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  • Опубликовано: 8 фев 2025
  • Chinese President Xi Jinping's dream project, the Belt and Road Initiative has suffered yet another blow. The Philippines has decided to exit it. With that, it has become the second country to do so after Italy. Why are countries pulling out of BRI? Is this the beginning of the end of BRI?
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Комментарии • 1,8 тыс.

  • @bertdejesus3578
    @bertdejesus3578 Год назад +45

    The Philippines did not literally exit the Belt Road Project. Its just that China just did not even start anything on the project and just kept it hanging. It was only right for the Philippines to default the project and seek for other investors. India, Japan and ADB were interested in the project

    • @silentwatcher1455
      @silentwatcher1455 Год назад

      As you know, its politics. China doesn't trust Philippines, no reason to lend money for infrastructures. Would you lend money to a person who befriended your enemy?

    • @HABIBIBIBIBIBI50
      @HABIBIBIBIBIBI50 Год назад +4

      I thought this is the downfall of Philippines guess I'm wrong especially Marcos got so much investor from AUSTRALIA JAPAN AND UK and got project from us nuclear power plant.

    • @bertdejesus3578
      @bertdejesus3578 Год назад +4

      @@HABIBIBIBIBIBI50 Philippines is far off from going to a downfall without the China Investments. Our true heroes are still the OFWs who remits billions of dollars to the Philippines coffers. As for the Nuclear Power Plant, i am all for this, but will it translate to lower cost of Electricity? And all the renewables are cheaper to install but is it reducing our electric bill? The way it is our ERC is so corrupted it needs a total revamp.

    • @RRRosadino
      @RRRosadino Год назад +1

      Philippines is literally exit because of West Philippine Sea issue

    • @gricogary5772
      @gricogary5772 Год назад

      True or not the Philippines should do it earlier, we know china can't be trusted

  • @motherliberty
    @motherliberty Год назад +501

    As a Filipino I welcome this as a very good news, we do not need funding from china which is notorious in using their projects as debt traps, their infrastructures are not durable and will only generate few jobs as they always tend to hire their own people and use substandard materials.
    This is a very good news

    • @HassanHosseini128
      @HassanHosseini128 Год назад +1

      Which good news? Debt traps are welcome from us. All the show is designed and played by us a country that has milions innocents humans blood on her hands. China har never fell a bomb under last 40 years, is a friendly country that despite us does not babble but act really with many examples in different countries.

    • @joeldaganasol6145
      @joeldaganasol6145 Год назад +13

      Tama kabayan

    • @eish3291
      @eish3291 Год назад +48

      Good, go to the IMF and world Bank then see what a real debt trap looks like.

    • @XTreachery
      @XTreachery Год назад

      ​@@eish3291dont cry insect

    • @animewarrior7
      @animewarrior7 Год назад +10

      so true

  • @koksiongseo6114
    @koksiongseo6114 Год назад +335

    Philippines pulling out from BRI shows that there is freedom to choose.

    • @ricoblancovmb
      @ricoblancovmb Год назад +29

      Yes absolutely we dont rely on cheap products and infrastructure.

    • @allkindofstuff5565
      @allkindofstuff5565 Год назад +5

      Free china west sea from Philippines

    • @ricoblancovmb
      @ricoblancovmb Год назад +4

      @@allkindofstuff5565 China have sea on west Ughyur crying on you haha

    • @B_y1n
      @B_y1n Год назад +4

      Here comes Sara!😉

    • @blackwingz0910
      @blackwingz0910 Год назад

      Because China delayed always the infrastructure..2018 is the beginning of construction but until 2023 nothing gonna happen of infrastructure funded by China

  • @Batman19203
    @Batman19203 Год назад +302

    Huge respect for the Philippines' independent thinking! This is the beginning of a great journey for the nation!

    • @eish3291
      @eish3291 Год назад +5

      Let's see if independent thinking is now going to get Japan or other countries to help them build their country free of charge.😅

    • @Batman19203
      @Batman19203 Год назад +13

      @@eish3291 Independent thinking is when you know that 'nothing' comes free of charge :)

    • @hakhaimo
      @hakhaimo Год назад +12

      @@eish3291 Why free of charge? The Philippines can afford paying its own loan, thank you very much. Much of railway projects in the Philippines are funded by Japan.

    • @noelgreg24
      @noelgreg24 Год назад +7

      ​@@eish3291as if China's infra is being offered as free of charge.😂

    • @RakimTabuni
      @RakimTabuni Год назад +4

      ​@@eish3291Mahilig ka siguro sa libre when in fact Philippines can pay billion pesos for its infrastructures

  • @zzzzzsleeping
    @zzzzzsleeping Год назад +107

    Among ASEAN nations, The Philippines don't have much infrastructure financed by Chinese death trap loans. Many years ago, Malaysia warned the Philippines on the Belt and Road initiatives of China. Instead, The Philippines stayed with Japan. Their infrastructures like the big subway project is financed by Japan at a very low-interest rates of .001%.
    One reason why Indonesia, Malaysia, Singapore, Cambodia, Laos, and Thailand are silent OR DUMBFOUNDED in the issue of the South China Sea is that they are in the pocket of China.
    Every man for himself. The Philippines are not getting support with the Asean, therefore she has to secure her sovereign right by all means ..... herself. Vietnam will do the same.

