Our economy struggling with uncertainties, housing issues, foreclosures, global fluctuations, and pandemic aftermath, causing instability. Rising inflation, sluggish growth, and trade disruptions need urgent attention from all sectors to restore stability and stimulate growth.
Things are strange right now. The US dollar is becoming less valuable because of inflation, and other powerful nations waking up to trade in their own currencies. Good thing is, a lot of people still turn to the Dollar because of the safety is somehow assures. I'm worried about my retirement savings of about $420,000 losing value because of these factors and more. Where else can we keep our money?
Well, I suggest you make a diversification plan because it's been harder to build a good portfolio that stays afloat since COVID. Personally, I garner knowledge from a brokerage Adviser whom I work with, and I've actually made over $350K with their help since February. Very effective defensive strategies are used to protect my portfolio and make profits despite the ups and downs.
My financial advisor is “Annette Christine Conte ” I found her on an interview where she was featured Afterwards I reached out to her on her webpage. she has since then provided me with entry and exit points in securities I focus on.
I just looked her up on the internet and found her webpage with her credentials. I wrote her outlining my financial objectives and planned a call with her.
Well, I suggest you make a diversification plan because it's been harder to build a good portfolio that stays afloat since COVID. Personally, I gained knowledge from a brokerage Adviser whom I work with, and I've actually made over $350K with their help since February. Very effective defensive strategies are used to protect my portfolio and make profits despite the ups and downs.
The economic crisis and downturn are all the signs of 2008 market crash 2.0, so my question is do I still save in the US dollar or is it okay to move all emergency and savings to precious metals?
In light of the ongoing global economic crisis, it is crucial for everyone to prioritize investing in diverse sources of income that are not reliant on the government. This includes exploring opportunities in stocks, gold, silver, and digital currencies. Despite the challenging economic situation, it remains a favorable time to consider these investments.
Gold and Silver are often seen as a safe-haven asset that can protect against inflation and economic uncertainty. But like any investment, it carries risks. To determine if gold is the right investment option for you, an investment advisor can help you weigh the potential benefits and risks of investing in gold. They can also help you create a well-diversified portfolio that includes gold as part of a broader investment strategy. An investment advisor can help you decide how much of your portfolio should be allocated to gold and select other investments that can complement your gold holdings.
Investing in gold is a reliable choice, and I plan to keep buying more to make up for my losses. While silver is also a good investment, my collectibles are not as similar. It's important to have clear investment goals and educate yourself on the type of investment that interests you. I work with a financial consultant regulated by the SEC, and started small, but eventually accumulated over $800,000.
Can you provide instructions on how to contact your advisor? I'm experiencing erosion of my funds due to inflation and looking for a more profitable investment strategy to make better use of them.
Certainly, there are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’Marisa Michelle Litwinsky’’ for about two years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
@@Kavala76 Overcoming the G-7 Nations ability to dominate Colonial Exploitation, appears to be the biggest effect of the BRICS Trade Union? As the majority of Resources Available have indicated they intend to trade within this Group, the economic effects are lost to the G-7 Guys. As resources become more expensive, the G-7 Guys former colonial exploitation has ended. That seems to indicate they will be unable to buy essential ingredients for Industrial production.
I know right every dictators and landowners aka nation states laundering their sovereign printed currency through the US dollars and coming out the other side clean..😁..
And for four percent of the world hold 51% of the chips, that all other chips are valued on, that even if sold for other chips will still be in play. Unless people are prepared to stop playing then a new casino won't make any difference.
@@antonyjh1234 SdlihcshtoR Yes I have to spell the richest family in human history’s last name backwards because RUclips instantly deletes comments exposing their name.
@@antonyjh1234 Chips of fries are not healthy for the overweight. Most of the production happens in China & Huawei/China is now taking back their scientists from the West, producing the most exciting non-military human products ;)
🤣😇 Casino is better description than the academic categorisation as financialised (fake) "Economy" dictated by Oligarchs, MIC, big pharma & Tecno Feuldalists (Apple, MS, YT, FB, Amazon, X ...)
The last time we had a multi polar world, the first world war resulted from it. Don't be under any illusion it is a Utopia friend. We have been there before, it is nothing new as such, though I am hopeful this time it will be better, with international law absolutely central and empowered.
@@Nine-Signs WWII came about when a dying empire, Britain, desperately tried to hang on to its declining global empire and used Poland as a proxy to destroy Germany's revolutionary economic system and the ideology driving it. The NSDAP wanted a central European coalition against Bolshevism and a corrupt, compromised, drunken sociopath, Churchill, sold his soul and betrayed his nation and people to thwart that vision.
@@Nine-Signs The world is a very different place today than it was in 1914, and ordinary people, plus the scientists know a lot more than they knew back then. We all just need to learn to ignore all of the bullshit that the Americans put on the Internet.
Brilliant interview. I will ask my Japanese friends if they see themselves as a country occupied by the U.S. (after a few drinks of course!) Thanks Pascal
@@R-Cforeverfriends So, one or the other . . OR . . Someone that you might otherwise dismiss as being a "parochial special interest group" What a pig-ignorant thing to say, particularly of the Okinawan's. I think your exceptionalism is showing, considering the U.S does indeed occupy a 1/3 or more of the archipelago.
