot on youtube for a small mistake

Christianity was created from a sect of the qumeran community, id recommened reading the study of israel knohl.

no cap: Corona virus is a bio weapon released by the CCP from their Wuhan lab. (not a man made virus or genetically engineered). China had already discovered a vaccine for it. That's how they got it under perfect control, their aim is to cripple western economies which they have successfully done. The WHO are corrupted by Chinese officials and funding. Their "investigation" relies entirely on info and samples provided by CCP, who agrees?

i would like an analysis on the falling influence of religions, the rise of atheism and a prediction on how islam will become moving forward, if it will follow in the footsteps of christianity or not.

Christianity had the benefit of Pax Romana that allowed safe and easy travel for Christians to preach, an appeal that resonates with the poor (works doesn’t save a person, but faith), and being one of the few groups that actively treated the sick during the Antoine Plague. By the third century CE, the Greco-Roman pantheon already declined. The two religions vying for supremacy by the late Roman period was Christianity and Sol Invicta.

@@martytu20 the 1st century true Christians became the heretics and the heretics became the Church of Rome and the holy (unholy) Roman Empire. Christendom a political construct. True Christians are persecuted for their Neutrality.cf. Russia, Sth Korea, Eritrea, Tajikistan etc. Loss of employment in certain countries cos their refusal to hve a political party card. Historically: cf. Google Purple Triangles. You know who they are. Scripturally, the 6th world power is Rome+ it's daughter off shoots until 1700s 7th world power GT Britain-Anglo American ( 2horned) it looks lamblike, benign cos ideology of so-called freedom and democracy. But it is still a beast. US 7th and last world power since WW1. Book of Revelation. UN is its image 8th 'king', can only reflect the authority invested in it by the 7th 'king'. Daniel 2:44.

You just need to plant a flag on Mars before China.

No big deal about CN economic influence. It will collapse in one decade.

@@patrickgreen8023yes indeed its going to collapse today according to experts predicted before a decade lol

@@doomslayer4276 @Пётр Калистратов 哈哈哈 笑死 我在2008年就看到China collapse的一系列文章了。今天这样的文章没有了，更多是关于中国威胁的文章。 10 years ago( i was taking the ToEFL test then, the articles in the Economist and other medias had lot of articles on China will Collapse within 5 years. However, today, articles on China Collapse just become less and less ,and articles on "threats from China" emerges as the mainstream. In my view,Chinese people usually do not care about international political issues and viewpoints from various channels of anti-China youtube. The reason, i guess, is the heavy mortgage on us. in Tier 1 Cities, the entrance price for an apartment of 100 square meters is 1M USD. in Tier 2 Cities, the entrance price for an apartment of 100 square meters is 0.3M USD. And usually, people in China is always industrious, so many of us have at least 2 apartments. Chinese people do not worship God, we just worship MONEY. make more money, use our every precious second. then you know, we just want to pay the mortgage. the consequence, for example the economy is just the result we did not expect. i admire the mild life in western countries, However, the world is even.

@Priyank. You can consider watching videos featuring Kishore Mahbubani. He can offer a lot of insights on the Chinese mindset, and as his parents are Hindus of Indian ancestry (before the partition), he can also relate it to the Indian mindset. He is a former Singaporean diplomat and used to be president of the United Nations Security Council.

Russia stayed neutral when China made Chinese and Indian soldiers clash in 2020. Just like how India is neutral in the Russia Ukraine conflict.

Neutral at best but with China being the more militarily powerful and basically the entire reason Russia is still relevant today, I expect some back support to China from the Russians.

Lets hope it wont come this far

i can predict some troll coming in here saying the us did nothing good and blah blah blah etc

ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-rgj4Nqrurcs.html

@@rattypie no

@@notlucas6859 only a moron can say that US did nothing good. If it was not for US, South Korea, Japan, Germany, entire Western Europe would have been a communist shit hole, the same as North Korea, countries of Warsaw Pact and so on.

What?

The author gets basic stuff about religion wrong all the time. He doesnt seem to realize how important it is either.

@@OkurkaBinLadin Same with the Empire of Japan; I think it was Buddist or Shinto.

i think the people then still had some monotheism or polytheism in them

No, Qin Empire was never atheist and worshipping Emperor doesn't equate him to God. Still, Qin is no worse than communist, truly Atheist.