    • @RakimTabuni
      @RakimTabuni Год назад +6

      Debt trap not death trap😂

    • @zzzzzsleeping
      @zzzzzsleeping Год назад +29

      @olivercharm9256 it's a death trap - everyone knows debt but the high interest rate will kill you to death.
      It's a sarcasm.

    • @RakimTabuni
      @RakimTabuni Год назад +2

      @@zzzzzsleeping Ok agree

    • @lvjinbin28
      @lvjinbin28 Год назад +5

      Because the 153 BRI countries are all fools, they must be China's military colonies, so they are forced to not choose best Western and Japanese loans. Hahaha

    • @jesussucgang3040
      @jesussucgang3040 Год назад

      Inflate Communist China Flag 🇨🇳
      and
      See the RED two(2) eyed beast
      with eight(8) horns
      See Geography
      Taiwan will be taken by force to complete the second eye of the dragon.
      1.about to swallow North Korea
      2.about to swallow the Lion
      Philippines the Lion
      Manila and Luzon FOREHEAD
      Palawan Island SNOUT
      Panay Island the EYE
      The Lion with Three(3) Stars
      The Official Seal of The Office of
      The Philippines President
      Scripture:
      Revelation 12:4
      New International Version
      4 Its tail swept a third of the stars out of the sky and flung them to the earth.
      The dragon stood in front of the woman who was about to give birth,
      so that it might devour her child the moment he was born.

  • @darwinqpenaflorida3797
    @darwinqpenaflorida3797 Год назад +419

    There are some alternatives for Philippines in infrastructure projects:Japan, India, South Korea and Indonesia

    • @yusufmuhammed412
      @yusufmuhammed412 Год назад

      Those are pro Western countries and which are bound to fail being America not a reliable partner.

    • @jdc3695
      @jdc3695 Год назад +5

      Maybe.

    • @ПобедавРоссии
      @ПобедавРоссии Год назад

      Indonesia? They are xin's debt slaves

    • @kamelyoj3711
      @kamelyoj3711 Год назад +41

      Japan and South Korea

    • @darwinqpenaflorida3797
      @darwinqpenaflorida3797 Год назад +33

      @@kamelyoj3711 Japan is the most because some of them are using Japanese technology

  • @realsteel8113
    @realsteel8113 Год назад +211

    Good for Philippines 🇵🇭

    • @premudar
      @premudar Год назад +5

      America will already help you, isn't it?????? too many of you still believe in fairy tales!!!!!

    • @rm_alfaro
      @rm_alfaro Год назад +19

      ​@@premudar Nope, the Philippines is partnering with Japan for the railway project!

    • @maxyl12
      @maxyl12 Год назад +3

      why you sound angery? this is jsut pure business@@premudar

    • @NEOSCISSORSJAGUARPRIME
      @NEOSCISSORSJAGUARPRIME Год назад

      ​​@@maxyl12SIR, HE IS A WUMAO LOSER, NO WONDER HE IS SORE😂😂😂

    • @littlesenorita1488
      @littlesenorita1488 Год назад +4

      ​@@premudarthere are countries other that China and America. Most of our infra projects are funded by Asian development bank and Japan (JICA).

  • @des-ex-diver
    @des-ex-diver Год назад +51

    Good for the Phillipino people. The people see the light

  • @dradcruz2721
    @dradcruz2721 Год назад +54

    Because Philippines are not crazy to continue dealing to China with big percentage of interest rate. Look what happen now in Srilanka and other Countries in Africa.

    • @mejust8392
      @mejust8392 Год назад +7

      SriLanka's mismanagement of their country wasnt China's fault. So is Phillipines'. You guys select your own leaders, not China.

    • @Unknown-np7wd
      @Unknown-np7wd Год назад

      ​@@mejust8392stupid!

    • @ronchristiantenala4056
      @ronchristiantenala4056 Год назад

      ​@@mejust8392ok Commie

    • @luting3
      @luting3 Год назад

      China interest rate is the lowest and no political strain attached. Why it is debt trap not the others?

    • @wilsontiu9158
      @wilsontiu9158 Год назад

      Yeah and look at Indonesia too.

  • @slavaUk22
    @slavaUk22 Год назад +106

    no to debt trap yes to 🇯🇵 support for 🇵🇭

    • @buravan1512
      @buravan1512 Год назад +1

      From CHINESE DEBT, to Japanese DEBT 😂?

    • @stevechua174
      @stevechua174 Год назад +3

      Better loan deals from Japan and US????

    • @PlanetCHINA.1
      @PlanetCHINA.1 Год назад +3

      Pay triple and will wait for a decade or so.. Slow boat to Japan... Indonesia already reach the moon... Lol

    • @しかたぜんだ
      @しかたぜんだ Год назад +1

      Japan is sinking too. Japan will not give big credits to Philippines because the Administration is WEAK

    • @buravan1512
      @buravan1512 Год назад

      @@しかたぜんだ first of all, CHINESE DEBT TRAP DIPLOMACY, is a US invention, created by Mr MATTHEW POTTINGER... this is the same Guy who have been going to all EU Countries, asking them to stop using HUAWEI Equipments "in the name of Security" this is what US calls : Detering CHINA.

