Are China and the US doomed to conflict? | Kevin Rudd

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  • Опубликовано: 31 мар 2015
  • The former prime minister of Australia, Kevin Rudd is also a longtime student of China, with a unique vantage point to watch its power rise in the past few decades. He asks whether the growing ambition of China will inevitably lead to conflict with other major powers - and suggests another narrative.
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Комментарии • 9 тыс.

  • @gusaholic
    @gusaholic 5 лет назад +4121

    As an Australian who has lived in China for 15 years, I have to say the Chinese people are generally lovely as are a lot of Americans I've met here in Asia and in the United States. Living here I see there are not huge differences between the West and the East, the problem is not the people or the cultures, it's the power and money hungry politicians that have problems with each other and can lead us to war.

    • @gyanprakashrai9412
      @gyanprakashrai9412 5 лет назад +93

      gusaholic brother it's not that an economy dominates alongside it it's culture ,values and it's philosophy also spreads over world! e.g. you may see world following U.S. trends , lifestyle, language and way of thinking (words like liberal, secular) so problem is that when china will start dominating it will do the same but problem is that it's not good in terms of freedom of speech , Human rights , open market etc. concepts
      When she(china) is leader fear is that these wrong concepts will affect other countries also

    • @imirish4702
      @imirish4702 5 лет назад +83

      And that’s why Trump needs to be removed.

    • @truthschool
      @truthschool 5 лет назад +157

      These are the wrong views of the Western world on China. China is a free country.
      I am Chinese, I love you.

    • @Finnatese
      @Finnatese 5 лет назад +43

      Then why isn’t the power-hungry and corrupt politicians of Australia trying to conquer New Zealand? Or why aren’t the power hungry and corrupt politicians of Iceland planning on invading England anytime time soon?
      Governments reflect the will of the people, governments don’t start wars, people do. Too many people believe Govts are some seperate entity that is always trying to cause harm (conspiracy theorist, they’re bloody everywhere).
      WW1: the Habsburg Nobility forbade the Austrian Govt from declaring war, but the people elected power hungry war mongers because they wanted war, so the Govt declared war. Austrians were ecstatic at the outbreak of war on Serbia, there were parades through the streets. There is an interesting series of letters between the heads of state during WW1 as the emperors realised they couldn’t stop their countries from going to war. I’ve met plenty of lovely Americans and Chinese, naturally, but they are also way more likely to support military action to protect their way of life (especially Americans, they crazy) as opposed to NZers, or Aussies, we‘re pretty chill, we don’t believe we would ever need military action to defend ourselves, so we don’t elect politicians that bring us into conflict with other nations.
      Politicians definitely reflect the characters a nation

    • @duncanyourmate2433
      @duncanyourmate2433 5 лет назад +84

      china is not a free country, for the rich maybe , you have a dictator , Most of all its Politicians protecting themselves , the regular people get along fine , ordinary people can appreciate ordinary struggles in life , they share an care ,

  • @saintessa
    @saintessa 4 года назад +1031

    He is so humble. 'Hi. I'm Kevin and I'm from Australia' not going on about how he was PM twice.

    • @quangduongang6230
      @quangduongang6230 4 года назад +21

      He wat?

    • @lycan2494
      @lycan2494 4 года назад +47

      @@quangduongang6230 he's prime minister of australia.....

    • @lycan2494
      @lycan2494 4 года назад +42

      @S Wright "one of the worst" said without evidence. lol yea ok sure thing bud

    • @clairew4288
      @clairew4288 4 года назад +52

      People are so idiotically manipulated by media..they turned the dirty mining union factions on him..backed by Rheinhart and co..because he dared propose taxing them..Australians lost trillions that could have funded all new services and we’d be a different nation today..and..then ‘’did backroom deals’ ..Trades Hall today is even more corrupt than big business.That’s not what our own beautiful’8 hour days groundbreaking trade unionism was founded on..or Gough’s vision.. and ‘true believers’ were cheated by those nasty little ganging, passive aggressive charlatans with all their patriarchal factions, sexual secrets and nepotism among them.. and corrupted values? Eg. Shorten, the ‘great Catholic’ with the secret mistress. Come out about yourselves if you’re going to stand up and laid it over others. Yuck. Double standards everywhere. History will unpack it all correctly.

    • @clairew4288
      @clairew4288 4 года назад +27

      His biggest mistake, like Gough..was trusting the wrong, dishonourable backstabbers, who played him and the public politically .

  • @martinknutsson8374
    @martinknutsson8374 3 года назад +64

    We need more people like Kevin Rudd. Work through our differences instead of making war.

  • @duncankong4438
    @duncankong4438 4 года назад +260

    I‘m Chinese living in Canada and I don't care about politics, but I think Kevin Rudd is an inspiring and visionary individual that we don't usually see in these days.

    • @jpbart1390
      @jpbart1390 2 года назад +6

      are you also a commy like him? i've met plenty chinese who hate the communist regime & distrust krudd. being half hungarian, i share their disdain.

    • @doloresumbridge2531
      @doloresumbridge2531 2 года назад +8

      ​@@jpbart1390 Lol you have to be one ignorant dumbass to associate Chinese people to 'being a commie' This is like saying 'Oh are all Americans like Donald Trump and act like some of the extremist right wing Republicans?'

    • @alexkwon8398
      @alexkwon8398 2 года назад +2

      @@doloresumbridge2531 you didn't answer his question, so are you?

    • @TheSucram729
      @TheSucram729 2 года назад

      @@jpbart1390 Kevin, like most regular people, support the people of China and want their suffering to end. He is against the regime but the liberals in Australia who are supposedly right wing seem to be appeasing China at the moment

    • @jpbart1390
      @jpbart1390 2 года назад

      @@TheSucram729 if krudd was against the regime, then why did he brown nose hu jintao? plus he 'borrowed' much more money than australia could pay back. sounds like he sold australia to the chinese communist party to me.

  • @TheGriffithHuyan
    @TheGriffithHuyan 5 лет назад +959

    in Chinese: US=美国=beautiful country, Germany=德国=merit country,UK=英国=hero country, france=法国=lawful country
    the translations are from sound, but the words chosen have good meanings

    • @aaronchen5544
      @aaronchen5544 5 лет назад +3

      @Cheong Lun Shen Then why don't the change Mei Guo, to Zhou Guo or whatever else name China CPP see fit?

    • @alexfan3816
      @alexfan3816 5 лет назад +196

      @@aaronchen5544 old translations were far more appraisal. the USA 美利坚, beautiful solid and strong, the UK 英吉利, heroic brilliant fortunate and wealthy, German, 德意志, merit, mighty and full of strength and great objectives, Italy 意大利, spiritual, great and fortunate, France, 法兰西, lawful, 兰is often refer to a plant generally believed to be of good merit, decent status and good personality, 西 means simply the west.

    • @GMthunderbreak
      @GMthunderbreak 5 лет назад +57

      Then there's China, which came from Chang Nan 昌南, which is a town that makes pots...

    • @RandomSpongiform
      @RandomSpongiform 4 года назад +15

      Great to hear, what's the Chinese word for Australia and New Zealand?

    • @wanqingwang5027
      @wanqingwang5027 4 года назад +83

      ​@@RandomSpongiform Both of them are translated from sound, Australia - 澳大利亚, Chinese characters can be ‘Wide land with surrounded by great seacoast’; New Zealand - 新西兰, 新=New, 西 = the West,兰 = good virtue as 'Mulan' '木兰'

  • @piepods
    @piepods 9 лет назад +696

    Can't wait to see Tony Abbotts TED talk on how to eat an onion without crying...

  • @ThatGuyNamedFlash
    @ThatGuyNamedFlash 3 года назад +570

    A politician who actually does his own research? Can we vote him back in?

  • @jamie0045
    @jamie0045 3 года назад +259

    I met Kevin Rudd walking along a beach in Australia in 2010. I didnt know who he was until a few seconds before he said hello to me so no nerves had set in or anything, so we were just chatting away and he was very interested about my studies 😂 really nice guy. It took a few mins to realise what I got myself in the middle of as I noticed his security detail spaced out a hundred or so yards around him on the beach and then when we walked past a bar and everyone there instantly noticed him and started cheering manically 😂😂😂

    • @robertrafael274
      @robertrafael274 2 года назад +4

      Very very good

    • @rr965
      @rr965 2 года назад +1

      Oh my God. This is so disturbing in so many ways.

    • @Millez
      @Millez 2 года назад +32

      @@rr965 former PM walking on beach and talking to fellow Australians? How terrible!

    • @coelho7156
      @coelho7156 2 года назад

      kevin rudd got couped by american imperialism

    • @TheSucram729
      @TheSucram729 2 года назад +17

      @@rr965 people having normal conversations with a former pm without realising? Disturbing indeed

  • @TwickenStep
    @TwickenStep 4 года назад +1468

    Remember when we had a Prime Minister who was literate?

    • @monicardoso724
      @monicardoso724 4 года назад +8

      Twicken 😆

    • @JYGoat
      @JYGoat 4 года назад +11

      This comment😂😂

    • @securitycamera2537
      @securitycamera2537 4 года назад +52

      Camille Laveaux He also saved us from the GFC, just to inform you

    • @rumman1848
      @rumman1848 4 года назад +18

      ​@@MuzzCat05 In 2009, over 80% of the resources sector was foreign owned, so all our profits were going overseas. I can't see how the mining industry and our exports saved us from recession.

    • @aughalough1
      @aughalough1 4 года назад +24

      MuzzCat, wrong it was Kevin Rudd and Wayne Swan who was voted worlds best Treasurer during the GFC

  • @rolfgerig9829
    @rolfgerig9829 4 года назад +1344

    Kevin Rudd, sadly the last visionary in Australian politics it seems in my humble opinion of 2020.

