Gen. Robert Spalding | Data, AI, and the New Age of War | NatCon 3 Miami

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  • Опубликовано: 18 ноя 2024

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  • @rezzob
    @rezzob 2 года назад +4

    the lack of humanity and amount evil in this is sickening

  • @rinaszwarc771
    @rinaszwarc771 6 месяцев назад

    Well said and well explained

  • @christopherarmstrong2710
    @christopherarmstrong2710 2 года назад

    6:40 TikTok

  • @lexneuron
    @lexneuron 2 года назад +2

    3:33 - "what was on that Target list?"
    Gen. Robert Spalding lied, or left out of the target list -- "Chinese Embassy" in Belgrade. 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

  • @davesmith5656
    @davesmith5656 2 года назад

    It's kind of hard to get accurate info to form a picture of what China is. Does the population support the current government?

    • @drannoc100
      @drannoc100 2 года назад +1

      It’s not hard if you look at the right places. Check Lei’s real talks on RUclips to start with.

    • @drannoc100
      @drannoc100 2 года назад

      In a dictatorship country, people are often brainwashed and forced to believe what the regime says. Many even repeat after leaving there for fear of retaliation of their families left behind. In that regard, it can be hard to assess. But you have to remember that this is a party that killed millions of Chinese since it’s establishment. So, if you have an enough kind heart and are willing to put Chinese people’s lives as equal to anyone else, then, there is no reason to only support one black life but not millions of Chinese lives. If you say that in that continent, does it really matter? Human beings’ lives should be value the same no matter where they lived or where they are.

    • @davesmith5656
      @davesmith5656 2 года назад

      @@drannoc100 --- Oh, good grief ... that and the 5,932 political parties in Italy! I mean, all the shifting coalitions and all sound like an in-depth study is necessary. I will try the real estate video, though.

    • @kooisengchng5283
      @kooisengchng5283 2 года назад

      It is not hard if you get rid of your prejudice that everything in China is govt controlled. The ignorance about China is deafening. Go to China and experience for yourself. 140 million Chinese leave yearly as tourists and ALL of them return home. NONE defected. Most went to North America and EU. You can say that they were not impressed by what they saw. Don't imagine for one moment that the West is the icon to follow. To us Asians, the West has become decrepit, hypocritical and still harbouring imperialist ambitions of hegemony and control. Americans have no right to tell the world how to live and govern ourselves. America esp is rotting away. Just see the hunger lines, homelessness in the richest states, gun violence almost everyday, moral decay, most corrupt govt in the world, you get the picture. Most of all it is not a democracy. it is a plutocracy bordering on feudalism. No country in the world wants to emulate american style of governance. By the way, I am Asian, not Chinese.

    • @rabbitazteca23
      @rabbitazteca23 2 года назад

      Yes they do. Majority of Chinese are actually happy with their government. You can check out Asian Boss or even a study Harvard did that said 90% of so of Chinese like and approve of their government. You have to understand and take into consideration that the CPC raised 800 million Chinese people out of poverty in the last 40 or so years alone. 40 years ago, China was nothing like it is today. It doesn't matter how the government functions, if it can alleviate the Chinese people out of poverty, provide food safety and security and contentedness, that's all that matters. The idea that "freedom" (which the chines have a lot of btw, just not as much as the US does) outweighs the need for basic necessities such as safety (China is extremely safe), food, shelter, and opportunity is such a Western mindset and that's why many westerners can't comprehend how the Chinese can be happy with their government when it restricts some of their freedoms.
      When observing China, the BIGGEST mistake Westerners do is look at China from a western lens/perspective. But the East and the West are two different things. One must look at China with an Eastern perspective to truly understand it.