China's Catastrophic Oil & Gas Problem

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Комментарии • 11 тыс.

  • @PhilHug1
    @PhilHug1 Год назад +9562

    Good to see people talking about China's weaknesses instead of seeing them as a unstoppable force

    • @donnmckee4973
      @donnmckee4973 Год назад +747

      Except it's not much of a weakness. Especially now with Russia providing them discounted oil and gas. They were already building up the infrastructure so in a couple years this will no longer be a "weakness".
      Edit: the original comment was made less than 10 minutes after the release of the video and @Phillip wouldn't of had a clue the video included war scenarios so I'm responding to their comment as such.
      Edit:Edit: Disregard everything above. I made the comment quickly and without fully thinking it though. My apologies to everyone. Sorry @Phillip

    • @lazyboy8886
      @lazyboy8886 Год назад +50

      have you watched fox videos?

    • @u2beuser714
      @u2beuser714 Год назад

      Literally nobody considers them as "unstoppable force"
      Military ? "They have no experience , copy paste army"
      Economics? "Ponzi scheme"
      Innovation? "They only copy"
      Population? "Huge demographic crisis on the way"

    • @PhilHug1
      @PhilHug1 Год назад +674

      @@donnmckee4973 hundreds of miles of pipeline? In the event of war, sounds extremely vulnerable to outright attack or sabotage

    • @r.casagrande8689
      @r.casagrande8689 Год назад +317

      U see chinese products quality and you know their overall quality. They are far behind us.

  • @ck4797
    @ck4797 Год назад +2203

    If this form and presentation was available during my high school days, learning new things would have been easier.

    • @necroflounder
      @necroflounder Год назад

      Learning regime propaganda? What "Holocaust" increases the population of said target? Neocons instigated 1 war, now they want a second, if you want to learn something, understand Project Mocking Bird is more effective in the RUclips era than it ever was in the past.

    • @MbisonBalrog
      @MbisonBalrog Год назад +5

      The vid is bogus. An extra few days around Oz or NZ should not matter

    • @hipotalamus
      @hipotalamus Год назад +5

      @@MbisonBalrog considering they are at least neutral

    • @omniyambot9876
      @omniyambot9876 Год назад +33

      I like his videos. But reading books is absolute more efficient. The information is so dense.

    • @renaldiroekanto789
      @renaldiroekanto789 Год назад +3

      imagine the teacher just reading the book, while we all just want to go home and read it(potentially) there!

  • @juliandittrich6336
    @juliandittrich6336 Год назад +1

    Thank you for tying all those aspects together

  • @sunilshrestha657
    @sunilshrestha657 Год назад

    I appreciate your video and insights. I was hooked and watched one video and another. Thank you!

  • @kevinm.5939
    @kevinm.5939 Год назад +2069

    I was active in the US Navy between 2011-2017, and did 2 deployments in amphibious fleets acting within the 5th fleet (Middle East) and 7th fleet (Pacific) in 2013 and 2016. We had to act as "presence of force" in the South China Sea during both deployments as we crossed through 7th fleet, and moored in multiple ports of the surrounding states. China always has multiple subs and spy planes following our fleets to act as bravado, but it's crazy how easily we could blockade China from our positions all throughout Southeast Asia, while the US literally sits on the complete other side of the world.

    • @sleepyjoe4529
      @sleepyjoe4529 Год назад +2

      That's why I dont blame them for taking up positions in the SCS, they know that Americans wants to keep them down. This is also why they have hypersonics ready to go in the SCS incase America gets uppity.

    • @aegonii8471
      @aegonii8471 Год назад

      A conventional war between the US and China would be the greatest loss of human life in the history of mankind and 95% of that would be Chinese.

    • @spicychad55
      @spicychad55 Год назад

      China would definitely lose a war with the US!

    • @kevinm.5939
      @kevinm.5939 Год назад +96

      @@sleepyjoe4529 Except that pendulum swings both ways. China's also attempting to "keep down" It's surrounding neighbors through influence of force and expansion. While the matter of arguing who's in the right is subjective, it seems that the US, it allies, and China's neighboring states are objectively viewed as more favorable in virtue in their defense against Chinese expansion than China's demands for control of the South China Sea.

    • @danielgarciainfante4138
      @danielgarciainfante4138 Год назад +56

      In part its true, China is vulnerable if they suffer a blockade, but the chinese goverment control a big part of mundial economy, and the key fact, the public debt. Probably the blockade of China is not a feasable option for the United States.

  • @brunobernardicoutinho1741
    @brunobernardicoutinho1741 Год назад +2243

    My dude, this was simply amazing. Honestly. What unbelievable effort. The fact that this is free to watch is a blessing. The details, the narration, the illustrations, the sheer documentary-level quality of your content. That was astonishing. Congratulations and please, oh please, keep them coming.

    • @jonb3150
      @jonb3150 Год назад

      The video was ok, a bit over dramatic to be honest. But man, the way the guy speaks is unbearable. Why does he feel like he needs to narrate the video in a way that would make sense if retarded people or kids were watching.

    • @0v3r666
      @0v3r666 Год назад +15

      I mean they get paid, if they weren’t getting ad revenue you wouldn’t see this on RUclips.

    • @bigbrainb-ryan
      @bigbrainb-ryan Год назад +8

      Hell of a way to try get 👍. Anyone need tips on how to brown nose, ask Bruno.

    • @rogerbritus9378
      @rogerbritus9378 Год назад +31

      @@bigbrainb-ryan How much are you being paid by the Chinese to denigrate this effort? Or are you simply jealous of the view count this video has gotten (almost 2 million in a couple of days)?

    • @angryalientv4964
      @angryalientv4964 Год назад +3

      @@bigbrainb-ryan 😂

  • @PLPCPLAPD
    @PLPCPLAPD Год назад +330

    Well, my head hurts a bit from all this information, but damn this was an illuminating video on the intricacies of Chinese energy strategies.

    • @EllissDee4you4me
      @EllissDee4you4me Год назад +11

      In time, you not only get used to that headache but you also crave more head splitting reality. Learn as much as you can, and expand your understanding of what is actually going on in the world. It’s the greatest pastime.