@@frenzalrhomb6919yeah but it’s a fact that fascists continued in power. You can’t say that fascism and fascists simply disappeared. They’re also occupied, both coexist. As for socialists, they seem to be a rather small group because of fascists and occupation.
@@frenzalrhomb6919 Colonial Exploitation of Okinowa is one area that seems to have potential to uncover resources that can produce a small portion of the American Colonial Exploitation. What is the resources output of Okinawa?
@danielhutchinson6604 "What is the resources output of Okinawa?" The "resource output" of both Okinawa and Japan is one of being an unsinkable Aircraft Carrier, thereby bringing a significant lift in the U.S.A's ability to quickly and effectively bring "all her guns to bare" upon "the enemy." I.E : - The S
Yes but do you drive to somewhere or do something else with that money, still using oil other people got killed over? If somebody carried those beans on their back and you got carbon credits given to you each day without having to work, 20 credits or dollars wouldn't really matter then if you really wanted coffee. A five dollar coffee or ten now isn't paying the external cost of oil, doesn't matter if it was 2 but you would only be paying less of the external costs of death and pollution. Whether you spend the money on coffee or something else, if you aren't paying the external costs now then Brics won't help that unless less amount of money needed means less over consumption and in that case you might have one dollar coffees, lower costs for the worlds poor is going to increase overall consumption, give the poor of the world an extra five dollars and they have had a 100% increase in consumption, with the modern world reducing in numbers due to old age, the consumption coming from them might mean what we saw in the last 200 could be the next 100 years.
@@antonyjh1234 The ability to measure the Value of Resources in Fiat Currency, does appear to face a challenge today? Well, in a week or two the effects of Trade Agreements that will be arranged in Kazan as the owners of resources that represent over 75% of the total available on this Planet, should make a dramatic effect on trade valuations and the participation in Fiat Currencies? Economic War is Hell.
People keep thinking that ASEAN is like some sort of EU for SE Asia. It's not. It's a loose organization of SE Asian countries that cooperate on a number of foreign policies, trade and some security issues. It is not a framework for a United States of SE Asia and people really need to drop this.
@@gerhard7323 The entire G-7 Group seems to face the inevitable collapse of the Fiat Banking System. Their use of money that seems to have lost all visible support, faces the introduction of Physical Currency in a week. The ability to offer a fixed Value to Currency used by the majority of resource providers, seems to introduce a very popular effect? The Fiat Currencies of the G-7 no longer appear to be capable of dictating economic effects.
I don't see Singapore being permitted to join BRICS even if China advocates for it. Russia has already stated countries exercising sanctions on others won't be suitable members.
I hope you continue this dialogue with these two guests. This was very informative. I would have loved for Einar to discuss the Plaza Accords and how the US undermined Japan's growing economic hegemony in the 1980s. It left Japan permanently wounded and maybe more subservient to Washington. Look forward to more discussion. I am a Japanophile and read post Meiji writing. It is really an untapped treasure here in the US.
The Current Leadership in Japan appears to be looking at China as a Neighbor, instead of as a threat? The US manipulation of the economy of Japan since WW2, did resemble Colonial status as Japan's Fate for quite a bit of the foreseeable future. As more Nations appear to shed the Fiat Currencies, and the Basis for Trade shifts to the use of Physical Currency as the BRICS Group introduces their form of determining Trade Values and Monetary computation, the ability of the G-7 Nations Fiat Currency does appear to face a formidable challenge? The sale of USS to Nippon Steel, now brings back memories of Rockefeller Center being rented out to Japan.
@@urimtefiki226 I was studying Economics then. The US Treasury promised to support the Fiat Dollar in 1970. They did OK until 20 years ago. The US Fiat Currency has no value today.
Greed is the symptom, not the cause. The cause are the rewards and incentives of capitalism itself which incentivises contempt for those without wealth by those who have it, sociopathy to protect and maintain that wealth, and pure unbridled greed to make that wealth grow. Greed is the symptom, not the cause. You want governments that are not corrupted by the rich? you want an honest media not in the pockets of the rich? You want greed not to be a problem,? great, then GET RID OF CAPITALISM. Which is a thing voting for any centrist, or any right winger, will never accomplish.
Brilliant guests and conversation. Mr. Pang embodies self-effacement and understatement with no parallel. This conversation should run a whole long night with some alcohol.
There are times when I justly have to pat myself on the back! I did not go to college but 30 years ago I argued with friends that the US is starting to control world banking and this will eventually be used to force countries to do as they are told or be destroyed financially. “This would extend to domestic economics and military intervention. It will be another weapon!” I was ridiculed! But, as a socialist I understood that they were effectively making socialism illegal as a political choice because we (in the UK) were signing trade and financial agreements that will make it impossible to have a choice at the polls. “You will have two parties that both subscribe to exactly the same economic system! Socialism will no longer be a choice simply because it can’t be implemented!” Fast forward 30 years…
Exactumundo! You indicate the time the economic domination was emphasized. The last 20 years have demonstrated the cost of the USA purchase of the Eastern European Nations business. The cost to the US Economy has been over $30 trillion. Now that the USA has appropriated the devotion and resources available in the Balkans, the money to rebuild Military Power has faded. The Currency available to pay Workers in the USA to provide more weapons and Ammo. has gone. The US inflation of essential goods cost has driven the ability to support the US Fiat Currency into oblivion. The ability to continue the struggle to convince the Planet to love US Dollars is over. The Currency in 2 weeks will demonstrate no value.