    • @maddo5501
      @maddo5501 4 года назад +81

      Yeah, shows you just how under-qualified scomo is for the job when you compare him to the likes of Rudd.

    • @rolfgerig9829
      @rolfgerig9829 4 года назад +55

      @@maddo5501 Scott Morrison is highly qualified as a marketing expert for fossil fuel and political interests,
      sadly seems to have no scruples nor wisdom. If Scomo repented and tried to work for the good of humanity
      at large and planet earth, we all know from recent political events (Turnbull) what would happen to his career.
      May the gods save us from the likes of Dutton, Joyce or even worse, Hansonites!

    • @RandomAussieEmu
      @RandomAussieEmu 4 года назад +21

      Wasn't he kicked out of his seat by his own parliament

    • @clarebanks-smith2979
      @clarebanks-smith2979 4 года назад +24

      Random Aussie Emu Gillard’s rise was part a *coup for the labor party to regain popularity after the greens/labor hung parliament which caused a huge rift in traditionally labour seats (they lost public trust because of certain “greenie” policies) and after Turnbull and Abbott both got into what they do best which is smear campaign. Rudd recently spoke about Turnbull taking him to the parliamentary fraud and integrity commission with falsified emails and stories to drag Rudd’s name.
      Not saying he’s the answer to our problems or anything, I’m just getting at that unfortunately, nothing in the political sphere is as black and white as getting voted out of leadership. The Canberra popularity contest is about as politically cut-throat as taxation law.

    • @rolfgerig9829
      @rolfgerig9829 4 года назад +4

      @@clarebanks-smith2979 Thanks and cheers for your contribution to a justified comment/question.
      I could not have done better!
      You beat me to it and saved me a lot of research of events and facts now outside my direct memory.
      Nice to see a fair discussion without distructive emotions about a reality we are all faced with.

  • @MrEvol94
    @MrEvol94 Год назад +58

    If more leaders were like this man the world would be a beautiful place.

    • @sizzorkay12
      @sizzorkay12 Год назад +1

      they once were, reality changes, there is always a playbook in place once you become President etc, and it's rarely deviated from, regardless of what that leader wants. You ever wonder why these same leaders have different opinion after leaving office? as compared to the ones they had while in office

    • @kidShibuya
      @kidShibuya Год назад

      The people just vote out leaders like him...

  • @chanciao2743
    @chanciao2743 4 года назад +41

    As a Chinese I feel so sad watching this in 2020.

    • @na1ve578
      @na1ve578 3 года назад +10

      @@moonboy468 because the relationship between China and Australia is really really bad now, the "history" might repeat again

    • @xdshang2836
      @xdshang2836 3 года назад +5

      @@moonboy468 Because China and Austrilia used to be very friendly to each other, and Kevin is our old friend

    • @lumpython5351
      @lumpython5351 2 года назад +3

      Sad个毛线?就因为他会中文?陆克文是最反华的

    • @uzaiyaro
      @uzaiyaro 2 года назад

      Yeah, one step forward, two steps back, isn’t it…

  • @Monarch816
    @Monarch816 9 лет назад +790

    I'm a business owner and an English teacher. I've lived in China and even owned a business there. I'll say, I came into this video being very critical. Many times people speak about China but have no real idea of it. Kevin though, understands both countries very well. He has made a great presentation and is very accurate in his statements.

    • @emilchandran546
      @emilchandran546 7 лет назад +13

      PrimePerception oh look at me I'm a business owner and have lived places and I can say in my expert opinion that this Kevin bloke seems to know what he is talking about.

    • @user-wu6xl4wq5q
      @user-wu6xl4wq5q 7 лет назад +34

      Emil Chandran ITS JUST AN OPINION!!!!!!!!

    • @silentwatcher1455
      @silentwatcher1455 7 лет назад +13

      Weilord Bubblebath He knows the facts and the secret real situation of the country. He thought the only way to survive is to negotiate with the country who got the cash . Its useless to pretend that you are invincible. Definitely US empire is going down.

    • @ZhangK71
      @ZhangK71 6 лет назад +33

      Emil Chandran Oh look at me, a sarcastic snarky statement contributes so much to the discussion

    • @wenpinglin4261
      @wenpinglin4261 6 лет назад +17

      not 100% agree! Kevin doesn't know the shady part of Chinese culture, but I know. I am from Taiwan. We better understand Chinese culture than Australian Kevin.

  • @zeratul78
    @zeratul78 4 года назад +708

    Yeah, this was our prime minister at one point
    Good times...

    • @oldman2800
      @oldman2800 4 года назад +1

      A by the book narcissist

    • @sparklingwatercrystal2922
      @sparklingwatercrystal2922 4 года назад +1

      Black Knight
      U R 🐀

    • @rr965
      @rr965 4 года назад +4

      Rudd-Gillard-Rudd was literally the opposite of “good times”.

    • @finnorourke4861
      @finnorourke4861 4 года назад +26

      R R labor handled the Great Recession better than the liberals are handling corona. Not only was our response the best in the world, the liberals doubled our debt since then, and were hypocrites of their stance of stimulus packages. Educate yourself

    • @cbfdxbxsb
      @cbfdxbxsb 4 года назад +8

      @@rr965 They did a fantastic job. Rudd in particular. Shame that the liberals got in and have been selling our country down the river for the last seven years.

  • @pt26791
    @pt26791 Год назад +43

    This video is 7 years old yet still so relevant and accurate. The events are unfolding as we speak.

  • @captainvalk
    @captainvalk 4 года назад +97

    Kevin has good understanding with chinese culture.he likes a bridge between China and western world.

    • @VASILISVIC
      @VASILISVIC 3 года назад +1

      YES Kevin Rudd was The BEST Priminister of AUSTRALIA LOVE YOU KEVIN

    • @NaijaOracle
      @NaijaOracle 2 года назад

      True. I think of fmr UN council president Kishore Mahbubani in the same way.

    • @damonchan192
      @damonchan192 2 года назад

      see what Scott Morrison has done

    • @jpbart1390
      @jpbart1390 2 года назад

      more like a bridge for china to cross & take australia over!

  • @in51ght67
    @in51ght67 4 года назад +342

    why did no one tell me he has a Ted talk

    • @MrRadialdrift
      @MrRadialdrift 4 года назад +2

      Because its irrelevant what he has to say and he is an awful public speaker. He is also pretentious and up himself.

    • @triwilly
      @triwilly 4 года назад +29

      @@MrRadialdrift awww compared to any of the Liberals currently in government? what a fucking joke of a comment

    • @HerbertLye
      @HerbertLye 4 года назад +6

      IN51GHT because cnn and bbc don’t want u to hear this.

  • @jaddytheteenblogger
    @jaddytheteenblogger 4 года назад +121

    It is quite humbling to know that Kevin is accepting of his responsibility and power to be a binding agent as an Australian who grew up witnessing the US rise and being surrounded by the Chinese rise as well. He fully is aware that no matter the threat of nuclear war, he understands that at the end of the day these two countries are going to be the ones standing up first and standing up last. Despite Australia being the most versatile, he knows that Australia won't last if these two collide. It's a shame Australia didn't have the same vision yet when he was elected, but of all the prime ministers in the last 2 decades, I'm glad it was him that apologised. He was was empathetic and visionary. His apology on behalf of Australia wasn't a political act, it was an understanding of another culture that suffered in the hands of greed and fear.

    • @mikequek2097
      @mikequek2097 Год назад +3

      Kevin's speech was/and is insightful. High praise!

    • @simseeloy29
      @simseeloy29 Год назад

      17:36 17:38 17:39

    • @simseeloy29
      @simseeloy29 Год назад

      17:59 18:03

    • @iamthe1truehermaphrodite245
      @iamthe1truehermaphrodite245 Год назад

      Zha zha dio ga li lan gong mai sio par, go wu lan na sio pa lei li ghio leng eh deng hnn mai sio pa la

    • @iamthe1truehermaphrodite245
      @iamthe1truehermaphrodite245 Год назад

      Russian Ukraine , li ghio ee lan STOP harming due Hong. Mai sio pa liao.
      Πείτε σε αυτές τις χώρες να σταματήσουν να πολεμούν.

  • @aguywhodreams
    @aguywhodreams 3 года назад +31

    Gosh I love this guy. The last true Prime Minister of Australia. Unlike the current person in charge, who knows how to control a virus, but who doesn't know how to control a massive bushfire crisis and instead decided to send 'thoughts and prayers' from Hawaii. Surprised he didn't make a Department of Thoughts and Prayers. God Bless you Kevin.

  • @DeBeard
    @DeBeard 2 года назад +26

    Kevin is a former pm, a scholar, a person i would like to take off my hat to show my admiration. Unfortunately, warmongers won't give a F about his vision.

    • @kizzer14100
      @kizzer14100 2 года назад

      Are you in defence Leigh?

    • @echelon2k8
      @echelon2k8 2 года назад

      I'm guessing you're not referring to the warmongers who are currently threatening to invade democratic Taiwan...

    • @DeBeard
      @DeBeard 2 года назад

      @@echelon2k8 I'm guessing…yo unintentionally used the plural word 'warmongers' which absolutely wrongly used grammatical to say while yo actually imply ONE specific country who most recently fiercely drum beating to wage war against taiwan.
      Also, i would suggest ya not to use 'warmongers' while try to smear one country who only initiated one war in last fifty years, instead selectively got blinded to the other who has started over 20+ wars in middle east, middle asia, southeastern asia, south America, easten Europe within the same time span n killing millions of ppl…smh. YO brilliant.