    • @PLPCPLAPD
      @PLPCPLAPD Год назад +3

      @@EllissDee4you4me Indeed it is, I'm autistic and I have ADHD so learning about reality is not an option but a prerequisite for my well-being. The headaches I get from not understanding are far worse than the headaches from learning complex phenomenon :)

    • @douwesteen
      @douwesteen Год назад

      Expanding the military until the country get bankrupt. Doomsday is coming

    • @oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368
      @oldmandoinghighkicksonlyin1368 Год назад

      Not really a 'strategy' to say "ALL DIS BELONG ME NOW"

    • @HuyV
      @HuyV Год назад +1

      My head hurts from the unprecedented usage of superlatives in all his videos 😆

  • @maxwellmuehleip4919
    @maxwellmuehleip4919 Год назад +7

    Always impressed with the quality of the visual aids, this is the most amazing channel on RUclips.

  • @Tarkov.
    @Tarkov. Год назад +1844

    When you first said "12 mile zones" and then showed the economic zones, hoo boy I got really confused thinking the south china sea was much smaller than I ever imagined.

    • @mineking2302
      @mineking2302 Год назад

      @Mela (AMAZING CONTENT) not true shut up bot

    • @mineking2302
      @mineking2302 Год назад +82

      +ratio

    • @BRad-cq9px
      @BRad-cq9px Год назад +179

      @Mela (AMAZING CONTENT) If you really were better, you wouldn’t be begging for subs in his comment section

    • @therealmistermemer
      @therealmistermemer Год назад +67

      @@BRad-cq9px It's a bot, ignore it.

    • @ericmcguire9573
      @ericmcguire9573 Год назад +35

      The economic exclusion zone is 200 nautical miles.

  • @wafiqal4818
    @wafiqal4818 Год назад +1438

    As a Malaysian, it is common to know that the Strait of Malacca has been one of the most strategic route since the Malacca Sultanate, but knowing China heavily rely on this route to import LNG really blows my mind, I just found out this today

    • @D3SUPREMACY
      @D3SUPREMACY Год назад +50

      It always been. Portuguese control it for a long time. Demak Empire (Java) under Adipati Unus try to take it twice but sadly they got defeated by the Portugese.

    • @danielcobbins9050
      @danielcobbins9050 Год назад +36

      I don't see why China and Japan can't get their oil from Indonesia. Japan invaded Indonesia in 1942, for that very reason.

    • @wafiqal4818
      @wafiqal4818 Год назад +51

      @@danielcobbins9050 the bigger question is, why they dont get it from Russia? They are allies right but still wanna import from Middle East

    • @_helmi
      @_helmi Год назад +53

      @@wafiqal4818 partly because Malaysia/Singapore are also part of the supply chain - crude oil from Middle East, refine in SE Asia then export to China/Japan. of course, many other factors are at play here.

    • @Mk-jr8rg
      @Mk-jr8rg Год назад

      they don't rely and definitely don't heavily rely on it you bozo, it's american propaganda, it's important yes, but they definitely don't rely on it

  • @anastasiabutton
    @anastasiabutton Год назад +1

    Great video!
    Side note, when you were talking about Nebula at the end one of my professors from Colorado Mesa University (at the time he was there at least) is in your clip - how crazy! I need to look him up now. 😆

  • @asullivan4047
    @asullivan4047 7 месяцев назад

    Interesting and informative. Excellent photography/map job enabling viewers to better understand what /whom the orator is describing.

  • @luxuryhub1323
    @luxuryhub1323 Год назад +2546

    This production deserves to be longer . Everything was super detailed, educative and informative Thanks for this

    • @iwantgoals1566
      @iwantgoals1566 Год назад +19

      Always so nice I end up watching it twice.

    • @LavaCreeperPeople
      @LavaCreeperPeople Год назад

      good, now the CCP will die faster than it already is

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Год назад +49

      Longer? It's almost 40 minutes.

    • @sanriosonderweg
      @sanriosonderweg Год назад

      Why, look at what is going on, these channels are just banging the drums of war the regime is instigating.

    • @carterskindle7086
      @carterskindle7086 Год назад +42

      I disagree. 40 minutes is perfect.

  • @SAA91DK
    @SAA91DK Год назад +724

    your videos become more like a documentary episode of around 40 min each rather than a RUclips video. Good work

    • @raifikarj6698
      @raifikarj6698 Год назад +15

      Because currently youtube algorithm reward Watch time than view count so expect a longer video format than usual 10 minutes de facto format that persist since 2014. So youtuber either make 1 minute interesting video for gain subscriber but shit pay or longer video.

    • @Homer-OJ-Simpson
      @Homer-OJ-Simpson Год назад +10

      @@raifikarj6698 I would think 2 parts would be better for the algorithm. It's also harder to get people to watch 40min YT videos but I'm guessing they are sacrificing some potential financial earrings in order to produce more quality content which can be considered better in the long run.
      Most of these similar youtube channels seem to stick to 15-25min. I believe even RLL use to do that until recently.

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Год назад +3

      @@raifikarj6698 40 minutes is way too long for a video on this topic... most people see the total duration and click away. With a better script this could've been a 20-minute one.

    • @ducko-chan6285
      @ducko-chan6285 Год назад

      @Mela (AMAZING CONTENT) no you're not

    • @shivpatel5413
      @shivpatel5413 Год назад

      @@Homer-OJ-Simpson so what bro, you can always speed up the video itself, PLUS it’s always been like that ever since a couple of years ago; also I’m not sure what your fussing & hates all about bro! F u bro !

  • @cheri238
    @cheri238 Год назад +1

    I listened to this a ways back, but at that time, I did not know how to save on my cellphone or leave a comment. regretfully, I am not tech savey. I am learning as I go. I have asked many people to view your videos as they are very informative . Thank you for your in-depth research, as I can only assume how much time and effort these are to make

  • @SerialChronicles
    @SerialChronicles Год назад +2

    Just found your channel and can’t stop watching, great coverage ❤

  • @PaulGuy
    @PaulGuy Год назад +763

    Someone finally thought of the smaller US carriers. Most of the time, people only mention the supercarriers, but forget about the "helicopter" carriers, all of which either currently can or could easily be modified to carry Harriers and/or the F-35.

    • @Poctyk
      @Poctyk Год назад +8

      US doesn't need to modify anything.