  • @PhiloSurfer
    @PhiloSurfer Год назад +12

    You must be so happy that the Philippines is exiting BRI.

  • @rainieresguerra6519
    @rainieresguerra6519 Год назад +45

    China supposedly promised the Philippines 24B-26B dollars in investments and loans.
    The projects which were supposed to be funded by Chinese loans and investments were very critical to the Philippines.
    However, China delivered so little and the projects didn't took of beyond the drawing table.
    There's now talk that China merely hoodwinked the Philippines so that China would have an easier time solidifying its presence in the South China Sea as the Philippines tone down their response to China's expansionist moves in the region.
    It seems that China deliberately baited the Philippines and sabotaged the growth of the Philippine economy which was powering ahead in the region.
    Had China not promised to finance the projects which were very critical to Philippine economic development, GDP Growth and job generation, the Philippines could have already sourced funding elsewhwere and the Philippines would have had higher gdp growth and lower unemployment in the last couple or so years.

    • @cimonkien9833
      @cimonkien9833 Год назад

      I am friend to some Philippine.
      For some reason, they don't like Chinese but impress the Chinese work ethics.
      Why the Philippine people retain the colonial mentality mind sets?
      This is liked if you slave and oppress them, they comply.

    • @lemoneyd_
      @lemoneyd_ Год назад +4

      Very well explained. If Filipinos didn't vote that old guy that doesn't really care with the lives of the Filipinos, we could have been in much better situation now.

    • @Vsm426
      @Vsm426 Год назад

      ​@@lemoneyd_we voted him because he did care only shows that you know nothing or not a citizen or your a yellow fanatic

    • @seawater1322
      @seawater1322 Год назад

      last few years? How long has the fking philipines been a mess? 35years and nothing has really changed in the phillipines and yet you blame china?

    • @luxinyu
      @luxinyu 8 месяцев назад

      You have replaced the pro American president

  • @PHwatchers
    @PHwatchers Год назад +10

    As a filipino i have a trust issue with china, their words are different from thier actions, keep harassing our fishermen, coastguard, inside on our own EEZ, leterally they have no respect to the philippines soveriegn rights and im glad those project were cancelled im hoping in the future to totally break relation with them including trade and everything. They are not the only manufacturing hub anaymore, thier are many asian countries that philippines can import the same product that we get from china.

    • @littlesenorita1488
      @littlesenorita1488 Год назад +1

      Kaya nga. Unti-unti na nag-aalisan mga foreign company sa bansa nila. Mararamdaman nila malaking epekto niyan sa ekonomiya nila kapag nagpatuloy pa.

    • @sionefolau1509
      @sionefolau1509 Год назад

      How about AMERICA? Responsible for more slums in your country lke india

  • @danilojambalos7575
    @danilojambalos7575 Год назад +18

    Excellent move of our President Marcos, keep up a good works.

    • @rolandrolandtsangkwaikewts5149
      @rolandrolandtsangkwaikewts5149 Год назад

      President Bong Bong Marcos's decision to leave the Road and Belt initiative under American pressure is nothing more than a trade off between Philippines and the USA. Joe Biden is luring Bon Bong so that in a near future the Philippines government can recover late president Ferdinand Marcos" billions of US $ assets which have been frozen in US banks for the past 30 years! "Chassez le naturel, il revient au gallop"(Chase away the natural, it comes back at a gallop). It is in the gene of the Marcos family hen it is a question of money! ! The Filipino people must open their eyes! Roland Tsang kwai kew

  • @michaelsiscar8752
    @michaelsiscar8752 Год назад +35

    China will not support philippines to its progress coz it will give them problem in the future with regards to wps issue

    • @schloops8473
      @schloops8473 Год назад

      china is invading their territory and constantly threatening them, "michael" the wumao

    • @tuckerjohnny9351
      @tuckerjohnny9351 Год назад

      It's not just about WPS. The a historic war coming.
      World war 1 -1839
      World war 2 -1939
      World war 3 -????

    • @Goodluckbae-v6q
      @Goodluckbae-v6q Год назад

      Its the same with american thats why we need 3rd party for investment japan,india and other like minded countries.

    • @schloops8473
      @schloops8473 Год назад

      nothing to do with Americans, wumao@@Goodluckbae-v6q

    • @alroberts193
      @alroberts193 Год назад

      who cares about China. China is now bankrupt.

  • @norlliesadio1054
    @norlliesadio1054 Год назад +93

    Possible debt trap in the future if they allow that.

  • @huanghermann5207
    @huanghermann5207 Год назад +63

    In this case, India should step in the vacuum and do these jobs for the PH, not just talk about it day in and day out in Wion

    • @paulnicola4019
      @paulnicola4019 Год назад

      Well said@huanghermann! Indians are known to speak a lot, and actions zero!(when they are in group they are very strong) Modi is friend with everybody(all countries) because he is a coward! Look, what he is doing in India, introducing the non-conversion law, forbidding Indians from converting to other religions. What a good 'old man, he is!