@@dinnerwithfranklin2451 55 years ago I argued with Classmates about the future of Capital as the new form was introduced. Now it seems like the replacement has exceed it's Limitations?
@@danielhutchinson6604 I presume you are referring to the move from gold backed to fiat currency. If so then I would suggest that it exceeded it's limitations immediately but I see currency as a symbol and therefore has no intrinsic value.
If you respect Kant as a metaphysician and moral philosopher, do not read his writings on non-European societies, particularly China. The thinker who took the best from Kant, ignored Kant’s weaknesses, and advanced western philosophy to its next stage was Schopenhauer. He was also the first western thinker who studied, respected and was influenced by Asian philosophy and religion.
I totally agree with John and Pascal about Japan. Japan will never have to guts, confidence or desire to pull away from the US or EU as it sees itself as superior to Asia..
Einar Tangen . Your facts and logical explanation and high level thinking memerize me. If I were to compare you with Gordon Chang he is a " real novice" in geo-political of China and Asia. He is more often wrong then right in all of his views.
In ancient time Japan tried to be eastern Song and Tang dynsties kind of empire and then they tried to be eastern westerners kind of nation. Wow… they are so lost. Now they have astockholm-syndrom.
Woderful discussion. You and. Your guests helo to clarify the BRICS project creat some interesting ideas and even manage to make the debate very entertaining. Bravo
De dollarisation is not us and them. It is a collection of options. It is a protection against sanctions. India does not need to de-dollarise. However expect it to be described as us or them by those who dont want change.
Participating in a Physical Currency system, that has a fixed cost for Trade Valuations, appears to challenge the US Domination of Currency with their Fiat Cash values. As the resources that appear to be well over the majority of available products on this planet, appear to be at the least sending Representatives to Kazan next week, the arrangement of Trade Deals that those Nations seem to acquire by deciding the profits of trade with those who have resources that embellish their economy, looks possible? Last years trade arrangements by 60 participants who met in South Africa, delivered several effects that seem to drive western inflation up a notch? This year the 100 additional Participants will actually present a visible problem to the G-7 Group. Economic War is Hell.....
One of the greatest discussion of a new age and new world, let see it though for the better of all humankind. There still even more fine tuning that can be grown from this set point .
The U.S. economy can actually get better if only the govt can start making better decisions for the sake of it's citizens, cos' they've really made life more difficult for its residents.inflation has left the less haves bearing the brunt of the burden. Its already eating into my entire $620k retirement portfolio. Like where else can we invest our money with less risks?
Knowledgeable Investors know where and how to put money during a crisis in order to reduce risk and maximize returns. See a market strategist with experience if you are unable to manage these market conditions.
This is precisely why I like having an asset manager look over my day-to-day market decisions: with their extensive knowledge of going long and short at the same time, using risk for its asymmetrical upside and laying it off as a hedge against the inevitable downward turns, their skillset makes it nearly impossible for them to underperform. I've been utilizing a manager for more than two years, and I've made over 85% of my initial amount
I’ve heard of Stacy Lynn Staples. What I like about her is that she doesn’t just give generic advice. She really takes the time to understand your situation and help you come up with a plan that makes sense for you
Consensus is easier than you think. As humans we have common aims. I have worked with over 30 people in this way. It takes longer and requires discussion but is more sure. If decisions are pushed through they come back to bite. Consensus decisions have little comeback and are supported rather than undermined
Consensus appears to be what is sought in Kazan next week? As the majority of resource provider Nations send Representatives, the Trade they arrange by consensus may drive the Western Currencies into oblivion?
Among the ASEAN countries, only the Philippines is not going in the same direction. Yes! Even Myanmar is. And yes, US is exceptiona... Exceptionally stupid!
Pascal, RUclips has not shown me a single one of your videos in my feed for months. I’ve been manually searching to find your channel which they have continuously unsubscribed me from
The financial market is very similar if not identical to horse racing where the "experts" tell you, which horse is going to win and after the race can explain in detail why it came in last.
Russia build up a new airplane from the scratch, the MC 21. A very modern airplane, some light years further in development in comparison to the cheap "modernization" of the old Boeing 737, called 737 MAX with only two new engines under the old wings. Boeing "modernization" cost Boeing now at minimum 18,000 jobs, a lot of credibility - and btw. 400 Passengers and crew-staff their lives.
John Pang's comment about Japan hopefully rediscovering its Asian roots is spot on. Sadly fewer younger Japanese are studying, doing internships or working abroad. The number of Japanese students studying the Chinese, Korean and other Asian languages is in decline.
The Japanese have lost their momentum since they were forced into the Plaza Accords by their occupier the USA and have been in decline ever since in almost every area.
26:00 the boom and bust cycle is a result of a “gold rush” approach to investing, a characteristic of imperial economic exploitation of colonies. perhaps there is an older and more sustainable approach to investing that is more like farming, that nurtures healthy productive capabilities and sensible risk hedging for the long term.