    • @RJT80
      @RJT80 Год назад +62

      The USMC specifically has been well ahead of the curve. They've been moving back to their roots for several years now and have been toying around with some next level stuff. A lot of the drone use we're seeing in Ukraine has already been tested by Marines going back several years. They are increasing the size of the fireteam to make use of these small surveillance drones that can also pack a top down punch using remote grenades. They want close air support on multiple scales. Keep in mind it was the USMC that first experimented with close air support in WW1. So now an assistant squad leader will help with mission critical and future cyber warfare capabilities on the squad leaders right shoulder, and a dedicated drone operator with 40mm remote grenades and likely other portable suicide drones on the squad leaders left shoulder. Every single squad will have the new Carl Gustaf. That's a lot of punch. Bye bye light machine gun. Every Marine sans the Gustaf gunner has the ability to lay down suppressing fire with the M27. They not only ditched their tanks but are also in the process of ditching most tubed artillery in favor of HIMARS which they proved can be fired from moving ships. Also eyeing the ballistic missiles in a shipping container concept. They are restructuring for island fights in a major way and with some serious ingenuity.

    • @danthemansmail
      @danthemansmail Год назад

      Harriers are no more. F35s suck. Try again.

    • @alanlight7740
      @alanlight7740 Год назад +46

      @@RJT80 - speaking of island fights, the U.S. has the only military in the world with a history of serious island hopping capability. While the Japanese occupied many islands it was seldom in the face of more than token resistance - and besides, those who got island experience were almost entirely annihilated by the U.S. in the course of the war.
      When I was a kid I read a bunch of books about that campaign that had been written by veterans with young readers in mind, and the ingenuity of American soldiers was amazing. In many cases they simply built the equipment they needed for a particular landing when the need arose, in theatre.

    • @spacecraftcarrier4135
      @spacecraftcarrier4135 Год назад +17

      Technically if one thinks of aircraft carriers as being able to host fighter jets instead of just helicopters, then yea, the smaller LHA & LHDs of the US Navy counts.
      And recently the US Navy managed to bolster their arsenal further by successfully testing out the conversion of their 2 America-class LHAs, USS America & USS Tripoli, into being able to host 20 F-35Bs. So now the number of US carriers that can send F-35 jets into combat have increased from 11 to 13, without even building any new carrier.
      And the number of those LHAs will gradually increase overtime.
      Another thing this video didn't mention is Japan's Navy ("Self-Defense Force"). The Japanese are now even converting their 2 largest helicopter carriers into aircraft carriers to also being able to host and operate F-35Bs, and additionally the Japanese Navy has about as many destroyers, frigates and submarines as the Royal Navy & French Navy combined. All of Japan's naval assets will definitely be in full support of the US Navy in the event of war with China and their misguided fantasies of invading Taiwan.

  • @RealTragoe2
    @RealTragoe2 Год назад +655

    A 40 minute video from RealLifeLore? HELL YEAH!!

    • @AzoreanEye
      @AzoreanEye Год назад +1

      Yaaa and every second is precious with this guy

    • @memorymeme51
      @memorymeme51 Год назад +4

      @Mela (AMAZING CONTENT) Prove it

    • @tamimatharemadi
      @tamimatharemadi Год назад +2

      @Mela (AMAZING CONTENT) then prove it by releasing videos on nubula

    • @soundscape26
      @soundscape26 Год назад +8

      You guys are replying to a bot... LOL

    • @LavaCreeperPeople
      @LavaCreeperPeople Год назад

      good, now the CCP will die faster than it already is

  • @nicocorbo4153
    @nicocorbo4153 Год назад +2

    thank you for creating such a comprehensive geopolitical video with great graphics. additional support for shedding light on the Uyghur genocide

  • @UncleBensChannel
    @UncleBensChannel Год назад

    Great deep dive on this. VERY well done.

  • @ojas8578
    @ojas8578 Год назад +1021

    That strait is the reason why India has so much potential and is looking to upgrade the Andaman and Nicobar Islands.

    • @u2beuser714
      @u2beuser714 Год назад

      India will be isolated by the west for its stance on russia ukraine war.India , in essence, isnt a western friendly by any stretch of the imagination

    • @user00942
      @user00942 Год назад +72

      @Mela (AMAZING CONTENT) wtfff

    • @bharatigawde8112
      @bharatigawde8112 Год назад +32

      Surrender modi 🤡

    • @SherlockHolmes-rl1lg
      @SherlockHolmes-rl1lg Год назад +32

      What about indigenous people of Nicobar Andaman and rare plants and animals

    • @PutXi_Whipped
      @PutXi_Whipped Год назад +1

      India is a failed state. There is not once city in India that is as clean or as magnificent as a Tier 4 city in China. Not one.

  • @aspect795
    @aspect795 Год назад +487

    The fact that a this is free to watch for anyone is honestly amazing. Such high quality content.

    • @KadeemFucks
      @KadeemFucks Год назад +2

      @Mela (AMAZING CONTENT) Reported IP

    • @Very_Grumpy_Cat
      @Very_Grumpy_Cat Год назад +2

      @@KadeemFucks bot?

    • @KadeemFucks
      @KadeemFucks Год назад +8

      @@Very_Grumpy_Cat Yes

    • @CockpitScenes
      @CockpitScenes Год назад +5

      Except it is mostly BS.

    • @Very_Grumpy_Cat
      @Very_Grumpy_Cat Год назад +3

      @@CockpitScenes I washed a video from Drea and every like EVERY single comment on the video had a comment saying they have won a ps5

  • @monaoconnell5650
    @monaoconnell5650 Год назад

    Very informative. I hope to hear more from you.

  • @Horizon3165
    @Horizon3165 Год назад

    Thank you. Information well presented and very informative.

  • @Warpcaller
    @Warpcaller Год назад +634

    The problem with all this infrastructure is that it is static and it's possition well known therefore if the conflict ever went hot, considering the US ballistic missile capabilities, I doubt it would stay intact very long

    • @danny90099
      @danny90099 Год назад +122

      Dont even need missle . Just paid mercenery group and give them enough c4 . Best part they cant even prove it US . Could just blame it on terrorist group

    • @LaVacheDigue
      @LaVacheDigue Год назад +30

      Problem with using ballastic missile is that it could be interpeted as a nuke....