    • @ColoniaMurder20
      @ColoniaMurder20 Год назад +13

      Japan alr working for industrial plan in the PH after japanese manufacturing in china leaving.. and U.S. plan build nuclear reactor in the PH. China is losing access rich metal resources in the Philippines.

    • @2010gq
      @2010gq Год назад

      Aske India and Vietnam about the infrastructure Japan built for them, It was over budget and 5 yrs delayed, and China has to come and rescue Vietnam after the Bridge Japan built colleps. China doesn't need PH NR they get it from Indonesia and Vietnam@@ColoniaMurder20

    • @LuisCruz-ne5wo
      @LuisCruz-ne5wo Год назад

      ​@@ColoniaMurder20Philippines should likewise take advantage of its deuterium reserves to manufacture environmental friendly missiles or to be used for energy.

    • @Skip-Kilat
      @Skip-Kilat Год назад +1

      @@LuisCruz-ne5woenvironmental friendly and missiles do not belong in the same sentence 😂

  • @leichen8000
    @leichen8000 Год назад +11

    As China has already stopped funding Philippine for BRI projects, the only thing Philippine could do was to exit from it. Not anything to be excited about.

    • @BatAskal
      @BatAskal Год назад

      Yet a lot of china trolls are butt hurt. 😂😂

  • @piaheartsjmj1708
    @piaheartsjmj1708 Год назад +22

    Im proud of my country to exit it. 🙏🏼🇵🇭 God bless and protect us from any debt traps. We can still trust other countries,like Japan who had projects with our country ,who can be Trusted for making safety roadways & establishments.

    • @luxinyu
      @luxinyu 8 месяцев назад

      Do Japan, South Korea, and Philippines have cash payments for investment? If not, loans are needed, and loans cannot avoid debt traps

  • @RatTerminator
    @RatTerminator Год назад +124

    Congrats Phillipines!!🇺🇸

    • @francodaine2415
      @francodaine2415 Год назад

      wrong flag :(

    • @RatTerminator
      @RatTerminator Год назад +3

      @@francodaine2415
      Letting the Philippines 🇵🇭 know we're with them 🇺🇲

    • @bummies1
      @bummies1 Год назад

      Congratz bong bong marcos!
      A bit different with nethanyahu. B. Marcos in SEA, bibi in mid east

    • @johnli6430
      @johnli6430 Год назад

      @@RatTerminator letting Philippines know that we are "tuta" of US? Lol
      Hoy Gising! Juicekolord

    • @RatTerminator
      @RatTerminator Год назад

      @@johnli6430
      What the hell does that mean??

  • @Illusion517
    @Illusion517 Год назад +22

    They have no one but themselves to blame. The Philippines and Vietnam of all countries both have very understandable reasons to not like the U.S and yet China's absurd foreign policy in the South China Sea is pushing both of them towards the U.S.

    • @sionefolau1509
      @sionefolau1509 Год назад

      More slums for the Philippine

    • @mikek0135
      @mikek0135 Год назад +2

      Vietnam, yes, but the Philippines doesn't really have much reason to not like the U.S. The Philippines actually has alot of reasons to be friendly with the U.S.

    • @anemonaloco
      @anemonaloco Год назад

      I personally don't think Vietnam has any reason to be inclined to China. China and the USSR's influence during the war in Vietnam made things even worse, When both US and Vietnam could have negotiated peace earlier, tensions rose and all ended up waving a long and costly war. and after the war, Vietnam was left with the US blockade while China couldn't even afford to help Vietnam to go back on their feet. fortunately the relations between Vietnam and the US have changed for good. Vietnam could become a very developed country if ever they carefully choose their allay this time. for the Philippines there's not closer ally than the US. the Filipino and the American share common values. The Philippines is historically the most Western country in Asia and drifting away from those strong ties with US would be pure nonsense. Philippine-US cooperation is a must for both countries.@@mikek0135

    • @yadermendoza-dg1pu
      @yadermendoza-dg1pu Год назад

      Let's look for the list of Phillipines massacres done mainly by American and Japan forces. Local scholars call these massacres genocide, but American academics use a light, euphemistics concept, they call them "democide". Althought they admit the killing I think they try to wash the blood in their hands considering the killings as innocent and unintentional acts, a terrible but necessary mistake.
      "In domestic democide, such as lynchings, the American government was probably indirectly responsible for around 2,000 killed since 1900. But in foreign wars, the American military may have killed hundreds of thousands of foreigners in cold blood, virtually all civilians, and the greater majority of these by bombing". University of Hawaii

    • @yadermendoza-dg1pu
      @yadermendoza-dg1pu Год назад

      After reading some comments I think some Phillipines citizens don't know their own history. Are current filipino students not learning from the past, the well docummented and planned destruction of the hispanic heritage and the list of massacres done by North Americans military during and after the Spain-American war?

  • @alroberts193
    @alroberts193 Год назад +103

    the Philippines knew about the debt trap by China years ago. The question is, why settle for loans coming from China when they knew about the debt trap experienced by other countries like Sri Lanka. Secondly, I read that the interest rates on this loans is around 4 % to 5% & you compare that to the Japanese at around 2% interest rate on their loans.