@@DilbeardAlbeard The Qin Empire united China.

nihilists believed that nothing is more important than anything else

Nihilism is stupid

@TJ lmao no he isnt

@TJ his point was that atheist societies generally have a hard time avoiding nihilistic tyranny. And they do. America wasnt an atheist society, they were religious but knew theocracy was tyrannical

@TJ i never said that religion made america the power it is today. I dont believe in God, or any deity, i am not religious. Stop putting words in my mouth

Clearly they’re not doing enough 69 otherwise it would be higher and they wouldn’t have a birth rate problem at all😏

@@sirsurnamethefirstofhisnam7986 no maybe they should do something different than only 69

@@sirsurnamethefirstofhisnam7986 how tf u want to get preganant with 69

nice

I think the one-child policy is like accelerating downhill or spending a month's salary in a week.

It is a stereo type the Chinese aren't good planners and if you give the example of the Chinese economy well it was because of your capitalist greed you guys created this monster.

*Takes a look at the Chinese Miracle and their unprecedented economic growth* Yeah, no, they're terrible planners...

@@pababoyM2 It doesn’t take a genius to achieve enormous economic growth by dumping money into infrastructure and opening your economy to trade. Tsarist Russia also had enormous economic growth despite not really being run all that well.

@somebody someone African nations (as well as India to a smaller extent) were very unstable due to ethnic, class and religious tensions between the people. If a country is unstable, people aren’t going to invest in it, as they don’t have a guarantee the country won’t descend into civil war in the next five years. China was much more stable. There was a clear ethnic majority of the Han Chinese, communist ideology helped overcome class tensions and most of the Chinese were either atheist or Buddhist, neither of which were really in conflict with each other. China was just more stable on a societal level than India or Africa, so people were willing to invest in the nation, so China became richer.

no cap: Corona virus is a bio weapon released by the CCP from their Wuhan lab. (not a man made virus or genetically engineered). China had already discovered a vaccine for it. That's how they got it under perfect control, their aim is to cripple western economies which they have successfully done. The WHO are corrupted by Chinese officials and funding. Their "investigation" relies entirely on info and samples provided by CCP, who agrees?

@@1j9hd97 probally not. China works because nobody gives a fuck about them. Them building a bioweapon and maybe gettin the whole world attention is just to risky for them, it just isnt their way.

They've been burning bright for about 800 years now, must be a huge fucking candle they're burning lmao

@@Rudenbehr I think you're overlooking the absolute shitshow that was the Qing Dynasty collapse during the 19th and early 20th centuries

@@Rudenbehr China proper has only been united sporadically throughout history

@@5hiranai 800 of the last 1000 years according to the video.

@Hernando Malinche no it wasn't lol, both after each unifying dynasty fell they were punctuated with periods of warlordism, one being as recent as the 20th century

Bruh... the entire point of this video explain how it's not black and white like that, and it's a lot more nuanced than people make it out to be. The economy is not the only thing that qualifies to make you the World Power, there's geopolitical factors, their influence over other nations, the demographics etc.

@@melvinklark4088 If anything you're crying either way because it's not turning out how you wish.

@@tritium1998 either way I would rather not have China being a world player because of its authoritarian regime and its crimes against humanity

@@tritium1998 I was hopping around the comment section to see what people thought of the video, and my, oh my, was I surprised to see you replying everything which daresay something bad about China or not predict it a flawless smooth-sailing future. So I decided to just look a thing or two on your channel, and yeah, your "woke" videos are all about how China is going to be great and how the Western system is "failing", some made by channels owned by the CCP. Tell me, are you being paid to say dumb shit or are you that stupid for free? I'm really curious on whether your replies lacking any real facts about your position are the result of actual wishful thinking or an actual payroll, as the Chinese are known for doing.

Go to horny jail.

Honestly he said so many things that don’t make sense at all.

we don't care about what others say . thank you

@@hongchengdu889 Then why'd you comment? LMAO

@@hongchengdu889 How is it on the other side of the firewall?

@@hongchengdu889 we have a Chinese spy here

They know this already most likely

But there economy is in very bad nowadays

There is Hard bad news all of you roman fans none can build roman empire without turks so you coperate or deplete all of recourses on them thats why greeks have %130 depth and Will collepse without eu

It's funny to think but realistically not possible. Bad economy and along with bad dempgraphic/population growth. But Turkey on the other hand...yeah let's just say they are too nostalgic with their former glory as the Ottomon Empire....

@@ufuker5754 ahhhh not really the Romans were more responsible for Rome not the Turks or Greeks. I don't recall any major contributions from Greece or Turkey/Anatolia to the Romans. The Turks simply carried the Roman legacy without taking Rome or their culture and religion...even that is a bad analogy, The Roman Empire and the Ottomon Empire were too completely distinct empires with different cultures and stuff. When the Ottomons conquered Constatinople they simply changed the entire culture there, they didn't copy any form of Roman culture other than the Hagia Sophia which was changed into a Masjid/Mosque.

@@lobstered_blue-lobster no Mean without alling with turks it would be painfuly Hard to retake Romen terotory