    • @haikaloronsentnel138
      @haikaloronsentnel138 Год назад

      IF UN!TED SNAKES THREATENS, BL0CKADE AND ATTACKS ANY CH!NA C0MMERC!AL SH!PS, TANKER 0R EVEN CH!NA PLA NAVY!!!
      CH!NA W!LL LAUNCH FULL SCALE WAR AGA!NST UN!TED SNAKES, THEY W!LL LAUNCH PREEMPT!VE STR!KE T0 ALL AMER!CA NUCLE4R M!SS!LE S!L0 AND ANN!H!LATE DESTR0Y ENT!RELY AMER!CA H0MELAND W!TH HUGE NUMBERS OF ICBM, HYPERS0N!C MISS!LE, STEALTH B0MBERS!!!
      MANY AMER!C4NS AND WESTERN3RS ST!LL TR0LL!NG N0N SENSE W!TH B!G M0UTH T0 BL0CKADE CH!NA, IT'S JUST ILLUS!0N, FABR!CATED ASSUMPT!0NS AND N0N SENSE!!!
      EVEN AMER!CA CAN'T DETER, DEFEAT 0R BLUFF!NG T4L!B4N ISLAM!C M!L!T!A GR0UPS IN 20 YEARS 0F WAR 0PERAT!0NS, N0W THEY KEEPS DREAMING T0 DETER AND DEFEAT CH!NA!!!
      IT'S THE B!GGEST J0KES 0F 21ST CENTUR!ES!!!

    • @ericsuarez834
      @ericsuarez834 Год назад

      They need to invade other countries and set their military bases there too right fool?

    • @mrsam0496
      @mrsam0496 Год назад +16

      @@danny90099 So Tom Clancy huh🤣🤣😍

  • @MadPutz
    @MadPutz Год назад +525

    The Japanese Empire had a shortage of oil as well and sanctions. The reason for the attack on Pearl Harbor was a pre-emptive knockout of the Pacific response fleet because they needed to conquer specific Australian and other south east asian territories that refined oil.

    • @matimi0sbackflip455
      @matimi0sbackflip455 Год назад +43

      And they lost

    • @K3V1N117
      @K3V1N117 Год назад +40

      And as far as I can recall, they failed primarily because they did not get the fuel depot was at Pearl Harbor and none of our carriers were hit there.

    • @damiion666
      @damiion666 Год назад +36

      @@K3V1N117 even if they hit our existing carriers at pearl, we would have produced replacements and then some within a couple of months.

    • @stoda01
      @stoda01 Год назад +71

      @@damiion666 Most likely it would have hamstrung US capability in the early part of the Pacific war and would have made early retaliatory strikes like the Doolittle raid impossible but yes Japan would still have lost. It would have just prolonged the inevitable.

    • @Sentient.A.I.
      @Sentient.A.I. Год назад +15

      I mean those nukes kinda just shut the whole japan thing down over night.

  • @aclearlight
    @aclearlight Год назад

    Great work! (...and I just joined Nebula so as to view your other stuff)

  • @jabrilliant9779
    @jabrilliant9779 Год назад +1

    Great video. Thanks for all of your hard work!

  • @livelxy
    @livelxy Год назад +640

    Being a Chinese I absolutely enjoyed the insightful explanations, which are not available in mainland China. It connects all the dots.

    • @binee4250
      @binee4250 Год назад +48

      actually, these contents about energy, straits, harbors, and pipeline constructions already existed in a course named "Military Theory", and every single student must attend this course during their college in PRC. The western world seems to be suddenly caring about Uighurs, they indeed care about the energy.

    • @calvinallan2208
      @calvinallan2208 Год назад +20

      As a Chinese citizen what is your view on the current government?

    • @user-qm8mk5ss2o
      @user-qm8mk5ss2o Год назад

      @@calvinallan2208 我们都没有粮食,饿死了几亿人口。快来摧毁我们的政府,解救我们😱。
      顺便给我一些钱,当然这是最重要的

    • @yuxincai7925
      @yuxincai7925 Год назад +21

      But treating Taiwan as a independent country makes me feel bad. It goes against the international consensus recognized by the United Nations.

    • @akar4373
      @akar4373 Год назад +1

      @CL ? Really why? I mean why aren't these explanations available. I mean in mainland China you were not aware of the Bri the Gwadar port or the north sea route?

  • @theentitledsiriowlsx
    @theentitledsiriowlsx Год назад +84

    I'm sorry to say this but my Malaysian friend told me that Malaysia and Brunei overlapped EEZ claims that were settled decades ago. He says to me that, Brunei agree to recognise the Limbang district in Sarawak to be part of Malaysia in exchange for Malaysia recognising Bruneian EEZ claim.

    • @xfrombfb9109
      @xfrombfb9109 Год назад +3

      Oh interesting

    • @MrPaxio
      @MrPaxio Год назад +3

      yeah... i keep wondering where he finds all these details and exact numbers or percentages, meanwhile i cant even find any statistics about violent crime in Japan other than literally one that shows favorable gun crime.

    • @benjaminpolitics
      @benjaminpolitics Год назад +6

      @@MrPaxio A lot of his content is sadly really misinformed, he literally made an episode on his streaming service where he literally forgot to say that the reeducation camps in xingjiang were abolished at the end of 2019, he also forgot to say it in this video. sometimes it seems he lies just to make the west seem more correct then the east...

    • @AhmadAliff
      @AhmadAliff Год назад +1

      Malaysian here - that was done during the time of Prime Minister Abdullah Badawi, when the Malaysian government ceded some of the oil wells in Malaysian EEZ to Brunei, so the Brunei will recognise Limbang as Malaysian. For non-Malaysians, Limbang is an exclave outside Sarawak (Malaysia)-Brunei border. The people of Limbang had to cross the Brunei border to get to the other side of Malaysia; the other possible way is through the jungle. However, as a plot twist - from what I have read - Brunei did not explicitly recognise Limbang as Malaysian despite these exchange. Nevertheless, Malaysia and Brunei still have a very cordial relationship.

    • @huangec
      @huangec Год назад

      @@benjaminpolitics what I really cannot understand is how the critical importance of Xinjiang can inexplicably become the reason for a supposed genocide of Uyghurs. Shouldn't be an incentive to treat them well instead? What he says about this issue makes no sense to me.

  • @norbert016045
    @norbert016045 Год назад

    your vids are supe rinteresting, keep it up, here is another Sub!

  • @bextex5529
    @bextex5529 Год назад +8

    I genuinely hope you’ll keep uploading informative videos like this. This is my international affairs class basically

  • @msonix
    @msonix Год назад +21

    Insane video quality. Connecting all the dots is a hard task, and you've done it masterfully. Thank you!

  • @invisible_d_r
    @invisible_d_r Год назад +8

    Thanks for the time and efforts you putting in video to feed us such incredible information 🙏

  • @laxthor09
    @laxthor09 7 месяцев назад

    Amazing video. I hope you do another video exactly like this one year after this video came out kind of as an update.

  • @michealmclaughlin429
    @michealmclaughlin429 Год назад

    Brilliant Video. thank you!

