Bro, what do you mean? Are you still stuck in the past when the British colonized India? Just get over it; that was a completely different time. Don't be someone who believes that their descendants have to pay for their ancestors' faults.
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A wise man once said - whose wealth is built on stolen money and loots won't last long. No one on this earth lived happily after giving others traumas.
@@neoshy2100 Naah centuries of britain flourished. The ones wjo causes all of this are dead and long gone. If what you said had any sense, most of the politicians would be living a life of misery.
All nations with strong militaries historically looted, but only some thrived the way GB had. Of course stolen treasure helps but it’s obviously other qualities that helped GB thrive.
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@@alileevil ... and no natural resources of their own. This time they are not going to steal anything from Africa. They should manufacture what their little island has.
The Brexit vote was mishandled, for such a monumental decision a sizeable majority should be needed not 50/50. The UK still manufactures, but most of the companies are foreign owned. The mistake of the ‘80’s was an over reliance on financial services. Manufacturing boosts jobs and wages but is capital intensive. However for a mature economy like the UK, they cannot compete with low wage economies and should have expanded its space and technology sector rather than rely on short term gains in the service sector.
Hi ..I am from Malaysia ..I must say this channel is extremely profound..thanks for a very comprehensive and detailed explanation on Brexit, UK"s current economy and how not only India but every country must learn from it...I wished the Malaysian politicians and economists would watch more channels like this ...
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Never forget that the same people are selecting the leaders for taking such decisions, do you think that economists of the country are voting to select the finance minister It is such an over generalization in this context
Every five year, the election commission, consult such people for highest important decision that who will rule the country. If we consider Ganesh statement, then the entire democratic system is stupid and does not have any locus standi .
Look at France, Sweden, Norway, Italy, Germany, Belgium, Ireland All of these countries are struggling economic. The flood of migration, inflation, loss of manufacturing, social unrest. This is the same thing with the UK
France, Norway and even Germany are in a better situation than Britain. France went from being almost a basket case as the most dynamic western european economy after Spain
THIS GUY IS GREAT--He has presented all the factors related to the EU creation and the Brexit disaster much better that anyone in the UK or elsewhere, that I have seen.
I don’t completely agree with you on using the term "dying." Perhaps "stagnant" would be a more fitting euphemism. I don't think "death" is accurate. The pound sterling remains one of the major currencies in the world, and the UK is still considered a financial capital. Moreover, their manufacturing sector maintains high standards of quality, and some Indian companies have partnered with or acquired UK firms for their superior quality and engineering, particularly in steel, cars, and IT. Additionally, some of the greatest inventions in history have come from the UK. I believe the country still has much to offer, and we share a lot of history in common. The crisis could be dealt by implementation of good policies
Some of the greatest inventions 😂😂😂 Bro britain has made only a handful of inventions. Most were stolen from others, including other European countries. That is why after the empire died, the little bit scientific contributions that came from britain also died. Except for that guy who invented WWW at CERN. I think Tim berners Lee was his name. Other than that britain is over in terms of advance technology.
@@harigovind4914 1) The Hindu numerical decimal system, the system that we currently use. 2) The invention of infinite series, which is the first mathematical step towards discovery of calculus. 3) Algebra, Trigonometry, geometry, etc. There are so many from maths alone. 4) From everyday items like buttons, soaps and shampoos, to steel, metallurgy, casting, dams, city planning, surgery, etc. 5) Modern inventions include optic fibre cables, USB port, Pentium chip, nuclear energy, discovery of water on moon by Chandrayan 1 in 2008, etc. Keep in mind these are just an extremely small sample, there is much more. You can easily find much of it online.
As someone who has lived here most of his life, born and raised here, but trained in medicine abroad, I can tell you one thing. No amount of economic planning compensates for a lack of ethics and morals in a population.
@@Adityasigh-og3mn Self over society. Even self over own family. Money doesn’t make people care, it doesn’t make them take pride in their work. It’s not just the UK, but we’re ahead of the curve, for now.