I loved this conversation. Re: Japan, they will still have issues of food/energy security that they had prior to WW2 (when usa embargoed/sanctioned them). If they militarise, no one in asia/south east asia will trust them. And if they don’t militarise, they will never be able to shake off their current coloniser. Only way forward is to be friendly with their neighbours (also apologise for their WW2 atrocities/eat humble pie) and restart the relationship there. Japan can be strong just trading and exporting high tech products just like they did in the 80s. And with that strength and alignment with SEA, they can perhaps kick the usa out of that region permanently.
What's going on?! I've been watching cartoons in my basement for the last couple decades. What the heck is goin' on?!?! Are you all saying the States isn't in great shape? Blows me away how long it took for people to begin to see an issue. We are just getting started folks. I'm optimistic!
Author Paul Kennedy pointed out that Japan plays a very intelligent game with the USA of spending just enough on defense whist staying under the US security umbrella. This is true if Europe too and was the post war deal. In exchange, they support the USA diplomatically at the UN etc.
Our economy struggling with uncertainties, housing issues, foreclosures, global fluctuations, and pandemic aftermath, causing instability. Rising inflation, sluggish growth, and trade disruptions need urgent attention from all sectors to restore stability and stimulate growth.
Things are strange right now. The US dollar is becoming less valuable because of inflation, and other powerful nations waking up to trade in their own currencies. Good thing is, a lot of people still turn to the Dollar because of the safety is somehow assures. I'm worried about my retirement savings of about $420,000 losing value because of these factors and more. Where else can we keep our money?
Well, I suggest you make a diversification plan because it's been harder to build a good portfolio that stays afloat since COVID. Personally, I garner knowledge from a brokerage Adviser whom I work with, and I've actually made over $350K with their help since February. Very effective defensive strategies are used to protect my portfolio and make profits despite the ups and downs.
My financial advisor is “Annette Christine Conte ” I found her on an interview where she was featured Afterwards I reached out to her on her webpage. she has since then provided me with entry and exit points in securities I focus on.
I just looked her up on the internet and found her webpage with her credentials. I wrote her outlining my financial objectives and planned a call with her.
Well, I suggest you make a diversification plan because it's been harder to build a good portfolio that stays afloat since COVID. Personally, I gained knowledge from a brokerage Adviser whom I work with, and I've actually made over $350K with their help since February. Very effective defensive strategies are used to protect my portfolio and make profits despite the ups and downs.
Pascal ,your choice of guests on your podcast is remarkable.Very smart people
smart - yes, but quite disrespectful to "Those Ku-Ku countries, you name one" @EinarTangen
Brilliant discussion, admirable guests, your efforts to bring such experts on your show is greatly appreciated, Pascal.
Replacement of UN with World BRICS Parliament © is imminent and supported by Chabad and world largest financial players and majority of world population=82.38% of countries 159 out of 193 joining BRICS unit © and there'll be more!
So, no, this pattern and historical current neither covid plandemia nor even ww3 could change, as it is beyond the nature of Politics, Religion, or ideologies...it is above! It is the nature of evolutionary biology and anthropology that western civilization is in decline and Eastern races DNA and Life force increased and improved integration (inFORMation synthesis) momentum!
Ps.
Collective west dictatorship superimposed without any consensus vs. combined effort to join BRICS and ASEAN countries=will be discussed during BRICS alternative financial system implementation in Kazan in a week time, world top brains and brands, as well as politicians, invited!
The economic crisis and downturn are all the signs of 2008 market crash 2.0, so my question is do I still save in the US dollar or is it okay to move all emergency and savings to precious metals?
In light of the ongoing global economic crisis, it is crucial for everyone to prioritize investing in diverse sources of income that are not reliant on the government. This includes exploring opportunities in stocks, gold, silver, and digital currencies. Despite the challenging economic situation, it remains a favorable time to consider these investments.
Gold and Silver are often seen as a safe-haven asset that can protect against inflation and economic uncertainty. But like any investment, it carries risks. To determine if gold is the right investment option for you, an investment advisor can help you weigh the potential benefits and risks of investing in gold. They can also help you create a well-diversified portfolio that includes gold as part of a broader investment strategy. An investment advisor can help you decide how much of your portfolio should be allocated to gold and select other investments that can complement your gold holdings.
Investing in gold is a reliable choice, and I plan to keep buying more to make up for my losses. While silver is also a good investment, my collectibles are not as similar. It's important to have clear investment goals and educate yourself on the type of investment that interests you. I work with a financial consultant regulated by the SEC, and started small, but eventually accumulated over $800,000.
Can you provide instructions on how to contact your advisor? I'm experiencing erosion of my funds due to inflation and looking for a more profitable investment strategy to make better use of them.
Certainly, there are a handful of experts in the field. I've experimented with a few over the past years, but I've stuck with ‘’Marisa Michelle Litwinsky’’ for about two years now, and her performance has been consistently impressive. She’s quite known in her field, look-her up.
BRICS is one of many means that shall usher in a 1000 years of peace.
A few years of optimism? Probable.
A thousand years of peace? Improbable.
@@Kavala76 Overcoming the G-7 Nations ability to dominate Colonial Exploitation,
appears to be the biggest effect of the BRICS Trade Union?
As the majority of Resources Available have indicated they intend to trade within this Group,
the economic effects are lost to the G-7 Guys.
As resources become more expensive,
the G-7 Guys former colonial exploitation has ended.
That seems to indicate they will be unable to buy
essential ingredients for Industrial production.
No because they are still using BIS and this is the hornets nest of world economy.