    • @echelon2k8
      @echelon2k8 2 года назад +1

      @@DeBeard No, I don't hold China responsible for the CCP and the PLA's combined madness. They're the warmongers here, not the Chinese people themselves or their nation. It's just the tyrants who currently control and manipulate the people of this great nation into doing their bidding who are the real threat.

  • @leiduan6888
    @leiduan6888 4 года назад +328

    Kevin's "into the heart" speech is really touching. As a Mainland Chinese guy working in US, I sincerely hope there 's no war between these two great countries. there are unreasonable voice from both of the countries, everytime when I saw their comments that claim the other country is so evil that should be wipe out from the earth, I am sad. Kevin is a thoughtful and reasonable person.

    • @starsnstrife
      @starsnstrife 2 года назад +5

      And now Kevin is afraid to go to china. His heart shrank

    • @TheSucram729
      @TheSucram729 2 года назад +3

      Do you have much family living back in China? I hope they’re alright with the whole lockdown thing the government is doing. Many people are starving because they can’t go and buy food

    • @CVYR490
      @CVYR490 2 года назад

      Don't be sad, just tell them f off, their country are more evil n worst hypocrite off all.

    • @judyy2006
      @judyy2006 2 года назад

      @@TheSucram729 No sense. Not true. Fake news so much on China.

    • @TheSucram729
      @TheSucram729 2 года назад +2

      @@judyy2006 be quiet wumao

  • @lazyxknight685
    @lazyxknight685 4 года назад +846

    Could never imagine Scott Morrison presenting in the same way. Unless it was a ted talk on how to be an ignominious

    • @williamanderson5612
      @williamanderson5612 4 года назад +23

      Or how to be a douchbag.

    • @DesignVisStudios
      @DesignVisStudios 4 года назад +51

      how to pray the bushfires away

    • @mistamist
      @mistamist 4 года назад +3

      Actually lolled

    • @melonieallen3043
      @melonieallen3043 4 года назад +2

      Easiest Way to fix economy is to legalize recreational marijuana!! Even make the tax on it higher. Just make sure the companies that are already growing it charge same price as it is on the streets.

    • @WayStedYou
      @WayStedYou 4 года назад +10

      Scomo
      Eating crayons a step by step guide
      Ted Talks

  • @gulitzt5865
    @gulitzt5865 3 года назад +97

    in 2020 thinking how our relationship with china be if kevin rudd was still prime minister

    • @VASILISVIC
      @VASILISVIC 3 года назад +10

      A lot beater Scott Morrison IS AN HOLE

    • @tonywebster8582
      @tonywebster8582 3 года назад

      @@VASILISVIC Not true

    • @lawrence4301
      @lawrence4301 3 года назад +2

      a lot better than it is now.

    • @NaijaOracle
      @NaijaOracle 2 года назад +2

      The two countries would still be making money together.

    • @itiswhatitis5455
      @itiswhatitis5455 2 года назад +1

      His attempt to have a good relation with china during his run was the reason why he got back stabbed, the "everyday" aussie had a fragile ego when it comes to our prime minister can speak fluent chinese....

  • @midimusicforever
    @midimusicforever 4 года назад +28

    When you have to read the description to realize that it's the former prime minister of Australia speaking.

    • @maxdc988
      @maxdc988 3 года назад

      Just emerging from the cave ? lol

    • @midimusicforever
      @midimusicforever 3 года назад +1

      @@maxdc988
      No, I'm just from the other half of the globe.

    • @jasonlee7659
      @jasonlee7659 3 года назад +1

      In fact, egalitarianism is part of Australian culture. Overemphasising his identity would be bad.

  • @baekwatolo
    @baekwatolo 5 лет назад +200

    This is the best presentation about China that I have ever heard. Kevin Rudd, what you did in Australia for the first Australians was as credible as you are. Thank you.

    • @jpbart1390
      @jpbart1390 2 года назад

      yeah, so aborigines land rights would be replaced with hang rights had he got his way & china took over!

    • @joejuanuy9246
      @joejuanuy9246 Год назад

      same to me.

  • @crn2097
    @crn2097 5 лет назад +428

    This crazy because its happening right now. Years later.

    • @sabicsepregi6521
      @sabicsepregi6521 5 лет назад +12

      Wow I didn't realise this was 3 year ago until your comment

    • @PeterTheVald
      @PeterTheVald 5 лет назад

      `-`

    • @ericcartman8694
      @ericcartman8694 5 лет назад +1

      he played a bigger role in this happening than you realize

    • @chaztikov
      @chaztikov 4 года назад +17

      @Klippy Klop Your mom is a puppet, and your father smelled of elderberries! And your sister is a Russian doll, but we won't go deeper with that...

    • @bigmike956
      @bigmike956 4 года назад

      It’s inevitable. Our systems just don’t match up and there isn’t any fairness in between.

  • @Natalieneptune469
    @Natalieneptune469 Год назад +88

    China just came out with a better tone toward their tech industry and markets. Assuming that geo political events do not get worse between the USA vs China. I am making a Long term asset accumulation bet on BABA.

    • @PhilipMurray251
      @PhilipMurray251 Год назад +2

      Yep, good Talk. 2022 will be a rollercoaster for sure. Stocks valuations are at an all time high while at the same time we have the threat of inflation, rising interest rates and supply chain and productivity issues to deal with. Something is going to have to give. I think it will be the Markets that will have to correct. How much and when - who knows. Sanity hasn't prevailed in this bear market and I suspect it wont prevail in a correction/crash.

    • @marianparker7502
      @marianparker7502 Год назад +1

      @@PhilipMurray251 I hope everyone have their cash ready to jump in at the right time. Secure your financial future with calculated moves. The stocks market still remain your best bet in becoming a millionaire.

    • @Robertgriffinne
      @Robertgriffinne Год назад +4

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    • @wiebeplatt4749
      @wiebeplatt4749 Год назад +1

      @@Robertgriffinne The crazy part is that advisors are probably outperforming the market and raising good returns. I will give this a look up, lucky i stumbled on this thread.

  • @lesallethompson5655
    @lesallethompson5655 3 года назад +38

    When the war starts remember this man told us so

    • @superghostfresh9095
      @superghostfresh9095 3 года назад

      He didnt say anything about war starting, you didnt listen. Its this kind of defeatist rhetoric that leads to unnecessary conflict.

    • @lesallethompson5655
      @lesallethompson5655 3 года назад +1

      superghostfresh you must be stupid ur a fool

    • @ThePoshboy1
      @ThePoshboy1 3 года назад

      @@superghostfresh9095 I think you're missing some context:
      ruclips.net/video/0qhkLZIj0AQ/видео.html

    • @superghostfresh9095
      @superghostfresh9095 3 года назад

      ThePoshBoy 1 okay yeah he said it in that video, not in the original. Context is important.

    • @superghostfresh9095
      @superghostfresh9095 3 года назад

      Lesalle Thompson what are you going to do big man? Sounds like you are begging for conflict. Id tell you to taste QBZ-95 if I were chinese.

  • @TheAlphadog102
    @TheAlphadog102 9 лет назад +980

    I liked Kevin when he was Prime Minister, far better than our current PM.

    • @JustAUsername13
      @JustAUsername13 9 лет назад +49

      ALMOST ANYBODY, could do a better job than Abbott. Unfortunately, none of these people are currently in the Liberal Party.

    • @Delorian82
      @Delorian82 9 лет назад +5

      JustAUsername13 *cough* Turnbull *cough**cough*

    • @JustAUsername13
      @JustAUsername13 9 лет назад +17

      Bob Turnbull might have been a good PM in the past but sometime after he stopped leading the Liberals, he became a yesman to the Institute of Public Affairs just like Abbott. I'd prefer Abbott as PM, at least he stupidity makes his corruption more apparent.

    • @danzoil
      @danzoil 9 лет назад +15

      Anyone's better than Abbott.

    • @chinogambino9375
      @chinogambino9375 9 лет назад +11

      Bob You mean the guy who derailed the NBN by 3 years at the cost of 10s of billions and hired all his ex Telstra mates to fill senior positions, not even requiring them to sell their Telstra shares before going into negotiations over the CAN? All because FTTP was Labor's idea?
      Turnbull is the gift that keeps on giving for Telstra and Rupert Murdoch. I don't think hes any less corrupt than Abbott or anyone in the cabinet.

  • @jonathanpopham5483
    @jonathanpopham5483 8 лет назад +482

    It's pretty adorable and sweet to me that they call us the beautiful country. They used to call us "Gold Mountain" whenever they first started coming during the gold rush. Our history of how we treated China is shameful, I hope that we can work together in the future.

    • @huiyang460
      @huiyang460 8 лет назад +65

      We call USA as 美利坚合众国,or 美国 for short. The full name means that a country which is beautiful, powerful and strong.

    • @raychang9512
      @raychang9512 7 лет назад +41

      旧金山 (the "Old Gold Mountain") is Chinese for San Francisco (I suppose it came from the gold rush). 美国 is Chinese for the U.S.. I wish there were more people in the U.S. who understand the history and culture of China and there were more people in China who understand the history and culture of the U.S.
      Unfortunately, there are far more people in both countries who don't understand the other side. Furthermore, they don't make the effort to get to know the other side. The hot-heads from both countries tend to dominate the social media and the media of two countries aren't exactly helping.