You are right as an indian I agree with you US doctrine ' if US buy railway tracks from britain for 10 dollars, britain gets the money and US gets tracks but if US buys railway tracks from US industry for 20 dollars US gets the tracks and the money' Compare It to indian doctrine in its formative years ' If pseudo secularism and caste politics do the job why bother building industry or men of character'
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@@ravd8082 Yes, thanks to corrupt monarchies, leaders, politicians, governments and their protection goon squads!!!! Countries should be run as a business not as a club for the elite only!!! The feudal system of running a country that most countries use today is no longer applicable in this, the 21st century!!!! Being run like a business means that if you have managers who can't do the job then out they go! No cover ups or cronyism to keep them in power!!!! No leaching of the people or the countries assets for the so called elite! Their system and the people in it needs to be removed!!!! ASAP!
I am a fan of thinkschool channel. I really appreciate the way you explain the numbers, economics, reasons and results. Keep making such content and keep growing. We need the channels like yours to educate every perspective of real-world at ultra speed.
India's path to economic success lies in powering services sector: Rajan. This statement by Raghuram Rajan shows his incompetence and he is criticising Modi government policies to increase manufacturing in sector like defence, telecom and many more. Modi ji is doing great job in this difficult time of war.
I am from India. There is a place called Esuru in Karnataka, where the English (I mean the British) burnt everything in the 17th century. Even today (in 2023-2024) Esuru village is still standing but with a better infrastructure. "Looted wealth doesn't stand strong"
@srk7479 Hello brother, I'm from Karnataka too and I'm interested in finances. Let me tell you positive stats. Karnataka GDP was 6.1 lakh crores in 2011 and today it stands at 28.1 lakh crores of 340 billion USD. Per capita income is 5,000 USD or 4.18 L per year. Karnataka recorded 11.1% nominal growth in these 13 years. If we maintain the same for 13 years. Figures by 2037 will be. GDP of Karnataka: 118 lakh crores or 1.4 Trillion USD at current exchange rates. That's sheer power of compounding. It might reach 1.6 trillion USD as rupee will appreciate little by then. GDP per capita : 16 L INR or 20-22k USD By purchasing power parity terms: 45-53 K USD. UK economy is purely stagnated since a decade. We'll be nearing UK economy as a state or crossing it by 2040 in PPP terms. Our capital city Bengaluru will be a megacity and a true global hub with GDP of 500-600 billion by then( current greater Bengaluru GDP 145 billion USD). It's the fastest growing megacity in world by various reports Fun fact is both KA and UK have same population.
Your politicians who have ruled and rule your country and have and are currently looting the poor and the middle class. Wonder how long will that wealth stand strong. Not just politicians but there's a lot of 'under the table' that happens in India.
You nailed it, I am European. 👋 It's great fun to see how and Indian guy pinpoints the foolishness of the Brexit, and the foolishness to reduce complex matters to a simple "Yes/No" answer in general 😂
Well it would be foolish if the establishment didn't already know the result in advance. British people have had decades of media, particularly almost all of the main newspapers brainwashing them about how corrupt, ineffective and just plain bad Brussels was.
@ravd8082 exactly. I only wonder if you have tooth ache, you would want to let a lorry driver, the assistant, the roommate, an accountant, etc. "vote" over the best treatment... or if you'd rather go see the dentist. Think about it. P.S. We haven't even spoken about who influenced the economically "uneducated" in which way and which powers benefit from the turmoil (equals weakness) in GB...
UK has always been resource poor. Historically they were a lot poorer than France or Italian states. The rise in British wealth was a direct result of colonisation and brutal exploitation. As soon as they decelonised they lost all their power and prestige. The stolen wealth doesn't last long.
The reason Britain were able to colonise a quarter of the world was due to a technological edge over not just colonies but the rest of Europe. Many British colonies were stolen from other European countries such as France rather than through outright conquest. This was because Britain invented capitalism and the Industrial Revolution. Britain grew rich from economic systems and technology, with colonising being a byproduct for further wealth rather than through colonies being its primary cash cow in making it rich.
Britain is not resource poor. It still had (and still has) plenty of coal, iron, tin and a little gold (it still does have a large amount of iron & coal, as well as oil & LNG). It's main advantage though was it's productive farmland. The main advantage though was that Britain is a group of islands. Wars happened frequently in Europe and those wars decimated the farming of the fighting countries. Britain didn't have nearly so many wars on it's own land as many other European countries, so farming was more prosperous. Those things would have made Britain a reasonably wealthy European country. True the exploitation of it's empire catapulted it's wealth stratospherically. Similarly, the loss of it's colonies wasn't the only reason Britain became poorer. The cost of two world wars, lack of investment in industry and infrastructure especially since the late 1970's, appalling mismanagement of many industries, selling off assets, poor management of the country by the government, costly pointless wars in places such as Aden, Egypt, Afghanistan & Iraq, finally the stealing from the state by the elites. The wealth plundered from India, South Africa, Kenya & so many other countries didn't benefit ordinary British people, it went into the pockets of the wealthy. They still have it.