I hope so, but no guarantees!
Replacement of UN with World BRICS Parliament © is imminent and supported by Chabad and world largest financial players and majority of world population=82.38% of countries 159 out of 193 joining BRICS unit © and there'll be more!
So, no, this pattern and historical current neither covid plandemia nor even ww3 could change, as it is beyond the nature of Politics, Religion, or ideologies...it is above! It is the nature of evolutionary biology and anthropology that western civilization is in decline and Eastern races DNA and Life force increased and improved integration (inFORMation synthesis) momentum!
Ps.
Collective west dictatorship superimposed without any consensus vs. combined effort to join BRICS and ASEAN countries=will be discussed during BRICS alternative financial system implementation in Kazan in a week time, world top brains and brands, as well as politicians, invited!
Excellent conversation. Thank Einar. Thank you John. Thank you Pascal. Well done. Carry on. Best wishes. 🌞🤸🏽♂️🖖🏼 “Let’s get drunk!” ✌🏽
Replacement of UN with World BRICS Parliament © is imminent and supported by Chabad and world largest financial players and majority of world population=82.38% of countries 159 out of 193 joining BRICS unit © and there'll be more!
So, no, this pattern and historical current neither covid plandemia nor even ww3 could change, as it is beyond the nature of Politics, Religion, or ideologies...it is above! It is the nature of evolutionary biology and anthropology that western civilization is in decline and Eastern races DNA and Life force increased and improved integration (inFORMation synthesis) momentum!
Ps.
Collective west dictatorship superimposed without any consensus vs. combined effort to join BRICS and ASEAN countries=will be discussed during BRICS alternative financial system implementation in Kazan in a week time, world top brains and brands, as well as politicians, invited!
US, a casino masquerading as a democratic 🤡
I know right every dictators and landowners aka nation states laundering their sovereign printed currency through the US dollars and coming out the other side clean..😁..
And for four percent of the world hold 51% of the chips, that all other chips are valued on, that even if sold for other chips will still be in play. Unless people are prepared to stop playing then a new casino won't make any difference.
@@antonyjh1234
SdlihcshtoR
Yes I have to spell the richest family in human history’s last name backwards because RUclips instantly deletes comments exposing their name.
@@antonyjh1234 Chips of fries are not healthy for the overweight. Most of the production happens in China & Huawei/China is now taking back their scientists from the West, producing the most exciting non-military human products ;)
🤣😇 Casino is better description than the academic categorisation as financialised (fake) "Economy" dictated by Oligarchs, MIC, big pharma & Tecno Feuldalists (Apple, MS, YT, FB, Amazon, X ...)
A multipolar world is the only way forward!!!... Goodspeed Brics!!
The last time we had a multi polar world, the first world war resulted from it. Don't be under any illusion it is a Utopia friend. We have been there before, it is nothing new as such, though I am hopeful this time it will be better, with international law absolutely central and empowered.
@@Nine-Signs WWII came about when a dying empire, Britain, desperately tried to hang on to its declining global empire and used Poland as a proxy to destroy Germany's revolutionary economic system and the ideology driving it. The NSDAP wanted a central European coalition against Bolshevism and a corrupt, compromised, drunken sociopath, Churchill, sold his soul and betrayed his nation and people to thwart that vision.
Does that remind you of anything going on in the world today?
Replacement of UN with World BRICS Parliament © is imminent and supported by Chabad and world largest financial players and majority of world population=82.38% of countries 159 out of 193 joining BRICS unit © and there'll be more!
So, no, this pattern and historical current neither covid plandemia nor even ww3 could change, as it is beyond the nature of Politics, Religion, or ideologies...it is above! It is the nature of evolutionary biology and anthropology that western civilization is in decline and Eastern races DNA and Life force increased and improved integration (inFORMation synthesis) momentum!
Ps.
Collective west dictatorship superimposed without any consensus vs. combined effort to join BRICS and ASEAN countries=will be discussed during BRICS alternative financial system implementation in Kazan in a week time, world top brains and brands, as well as politicians, invited!
@@Nine-Signs The world is a very different place today than it was in 1914, and ordinary people, plus the scientists know a lot more than they knew back then. We all just need to learn to ignore all of the bullshit that the Americans put on the Internet.
Among the many great and enlightening discussion neutrality studies has hosted, this may be the best I've watched
yes it is. watched it twice
@@siamcharm7904
I'm twelve minutes in and I see exactly why.
3 paid from Putin.
@@maronilyProjection must be fun ey? How about you work for me instead and I pay you double?
@@maronily
If Putin is paying me, can you please tell him to start sending the money to me and stop sending it to wherever it's going now?
What an open, respectful and informative discussion! More of it please. Thx!
Trouble is it isn't the dollar collapsing it is the entire Empire.
I don't see it as trouble it's a blessing period!😂😂
Flailing and starting wars everywhere.
3 paid from Putin.
@@maronily Anything intelligent to add?
@@mariadamen7886Its a real stretch to expect intelligence from the brainless. "By their fruits we shall know them"
Welcome to the real world!!
Excellent discussion
Hopeful ❤
Brilliant interview. I will ask my Japanese friends if they see themselves as a country occupied by the U.S. (after a few drinks of course!) Thanks Pascal
socialsit friends? fascists? okinawan friends?