    • @leonardguo5855
      @leonardguo5855 7 лет назад +15

      America translated into Chinese as A mei li ka, shorted as Mei Guo, it has nothing to do with "being beautiful" or" being otherwise"

    • @arbs3ry
      @arbs3ry 7 лет назад +71

      Every single character for that translation was carefully selected, you don't use random character with similar pronunciation. And as someone mentioned above, USA is translated as 美利坚合众国 The full name means that a country which is beautiful, powerful and strong. It does not come with coincidence . There used to be like a hundred translations for the US before 1900s, but after a lot of students were sent to the US and with a desire to overthrow the Qing dynasty growing stronger and stronger, a lot of books were published then introducing The American Revolutionary War saying that the Chinese need to learn from the us who defeated their master . Slogans like “要学那,美利坚,离英独立(learn from America who gained independence from UK)” were everywhere that's when the translation of the US was settled down. BTW in Chinese Portugal is translated as 葡萄牙(pu tao ya) which literally means grape tooth

    • @tanly1234
      @tanly1234 7 лет назад +26

      there are many phonyms in Chinese, the sound "mei" can mean different kinds of words, but Chinese only pick "mei" which means "beautiful" to express America

  • @user-ri6ow1us3k
    @user-ri6ow1us3k Год назад +6

    Welp. This aged well.

  • @bourenjason6888
    @bourenjason6888 3 года назад +48

    I'm a Chinese, I quite agree with Kevin. For human dream!

    • @makara2711
      @makara2711 2 года назад +1

      I'm from the Philippines, don't worry China, soon the western countries will become totally shrouded in your glory and their evil plans against you will finally end.

    • @rr965
      @rr965 2 года назад

      How long have you been on crack?

    • @rr965
      @rr965 2 года назад

      @@makara2711 exactly. But we’d expect a Chinese communist slave/loyal servant to love Rudd - he’s just their sort of evil lunatic wannabe dictator. I’m praying for you guys 🇵🇭, and for Hong Kong 🇭🇰 and for the COUNTRY of Taiwan 🇹🇼 ❤️❤️

    • @BaskyOCE
      @BaskyOCE 2 года назад

      @@rr965 dictator? More like best prime minister Australia has had

  • @fuse_stxr4582
    @fuse_stxr4582 4 года назад +474

    Dam this is what Kevin’s been doing after he left labour

    • @craigkelly8369
      @craigkelly8369 4 года назад +58

      Labor

    • @debleb166
      @debleb166 4 года назад +13

      @@craigkelly8369 shut up yank

    • @Uncuepa
      @Uncuepa 4 года назад +69

      @@debleb166 It's spelled Labor Party.

    • @craigkelly8369
      @craigkelly8369 4 года назад +25

      @@debleb166 "yank"? I think that you sir are yanking on something.

    • @langa77777
      @langa77777 4 года назад +13

      After he was deposed for working his staff too hard! They threw him out for doing his job and expecting the rest of the team to keep up! Kevin 07 was the proudest day in my life. We can only hope that albo can take up the mantle for the next election under Kevin’s guidance.

  • @realalsenor
    @realalsenor 5 лет назад +72

    I have listened to several speakers dealing with this problem (or threat), but none of them has given me as much hope as Kevin's presentation. Thank you very much, Mr.Rudd, your heart is in the right place!

    • @kouldbanyone4983
      @kouldbanyone4983 4 года назад +1

      You are listening to a man who works for & is paid by China. A man who was such a bad prime minister, his own party fired him. He's a bitter, twisted, conceited little cretin. Aussies can't stand him.

    • @wattlebough
      @wattlebough 4 года назад

      Al Senior Meanwhile the Chinese People’s Liberation Army- Navy (PLA-N) is building 5 new aircraft supercarriers and large scale amphibious assault ships in the classes presently only available to the global power projection capability of the United States Marine Corps, while the PLA-Air Force is intent on acquiring up to 1,000 Y-20 strategic airlift aircraft capable of air dropping over 40,000 paratroopers up to 5,000km from mainland China within 24 hours. Let your heart not be at rest but readied for war. The similarities between the present day Peoples Republic and post Treaty of Versailles Germany are striking. They even have a religious minority to scapegoat and have imprisoned over 1 million in forced re-education camps, but this time they aren’t Jews, they’re Muslims. Meanwhile China intimidates all its near neighbours, Vietnam, the Philippines, South Korea, Japan and Taiwan. The Chinese state is the apparatus of a mild mannered psychopathy. When the United States dissolves in the next three decades and China is no longer inhibited by the presence of US military power, you will see Chinas true colours laid bare. Remember China invaded Vietnam in 1979 and fought a 2 year war against Vietnam. Remember Tiananmen Square.

    • @dehualiu2966
      @dehualiu2966 Год назад

      @@wattlebough you sucks

  • @tigertoo01
    @tigertoo01 Год назад +19

    Kevin Rudd was extremely underrated. An educated man pushing forward the boundaries of international relations. If only he was still in power in Australia.

    • @DeusExMachina2033
      @DeusExMachina2033 Год назад

      Rubbish he was so incompetent he was boot out twice in Australia. By his own party and then Australian people.

  • @qifee1
    @qifee1 2 года назад +4

    Rudd, I wish you can one day comeback to leadership of this troubled country, Australia!

    • @mirroredguitarist
      @mirroredguitarist 2 года назад

      Same! We really discarded an absolute gem of a PM

    • @mz4420
      @mz4420 2 года назад

      Morrison is super dumb for sure. Now he has successful made enemies with China, France, possible the EU, just wanted to please the US with no bottom lines.

  • @bellawu3011
    @bellawu3011 4 года назад +235

    I watched this video the first time in class when i was studying abroad in Hong Kong in 2018, so happy to find this gem and nice gentleman on ted talk.
    Now coming back again April 2020, so much have happened during the past 3 years: huawei ban, trade war, hong kong riot, coronavirus and more. It seems inevitably the relationship continues to go down the route of point of no return.
    The prophecy of the greek story of the pellopenacian war would always repeat, because no matter how much human progress in technology and science, the hostle nature of humanity has never changed a single bit. This is why human race has never actually achieved a moment of peace in the world.

    • @yinghanhe2045
      @yinghanhe2045 4 года назад +3

      Never trust politician.

    • @lightberry1197
      @lightberry1197 4 года назад +8

      Who should the weapon be sold to if the world is peace

    • @mugsys
      @mugsys 4 года назад +8

      Greed and hate will be the ultimate fallout and inevitable demise of humanity itself

    • @GreekArmyVeteran95
      @GreekArmyVeteran95 4 года назад +15

      This is why Thycidides wrote the History on the Pelloponesian War. He knew that human nature doesn't change and so he left the book as a gift to humanity.
      Greetings from Greece, under lockdown since March.

    • @arahantiusdetache5103
      @arahantiusdetache5103 4 года назад +1

      So true

  • @osse99
    @osse99 4 года назад +177

    Kevin 07 back at it again

    • @MrWeareone777
      @MrWeareone777 4 года назад +6

      He is my partners 3rd cousin. Very nice in person and has an amazing wealth of knowledge in any subject you talk about.

    • @clairew4288
      @clairew4288 4 года назад

      First Last ..grow up everyone..and admit you believed the Rheinhart/Murdoch/corrupted mining union delegate, media-promulgated hype about him..and you were led into thinking sedition against a sitting PM..was ‘just fine’..Led..by self important, corrupted, ambitious, actually non-true believers..interested mainly ..in self promoting, factional, back boy brothel hot tub deal delighting duping. Macho ‘warrior’ types and the women who worship and emulate them..All feeding at the trough of ‘personal aspiration for greed and popularity’ ..All those who know how to ‘act popular and benevolent’..and ‘manage upward..using bullying an aggression to screw those with actual ideas ..(after stealing them and pretending they invented them personally of course!). These nasty behaviours, do not ‘leaders’...or internationally gifted linguists or diplomats..make! Check out Trump!. “You can’t make a silk purse out of a sows ear’...get back in line talentless ‘bully ganging insecure leaders’ and let the gifted, humane, more broadly-educated and actually talented, step up..stop ‘despising’ on a whim or media grab line, grow some similarly cultivated human to human respect ..as those you seek to ‘dismiss’ and ‘squash’ probably showed you..and you treated as ‘target fodder’. And get treatment for whatever childhood trauma you wanted to overcome in the first place, which makes you now ignorantly, act exactly the same way as your own abuser and or apologist. All these aggression first and judge, question later.screaming at wives, or employee, or Parliament..thinking ‘fear and shock’ tactics are healthy human ‘progress’ behaviour! Uncivil..go play a sport! Not liking China bullying right now, are we? A true narcissistic, manipulation loving bully is a bully, even the female ones! “Finally the tables, are starting to turn, talkn’ bout a (anti-bully/anti-corrupt greedy&selfish) revolution...hold on, poor (long suffering honest and fair to others, lofty height scaling talentless self promotor-shat on) people gonna rise up..and get their share... *with apologies to Tracy Chapman*

  • @michaelhusada2276
    @michaelhusada2276 Год назад +37

    A great TEDTalk. More relevant than ever now we’re in 2022. It is great to have someone explain this issue from both sides.
    I still get very emotional talking about The Apology. There are still a long way to go but that was a great first step into the right direction. 🖤💛❤️

  • @xiaolvwuming6199
    @xiaolvwuming6199 Год назад +5

    It was easy for the US to deal with the former Soviet Union, it was just a military superpower. It's easier to deal with the Japanese, they're just an economic challenge. However, dealing with China is a bit difficult. It is a military power plus an economic challenge plus a technological rival plus a diplomatic rival.
    Thing is, bullies often don’t realize that they’re bullying people…

  • @philrawson3355
    @philrawson3355 4 года назад +103

    Well, aside from politics, I think that Betsy The Cow is adorable and we should all love her.