    • @ricoblancovmb
      @ricoblancovmb Год назад +10

      Its not even in debt trap issue. But the issue here is almost delay to build and agree on that particular infrastructure.

    • @deancafe4739
      @deancafe4739 Год назад

      It was during the term of china loyalist duterte that the philippines went towards china despite japan and asia development bank offering much lower interest and longer paying period, prompting corruption allegations on duterte which is probably true.

    • @wasak03
      @wasak03 Год назад

      Because of former president dutards he is chinese lap dog.

    • @mamercknalu2067
      @mamercknalu2067 Год назад +2

      😅

    • @mamercknalu2067
      @mamercknalu2067 Год назад

      cuz duterte was brainwashed by xi jinping thru senator bong go thats why they accept the deal.

  • @dennischai4831
    @dennischai4831 Год назад +9

    Hardly surprising Phillippines pulled out of the BRI. They are always the good friend of the US and so listens to them. Good to pull out now before more things are built.

  • @quitoskyt6619
    @quitoskyt6619 Год назад +14

    It was seen and too observe that infustructure projects in the Philippines ink with chinese companies DO NOT HIRE local Filipinos workers to build the project But only Chinese workers.

    • @scalemodeltutor9841
      @scalemodeltutor9841 Год назад

      Because there are no more jobs in China, so they created belt and road initiative to give Chinese workers some jobs and gaining profits from the loans that they gave,not wa win win situation for China and lose lose situation for the loaner . No sane government would agree to that arrangements.

  • @avatarairbinder6157
    @avatarairbinder6157 Год назад +33

    BRI is debt trap infact several project in PH, China demand 3% intrest annually while Jpan offered 0.1% thats y all project halted..

    • @josephguo6256
      @josephguo6256 Год назад

      US$1=Yan 150 see

    • @huanghermann5207
      @huanghermann5207 Год назад +4

      Undefendable logic: if Japan is that good, why did PH even consider BRI in the first place?

    • @avatarairbinder6157
      @avatarairbinder6157 Год назад

      @@huanghermann5207Well D30 did it inorder to please China and hoping for warm ties and 3% interest is unknown to public until VP leni exposed in congress promting congress to investigate..

    • @avatarairbinder6157
      @avatarairbinder6157 Год назад +1

      @@huanghermann5207 Currently Jpan and SK are on negotiation and willing to financed d project under ODA with 0.1% interest rates🤣🤣🤣

    • @pwat6311
      @pwat6311 Год назад

      Because of Past political agendas..lol

  • @BatAskal
    @BatAskal Год назад +83

    You might be wondering why China lost interest in Philippine projects - it is because Philippines keeps cancelling them anyway. For the past 20 years, Philippines either cancel the loan or stop China projects. They are notorious for bringing their workers from China which obviously violates immigration and labor laws. They are also importing materials that is already abundant in the host country, thus not paying duties, customs and taxes and their contractors are found to not have sufficient qualification and competence to actually satisfy the requirements of these projects - so good luck with the safety and structural integrity of your infrastructure.

    • @forceonemoto8637
      @forceonemoto8637 Год назад

      Very good news... one more thing, boycott china products...

    • @Andy404P
      @Andy404P Год назад +6

      And “Made in China” is the greatest.

    • @tonychong5965
      @tonychong5965 Год назад +3

      Have you been sleeping all this while.

    • @BatAskal
      @BatAskal Год назад +10

      ​@@tonychong5965plus the fact that Japan's loans have even lower interest, go eat your BRI. 😂

    • @masekoromeo7919
      @masekoromeo7919 Год назад

      Please can I ask, IMF and World bank is the money from the west it's okay and you don't pay interest and if you don't pay your loan they let you go ya right? When it comes out of China it's debt trap nice.

  • @noelsalem9362
    @noelsalem9362 Год назад +43

    The geopolitical landscape can evolve, and countries may form partnerships outside their traditional alliances. If these nations India, Japan, South Korea are indeed supporting infrastructure projects in the Philippines, it could be a response to China's unfulfilled promises. It's crucial to stay updated with reliable news sources for the latest developments in international relations and infrastructure initiatives.

    • @jesussucgang3040
      @jesussucgang3040 Год назад

      Inflate Communist China Flag 🇨🇳
      and
      See the RED two(2) eyed beast
      with eight(8) horns
      See Geography
      Taiwan will be taken by force to complete the second eye of the dragon.
      1.about to swallow North Korea
      2.about to swallow the Lion
      Philippines the Lion
      Manila and Luzon FOREHEAD
      Palawan Island SNOUT
      Panay Island the EYE
      The Lion with Three(3) Stars
      The Official Seal of The Office of
      The Philippines President
      Scripture:
      Revelation 12:4
      New International Version
      4 Its tail swept a third of the stars out of the sky and flung them to the earth.
      The dragon stood in front of the woman who was about to give birth,
      so that it might devour her child the moment he was born.

  • @obfuscatid
    @obfuscatid Год назад +38

    At least they aren't "neck deep" in debt.