@@R-Cforeverfriends
So, one or the other . . OR . . Someone that you might otherwise dismiss as being a "parochial special interest group"
What a pig-ignorant thing to say, particularly of the Okinawan's. I think your exceptionalism is showing, considering the U.S does indeed occupy a 1/3 or more of the archipelago.
@@frenzalrhomb6919yeah but it’s a fact that fascists continued in power. You can’t say that fascism and fascists simply disappeared. They’re also occupied, both coexist. As for socialists, they seem to be a rather small group because of fascists and occupation.
@@frenzalrhomb6919 Colonial Exploitation of Okinowa is one area that seems to have potential to uncover resources that can produce a small portion of the American Colonial Exploitation.
What is the resources output of Okinawa?
@danielhutchinson6604
"What is the resources output of Okinawa?"
The "resource output" of both Okinawa and Japan is one of being an unsinkable Aircraft Carrier, thereby bringing a significant lift in the U.S.A's ability to quickly and effectively bring "all her guns to bare" upon "the enemy." I.E : - The S
I don’t buy $5 cups of Starbucks coffee now, so I certainly wouldn’t be buying $7, $8 or $10 cups of coffee anytime in the future.
I'm short, all shorts will require years of patience - don't bother. Folks are "out to lunch."
Yes but do you drive to somewhere or do something else with that money, still using oil other people got killed over? If somebody carried those beans on their back and you got carbon credits given to you each day without having to work, 20 credits or dollars wouldn't really matter then if you really wanted coffee. A five dollar coffee or ten now isn't paying the external cost of oil, doesn't matter if it was 2 but you would only be paying less of the external costs of death and pollution.
Whether you spend the money on coffee or something else, if you aren't paying the external costs now then Brics won't help that unless less amount of money needed means less over consumption and in that case you might have one dollar coffees, lower costs for the worlds poor is going to increase overall consumption, give the poor of the world an extra five dollars and they have had a 100% increase in consumption, with the modern world reducing in numbers due to old age, the consumption coming from them might mean what we saw in the last 200 could be the next 100 years.
It’s called value adding Labour and machinery and water and milk and sugar.
@@antonyjh1234 The ability to measure the Value of Resources in Fiat Currency, does appear to face a challenge today?
Well, in a week or two the effects of Trade Agreements that will be arranged in Kazan as the owners of resources that represent over 75% of the total available on this Planet, should make a dramatic effect on trade valuations and the participation in Fiat Currencies?
Economic War is Hell.
@@danielhutchinson6604 Not sure what you are saying here, all countries that have the ability to print their own money is going to suddenly, stop?
Einar Tangent is a breath of fresh air...❤😂
Wow! 2 of my favorite people being interviewed here from SE Asia! Thank you!
44thousand US troops stationed in Japan. The Japanese don't like it. Meanwhile Germany seems to love it's own occuption. Mind boggling.
People keep thinking that ASEAN is like some sort of EU for SE Asia. It's not. It's a loose organization of SE Asian countries that cooperate on a number of foreign policies, trade and some security issues. It is not a framework for a United States of SE Asia and people really need to drop this.
Very wise too. The EU is heading for a fall I think.
@@gerhard7323 The entire G-7 Group seems to face the inevitable collapse of the Fiat Banking System.
Their use of money that seems to have lost all visible support, faces the introduction of Physical Currency in a week.
The ability to offer a fixed Value to Currency used by the majority of resource providers,
seems to introduce a very popular effect?
The Fiat Currencies of the G-7 no longer appear to be capable of dictating economic effects.
Greetings from Australia
I don't see Singapore being permitted to join BRICS even if China advocates for it. Russia has already stated countries exercising sanctions on others won't be suitable members.
Putin doesn't seem to be the forgiving type. He keeps scores and thoroughly double checks his "friendly" partners.
@@janetmalcolm3403 Yes, you're right & it was self-inflicted on Singapore's part.
Two brilliant guests! 👍👍
I hope you continue this dialogue with these two guests. This was very informative. I would have loved for Einar to discuss the Plaza Accords and how the US undermined Japan's growing economic hegemony in the 1980s. It left Japan permanently wounded and maybe more subservient to Washington. Look forward to more discussion. I am a Japanophile and read post Meiji writing. It is really an untapped treasure here in the US.
The Current Leadership in Japan appears to be looking at China as a Neighbor,
instead of as a threat?
The US manipulation of the economy of Japan since WW2,
did resemble Colonial status as Japan's Fate for quite a bit of the foreseeable future.
As more Nations appear to shed the Fiat Currencies, and the Basis for Trade shifts to the use of Physical Currency as the BRICS Group introduces their form of determining Trade Values and Monetary computation, the ability of the G-7 Nations Fiat Currency does appear to face a formidable challenge?
The sale of USS to Nippon Steel, now brings back memories of Rockefeller Center being rented out to Japan.
CCP say Japanese and Germans don't like America. Alliances say different. Have more on xommon with America that Russia loving autocratic China
Brilliant discussian, wish Australia would take note.
West downfall, unbridled GREED, GREED, GREED and GREED!!
1970
@@urimtefiki226 I was studying Economics then.
The US Treasury promised to support the Fiat Dollar in 1970.
They did OK until 20 years ago.
The US Fiat Currency has no value today.