@@skasteve6528 The Dutch invented the first stock market trading but not capitalism as a whole which was created in theory by English and Scottish philosophers such as Adam Smith.
Uhhhh...... No, the British had more coal and iron than the french. However the french and Italian. States has better fine, food and acces to Mediterranean trade
Worrying about others when india's situation is so pitiful. So many indians rushing to uk and other nations since ages despite all concerns now they say uk is dying. Dont worry They wont die so easily and will recover very soon because they live for their countries and are actually very smart people. Indians on the other hand after being independent for nearly 75 years what they have achieved so far. compare india with other countries how they have flourished in those 75 years. We fight for the very basic necessities of food, water, sanitation in our own country. Whereas these nations must provide those facilities to their citizens irrespective of their capacity to earn. There lies the difference.
@@sudhirkumarnayak2693 i'm living here since the day i was born. I think you must check your visa, sir. And yes indeed, people fight for basic needs like food, roof, water and sanitation in india. Come to india and Go out of your house see your roads and institutions how clean and how system is crumbling at every damn step. Once you are out of your fantasy world you will see struggle for every "basic need" in the life of an average indian. You want keep lying to others under the guise of false patriotism that we are fast developing and that im somehow unable to see that. So Keep it up but i wont change the fact.
Are you serious? People are struggling for basic needs in britain. Not in India. Poor people in India get free grains, food and a lot more facilities. And poverty in reducing rapidly in India, whereas in britain, it is increasing.
The UK didnt vote to leave the EU. England and Wales did, Scotland and Northern Ireland did not! Scotland voted 63% to remain. Anyway, excellent video as always 🙂
@@NEO-v7rit general.. Some southindians not want british to leave.. Both uk/india(hindi) are foreigners for them.. Insted of north hindi people.. English rule is better because .. Congress govt imposed hindi in madras.. Same logic insted of uk union better to live with europe union..
BREXIT is just a test to show stupid people that empire is nothing...they on purpose made it to show ppl that We are all better together, The UK was so powerful being in the EU
Heard somewhere - Haram ka paisa, haram me hi jaata hai.. UK has used all unfair means to gain strength. The *Queen* had agreements with Pirates to destroy trade of colonies to gain control.. Many such practices. Payback time!
Which queen????? The richest countries on this planet are all former British colonies. If you think modern day british economy is based on a dead best empire which died hundred years ago then you are drunk my friend.
About the current bank situation, I'm really concerned. I am worried about a lot more if a bank the size of SVB may fail. I have a friend who manages a fast-growing startup and was severely impacted by the bank run. I have taken more than $840k out of my bank. Since the FDIC only provides coverage up to $250K, an implosion could have negative consequences. presently want to invest in the stock market. Does anyone have any ideas on how I might proceed?
I've never felt secure keeping a large sum of money in a bank, so I invest through my financial advisor, reap the benefits, and then spend the money. We fail to realize that banks are commercial enterprises that are driven by greed as well. The over-leveraging of assets by banks starting in 2020 was one of the factors that led to SVB's collapse.
We were traveling in the same direction, my wife and I. I withdrew my money over the past two years and invested with her wealth manager. I won't be able to match her earnings over time, but at least I make more. Haha.
In colonial time, In India Millions of people were died in man made famine in Bengal and northern part of India, and food supplied to Europe for war. Karma hits hard.🇮🇳
Was in the UK a year ago, prices of everything are sooo high and rentals are over the roof. Returned back to India even though my BRP and assignment was for 2 years. Beautiful countrysides to visit though.