    • @MysteriousChase092
      @MysteriousChase092 Год назад +6

      yes, because PH has lesser external debt compared to other countries. Its debts are mostly domestic and they pay their debts as soon as they have the money to do so

    • @littlesenorita1488
      @littlesenorita1488 Год назад

      ​@@osteichtyes. All countries have debt. But there are two types of debt. Internal and external. Just search what it means in google.

  • @ronyap9746
    @ronyap9746 Год назад +15

    Since the Philippines 🇵🇭 decides to decouple from China 🇨🇳 and feel great about it. Most of the agriculture products like durian, bananas, etc and if China decides not to import, its economic consequences will be what Australia has gone through. It would be better for the Philippines look towards the US for its produce to help the poor farmers who would suffer from the fallout

    • @cidjustinmata6129
      @cidjustinmata6129 Год назад +1

      European countries will take the fruits and other agri products since the source russia are sanctioned

    • @seowkhoontan9534
      @seowkhoontan9534 Год назад +3

      ​@@cidjustinmata6129does Russia produces fruits that Phillipines produces?. Does European like durians? Do you know the strict requirements in Europe for fresh fruits importation. Know the facts and realities before starting to comment or better still barking

    • @BatAskal
      @BatAskal Год назад +3

      No problem, there are ALTERNATIVE MARKETS. China is not the only option.

    • @arteson6093
      @arteson6093 Год назад

      @@BatAskalChina is a huge market…If some don’t want it….I’ll take it.
      I’m from South America and China surpassed the US as a top trading partner in some countries.

    • @BatAskal
      @BatAskal Год назад +1

      @@arteson6093 Nope, India is a larger market and they are developing country + lots of potential to grow. China's population is dwindling.

  • @darthbiker2311
    @darthbiker2311 Год назад +40

    As a Filipino, I never had any issue with where my tax money went as long as it was spent wisely. I did raise my eyebrows when our traitorous ex-president pandered to China, but I wouldn't mind so much if we were getting a good deal. As it happened, we were being served shoddy quantity at a higher interest rate. All the glitz and glamor we got out out of the pivot to China were a bunch of new condominium buildings for online gambling hubs, communities that got gentrified out of reach, and Chinese restaurants that don't cater to the locals. Obviously , while all that "development" was happening our fishermen were being robbed of their livelihood, and their boats were getting rammed or left out on stormy seas, while the traitor in the Palace did nothing. Filipinos aren't just saying no to the BRI for political reasons. We seriously believe based on everything we see that the People's Republic will never be a friend.

    • @ronkaiser3091
      @ronkaiser3091 Год назад +3

      It's as if that Binondo bridge was a breakthrough? Laughable what Xi and Du30 did.

    • @YouCantHandleTheTruth.
      @YouCantHandleTheTruth. Год назад +4

      *USA:* _"comply or face grave consequences"_
      *Phillipines:* _"yes sirrrrrr"_

    • @WorkwithMe287
      @WorkwithMe287 Год назад

      @@YouCantHandleTheTruth.Both countries self interests align so it makes sense for then to work together. You know whats dumb? Getting caught in a chinese debt trap, crime ridden pogos, drug lords and shoddy infrastructure. Thats the hell hole china’s offering with its BRI.
      Its clear the philippines and china will never meet eye to eye when it comes to their dispute in the scs, so common sense dictates the philippines should steer away from anything that will have them indebted to china. But i guess common sense is not common in your neck of the woods. Lol

    • @darthbiker2311
      @darthbiker2311 Год назад +1

      @@YouCantHandleTheTruth. better the US than an outlaw nation like China.

    • @lvjinbin28
      @lvjinbin28 Год назад +1

      When your country becomes Ukraine, you know Yanukovych is smart and Zelensky has no idea about geopolitics.

  • @Erick-ev5zt
    @Erick-ev5zt Год назад +27

    India should start building good brand names. Start with affordable android phones since India has very good IT employees. The only problem would be resources as China controls most resources like precious metals and semiconductors. But Philpines can supply India with those minerals that they need. It's high time for India to take the lead. It just landed a rover on the other side of the moon where no other nations could do.

    • @AllenNail
      @AllenNail Год назад

      India is currently the most powerful country and can provide assistance to all developing countries.

    • @darkevilazn
      @darkevilazn Год назад

      It certainly has the potential to become the number 1 economic powerhouse in Asia, and directly contend with China. It a population comparable to China, but its got a long way to go when it comes to the tech manufacturing.

    • @jimpaoloabalde5427
      @jimpaoloabalde5427 Год назад

      PH and India could team up with Taiwan for those semiconductor chips...

  • @huangtsingmeow7368
    @huangtsingmeow7368 Год назад +16

    Good for the Philippines

  • @rodelrealosa9171
    @rodelrealosa9171 Год назад +9

    Good for the Philippines 🇵🇭

  • @sidsunnyg15
    @sidsunnyg15 Год назад +3

    Well done Italy and Phillippines... More countries need to come forward and boycott China death trap

  • @jimmyyeo123
    @jimmyyeo123 Год назад +3

    These 2 countries pulled out because of geopolitics nothing more both pressured by US to pull out. Anyway nothing loss of Philippines as it is another US lapdog and for Italy it was pressured by G7 again pressured by the US.