Greed is the symptom, not the cause. The cause are the rewards and incentives of capitalism itself which incentivises contempt for those without wealth by those who have it, sociopathy to protect and maintain that wealth, and pure unbridled greed to make that wealth grow.
Greed is the symptom, not the cause. You want governments that are not corrupted by the rich?
you want an honest media not in the pockets of the rich?
You want greed not to be a problem,?
great, then GET RID OF CAPITALISM. Which is a thing voting for any centrist, or any right winger, will never accomplish.
@@Nine-Signs Try finding a good candidate in the West, the Uni-party owns the election, The US is rotted away.
Yes, Greed plus Arrogance.
Brilliant guests and conversation. Mr. Pang embodies self-effacement and understatement with no parallel. This conversation should run a whole long night with some alcohol.
Enjoyed this discussion! Thank you Einar Tangen
I enjoyed this discussion tremendously. Thank you.
Excellent discussion!
Great minds on this program
Amazingly smart and humble guests. Great host!
Pascal, weiter so!
Amazing guests, wonderful interview 🎉
There are times when I justly have to pat myself on the back! I did not go to college but 30 years ago I argued with friends that the US is starting to control world banking and this will eventually be used to force countries to do as they are told or be destroyed financially. “This would extend to domestic economics and military intervention. It will be another weapon!” I was ridiculed!
But, as a socialist I understood that they were effectively making socialism illegal as a political choice because we (in the UK) were signing trade and financial agreements that will make it impossible to have a choice at the polls. “You will have two parties that both subscribe to exactly the same economic system! Socialism will no longer be a choice simply because it can’t be implemented!”
Fast forward 30 years…
Exactumundo!
You indicate the time the economic domination was emphasized.
The last 20 years have demonstrated the cost of the USA purchase of the Eastern European Nations business.
The cost to the US Economy has been over $30 trillion.
Now that the USA has appropriated the devotion and resources available in the Balkans,
the money to rebuild Military Power has faded.
The Currency available to pay Workers in the USA to provide more weapons and Ammo.
has gone.
The US inflation of essential goods cost has driven the ability to support the US Fiat Currency into oblivion.
The ability to continue the struggle to convince the Planet to love US Dollars is over.
The Currency in 2 weeks will demonstrate no value.
Yup.
You nailed it. I'd guess using socialism as a methodology helped?
@@dinnerwithfranklin2451 55 years ago I argued with Classmates about the future of Capital as the new form was introduced.
Now it seems like the replacement has exceed it's Limitations?
@@danielhutchinson6604 I presume you are referring to the move from gold backed to fiat currency. If so then I would suggest that it exceeded it's limitations immediately but I see currency as a symbol and therefore has no intrinsic value.
Einar is the Man.
CCP lover who hates America
😂 " let's get drunk and let's get honest".
Excellent episode, very interesting reflections on Japan.
Great video
another hit dr Pascal!
Come on! Japan leaders left their balls in DC for the last 50+ years!
To be censured by YT, it is always a pleasure - for me.
They seem to make you feel assured, that your comment was forceful and effective.
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Einar is knowledgeable, insightful, and HILARIOUS 😅.
This is the best way to learn 😊.
Thank you, Pascal.
Immanuel Kant:" Europe is like a crab." Crab is crab and nothing more...
is it spelled with a b or p 😂
If you respect Kant as a metaphysician and moral philosopher, do not read his writings on non-European societies, particularly China.
The thinker who took the best from Kant, ignored Kant’s weaknesses, and advanced western philosophy to its next stage was Schopenhauer. He was also the first western thinker who studied, respected and was influenced by Asian philosophy and religion.
Another interesting and informative discussion! Thank you.
Evil can't rule forever 😂😂😅
I totally agree with John and Pascal about Japan. Japan will never have to guts, confidence or desire to pull away from the US or EU as it sees itself as superior to Asia..
Japan has a stockholm-syndrom.
@@walhdamaskus2408also known as “Madame Butterfly” syndrome.
@@walhdamaskus2408also known as Madame Butterfly syndrome.
Yes. Very intetesting discussion. Especially the reintegration of Japan into Asia!
ecurrency is a superhighway to totalitarianism
Excellent talk!
Einar Tangen . Your facts and logical explanation and high level thinking memerize me. If I were to compare you with Gordon Chang he is a " real novice" in geo-political of China and Asia. He is more often wrong then right in all of his views.
How extraordinary people, knowing what is going on and at the same time to be able to enjoy the possibility to relax and laugh. Thank you all of you .
In ancient time Japan tried to be eastern Song and Tang dynsties kind of empire and then they tried to be eastern westerners kind of nation. Wow… they are so lost. Now they have astockholm-syndrom.
Great and fun discussion!
Thank goodness for BRICS and all the national leaders ne that have joined them.
Woderful discussion. You and. Your guests helo to clarify the BRICS project creat some interesting ideas and even manage to make the debate very entertaining. Bravo
De dollarisation is not us and them. It is a collection of options. It is a protection against sanctions. India does not need to de-dollarise. However expect it to be described as us or them by those who dont want change.
Participating in a Physical Currency system, that has a fixed cost for Trade Valuations, appears to challenge the US Domination of Currency with their Fiat Cash values.