  • @safarsaitam
    @safarsaitam Год назад +51

    This was absolutely fantastic. What an amazing job. I am so thankful for this channel's existence and content. Thank you!

  • @mjbucar
    @mjbucar Год назад

    Excellent information - thank you.

  • @roberthousedorfii1743
    @roberthousedorfii1743 Год назад

    EXCELLENT video. Thank you.

  • @Bensinkvitto
    @Bensinkvitto Год назад +91

    Your videos give depth and understanding to things that happen worldwide. I really appreciate them and also recommend my kids to watch them. Keep up the good work!

    • @felixgutierrez993
      @felixgutierrez993 Год назад +1

      Lol I show my parents and they love just about every one of them!

  • @markadams4593
    @markadams4593 Год назад +566

    I might note that the "northern passage" route you describe goes right by Alaska. Yes the gap is a lot wider than 1.5 miles but radar sees a long ways and giant tankers and container ships aren't at all stealthy. If the US was blockading Malacca it wouldn't give ships trying to avoid the blockade by way of Alaska a free pass.

    • @lomiification
      @lomiification Год назад +30

      Russian waters are also right there. Is the us going to risk nuclear war over trade in the Arctic?

    • @markadams4593
      @markadams4593 Год назад

      @@lomiification When we are already risking nuclear war by blockading Malacca? Why not? By definition if we are blockading Malacca we either at or willing to be at war with China and it's friends. Hostilities are already happening.

    • @ryanblanch2764
      @ryanblanch2764 Год назад +89

      @@lomiification Is Russia going to risk that? You have to keep in mind that Mutually Assured Destruction is still a thing. There is no Nuclear war, only global destruction. It would be ridiculous to suggest one side is risking something that the other isn’t.

    • @peaceraybob
      @peaceraybob Год назад +49

      He also completely ignores that ice isn't the only problem, shallow waters and a lack of decent harbours are also driving forces here. Having to use mini-tankers to load from shore pipelines and then rendezvous with proper mega-tankers AT SEA to cross-load, generates problems that this kind of wishful thinking simply leap-frog. Especially, as you've noted, trying to do so almost literally in sight of a US coastline. Sigh.

    • @Knight3434
      @Knight3434 Год назад +12

      Was going to say the same thing. US won’t allow that passage, obviously.

  • @HxTurtle
    @HxTurtle Год назад +13

    honestly, I don't know when I've learnt that much in such a short/compressed time. I usually follow the news, but they never give away why background information. all of a sudden, the entire world makes more sense now. I wish this video would be considered for screening in schools! (also, his somewhat unusual way to speak DRAMATICALLY helps with memorizing 😅)

  • @crunchytoast6007
    @crunchytoast6007 Год назад +377

    “China can use this new northern passage to avoid choke points like Mallaka”
    *shows a root passing straight through tiny spaces directly next to Alaska, a US State*

    • @TheVirtualObserver
      @TheVirtualObserver Год назад +89

      If anything, the Bering Strait is probably an even more vulnerable spot than the the Strait of Mallaka if for the sole fact that it shares coastline with the United States. Also Russia doesn't have forces deployed anywhere near the Bering Strait in any sizable numbers while Hawaii (& Pearl Harbor) is relatively nearby.

    • @MoizRafay
      @MoizRafay Год назад +18

      Excellent point

    • @Guangrui
      @Guangrui Год назад +11

      in 2015, a small Chinese fleet transited though US territoral water of Alaska, and at the time Obama was in Alaska

    • @Akideoni
      @Akideoni Год назад +1

      There are reasons the northern route was deliberately avoided
      1) it's very seasonal.
      2) it runs between 2 major supposed superpowers... Which means a worse off death trap if any of them two prefer to kill off china (citing past century of Russian/Chinese relations)

    • @crunchytoast6007
      @crunchytoast6007 Год назад +5

      @@Akideoni the first point isn’t valid for this though because it’s built into the hypothetical that this is in a world where global warming has caused it to be a year round alternative

  • @Azaghal1988
    @Azaghal1988 Год назад +6

    Amazing work about a very relevant topic.
    Thanks for the time and effort this surely took!

  • @elegantclassicalmusic3102
    @elegantclassicalmusic3102 Год назад +3

    More than 600 years ago, Zheng He Qiqi in the Ming Dynasty of China, and Malacca on the May 57th Festival, he was stationed in Malacca, and his arrival deeply affected the history of this seat. Malacca City An important transit station in Malacca City, when Zheng He was ordered to go to various countries, he parked here many times and established his base camp here. ,, Malacca returned Zheng He’s relics, such as Zheng He’s every time Malacca was stationed at Sanbaoshan, and those at the foot of the mountain were stationed at Sanbaoshan. Zheng He came as an envoy, not only the envoy came to the foundation of an inch of land, an inch of land .

  • @janisdinter3657
    @janisdinter3657 Год назад

    Great video! Thank you

  • @infidelheretic923
    @infidelheretic923 Год назад +235

    The fact that nations can imagine new shipping routs for LNG after the ice caps are gone as opposed to imagining a future without burning fossil fuels for energy is a very bad sign.

    • @fhudufin
      @fhudufin Год назад +52

      "lets wait for more pollution to happen, so we can pollute even more!

    • @Praisethesunson
      @Praisethesunson Год назад

      Capitalism is a death cult that will burn the world if it means a handful of already wealthy ghouls get slightly richer

    • @michaelconlon955
      @michaelconlon955 Год назад +34

      Also, the Bering Strait replaces one choke point with another, which is half-owned by the U S.A.

    • @user-bi7xd8ry5p
      @user-bi7xd8ry5p Год назад

      It's only a matter of time before fossil fuel reserves run out anyway. If no war happens in the next 50-70 years then the facts mentioned in the video won't matter anymore.

    • @davisdf3064
      @davisdf3064 Год назад +1

      That's exactly what i thought.

  • @idkman1442
    @idkman1442 Год назад +452

    It's honestly really really impressive how this channel produces such high quality content! Keep it up!!

    • @nixxxon18
      @nixxxon18 Год назад +8

      It still needs a proper voice that doesnt sound over enthusiastic

    • @mutualdelusion1798
      @mutualdelusion1798 Год назад

      Andaman & Nicobar islands are integral part of Bangladesh which is currently iIIegaIIy occupied by colonial indiaa. Bangladesh claims & demands immediate cessation of all kind of iIIegaII occupation both military & civilian of colonial india & immediate withdrawal of hostile military personal & non Bangladeshi citizens of those claimed territories of Bangladesh according to the UN charter Article 2(7)C. Any person who is Bangladeshi citizen or assumed of being Bangladeshi citizen or being loyal to Bangladesh Constitution abide by Article 3(a)2.5V People's Republic Of Bangladesh shall be deemed as Bangladeshi citizen & should be excluded from the UN charter Article 2(7)C & should be obliged by Bangladesh interest & Law & should cooperate with & aligned with the interest of People's Republic of Bangladesh by taking Oath should be subject to general amnesty. Thank you. BANGLADESH ZINDABAD.