  • @masonmason-bk4zh
    @masonmason-bk4zh Год назад +10

    Good job Philippines. Dont make the same mistake like srilanka

  • @rosaliabonayog0001
    @rosaliabonayog0001 Год назад +6

    Its ok as long as Respect as to helping one another on other way around to continue protecting humanity and our world.

  • @yugo6262
    @yugo6262 Год назад +23

    Condolences to BRI rest in peace.......💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀

    • @mabvutophiri5422
      @mabvutophiri5422 Год назад +2

      Even if the BRI is just for Russia, Iran, Pakistan and China, it will still deliver its intended purposes

    • @gersonalves8474
      @gersonalves8474 Год назад +1

      @@mabvutophiri5422 Hahahahaha😂🤣🤣🤣 desperate wumao and extremely optimistic. To the point that they are delusional!

    • @mabvutophiri5422
      @mabvutophiri5422 Год назад

      @@gersonalves8474 which game over bro, aren't you seeing that Russia is thriving despite being Sanctioned

    • @gersonalves8474
      @gersonalves8474 Год назад +1

      @@mabvutophiri5422 OMG ccPIGS must be really desperate seeking these aggressive wumao on us here. Hahahaha 😂🤣🤣🤣 China is back in the bicycle era! Ching ching!

    • @YouCantHandleTheTruth.
      @YouCantHandleTheTruth. Год назад

      _"Condolences to BRI rest in peace.......💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀💀"_
      I can smell and see the fear in your eyes, all of you. Bwahaahaha.

  • @jonisyoutubechannel
    @jonisyoutubechannel Год назад +9

    JICA🇯🇵 WILL ENTER MORE PROJECTS IN THE PHILIPPINES🇵🇭

  • @maximaxlowe3594
    @maximaxlowe3594 Год назад +3

    Another wise Malay saying for the Filipino readers: When elephants fight the deer should not get in between.

  • @aubreyrose135
    @aubreyrose135 Год назад +1

    Thanx for this video.❤PH

  • @albertchua5151
    @albertchua5151 Год назад +20

    Japan has railway project in India, what is the result?

    • @rajeshkumarm6441
      @rajeshkumarm6441 Год назад +6

      Failed 🌟😀

    • @josephguo6256
      @josephguo6256 Год назад +4

      will be completed in year 2090.

    • @Roamlee23
      @Roamlee23 Год назад +16

      Japan have subway project in the Philippines and it's going smoothly about to be finish in 2028.🎉

    • @LuisCruz-ne5wo
      @LuisCruz-ne5wo Год назад +4

      ​@@Roamlee23the Japanese are a level like no other. They are such a better alternative than the other. 🎉

    • @B_y1n
      @B_y1n Год назад

      ​@@rajeshkumarm6441
      The route is difficult to build over. Much more pillars to build and rivers wider than the average.

  • @juniorabuda8531
    @juniorabuda8531 Год назад +2

    It's a justice being served to Philippines

  • @UjwalKhopkar
    @UjwalKhopkar Год назад +27

    Respect for philippines📈

  • @ipdmetal
    @ipdmetal Год назад +1

    Why should the Philippines wait for China to fund the railway when they can negotiate better terms with Japan and Korea?

  • @tab529
    @tab529 Год назад +8

    China's ODA Interest Rates is quite high at 3% per year minimum and possibly go up after final negotiation and the deferred payment is less at 10 years compared to Japan's JICA ODA at 0.25 % per annum and 25 years deferred payment then the condition of China to bring workers to do the work instead of Filipinos which usually Japan not doing / asking such absurd conditions
    For USD 5 Billion Loan it will save Phil USD 150 million a year of interest payment if Japan finance the 3 railway projects. Possibly one of the project will be financed by South Korea.while 2 projects will be by Japan

  • @czg2012
    @czg2012 Год назад +1

    Belt &
    Road
    Initiative
    Communist
    System.
    RoRo is Ph's own belt and road. it only needs to be expanded, as soon as the Ph lower house stops misappropriating the money of the Filipino people.

  • @nicolassaich1051
    @nicolassaich1051 Год назад +24

    Good for the Philippines!

  • @stephenadenu-mensah6538
    @stephenadenu-mensah6538 Год назад +2

    USA and the west has ruled Philippines and India for decades show me one major project that they did for them as compare to China.

  • @AngelinaCervantes-bf7og
    @AngelinaCervantes-bf7og Год назад +22

    GOOD CHOICE PHILIPPINES🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

  • @mikek0135
    @mikek0135 Год назад +6

    A move in the right direction. I hope they keep making moves in the right direction.

  • @benny341vorques9
    @benny341vorques9 Год назад +1

    That is the right move. Nobody in their right mind should enter into an agreement with the Chinese.

  • @chad_dogedoge
    @chad_dogedoge Год назад +4

    Why Philippines pullout??? The loan has very high interest rate , the construction will only benefited China since all of the employment will be 100% Chinese , all of the supplier are Chinese. Plus all of their project were substandard and very unreliable unlike the Japanese counterpart.