Staying in the UK for the past 2 years, Whatever you say about the health infrastructure is absolutely correct. Whenever we visit the General Practitioner for sickness, we get an appointment after 2 to 3 weeks. Even in some cases, my friend got the next available appointment 3 months later. But sometimes I feel pity for the situation of their citizens who are struggling for survival. I saw one lady and she is 75 years old working in ASDA (Supermarkets like Spencers, Reliance, and Bigbazaar in India) during the night shift (ASDA stores operate 24/7) she was looking to purchase some pillows and I went to her and initiated a conversation. As you are a working employee do they give you any discounts for products sold at the ASDA store ?. She said "Nope. I am working here because I need to meet my household expenses and the cost of living has become very high here. I need to pay my bills and EMI's of my home. Though I am not feeling well, I need to remember my bills and I need to focus on my work". I literally got tears in my eyes the moment Post looked at her situation, I understood the pain that UK Citizens were undergoing post-Brexit is unbearable to many of the citizens. I wish the UK to join back with the EU so that their citizens can come out of the financial crisis to some extent. Ganesh Brother, Excellent video by the way. Kudos to your work and raise the bar as high as possible. I guess, you may in the Forbes Under 30 list very soon. All the best Brother.🙏🙏🔥🔥👌👌👌👌
this is a lie i go to clerkenwell medical practice in islington and get appointments 24hrs max after i register my symptoms on the online econsult platform everything is fine here in london idk where u pessimists live
No it's not decrease in population. Infact they get so many immigrants every now and then. Resources?? Well they didn't had many in the first place that was one of the reason why they travelled here and there to every continent for theft and robbery
No way do u upload study materials..... that is crazyyy.... bro this channel is really good. im 18 and want to learn about economics and how money works and i want to invest early on.
Thank you, brother. I live in the UK. I can see this issue in every aspect of my life. The waiting time in the NHS is increasing, and even in the emergency room, urgent treatment takes time, and all healthcare divisions are staffed by unprofessionals. Britain is facing significant issues from its immigration population, particularly asylum seekers. Following Covid, the Ukrainian-Russian war notably halted the nation's supply of bread and fuel. And growing the population of people from other turbulent countries, which causes anarchy in particular situations.
The NHS has waiting times unseen of even in third world countries, but thank goodness most Brits don't know any further than their local street and still imagine the NHS is something to be proud of.
@@mehedihasanhridoy1701Bangladesh is literally exploding right now pal. Your own pm resigned and country is in complete Chaos. Meanwhile in England muslim mosque's are being torched as we speak and Pakistanis and bangladeshis are being attacked
You killed it Ganesh 🎉 But i have some doubts from this case Study 🤔... You have not mentioned about the short-term reasons behind this due to conservative politicians.... Like Students are not going to school, Dr. Crisis, people are not spending... And more... But love you man ♂️. You are my inspiration ❤
What an in depth and accurate explanation of the situation! I belong to the UK and I know exactly what you talking about. Well done mate, keep up the great works.
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@@123reffy agree, felt like sharing my perspective because, have seen people enrolling in courses in fomo and regretting later. Even the online reviews found on these courses are mostly promoted.
UK's economic issues did not start with Brexit. You are wrong to focus only on Brexit & make it sound so simple. UK's financial issues and social benefit burdens like free Healthcare, burgeoning pension benefits, aging population, decimation of manufacturing sector, industrial capacity etc have been decades in the making. Brexit played a minor but recent role & Brexit was a cultural issue not economic. Brits wanted to protect themselves from mass immigration from African and Arab countries (Libya, Syria refugees etc). In that sense Brits chose to protect their cultures even if it cost them some economic hardship (like Japan). Nothing wrong in that choice for their own interests.
Have you seen the stats, the migration has only increased after brexit. Mainly due to Students. Your incompetent politicians neither saved culture nor migration and ruined the economy. You have also let too many muslims in who have created muslim colonies in London with Sharia law
Even after brexit perhaps they have received more number of "culture enhancers" from Africa and Arab countries, to an extent that the brits are on the streets protesting and the enhancers are beating them black and blue. Brexit or no brexit karma bites you at least once in your lifetime. this is karma biting and its biting hard..and on top of that they elected the labour party who believes in "enhancing the culture" even further. The sun had set on the British empire long ago, but the night seems to be extremely long and dark.
True, those who exploit other people eventually pay back with interest. Applies to everyone. Even before the British arrived exploitation was going on in India for centuries.
@@Denime coz cities like London , Glasgow etc. are built (metaphorically) on the dead bodies of millions enslaved, exploited people of the colonies, people killed in artificial famines created by colonizers ! and while the present day brits can't be blamed for it yet all of them enjoy those cities built with the exploited wealth while the once prosperous colonized countries continue to struggle to rebuild themselves !