    • @saretgnasoh7351
      @saretgnasoh7351 Год назад +2

      lol yes, high quality murica propaganda.

    • @anypercentdeathless
      @anypercentdeathless Год назад +4

      @Linus 67 "Western"? You keep yourself back with this simple way of thinking.

    • @ericsuarez834
      @ericsuarez834 Год назад +4

      It's propaganda, it's has very high people paying for it

  • @berhanemichael8816
    @berhanemichael8816 10 месяцев назад

    Excellent informative, educational and geopolitical lessons for any politician in the world and region

  • @stephenjones4339
    @stephenjones4339 Год назад

    Very interesting did not know most of these thanks.

  • @felixgutierrez993
    @felixgutierrez993 Год назад +311

    Bro this channel was calling shit before it even hit on news for me. The fact this channel is free on YT is absolutely insane! This quality beats out TV and is incredibly informative without dragging on, good stuff man! Hope any sponsor deals you get pull through and RUclips treats you and your team well!

    • @icmull
      @icmull Год назад +4

      Mate the news is always rubbish. It's a waste of time as it's constantly changing better to understand the why.

    • @erwinz5926
      @erwinz5926 Год назад +1

      you can even watch european tv. that was very normal standard until the war started, at least. there is still plenty of knowledge online. just. hurry.

    • @basharstats4482
      @basharstats4482 Год назад

      @@erwinz5926 sounds like someone discovered RUclips for the first time? Felix is new to internet? wait till he discovers PornHub 😂

    • @mattdasys2391
      @mattdasys2391 Год назад +2

      But did you donate?

    • @corbeau-_-
      @corbeau-_- Год назад +4

      I learned much of this in school, some 20 years ago. Back then it was mostly about driving a wedge between communist regimes - the latest gas reserves were unknown (like in Ukraine...), but the importance of Taiwan and the region was already abundantly clear. Same for the support for dictators and Israel in the Middle East, or the invasion of Vietnam for that matter. The latter aimed to thwart China above all else - done more successfully in South Korea: creating an ally next door to China (the invasions in Iraq and Afghanistan have a similar origin, right next to Iran).
      The fact you compare this (and books, dedicated journalists - real information) to TV and the news (mostly entertainment) is just baffling. The latter want ratings and are nearly always shallow, short tempered and near sighted... The former often has little money, doesn't get (nor wants) much attention, but loves his/her work. You'd expect them in places like this, or in some obscure magazine/website. People like woodward and attenborough stand out, but it took them a long time to get noticed (since it wasn't about being noticed - not about them, but about their love).
      But better late then never I suppose. Quality takes time. It's easier to just keep peddling fear, temptation and sensational but pointless events. Makes money a lot easier and people who invest money just love that. This is the main problem with MSM (and to some extent politics) these days; their audience became too big and the MSM are offering the lowest common denominator in an effort to maximise profit - the achilles' heel of capitalism.
      Ideals are a lot more difficult to sell, they take effort... The dude here still believes in informing people and objectivity.
      That's rare in big corporations, especially when they are present on wall street, when they have stocks and a lot of people who just want money.
      In the end, all of this is about money. And the power it holds over people and their greed. Finding out the motivation behind a narrative is very important, each and every day - most 'impportant' people tend to be very manipulative. The number one reason why we don't like lawyers and politicians - and these days, oh so many journalists and tv hosts. The majority make a living by selling lies. And now there are conspiracies everywhere as a result...

  • @slidebean
    @slidebean Год назад +262

    Fantastic video, narration, research, and story.
    Felt like 15 minutes.
    - Caya

    • @ellashy6539
      @ellashy6539 Год назад

      its obviously such a shortsighted video actually you believe in this CIA paid channel? lol

    • @ugurc
      @ugurc Год назад +1

      Maybe you’ve seen it in ~2x?

    • @atharva_raje
      @atharva_raje Год назад +3

      Ay yo slidebean!!!??? Wtf 😳

    • @ruoyuli4091
      @ruoyuli4091 Год назад

      lol this video is full of bullshit! china's inflation is 2 percent because it locked in deal with Russia and Iran and other middle eastern countries.

    • @vinvin1082
      @vinvin1082 Год назад

      Everything seemed good until he claimed China commits the genocide killing millions of Uyghurs LOL This channel is not so much different to The US's mainstream media smh

  • @ratneshpaliya52
    @ratneshpaliya52 Год назад +88

    You didn't mentioned Andaman Nicobar Islands of India just at opening of Strait of Malacca from Indian Ocean side, it's the choking point of China.

    • @aarin_1704
      @aarin_1704 Год назад +16

      Also the Lakshwadeep Islands of India in Arabian Sea which can block the Arabian-South East Asia trade which would evenyually block the chinese oil import

    • @death_parade
      @death_parade Год назад +9

      EXACTLY! I never thought I'd ever see a video mentioning Malacca Straits geopolitics without mentioning Andaman and Nicobar islands. But here we are.

    • @elliottparks8762
      @elliottparks8762 Год назад +2

      @Death Parade dude, I'd love an in-depth video on this!

    • @death_parade
      @death_parade Год назад +9

      @@elliottparks8762 Check out video titled "India's Unsinkable Aircraft Carrier - Andaman and Nicobar Islands" by the channel "Elite Predators". CC for English subtitles.

    • @ashyouknow7420
      @ashyouknow7420 Год назад +5

      This has to be done deliberately in the bias against India. I mean you make a 40-min video and didn't even mention the most important blockage points of the Chinese imports!

  • @TheGolfdaily
    @TheGolfdaily Год назад

    Very well covered!
    Top Video👍👍👍👍👍

  • @jeromecowans5154
    @jeromecowans5154 Год назад +7

    Very well done. Clear and helps to connect all that’s happening.

  • @siriansight
    @siriansight Год назад +6

    This was absolutely phenomenal journalism.
    Thank you

  • @lolzasouruhm179
    @lolzasouruhm179 Год назад +6

    The thing about land trade is that it’s easily destroyed. Rail and pipes could be taken out with a couple well placed air strikes and I’m sure they would be put out of service for at least a couple weeks which would give time to make more strikes and with them extending so far you could treat it like futile warfare and attack and pull out all along the lines effectively ruining the supply for good.