  • @zalex9233
    @zalex9233 5 лет назад +200

    The speech is 4 years ago but the lesson can still be learned in 2019 in the midst of the US-China trade conflicts and so on. Fingers crossed for everyone getting along and no wars.

    • @raudhmoosa3780
      @raudhmoosa3780 5 лет назад

      Dhivehi song

    • @GMthunderbreak
      @GMthunderbreak 5 лет назад +3

      Well, if you live in the states don't vote for trump next year, he did all this lol.

    • @charlieanderson9467
      @charlieanderson9467 4 года назад +6

      @@GMthunderbreak Trump did all this? You are absolutely insane. A communist regime has done this. I have witnessed IP theft with my own eyes caused by Chinese and its happning on a massive scale. You can bind over and take it up your A but i wont. Long term solutions to a growing problem will be presented and if all that comes out of it is a recession you will be lucky.

    • @lanka2385
      @lanka2385 4 года назад +10

      @@charlieanderson9467 So what have ur president done to stop this "IP theft"?He raised tax and we all know that the cost will eventually shift to US consumers; He asked Xi to sign some deal that "only benefits the USA"; He asked China to give up "made in China 2025" come on how ridiculous! We made our decision to protect IP and a white airhead come and command us to stop. Why don't he tell 1.3 billion Chinese people give up our job and go back to farmland; Every time they sit by a table trump just change his mind. now if u r a businessman will u do business with such a liar? Now the US have conflicts with China, India, Russia, Mexico, Iran and so on, also caused Argentina go bankrupt. The USA has quited so many international signments and the little brother Japan, learned from him, is having trade war with south Korea. Trump is isolating US from the world. what can he do? using nuclear to stop the hurricane? genius.

    • @charlieanderson9467
      @charlieanderson9467 4 года назад +1

      @@lanka2385 He is obviously working on ip theft. Everything you are talking about is the exact opposite of what ive seen and heard. Where are you getting your info. For me espeacially reading bills i start here congress.gov

  • @yubai9478
    @yubai9478 4 года назад +24

    Watching this speech raised my hope, and then watching the comment section made me lose it.

    • @edofluit6568
      @edofluit6568 3 года назад +1

      But there are only 9k comments out of 2.5m views?

  • @The8224sm
    @The8224sm 3 года назад +11

    How refreshing to hear these sentiments. A man for our times.

  • @drhjekyll
    @drhjekyll 5 лет назад +261

    it take 2 sides to maintain a friendship but only one side to make enemies.

    • @yangjustin2489
      @yangjustin2489 5 лет назад +18

      which is the us

    • @yangjustin2489
      @yangjustin2489 5 лет назад +21

      Trump is making things go worse

    • @CuongNguyen-le5ic
      @CuongNguyen-le5ic 5 лет назад +14

      @@yangjustin2489 If you think so, China still try to build a victim mentality to this date and age while brainwash children to enslave or destroy Japan.

    • @kgan4733
      @kgan4733 5 лет назад +7

      @@CuongNguyen-le5ic and what does Vietnamese come into play with all these? Anti-Chinese?!

    • @CuongNguyen-le5ic
      @CuongNguyen-le5ic 5 лет назад +8

      @@kgan4733 So if I use name like yours, would you call out Vietnamese? Funny you don't have courage to use your name and use deflection to Vietnam.
      What does being Vietnamese have to do with this?
      Are you Chinese? Because seem so since you like to defend China and can't refuge my point.

  • @ranelmarinduque794
    @ranelmarinduque794 5 лет назад +484

    Came here from "Huawei ban" videos.

    • @RonaldMcPaul
      @RonaldMcPaul 5 лет назад +16

      Same here, we should have stayed this video was stupid

    • @markmark5269
      @markmark5269 5 лет назад +37

      Ronald, bit hard to comprehend i know, I'm sure there's some cartoons for you to go to next.

    • @robertgraham3576
      @robertgraham3576 5 лет назад +3

      1971 - we went off the gold standard - China is given a seat in the U.N. - all agreed to in accordance with the 1944 Bretton Woods agreement - the U.S would end its role as the world leader in all things, except as the world leading military power (who would be so stupid to believe that a country without nothing to protect [that being manufacturing would be allowed to maintain the top position as the military authority (with nukes - a nation which is broke - be allowed to go nuts and take out China - not going to happen) China is the worlds top manufacturing economy - they as we will go to the wall to protection position - after all WE ALL ADREED - RIGHT - folks we are all at the end game - either we keep to the 1944 agreement or war - the globalist are not going to be stopped - they have been moving off shore since 1944 - there is nothing you slobs can do about it - shut up and enjoy the ride.

    • @patrickfuchs6086
      @patrickfuchs6086 5 лет назад +6

      Huawei should be banned

    • @syedmaricar9946
      @syedmaricar9946 4 года назад +1

      Never again invasions in any way by arrogant people.

  • @cuac5869
    @cuac5869 3 года назад +20

    Everytime a video talks about china, there's always a fight in the comment section. Both sides are claiming the other side is brainwashed and someone is always claiming that it's propaganda. Can't poeple form their own opinions?

    • @dekaaizer2550
      @dekaaizer2550 3 года назад +2

      The problem is that people try to wipe out facts for their opinion and a blocked from forming a neutral opinion due to biased information.

    • @freebees1413
      @freebees1413 3 года назад +4

      @@dekaaizer2550 That's the problem, "biased information", when it should be about factual information. Too many media including youtube channels that have their biased information to push a narrative. It's very dangerous and shows why war is always on the horizon.

    • @philli1588
      @philli1588 3 года назад

      I guess people on both sides who hate the other team the most are those who are brainwashed because they will believe and defend what is told to them or suggested by their family/school/mainstream media unconditionally and find evidences only if it supports their point.Most people sadly never imagine to think differently than the majority,most people of china are atheists,most Americans are Christians,and funny both sides think the other side people are poor either want to save them(us missionaries,and chinese want to 'unite' with proletariat of the states) or hate them.I really think people should stop accusing others as brainwashed just bc they have a different opinion,from a Chinese christian who became Christian by help of us missionary friends

  • @francislor4980
    @francislor4980 2 года назад +7

    Great speech. Australia needs more people like Kevin Rudd.

    • @DeusExMachina2033
      @DeusExMachina2033 Год назад

      Rubbish he was so incompetent he was boot out twice in Australia. By his own party and then Australian people.

  • @balzonurchin
    @balzonurchin 4 года назад +81

    Fours years later:
    Why yes, yes they are.

    • @marnungsangimsong4619
      @marnungsangimsong4619 4 года назад +11

      Fucking communist .. Let china pay in trillions.

    • @n1tew1sh
      @n1tew1sh 4 года назад +36

      @@marnungsangimsong4619 grow up and be educated

    • @laithmeanslion
      @laithmeanslion 4 года назад +8

      @@n1tew1sh well now the G7 countries and co are trying to sue the ccp so... guess whos uneducated

    • @verycalmgamer4090
      @verycalmgamer4090 4 года назад +4

      @@n1tew1sh LMAO.. China needs to held accountable

    • @esonchow6894
      @esonchow6894 4 года назад +1

      Marnungsang Imsong did you even looked at this video at all?

  • @AnimatorJoe
    @AnimatorJoe 5 лет назад +99

    12:37 For those of you wondering what he means. He is actually quoting the common Chinese saying "一个巴掌拍不响",which means "there cannot be a clap with only one hand". This is meant to express the idea that a conflict cannot happen when only one group is present. I thought that was pretty clever of him.

    • @neriksen
      @neriksen 5 лет назад +3

      Joseph he was a traitor to the Australian people. Quietly removed from office. Thank god he is gone.

    • @AnimatorJoe
      @AnimatorJoe 5 лет назад +1

      @@samt.8533 Hmmm. Well that's really something.

    • @steventapp1375
      @steventapp1375 4 года назад +1

      I thought it meant you can’t get the clap if you masturbate.

    • @bonkujo
      @bonkujo 4 года назад +3

      The equivalent of this Chinese phrase is “It takes two to tango”.

  • @brendanbroadhead9969
    @brendanbroadhead9969 Год назад +2

    This bloke waltz unannounced into my grade 9 class once with a bunch of press during his reign as PM. He spoke of his time studying at my high school and one phrase I remember him saying was that “the sky’s the limit” my school was an ordinary public school. To this day I remember that interaction well. I am now a Cattlemen looking after the best Steers and Heifers in Australia and I feel like I owe this gentleman a thank you. If you’re reading this I hope you’re successful in life. G’day.

  • @chrislim2487
    @chrislim2487 Год назад +2

    Whoa ..... Kevin can see the future!!! this was 7 years ago!!!!

  • @morside7806
    @morside7806 5 лет назад +96

    This man should be treasured.

    • @mattrickard3716
      @mattrickard3716 5 лет назад +6

      Clearly you are not Australian. Know that he is a diplomat as well as former Australian Prime Minister. He is fantastically skilled at spin and convincing people that he isn't an arrogant power tripping wanker. His political party cast him aside for being exactly that.
      I'm not asserting that what he is saying here is untrue, just that there is a very deliberate mind behind all of that charisma. I don't recall who said it, but to truly test a man's character give him power. His was tested.

    • @hectorlamar806
      @hectorlamar806 4 года назад +4

      BS. He's just another politician. They are ALL scammers and con men.