@@Denimethe nation built on looted resources of another nation that was made to starve can not sustain stable future....tha whole civilization, domestic trade and markets, handloom industries were all destroyed economy was drained people were divided..... the causes and effects of colonial doings can't be undone
"Never consult stupid people for an important decision." This got me thinking: isn't it the same for elections in India? How does a random drunkard (no offense, just curious) get to choose the leaders of our future?
"How does a random drunkard (no offense, just curious) get to choose the leaders of our future?" Because we (the middle class) don't. Salaried people form a small part of our population, so we are already underr-epresented, add to that we also tend to have the least interest in standing in a voting line to exercise our duty. The rabble (no offense to them, my family was a part of it till a generation ago), on the other hand, not only out number 'educated' voters, they are also very enthusiastic about voting, as it is the only time our rulers remember them, and when you have very little to get by on, any freebie is welcome.
Well researched video. Thank you, Think School. Our ex-RBI governor Mr. Raghuram Rajan had stated multiple times that India has historically been a services driven nation and manufacturing isnt our thing blah blah blah......How on earth did he not know all this information that is presented here? Maybe agenda blinds a person to the truth. Whatever be the reason, his tenure wasnt a particularly fruitful one.
@@kanthach251Make in India initiative started by Modi has been failed miserably due to not having skillfull labour in our country. Our manufacturing industry contracted from 16% to 13%
India investing in fibre instead of paying western firms for copper lines helped India jump the queue. Whilst manufacturing does bring in cash, it's easily moved to the place with cheapest costs.
@@livetex-flourish go watch shashi tharoor's speech in the oxford on 'British owes India reparations' first and get some basic knowledge. Then come here and i will inform you about some more advanced history and about your anti-india propaganda. you either seem to have read an edited version of history or a censored text which ur govt in England/Pakistan wanted you to read.
It’s utter nonsense. The Mughals , Maratha, Gupta, Durrani Empires plus the 300 Princely states that operated separately from the Raj did the looting for you. 😂😂😂
India was a rich country , was producing the best steel at that time. When uk colonized the India after 100 years of Gb rule , GDP of India fallen by 2700% . Basically they stole everything. And later when left they divided the country . Uk is not your friend, is your thief. Im from 🇷🇺 , in 1853 UK , France , Ottoman empire started a war with Russian empire they wanted to occupy Crimea but didn't succeed . historians cal it world war zero. What is happening now is essentially the same what was in 18 century. They want to colonize us. At least this is how i understand that. Best wishes to India don't let them rule you.
The continuously changing economic conditions in our society have made it necessary for people to find additional sources of income, thus I am looking at the stock market to fuel my retirement goal of $3m, my only concern is the recent market crash.
Every crash/collapse brings with it an equivalent market chance if you are early informed and equipped, I've seen folks amass wealth amid economy crisis, and even pull it off easily in favorable conditions. That should be the least of your concern. Also explore the option of working with a CFA to reduce greatly your chances of loss.
I'm intrigued by this. I've searched for investment advisers online but it's kind of hard to get in touch with one. Okay if I ask you for a recommendation??
What are the best strategies to protect my portfolio? I've heard that a downturn will devastate the financial market, so I'm concerned about my $200k stock portfolio. .
There are strategies that could be put in place for solid gains regardless of economy situation, but such execution is usually carried out by an investment specialist
I've been in touch with a financial analyst ever since I started investing. Knowing today's culture The challenge is knowing when to purchase or sell when investing in trending stocks, which is pretty simple. On my portfolio, which has grown over $900k in a little over a year, my adviser chooses entry and exit orders
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Fantastic presentation. Lesson No1 Never ask stupid people for an economic decision, economic decisions should be taken by a panel of people who know the economy (not economics), trade and industry.
One Point is missing that almost 15% Working population in the UK is on State Benefits and around 10% is business of buy and sale which is not creating over all value but adding to inflation.