    • @scottwebb4722
      @scottwebb4722 11 месяцев назад

      They’re usually quite deep in the country that sending fighter jets would be a one way mission. Should the pipelines run through Afghanistan that place is as far from the sea as one can get. As for railways in Russia the aircraft would need more fuel than its operational range.

    • @richard9436
      @richard9436 11 месяцев назад

      @@scottwebb4722 All solved with drones

    • @scottwebb4722
      @scottwebb4722 11 месяцев назад

      @@richard9436 which in turned can be solved by SAM’s, portable systems as old as the Stinger and even 20mm’s with airburst rounds should swarms be sent. Not to mention disrupting the frequencies. I believe Ukraine is using some of these tactics against Russian drone attacks.

    • @LeeDaegon
      @LeeDaegon 10 месяцев назад

      It's almost like people forget ships can be sunk...... no method is perfect. The only solution is to use all the methods

  • @raznemon
    @raznemon Год назад +1

    Omfg thank you so much!! I had a test coming up, but I didn't have the time to study.. So I asked my teacher: "Is music allowed?" He nodded ands said: "Only with headphones." Thank you honestly so much. I owe you RLR :)))

    • @raznemon
      @raznemon Год назад +1

      We needed to write a 6 page assignment in class, "What are the problems of modern day China?"

  • @claudiocesar303
    @claudiocesar303 Год назад +6

    I have never seen such wide coverage on this topic. Congratulations !

  • @MichaelDouglas-24
    @MichaelDouglas-24 Год назад +282

    Absolutely LOVE this channel and the effort put into making every video intriguing and factually based rather than misinformed opinions

    • @mitachi9033
      @mitachi9033 Год назад +1

      Most RUclips channels: Let's throw random opinions put there for fun!
      RealLifeLore: Time to research developing problems in the world! There is a need to know!
      Yep. I love this channel too.

    • @lyricofwise6894
      @lyricofwise6894 Год назад +2

      LMFAO all of his vids are FACTUALLY BASED, no misinformation at all!!!

    • @charlesmann7059
      @charlesmann7059 Год назад

      P

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      @anthonymort5202 10 месяцев назад

      It's amazing that people are still just now finding this channel. I love that it's expanding. I've been watching this channel for at least four or five years

  • @Axhole11
    @Axhole11 Год назад +5

    I would have thought the giant three gorges dam would be it's biggest weakness. This is severe too.

    • @lordwind9745
      @lordwind9745 Год назад

      The three gorges dam is as big of a weakness as any large population centre. If you intend to kill millions of people, then you might as well directly escalate to nuclear war.

  • @markcorbett9916
    @markcorbett9916 Год назад

    The Sunda Strait near Krakatoa Volcano, Indonesia is also available, if they can read a map.

  • @prayankrathour8028
    @prayankrathour8028 Год назад +10

    Mind blowing content and sheer brilliance in illustration and narration. You just lit it 🔥 Kudos to your content. My eyes were glued to screen all the time. 👌🏻

    • @user-jn7bq8wh1e
      @user-jn7bq8wh1e Год назад

      Left out any mention of POK and Andaman Nicobar islands n how India could choke the chinese right there 🙄

  • @FavMemes
    @FavMemes Год назад +6

    Nice elaboration of problem in the video RealLifeLore
    Keep it up

  • @MichaelTims
    @MichaelTims Год назад

    I thoroughly enjoyed this. By enjoyed I mean learned a lot.

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    @hharvv4245 Год назад

    ive noticed that u use sid meiers civ emojis for the natural resources haha love that game

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    @nicoleciubal2982 Год назад +74

    I just discovered your channel and I like it. It’s packed with information and your simplified but thorough presentation is so much easier to understand. Looking forward to binge watching all your other vids. Thank you so much for all your efforts.

    • @hjohnhome1417
      @hjohnhome1417 Год назад

      This video contains many misinformation, and twisted facts.

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      @francisreynolds8543 Год назад +1

      Hi, may God bless you with the Salvation of the Lord Jesus. That you and your family protect you.Amen.

  • @outspokenasshat
    @outspokenasshat Год назад +10

    Excellent content!!
    Wow, this is truly the most interesting and informative content I’ve seen in a long time!

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    @CAROLDDISCOVER-FINDER2525 Год назад

    Well done except for I do get tired of the commercials 4 nebula. But at least they're at the end and can be easily skipped. I also understand the reasoning for these commercials.

  • @pierheadjump
    @pierheadjump Год назад +43

    ⚓️ Thanks Lore 😎 two other Indonesian Straits > Sunda & Lombok < are viable and a bit less traveled for the big tankers. Trouble for maritime traffic is the confined passages, allowing for small gun boats to lurk near shore, ideal for commando type operations to interdict. 😎 Malacca/Singapore Straits are not much better, pirates have taken advantage in the recent past, though Malay & Indo efforts have curtailed those incidents, ⚓️

  • @dajosh42069
    @dajosh42069 Год назад +31

    The Modern Conflicts series is legit amazing... If i hadn't signed up for the Curiosity stream + Nebula deal through "History Buffs", it 100% would have been through you. Thank you for your videos dude, they're really amazing.

    • @zengmaxxing
      @zengmaxxing Год назад

      It’s just straight up propaganda. You might as well save your money and just watch CNN or any other mainstream corporate media. You’ll get the same elitist narrative.

    • @Mk-jr8rg
      @Mk-jr8rg Год назад

      hell no, it's american propaganda

    • @dajosh42069
      @dajosh42069 Год назад +1

      @@Mk-jr8rg And you're basing this opinion on....??
      Given your reaction, I'm going to presume you haven't watched the series. And if you haven't seen it, how can you accurately critique it?
      The series doesn't shy away from telling of American involvement, or wrong-doing, when it's there, or it's what happened.
      I, however, get the sense that, if it's not Russian-positive, Putin propaganda, then you're probably going to disregard it as; "American propaganda". Though, please correct me if I'm wrong in assuming that about you..!

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    @guyranting Год назад +86

    The visualization animations are impeccable 👌 Excellent job to your team for this insanely good content! 🤗

    • @tommiddlefinger6188
      @tommiddlefinger6188 Год назад

      Its antiChina propagnda.