    • @fanfanatik3144
      @fanfanatik3144 4 года назад +12

      @@mattrickard3716 Still a better prime minister than ANY of those who actually ended up taking his place after his tenure ended

    • @MrGW2fanboy
      @MrGW2fanboy 4 года назад +10

      @@mattrickard3716 only reason he was cast aside was because of Rio Tinto and wanting to introduce a mining tax. A man who gets in the way of the interests of the big banks and ruling class elite will inevitably be eliminated, it's just history repeating itself. Nevertheless ppl are just going to get caught up in all the fabricated scandalous bs which is exactly what they planned and wanted and it worked.

    • @paulvenn4447
      @paulvenn4447 4 года назад +7

      @@MrGW2fanboy This, Kruddies wanted to actually raise revenue that is rightly owed to us. Like he said to Jordies, you can only put so many of the kingmakers offside before they decide your time is done as PM. Once he pissed off the miners AND Murdoch, his fate was sealed.

  • @dougg1976
    @dougg1976 7 лет назад +83

    Kevin is cool , He got backstabbed That was dirty

    • @scooters47
      @scooters47 5 лет назад +3

      By his so called best friend's Wayne Swan, Bill Shorten and Julia Gillard.

  • @MS113MS
    @MS113MS 3 года назад +3

    Kevin, thank you for your talk. I appreciate this very much.

  • @blackthorn5620
    @blackthorn5620 3 года назад +2

    We need an update, Kevin.

  • @joehillis2897
    @joehillis2897 5 лет назад +193

    I am an English language teacher and over the years have worked with thousands of Chinese students and business people. I feel very close to them in spirit and love hearing their plans and thoughts for the future. I can only pray that no conflict ever takes place because there would be no winner..... only losers.

    • @Donato93
      @Donato93 5 лет назад +7

      In USA you have rights and freedom. In China you don't.

    • @hohofish80
      @hohofish80 5 лет назад +12

      @Alberto Francesca Who told you that? Think about it.

    • @Donato93
      @Donato93 5 лет назад +2

      Frank S , I totally agree were you are going . 100percent . But the USA is still the land of the free , you can move any were you want , China you cannot . China is taking care of its people , I don’t think USA is .

    • @Doubledunk
      @Doubledunk 5 лет назад +10

      @李德麦克西 the mainstream media in USA (and most other countries) is such obvious garbage only idiots watch it. You can be really be free but you have to be aware that there are still many influences that mentally enslave/drain you - food, social media, negative thought patterns etc.

    • @user-pd8db3eh9u
      @user-pd8db3eh9u 5 лет назад +24

      Alberto Francesce
      I'm Chinese living in China, I want to know what freedom we don't have?
      We can walk alone at night with out gun, how about United States? We have freedom, but we have never sacrificed the freedom from others to fulfill our freedom.
      For example, many people used to occupy Wall Street. They said it was freedom. They wanted to protest and oppose things they didn’t like.But have they ever thought that this is a barrier to traffic, hindering stock trading, and hindering others' freedom to fulfill their freedom? This is not freedom.
      This is called using the reputation of freedom to break the law,Impair the freedom of others.Believe me, a country without freedom is not likely to become the world's second strongest country.

  • @thesuperproify
    @thesuperproify 8 лет назад +157

    up until the mid 19th century, China is still the largest economy on earth, in fact, in the year 1820, 1/3 of the entire world's wealth was in China.

    • @ravikanth8695
      @ravikanth8695 7 лет назад +16

      Nope. India was the largest economy. China was the second largest economy

    • @alfredoalfaro5000
      @alfredoalfaro5000 7 лет назад +33

      Not quite, the whole Indian Region had at times a greater estimated GDP than China, but China was a single Empire, India was mish-mash of kingdoms for most of its history. Yet in the 19th century China was waaay more developed than India.

    • @ravikanth8695
      @ravikanth8695 7 лет назад

      thesuperproify

    • @danpt2000
      @danpt2000 7 лет назад +3

      Yes, there was a reason why most of the European explorations were initially to find a Sea Route to China and India, in order to break the monopoly of Eurasian Overland trade that the Arabs had. The Arabs most likely sold East Asian goods to Europeans for marked up prices.

    • @laptv2144
      @laptv2144 7 лет назад +1

      But it was all unusable, that's like saying Africa has most of the worlds wealth, when they themselves don't have control over it or the ability to use it.

  • @ralfkluin6387
    @ralfkluin6387 3 года назад +8

    Kevin Rudd is one of the few leaders in the world today who speaks Chinese and understands what is happening in the world.

    • @jpbart1390
      @jpbart1390 2 года назад

      and if he had his way, we'd have to replace english with mandarin & live in an autocratic society as a chinese colony.

    • @BlipBlopFlipFlop
      @BlipBlopFlipFlop 2 года назад

      @@jpbart1390 tf?

    • @jpbart1390
      @jpbart1390 2 года назад

      @@BlipBlopFlipFlop as a grandson of commy refugees, i can smell a commy a mile away!

    • @Justin87878
      @Justin87878 Год назад

      @@jpbart1390 I guess, you need to watch again and think and do some self-reflection. Mutual respect, understanding will go along way. Humans race being are always in competition for dominance, naturally..

    • @jpbart1390
      @jpbart1390 Год назад

      @@Justin87878 duh! and what do you mean "do some self reflection?!" my point is that i don't want to live in an autocratic society like my grandparents had escaped. (hungarian uprising of 1956) if it weren't for my wife, i would've left this country when krudd got voted in. i'd defect like my grandparents did from hungary.

  • @reet4894
    @reet4894 2 года назад +3

    Predicted 6 years ago.👏👏

  • @leonwickedtv4845
    @leonwickedtv4845 4 года назад +28

    Kevin Rudd my man. as a Chinese studying in Australia and learning about western culture. There are hard times when people discriminate against you but can't blame them, in some areas China is lacking behind, there are also some prejudice people in China, no country is perfect. There are people out there trying to destroy the peace between these two great countries and people are trying to protect it. This video really encourages people to maintain a healthy world view and carry on to improve the world rather than to destroy it. Because we are in this together, if China and the US actually go to war no one will be safe. Not even Australia, these two nations have enough atomic bombs to destroy earth 1000 times and more. Every nation is in this, these two countries can't solve it themselves we should help them. Sort are our differences and learn from each other. I like the US there are many lovely people there, I would hate if Elon musk dies before he can land things on Mars. Anyways, my every old motherland, 5000 years of history, faced great danger in the last 200 years very close to dying, and the people on that land have built on top of the ashes and finally stood up. Nothing but love for those who sacrificed themselves to save this old civilization(no matter what nationality). Thank you.

  • @davekite5690
    @davekite5690 5 лет назад +291

    It's interesting listening to this now in June 2019... with the headlines being about Trade Wars and conflict.. :/

    • @NissanR33Ztune
      @NissanR33Ztune 5 лет назад +1

      sure is

    • @baigandinel7956
      @baigandinel7956 5 лет назад +7

      His rhetoric sounds nice, but he doesn't offer any plan as to how to bridge the irreconcilable differences. I am not sure blaming the white man will be an effective defense to Chinese autocracy.

    • @zgamer1040
      @zgamer1040 5 лет назад

      same here

    • @lcs.1094
      @lcs.1094 5 лет назад +1

      Dave Kite Almost every country got so-called conservatist in charge, what can we expect? (i’m not against conservatism but sometimes humans are just too damn arrogant)

    • @joeyoutb
      @joeyoutb 5 лет назад +2

      much more struck me is~MERKEL speaking out about US & China in Harvard graduation, echoed same time to me, I usually don't pay attention to much to English-spoken media. what i just have experienced, devastately reflected the big gap need to work on the global civilization .

  • @chowjack5766
    @chowjack5766 Год назад +3

    As a realist, I think the reason Australia would apologise for what it once did to Aboriginal people is that Aboriginal people would never have the strength to seek revenge, or threaten white dominance in Australia. But the Chinese have the ability to do both, so Westerners will never apologize for once colonizing China and oppressing the Chinese.but still appreciate your courage, mr rudd

  • @harshchittora3468
    @harshchittora3468 Год назад +4

    Watching this in 2022. And it does not look good.

  • @shanghainoon7829
    @shanghainoon7829 9 лет назад +20

    I don't think there would be conflict. There was no conflict between Rome and Britain, no conflict between Britain and America either. Change is an ordinary process. Domination is fleeting. What goes up, must come down.

    • @lilacosmanthus
      @lilacosmanthus 9 лет назад +12

      No conflict between GB and USA? War of 1812?

    • @shanghainoon7829
      @shanghainoon7829 9 лет назад +6

      Great Britain was considered a super power until the end of WWII in 1945.

    • @calenancarrow7547
      @calenancarrow7547 9 лет назад +1

      Still conflict

    • @shanghainoon7829
      @shanghainoon7829 9 лет назад +7

      Cale Nancarrow if you could read between the lines you would know that I was referring to the changeover from one super power to the next in chronological order. I thought it was obvious. Next time, I should be more specific.

    • @joedt1
      @joedt1 9 лет назад +4

      USA will be a super power for a long time. It is not a small island with colonies. USA is the 3rd largest country, 3rd largest population and the 1st or 2 largest economy. It also is the home of most of the cutting edge science and research. China has 8 noble prizes and the USA has 328.
      If anything they will both be super powers until India joins them.