As the resources that appear to be well over the majority of available products on this planet, appear to be at the least sending Representatives to Kazan next week, the arrangement of Trade Deals that those Nations seem to acquire by deciding the profits of trade with those who have resources that embellish their economy, looks possible?
Last years trade arrangements by 60 participants who met in South Africa, delivered several effects that seem to drive western inflation up a notch?
This year the 100 additional Participants will actually present a visible problem to the G-7 Group.
Economic War is Hell.....
Excellent discussion. Thank you Pascal.
Wonderful news Sir thank you for the truth
EXCELLENT!
American Govment brilliantly and single-handedly causes the downfall of its own dollar and banking system 👍👍👍
One of the greatest discussion of a new age and new world, let see it though for the better of all humankind. There still even more fine tuning that can be grown from this set point .
Great discussion 👍
Thank you for this discussion.
Brilliant work as ever Pascal. Thank you and please keep it up.
Great stuff, gentlemen. Thanks.
superb
Excellent conversation.
Pascal, no matter how sympathetic and integrated you are, the Japanese will not tell you - you are not Japanese!
Truly enlightening.
We need to trade in our own currencies because its our democratic RIGHT
Backed by gold, as golden rule.
Tell that to the Americans.
Thanks, A wonderful talk...
The U.S. economy can actually get better if only the govt can start making better decisions for the sake of it's citizens, cos' they've really made life more difficult for its residents.inflation has left the less haves bearing the brunt of the burden. Its already eating into my entire $620k retirement portfolio. Like where else can we invest our money with less risks?
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Consensus is easier than you think. As humans we have common aims. I have worked with over 30 people in this way. It takes longer and requires discussion but is more sure. If decisions are pushed through they come back to bite. Consensus decisions have little comeback and are supported rather than undermined
Consensus appears to be what is sought in Kazan next week?
As the majority of resource provider Nations send Representatives,
the Trade they arrange by consensus may drive the Western Currencies
into oblivion?
@@danielhutchinson6604 Hopefully
Among the ASEAN countries, only the Philippines is not going in the same direction. Yes! Even Myanmar is.
And yes, US is exceptiona... Exceptionally stupid!
Every family has a black sheep. BRICS has India. EU has Hungary. NATO has Turkey.
Global majority.. dump the dollar now!
Nobody is as articulate as Einar.
It's high time! Cheers!
Pascal, RUclips has not shown me a single one of your videos in my feed for months. I’ve been manually searching to find your channel which they have continuously unsubscribed me from
Thanks ×3 💙
The financial market is very similar if not identical to horse racing where the "experts" tell you, which horse is going to win and after the race can explain in detail why it came in last.
I really enjoyed this conversations
Neutral Studies is very informative. I have learned a lot from it.
Russia build up a new airplane from the scratch, the MC 21. A very modern airplane, some light years further in development in comparison to the cheap "modernization" of the old Boeing 737, called 737 MAX with only two new engines under the old wings. Boeing "modernization" cost Boeing now at minimum 18,000 jobs, a lot of credibility - and btw. 400 Passengers and crew-staff their lives.
John Pang's comment about Japan hopefully rediscovering its Asian roots is spot on. Sadly fewer younger Japanese are studying, doing internships or working abroad. The number of Japanese students studying the Chinese, Korean and other Asian languages is in decline.
The Japanese have lost their momentum since they were forced into the Plaza Accords by their occupier the USA and have been in decline ever since in almost every area.
Usa may have forgotten HIROSHIMA & NAGASAKI BUT THE JAPANESE HAVE NOT FORGOTTEN
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u r perfectly correct
The one measure will be the Gold price in relation to the county currency. Think that's the idea of the BRICS to hold Gold.
26:00 the boom and bust cycle is a result of a “gold rush” approach to investing, a characteristic of imperial economic exploitation of colonies. perhaps there is an older and more sustainable approach to investing that is more like farming, that nurtures healthy productive capabilities and sensible risk hedging for the long term.
Nobody wants to be occupied.. period.
I loved this conversation. Re: Japan, they will still have issues of food/energy security that they had prior to WW2 (when usa embargoed/sanctioned them). If they militarise, no one in asia/south east asia will trust them. And if they don’t militarise, they will never be able to shake off their current coloniser. Only way forward is to be friendly with their neighbours (also apologise for their WW2 atrocities/eat humble pie) and restart the relationship there. Japan can be strong just trading and exporting high tech products just like they did in the 80s. And with that strength and alignment with SEA, they can perhaps kick the usa out of that region permanently.
What's going on?! I've been watching cartoons in my basement for the last couple decades. What the heck is goin' on?!?! Are you all saying the States isn't in great shape?
Blows me away how long it took for people to begin to see an issue. We are just getting started folks. I'm optimistic!
Such a great segment.
Thank you for sharing, very informative 😢
Please address the loss of control for the individual and the tyrannical control given to the governments
Great talk.
Great discussion. I learned a lot.
Author Paul Kennedy pointed out that Japan plays a very intelligent game with the USA of spending just enough on defense whist staying under the US security umbrella. This is true if Europe too and was the post war deal. In exchange, they support the USA diplomatically at the UN etc.
Japan is USA occupied territory. The Japanese got neutered by the Yanks. The samurai are rolling in their graves.
Many hope to believe that BRICS is meant to debunk and end the US financial hegemony and not to take over US financial hegemonic and oppressive rule.
Malaysia Boleh..!