I voted for Brexit and I don't regret it. In addition to the 3 reasons you gave, the most important reason for many of us in voting for Brexit was autonomy or independence in policy and decision making. Similar to how pre 1947,important policy decisions were taken by England, same way, policy decisions were made by unelected bureaucrats in the EU. Brexit was as much about sovereignty as it was about other reasons. The UK has not been able to make use of its independence from the EU due to a couple of reasons. Primarily, a reluctance on the part of the ruling govt to move further away from the EU. Much of the UK political classband bureaucracy has been against Brexit and have been pining for a closer union with the EU. This has led to policy paralysis, with subsequent governments unable to reap in the benefits of being a sovereign nation. Secondly, the EU has been playing very difficult on letting go and trying to make an example of the UK. Finally, the disadvantages of Brexit will be temporary and the UK can bounce back. The Eurozone and the EU are in a crisis of their own and will be more difficult to get out of the mess they are in.
it's more of a misleading stat to throw at the people than anything, she was trying to bash ta govt not prove a point.... and yes that is a sign of poverty
Democracy can't make a nation strong & any weak country is exploited by the strong ones by different means e.g. duties, IP rights / laws ( changed from process patents to product patents ) , sanctions, market manipulations ( e.g. Hindenburg episode ) non-competant people not just getting jobs but promoted to control departments ( old example - DCE admission test ranking had two lists - general & reserved . Had 625 seats in total. Test was of 900 marks. my friend ( general category ) got 356 marks & was ranked 912 with 22 more students . 24 students got 355 marks & were ranked 934 . about 100 students got 350 marks & so on. Reserved category rank ONE had scored 256 marks & was admitted, given course of his choice. My friend had to go Kurukshetra.
what a fantastic video. really loved every single detail, the thorough research, the extensive background, and what India can learn from this. keep making more such videos. need more informative videos on current affairs and international relations that are practically linked with the background and history of the events.
Yours explanation of UK collapse is very easy to understand and you have covered all the economic and non economics aspects.You made a thought provoking analysis of UK.Let us wish that India learns and follows the lessons you suggested. MLPRaju
How is India doing in bringing manufacturing companies that are exiting China? Or is it that the trend of South east Asia, Vietnam in perticular taking away all the companies?
Correct vietnam is becoming a good competition to India. Be it Manufacturing or service. Recently, someone highlighted indian devs were layed off for Vietnam devs.
Bro their political instability is same as china (one party system)and also oess corruption then here and ofcourse less taxes OECD,repc membership,so close to china are major factors
@@singularity3021 But Vietnam has almost the same work ethic to the Chinese, culturally it is one of many nations in ASEAN region that is culturally closer to China than India. Also Chinese are the dominating people in industry in these nations. What make Vietnam thriving is the close geographical location to China and it has easy access to the Chinese supply chain.
@@SAHIL-fz6mo India is a major market with young population. That means it will stay a major market for a longer time, at least until 2080-2100. One simple custom duty will topple/cripple any import of goods from other countries. So manufacturing wise, we can strong hand companies into shifting to our country. For ex, Apple wasn't so keen on shifting it's MacBook production to India. But a recent policy announcement of import duties on imported laptops, has made them rethink their decision. And when it comes to IT services, our country can't help it. If the companies find the human resources cheaper elsewhere, the will certainly opt for it. But on the other hand, this migration of companies will leave a vast pool of talent in India, who could join or become entrepreneurs themself and compete against those companies that migrated. And this is looking for the best in a worst case scenario. But we should keep Murphy's law in mind and our government should think on how to make use of the talent pool.
To confirm: Large parts of the UK were already poverty stricken prior to Brexit. Joining the EEC and deindustrialization condemned huge swathes of the UK to hardship even with the EEC/EU membership. You rightly site Imperial Britain as having invaded countries across the globe. Guilty as charged. However, we have long since ceased to be an empire. You mentioned India's right to self determination. We here in Britain wish the same democratically selected opportunity. In closing, the Genesis of the European Union was the CIA's "European movement" a Western European Economic bloc to act as a bulwark against Soviet expansion into Western Europe.
A perfect assessment of UK. I am living in the United Kingdom from last 26 years and economic situation is very bad. Of course BREXIT affected it as you very well explained but also uncontrolled immigration of uneducated criminal immigrants from a particular community is costing UK about £7 millions ( Rs.70 crore) per day, yes it is per day. Almost 95% of municipalities councils are bank corrupt. 76% people are claiming benefits ( mostly immigrants). No jobs, bad education. UK is a complete mess. 🤦♂️🤦♂️🤦♂️
@@dixitpatel017 During the austerity they had to find their own cash. Some gambled on housing developments and the 2023 saw rate rises. Others are paying hotels to house people whilst they are assessed for housing assistance.