  • @legolas4722
    @legolas4722 4 года назад +131

    I’m a Chinese studying in Canada, My families are still in China, three other different provinces except Wuhan(Hubei Province). I’ll share what I know.
    Shortly after Wuhan lockdown, the rest of the China also lockdown. For around two weeks, mass public transportation shuts down and only essential stores remain open. However, the difference between China’s situation is that nearly all people wear masks, as well as protective goggles whenever they left the house. So the outcome after the lockdown is actually pretty positive.
    Even when some people back to work now, they still wear masks all the time. Also, the lockdown of other provinces came at the very early stage of the spread of the coronavirus, so the strict quarantine worked decently well. After two months, the situation has been much better now. I’m not too concerned about anywhere in China right now, simply because all the people I know in China wears mask all the time when they are outside, so it’s harder for the coronavirus to keep its n0 close to 1.
    What I’m really concerned now is where I live, in Vancouver. From my observation, literally nobody wear masks and take it seriously before last week. This week, the beaches are packed with people close to each other and not wearing masks. I attended a conference meeting on March 13, with 20 people stuck in a small room, 5 of them are coughing like crazy. People do not want to like to see their normal life interrupted and don’t take sick leave. It’s mind buggingly to me. It's been 11 days since I last left the apartment. I went to stock food today in a mall, and the Supermarket is full of people, close to 2 out of 10 people wears a mask, while it's a wonderland for Coronavirus to spread because many people stay close together as fewer shops remain open right now.
    What I guess is that, the government outside China advocate people should not wear a mask because there is not enough mask for everybody, but it's not the best option because we are fighting an invisible enemy and many pretend it doesn't exist because they couldn't see it. Getting tested in China is relatively easy, because the government cover all the medical cost so people do not have the mental burden to get tested. Here in BC, Canada, I attempted to help my friend who has fever get tested and it's almost impossible, there are so many restrictions here to get tested. At least as of (March 28).
    I'm deeply worried about whether we can actually get coronavirus controlled before it overwhelmed the medical system in the rest of the world. For China, literally all other provinces are helping Wuhan, the epicenter. In the meantime, each community was helping each other to buy food, supply, and have a quarantine life. My parents 's community uses a QR code when you check in and check out the neighborhood. And family who tested positive for COVID 19 posted a small sticker on the door. So community worker and volunteers can leave supply at door front. That's the cost of how we get it under control in China right now.
    I'm not clear about situation in Europe, but in north America, even I can tell the government acted too late and too little. Now the coronavirus has already wide spread for quite a while, it's much harder to get it under control. And unfortunately much more will die because there are simply too many people already infected and the resources are limited. I hope more people take it seriously and protect people who are vulnerable COVID 19 in our society. We are in this together.
    Had living in China for 18 years, and living in Canada for the past 7 years, I recognized that many people hold very different opinions about different political system. I'm not eager to debate what works better, nor did I really care about the answer. But it's a common interest to all of us, as human kind to stay safe. Keep the people we love live through a tough time like this.
    It's not too late, if enough of us stay at home for a while longer, only buy essentials when necessary, we can beat this coronavirus. Every one of us, are gonna to make it work. Take care!

    • @danialhalal
      @danialhalal 4 года назад +12

      I do have friends and family in China, and they are telling me its running rampant outside of Wuhan.

    • @lac8820
      @lac8820 4 года назад +10

      Same here! I am from China and live in Vancouver now. Nobody on the street wares a musk except me! And people are still doing whatever they want... which makes me worried. Pray for the healing of the world.

    • @Ada-rx4fk
      @Ada-rx4fk 4 года назад +2

      @@lac8820 谢谢你们, 虽然我用翻译软件才看懂你们说的,但我看明白了, 咱们都是中国人

    • @Ada-rx4fk
      @Ada-rx4fk 4 года назад +2

      @@lac8820 还有就是, 你一定要戴口罩。甚至可以辞了工作,退学。 因为,生命更重要。反正你这样的人才在中国肯定不会饿。真的, 跟生命比起来,所有的都一文不值

    • @alexarriscado
      @alexarriscado 4 года назад +18

      Propaganda

  • @dandankokorohikareteku2620
    @dandankokorohikareteku2620 3 года назад +2

    Get rid of the Murdoch Monopoly in Australia

  • @awalk5177
    @awalk5177 Год назад +2

    This was 7 years ago and now it is coming about. The only difference is that USA hasn't wised up yet.

  • @vivianchetty8926
    @vivianchetty8926 9 лет назад +51

    Why did we get rid of this guy. He is a top bloke

    • @seemslegitm8697
      @seemslegitm8697 9 лет назад +7

      vivian chetty You can thank Murdoch and the idiots who thought we would never run out of resources for that one

    • @terrancelee5703
      @terrancelee5703 6 лет назад +4

      Sometime when you are the leader of the nation or party, you can't say something deep in your heart.

    • @loktom4068
      @loktom4068 5 лет назад +3

      He's not the philosophy of the CIA.

    • @lythsian
      @lythsian 5 лет назад

      We didn't, he was taken.

  • @fleXcope
    @fleXcope 5 лет назад +18

    Inevitable. Like a marriage.
    The key is in constant communications with a goal of covering as much common ground as practically possible.

  • @AdmiralBonetoPick
    @AdmiralBonetoPick 3 года назад +3

    11:27 Fact-check: the world did not look away when Japan invaded China. The countries of the League of Nations unanimously condemned Japan as the aggressor. Italy sent tanks and fighter-planes to the Chinese under Chang Kai-Shek; Britain sent tonnes of ammunition and other supplies along the Burma Road; the USA even sent pilots who flew missions against the Japanese. When the USA warned Japan that they would stop selling them oil and scrap metal unless Japan withdrew from China, the Japanese attacked America at Pearl Harbour.

    • @bruceli5726
      @bruceli5726 2 года назад

      Yeah selling oil that fuelled the war machines while Japan was invading china. Even after the war not allow notorious war criminals(all sorts of war crimes such mass murder of civilians and test chemical weapons on cilivian) to be punished. Even allowing to Cut a whole chunk of land off China eg outer Mongolia (Russia's doing btw ) and Okinawa(well not part of China but under china protection before it got invaded). Also the fact is WW2 only lasted 4-5 years China's war with Japan is 14 years. Japan invaded China in the early 1931. And ended in the 1945so during the 8 years before Japan sided with German businesses as usual. US only came late in the wars as volunteers (before pearl harbour) .
      And as Victor of WW2 China was left on its own island. Every other country was compensated but china. FFS Japan didn't even give a formal apology to China for WW2 until present day.
      PS fun fact China even sent a 140k men in WW1 in the British side.
      So yeah China got played pretty bad hence the 100 year of humiliation (start from the Brits started a war to sell opium).

    • @karlchen9745
      @karlchen9745 Год назад

      Yes, Japan invaded China in 1931, and took over Manchuria. The League of Nations condemned Japans aggression, but no more than that. What you refer to as “not looking away” was when the western powers actively provided aid and supplies to China in world war 2. Absolutely you are correct on the oil ban on Japan from the USA. But the fact was that not much action was taken by the west to prevent Japan from further expanding into China past 1931.

  • @xinriverchen2801
    @xinriverchen2801 4 года назад +9

    Shame not everyone has a wise mum. If world has more smart guy like Kevin, who can always see opinions from different perspectives, no war will happen.

  • @rhandolldiaz6063
    @rhandolldiaz6063 4 года назад +34

    Funny how this was recommended to me considering what is happening right now...

  • @zhanghelen5315
    @zhanghelen5315 9 лет назад +15

    I think China is waiting for the apology from Japan more than apology from US...

    • @Jstoney127
      @Jstoney127 9 лет назад +4

      Zhang Helen The Chinese people deserve an apology more from their own government, the Chinese communist party, than they do for anything America or Japan has done. After all Mao and the communist party killed what 40+ million Chinese during the "Great Leap Forward".

    • @xesolor
      @xesolor 9 лет назад +2

      Zhang Helen Modern Japanese historical revisionism doesn't help, but in fairness they HAVE apologised, on numerous occasions, something Chinese media never mentions.
      I wonder why? Is it because the Chinese government wants to create an external scapegoat for hate-venting so to divert domestic attention from the systemic corruption and inequality of modern Chinese society?...
      Oh surely not, that'd be ever so beastly an accusation against the lovely Chinese government!

    • @mikezhang640
      @mikezhang640 8 лет назад +1

      Jstoney127 but with-out maos revolution, china would not be where its at today, mao united the whole of china. is the death toll horrendous? yes of course.

    • @xesolor
      @xesolor 8 лет назад +2

      mike zhang
      Bollocks, Mao would be rolling over his graves at modern Chinese capitalism and rampant corruption - remember how the early communist revoluntionaries gave land back to individual ownership? Look at what's happening now, the state being the single largest monopoly of land ownership, of which any individual is only "renting" the land for about 80 years in return for money to the state coffer!
      Plus, as much as you might hate Chiang Kai Shek and he's a douchebag, HE was the one that defeated the regional warlords, the Communists back then were a bunch of guerrillas.
      China's "prosperity" today is all thanks to capitalism! Mao screwed the country over with failed collectivisation and mass starvation! Where do you think you make money from if not for exporting cheap stuff to the rest of the world???

    • @user-vx7zy9nq7l
      @user-vx7zy9nq7l 8 лет назад +1

      +Jstoney127 Of course our government should apologize to us, but that's our business. If a random guy killed your family member, and the murder will be innocent if your family were experiencing a family violence? Ridiculous viewpoint.

  • @owenhoong88
    @owenhoong88 2 года назад +5

    This guy really is amazing. He should be a leader or PM

  • @tyjay6885
    @tyjay6885 3 года назад +2

    great approach!

  • @sjtheartisan
    @sjtheartisan 5 лет назад +34

    This was beautiful. I hope some soul appreciates this in both China and the US and uses this as a catalyst to have peace and prosperity. As a person who was born and raised in America, and now lives in China. I love both countries. :)

  • @meltingEyeballs
    @meltingEyeballs 9 лет назад +269

    Question is, will the US weapons industries agree with you?