    • @RealEyesRealizeFascists
      @RealEyesRealizeFascists Год назад +2

      I mean it’s propaganda so….

    • @Spartan265
      @Spartan265 Год назад

      @@RealEyesRealizeFascists lol

    • @GrigRP
      @GrigRP Год назад

      @@RealEyesRealizeFascists Especially the part about Sri Lanka's port, which is proven to be fake news. Still parroting it.

  • @winstonsmith935
    @winstonsmith935 8 месяцев назад +1

    Russia sent 33.26 million tons of oil to China via pipeline in the first ten months of this year, Huang was quoted as saying by Russian news agency TASS at a Russia-China energy forum.
    While pipeline oil deliveries were basically unchanged this year, China has significantly increased its seaborne imports of Russian crude as Beijing increased imports.

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    @chippysteve4524 Год назад

    Love your vids dude but I can't work out why you ham it up so theatrically with your voice.
    Are you paid per cubic foot of air expelled unecessarily or just blowing up balloons during the recording? ;-)

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  • @timn3806
    @timn3806 Год назад +12

    Thank you for such an insightful video! It makes so much sense of current events and the reasoning behind why they are occurring.

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    @petersammarco7066 Год назад

    Thanks 🙏🏾

  • @lionspaw2380
    @lionspaw2380 Год назад

    Great video

  • @nunyabusiness4752
    @nunyabusiness4752 Год назад +37

    To be honest, he also should’ve mentioned the Andaman and Nicobar islands (India) which are close to the malacca trait. Since India is a QUAD ally that has bases there, it’s conceivable that they could move to seize it before the Chinese and then wait for the US Navy to join in from their Diego Garcia base. China is already heavily militarising its land borders with India. I don’t like to think about it, but this whole situation involving at least 3 nuclear powers gives me the shivers

    • @aryanyadav3690
      @aryanyadav3690 Год назад +8

      He usually makes USA vs China
      He doesn't know about the cold war between India & China happening in Asia

    • @tedkaczynskiamericanhero3916
      @tedkaczynskiamericanhero3916 Год назад

      I'm hoping for a nuclear winter to cut down this population size!

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    @yaazzyy8410 Год назад +13

    Came crossed your channel and I am so glad I did. The information and delivery of the subject is immaculate. Thank you for providing facts!

  • @TheWerelf
    @TheWerelf 8 месяцев назад +3

    if the narrator stopped stretching every single syllable, the video would be half as short

    • @JonBrown-po7he
      @JonBrown-po7he 8 месяцев назад

      Our narrator likely has some psychological concerns.

    • @henryng9406
      @henryng9406 8 месяцев назад +1

      Totally agree with you. The way he talks is so annoying, not to mention the China bashing propaganda is totally baseless.

    • @JonBrown-po7he
      @JonBrown-po7he 8 месяцев назад

      @@henryng9406 The majority of the narrator's 'China bashing' I wholeheartedly agree with. The CCP deserves the vast majority of complaints as long it hides behind it's xenophobic, immature cultural opacity. Xi, lacks the basic maturation to accept a different point of view or a depreciation. That sounds far too close scum bag #45, no thanks. GOP (Grifters Often Prevaricating)! The party of 'law and order', right?

  • @xcw4934
    @xcw4934 Год назад

    The North Sea trade route appears to require vessels to get within spitting distance of Alaska right? Would that really fix things?

  • @Apocalythpe
    @Apocalythpe Год назад +5

    I love your vids and how detailed you get. Keep making them and I'll keep watching them!

  • @knighttuttruptuttrup8518
    @knighttuttruptuttrup8518 Год назад +4

    What a quality presentation, I look forward to more fine content.

  • @WhatmanBruv824
    @WhatmanBruv824 Год назад

    love the channel and all the work you guys do!! Thank you!!
    (but please stop over emphasising words like HUUUUGE - MAAAAJOR - etc we get the point of the word, just a little to much every sentence. We're watching, dont worry LoL)

  • @yellowtuesday
    @yellowtuesday Год назад +6

    This puts so many things into context

  • @thatchanguy
    @thatchanguy Год назад +7

    Signed up for the bundle! This has been super educational and provides valuable context for the current conflict.

  • @Jerry.Luna63
    @Jerry.Luna63 Год назад +6

    I love these videos! Ty for your hard work on this content 🙏

    • @EyeOfThePhi
      @EyeOfThePhi Год назад +1

      my friend jaylen told me he a trump supporter =/ had to unsub =/

  • @pierre1307
    @pierre1307 9 месяцев назад

    $15 / year is the recent announced cost.. $30 / shows up as the actual cost..?

  • @jeremyfreeman866
    @jeremyfreeman866 Год назад

    Love the start wars to reference 🙂

  • @boobafett8582
    @boobafett8582 Год назад +5

    Your videos are astonishingly well made and so informative!

  • @NatoWarPigs
    @NatoWarPigs Год назад

    thank you , very eye opening !!

  • @ruffrider2626
    @ruffrider2626 Год назад +5

    Dude. What a story you came up with. Cheers. Great writing.

  • @penstar
    @penstar Год назад

    AMAZING RESEARCH

  • @fastcraft5503
    @fastcraft5503 Год назад +3

    Even the Andaman and Nicobar islands are a headache for 🇨🇳.

  • @vice.nor.virtue
    @vice.nor.virtue Год назад +12

    It's amazing how your breakout video was a breakdown of how A Game of Thrones' main plotpoints were actually based on notable events in Royalty and Politics of Great Britain hundreds of years ago. And now, today in 2022 you're creating videos about the way way more mind boggling and complex economic geopolitcal relationships of friendly and rival nations of the 21st century. Cracking stuff! What a glow-up!

  • @ryanrazer1
    @ryanrazer1 Год назад +5

    Man, these documentaries of yours, are something else!
    Great damn job!

    • @kamakiapeter7815
      @kamakiapeter7815 Год назад +1

      Finally makes sense of china's hard on for South China seas.

  • @mikelittle5250
    @mikelittle5250 Год назад

    wow, simply an enlightening video

  • @twotrackjack2260
    @twotrackjack2260 Год назад +1

    One small detail that seems to have been over looked.. the dependence of the American economy on China.. as highlighted by the global health crisis. I'm certainly no economist but if all imports from China stopped tomorrow with no nearterm hope of starting back up, I imagine effects on the economy would be brutal.

    • @debater452
      @debater452 Год назад

      China is the debentant one here

  • @Coffee_break514
    @Coffee_break514 Год назад +4

    Very informative video, this channel should make long videos like this more often