Ganesh.. this was a superb video. So very informative. I love your storytelling style and the way you present information. Very interesting and engaging. You are brilliant!!
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Amazing analysis as usual. As someone who spent a few years in the UK before returning to India, I can very well corelate to most of your points. Keep doing the amazing work 👏 🙌
Glad you didn't set roots in that country. There's no future. Those people are going to be paying high taxes and get more poverty in the near future. No place to bring up children there.
@CoachHaritoshSrivastav those people are going to be paying heavy taxes for a long time. Stealth tax will increase as well thru their road fines like parking costs, fuel costs, speeding fines, pay as you pollute the air charges, pay as you cause traffic jams charges, pay as you use the roads charges, and other limitless fines. All ways to raise money. No place for your young children there, knowing that they will be paying the highest tax in Europe and getting to live in a third world country. Just compare that country to France and you will see how far France has developed and compare the two nations. It's pitiful to see a country that always seems to be struggling along in the world. Imagine not being able to get medical services on time? It could be a critical illness but no medical services available due to poverty. No place to bring up children.
@@CoachHaritoshSrivastav more madness in the UK. You should be glad you left. These clowns are closing some of their narrow horse and cart routes to vehicles. Their roads are already jammed with traffic and will make it worse.
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"Never consult stupid people for making important decisions..." In the tragedy of Indian Democracy, precisely following this is what led to the Farm Laws being rolled back. Also because there were sympathisers who thought such consultation was essential. Socrates warned against such idiotic decision making many centuries back, and quite probably was executed for it that reason alone.
There is no need of involving farm laws,coz it should implemented properly,the reliance co is buying it and selling it in high margin this should stoped
@@thunderpokemon2456 No policy is perfect at implementation stage. Every policy has leakages and until & unless the 1st step is taken it's not possible to improve the implementation of any policy. Why India lags behind in basics of development is because we are obsessed with not offending anyone while formulating any policy, and hence everything is put on the back-burner. India governance & public is obsessed with taking the right step, which is not possible at a pilot level. So even if Reliance is having a favoured position today, that should not stop the policy- instead, questions should be raised over their unfair advantage, and refining the policy should be the focus. Unfortunately, we have people who do not develop individual thinking.
@@thunderpokemon2456 What responsibility does the public take then? If the so called poor farmers & other public can organise themselves to protest for 1 whole year without tending to their farms, then I guess the public can protest to amend the farm laws for better implementation. Let's look at reforms as a much needed tool, instead of playing the blame game that politicians are power hungry, etc. etc.
Most people don't seem to grasp that the UK has always been and still is an extremely wealthy country. However, just like how it's been for thousands of years, all of that wealth is concentrated with a tiny percentage of the UK. Go to places like knightsbridge where you have apartments going for £250M. The UK has always been a deeply economically unequal society. Even during the hight of its empire where it was extracting trillion of dollars from its colonies, that wealth was pooled between a small handful of very powerful people and businesses. Ironically, the UK is starting to move back towards an economic equality situation like India where you have multi billionaires living right next to the extreme poor living under bridges dying on the side of the road. The middle class in the UK has only been around for about 70 years and it's starting to go back to the old times where there is only an upper class and lower class, aristocracy and peasants. It is all by design. The rich and powerful want this.
The English to British to UK economy is probably the best run economy in history. This island has consistently been able to punch above it's weight despite historically having quite a small population.
lol this idea that the UK has been rich for thousands of years is just made up. You don't even have reliable data to compare your economy to the world's thousand of years ago. What were you rich with a thousand of years ago? Baked beans? fish and chips? The UK only got rich after industrialization, and so is the rest of europe. And now you're all going back to how poor you were back then when the rest of the world industrialize, and also when Asians take over small europe.
@@mayy9685 The English economy has consistently been able to compete with it's continental adversaries despite having a vastly inferior population up until the Industrial Revolution. Britain was the sole industrial power for a century between 1740 and 1850 and the wealth that generated made Britain a superpower, not 'colonial theft' as so many lazy Hindu nationalists will attempt to claim. India took almost 150 years to become profitable. In the case of Britain never has so much wealth been squeezed out of such little land.