    • @AngAggrOrienDragonSean
      @AngAggrOrienDragonSean 9 лет назад +23

      actually ,it should be WILL THE WALL STREETS AGREE WITH YOU?

    • @centurylove8855
      @centurylove8855 9 лет назад +2

      meltingEyeballs ask China's "UNDERGROUND GREAT WALL" too.

    • @sashx05
      @sashx05 9 лет назад

      meltingEyeballs Wouldn't mind Putin's take on all this.

    • @theragingcyclone
      @theragingcyclone 6 лет назад +11

      Of course not. US is a war economy, internally and externally. World peace means no buyers for their weapons.

    • @Midironica
      @Midironica 6 лет назад +4

      The US is a war economy? Tell that to the Fortune 500, basically none of which are involved in weapons manufacturing.

  • @williamhardes8081
    @williamhardes8081 Год назад +1

    interesting how relevant this is today. Kevin was ahead of his time and far more savvy than many would like to admit.

  • @VASILISVIC
    @VASILISVIC 3 года назад +2

    Kevin Rudd was The BEST Priminister of AUSTRALIA LOVE YOU KEVIN

  • @Diegoscomeback
    @Diegoscomeback 5 лет назад +40

    I can tell through Kevin-s words about how china feels, he knows about China.

    • @guangli5030
      @guangli5030 5 лет назад +2

      是的,我們中國人將來一定要洗刷百年恥辱,一定要讓自以為是的白人低下頭來,為全球各地被白人殘害的原住民們討回公道。一句道歉是遠遠不夠的,先輩所遭受的屈辱,以牙還牙,以血還血。

    • @Nhamo3
      @Nhamo3 5 лет назад +1

      He is well versed.

  • @maggiewang2888
    @maggiewang2888 7 лет назад +29

    I appreciate that he mentioned how China really feels about the past 2 centuries. It's really important but often overlooked by the west. You can't believe how much of our textbooks is dedicated to telling the youth how did China suffer before and during in the World Wars, and teach them "let's not let those things happen ever again". Chinese people are very ashamed of their history of being the loser and being colonised.
    It could be just the government teaching one generation after another to think in the same way, I don't know. But even if that is the case there's no real difference now since it worked so well, that feeling of shame is very genuine and it can become the driving force of so many things.

  • @vmcla
    @vmcla Год назад +1

    He is a wonderful speaker however I’d like to see an update of this talk considering all that has happened in the last 7 years in international affairs.

  • @ceaserrodulph7885
    @ceaserrodulph7885 Год назад

    We thank you for the clarifications are taking place around
    these cities and for covering advice to those who do not know this

  • @hengxie1991
    @hengxie1991 9 лет назад +102

    Though so many years went by, as a Chinese, when I see the" No dogs and Chinese allowed" sign again in this video, I still feel angry and humiliated. That kind of feeling is rooted in my mind. I think that's why Chinese people learn so hard, work so hard. We want to be strong. We don't want to be humiliated again.

    • @prashantchaudhary2569
      @prashantchaudhary2569 6 лет назад +18

      Heng Xie same here, no indians and dogs allowed , colonialism never dies, still there's a Superiority complex in USA neo cons & British far right

    • @prashantchaudhary2569
      @prashantchaudhary2569 6 лет назад

      The Legend i m talking about in colonial times , not now ... And i haven't heard this abt , but yeah in Goa there's a sign no indian allowed & even cringly i agreed with Restaurant owner bec most of indian men esp north indian have a chauvinist ego ..

    • @theragingcyclone
      @theragingcyclone 6 лет назад +1

      +Prashant !!! - so you do agree with my point in the first reply to you that indians are largely ganwars and all civilised people like to keep a distance from them?

    • @eJohndoe
      @eJohndoe 6 лет назад +2

      Heng Xie Many Han immigrants to Tibet have done very similar things to Tibetans in Tibet during the 70's, 80's and the early 90's. That type of racism had decreased a bit after the late 90's but an extreme form of racism is still very prevalent in China and Tibet.

    • @WSFAer
      @WSFAer 6 лет назад +5

      Tenzin Tsephel You know what ,
      Dalai is a slave owner before CCP control the Tibet.He is the leader and the defender of the Tibet slavery system.
      If you can make tour to Tibet,you will find that almost all the older generation of Tibetan,will hang a picture of chairman Mao on the wall.
      you guys always be so arrogant,thought you kown the truth.finger-pointing others rely on fantasy.
      That is so fucking stupid.
      No investigation, No right to speak.
      Idiot

  • @davi.alexandre
    @davi.alexandre 4 года назад +79

    Me, 2015: This will never happen
    ... (thumbs down)
    Trade war, mid 2018: *Attack him where he is unprepared, appear where you are not expected*

  • @mr_fishh2881
    @mr_fishh2881 Год назад +2

    This has aged like a fine wine.

  • @jeffreybrown2316
    @jeffreybrown2316 3 года назад +1

    HE IS A FAR BETTER ACADEMIC THAN HE WAS AS A POLITICIAN

  • @sbmonkeyz7216
    @sbmonkeyz7216 5 лет назад +85

    This talk goes into my heart. I hope this ideology can be spread into more hearts.

    • @terminatorbrown1727
      @terminatorbrown1727 4 года назад

      @Klippy Klop not communism, but Chinese culture and Chinese way of thinking. BTW, communism is just a dream which is currently impossible to achieve because the development of productivity still not enough. But China is trying hard to develop. China is Chinese characterized socialism currently.

    • @yeshiyangzom8532
      @yeshiyangzom8532 4 года назад +2

      Giggitee O'Yeah No one talks about Communism in China nowadays

  • @rockyahmad
    @rockyahmad 9 лет назад +99

    I always liked Kevin. Australia misses you mate.

  • @JoshuaVaxe
    @JoshuaVaxe 3 года назад +4

    this aged like fine wine.

  • @adonivich1590
    @adonivich1590 Год назад +1

    Bring it on!

  • @LethiuxX
    @LethiuxX 4 года назад +21

    Awesome! I agree. I think that the world needs to modernize it's way of thinking of itself. Communications has improved to a new level. We're all connected now. Our technology has progressed, but our cultures and political views have not. We need to adapt to survive the Internet movement and connecting all people and countries more closely than ever before. I loved this message. Thank you Kevin Rudd!

  • @robertjleter
    @robertjleter 5 лет назад +9

    The greatest speech I have watched on RUclips, compassion in the answer

  • @lightonstillwaters6789
    @lightonstillwaters6789 4 года назад +1

    This talk resonates at a feverish frequency in May of 2020. It should have been an hour long to allow it to expand its scope.

  • @ForbiddenRazor
    @ForbiddenRazor 4 года назад +1

    Amazing TedTalk.

  • @Im_Mr.Z
    @Im_Mr.Z 4 года назад +35

    Kevin is the reason why I chose Australia at age 15 for education. He’s the role model with a global vision.

    • @jpbart1390
      @jpbart1390 2 года назад

      and that's why there are more chinese than australians in our universities. although bob hawke started that ball rolling.

    • @Im_Mr.Z
      @Im_Mr.Z 2 года назад

      @@jpbart1390 that‘s an overstatement JB. You know how Aussie prefer to study Tafe instead of uni. You can’t blame that on Asian if you guys don’t want to do math and chemistry

    • @jpbart1390
      @jpbart1390 2 года назад

      @@Im_Mr.Z i'm blaming the government, not your race. (although, you do seem to share their arrogance) you asians do get an easier in than pretty much any other race. (most likely because you're all rich) fyi, i'm a non-anglo european, which makes me a smaller minoity than you. fyi, i got knocked back for a visual arts course back in '95 because i wasn't a foreign student. so enjoy your asian privilege, dude!

    • @mayfox1734
      @mayfox1734 2 года назад

      @@jpbart1390 Well that was just fact to fact. You've seen more Asians at university and you made a comment, and I'm just providing a resonable explanation for it. I do apologize if anything I said made you feel offended. Clearly the Asians are a minority group in Australia and most of them don't speak up much about race. Some of them are working below the minimum wage and exploited by their employers.
      They just keep all the blames to themselves as if they were the reason for the government's failure of creating polarization and hatred between Asians and the rest of the community.

    • @jpbart1390
      @jpbart1390 2 года назад

      @@mayfox1734 one other thing, give it 10 years, asians will be australia's majority! thanks kev! 🖕(this goes to krudd, not you)

  • @athousandwords5469
    @athousandwords5469 6 лет назад +99

    An Australian, in Canada, talking about US-China relations.

    • @tuele4302
      @tuele4302 6 лет назад +14

      What's the problem?

    • @Correctrix
      @Correctrix 6 лет назад +33

      A former prime minister speaking about international relations.

    • @ko-Daegu
      @ko-Daegu 5 лет назад +4

      A Thousand Words
      Will the U.S. stick there noses into every single conflict in the last 20+ years at least...

    • @zariumsheridan3488
      @zariumsheridan3488 5 лет назад +8

      I'm kind of glad US stuck its nose into WW2...

    • @SuperEdge67
      @SuperEdge67 5 лет назад +3

      A Thousand Words He’s fluent in Mandarin.

  • @waiz-men6956
    @waiz-men6956 2 года назад +2

    This is still relevant

  • @larrysherk
    @larrysherk 2 месяца назад +2

    The Chinese have been there for 5000 years and they well know that other nations and peoples have other ideas about how to live and what's important. If now the United States, 250 years old, could reach for a similar level of understanding, there would be no need for conflict of an sort.