    • @08akaneshi
      @08akaneshi Год назад

      substandard is old thinking

    • @wilsontiu9158
      @wilsontiu9158 Год назад +1

      But the Philippines' biggest neighbor, Indonesia has a successful speed train system project with China which is currently operational. Why did Indonesia applied for a Chinese loan if it really is a debt trap? Indonesia's speed train system is the fastest in South East Asia.

    • @08akaneshi
      @08akaneshi Год назад +1

      @@wilsontiu9158 in addition to that it is shared technology thats why its a good deal for the high speedtrain of indonesia...
      i think the reason for that indonesia have more balls to defy usa.. and they are not vassal state of usa

  • @reajanugay1240
    @reajanugay1240 Год назад +2

    Ok very good don't imbest to to China

  • @makeshift722
    @makeshift722 Год назад +2

    No "embarrassment for Xi" here, China keeps winning: 'China's foreign trade up 0.03% year-on-year in first 10 months'
    Updated 17:25, 07-Nov-2023
    "China's total import and export of goods expanded 0.03 percent year on year to 34.32 trillion yuan (about $4.78 trillion) in the first ten months of the year, official data showed Tuesday." ✌

    • @MysteriousChase092
      @MysteriousChase092 Год назад

      And so? Who cares? China needs that to support the big population. And you’re missing the point here. The BRI is not as affective as Xi hoped it to be.

    • @wolfpack1422
      @wolfpack1422 Год назад

      Yeah,of course coz your mean stream media in manipulated by xingping government. You can't fool the world jutz😂😂😂

  • @budisuwandhi6818
    @budisuwandhi6818 Год назад +4

    BRI is China helping other countries to build infrastructures , if country dont want China help its ok , other countries queing to join BRI.

    • @Aruku-Jedo
      @Aruku-Jedo Год назад

      Helping get higher interest rather. Such a greedy country full of worms.

    • @budisuwandhi6818
      @budisuwandhi6818 Год назад

      @@Aruku-Jedo do you know how much IMF and World Bank Charge for Loan interest ?. It depend on countries about 7 - 35 percent interest rate and China only charge 3 - 3.8 percent interest rate with 20 to 30 years loan tenor.

  • @mrfoo5827
    @mrfoo5827 Год назад +1

    GOOD NEWS FOR CHINA AND THE 140 COUNTRIES OF BRI. THEY WILL BENEFITS MORE WITHOUT ITALY AND PHILIPPINES.

  • @Liriqos
    @Liriqos Год назад +4

    Do not challenge the Philippines with a Marcos as President ,🇵🇭✔️💪🏼

    • @wilsontiu9158
      @wilsontiu9158 Год назад

      True. Stay away from the Philippines with a Marcos as President. That's why foreign investors prefer Vietnam, Singapore, Malaysia and Indonesia than the Philippines.

  • @js5630
    @js5630 Год назад +1

    There are over 140 countries that are part of BRI. Two drop outs are nothing. India has nothing that is even remotely close.

  • @procopiomacaspac3087
    @procopiomacaspac3087 Год назад +4

    FINALLY? ITS ABOUT TIME THE PHILIPINES SEPARATE THEMSELVES FRON ANYTHING CHINA!

  • @rexteo8062
    @rexteo8062 Год назад +1

    The Only company can made money in India was British Indian Company since 200 years ago. Philippine is next India. Philippine should exit from ASEAN and RCEP FTZ -> PHEXIT or like British exit EU as Brexit .
    The recommendation from Malaysia。 Let ASEAN members to move forward without Philippines and Myanmar.

  • @nicasioasuncion3458
    @nicasioasuncion3458 Год назад +13

    Good decisions great job 💯💯💯 Phil...

  • @travelexperience3783
    @travelexperience3783 Год назад +1

    Who else is capable to help the Philippines? The Philippines was a colony of America for 50 years, yet nothing was built for the Philippines

  • @ginebra86
    @ginebra86 Год назад +4

    If Italy wants out of BRI Project they must not need to wait till December to Decide, it is US PRESSURE that dictate ITALY Decision, not a big deal. 152 Countries Joins BRI.

  • @deangomez9268
    @deangomez9268 Год назад +37

    The former Philippine president Do Dirty was the only fan of xi bri economic plan. Even his economic managers were very hesitant in doing mega-project deals with the ccp of xi. The whole business community was very wary of xi's questionable business dealings with several other countries.

    • @YukiZero
      @YukiZero Год назад +7

      Pinklawan spotted 😂

    • @CODEX-tx5nr
      @CODEX-tx5nr Год назад

      ​@@YukiZeroICC is waving. Cry loser 😂

    • @bagangbagang2143
      @bagangbagang2143 Год назад

      ​@@YukiZerototoo nmn sinabi nya,nagsisi nga ako bakit ky duterte ang boto ko eh puta tuta pala ng tsina.

    • @constructiongabay4609
      @constructiongabay4609 Год назад +1

      Dutertes friends now are already billonaires.

    • @axizcorp
      @axizcorp Год назад +7

      ​@@YukiZerobobong dds spotted

  • @aznguy771
    @aznguy771 Год назад +1

    BRI stands for the Bait and Rob initiative. Every country should stay clear of it.

  • @happymelon7129
    @happymelon7129 Год назад +4

    140+ countries will be happy PH pulling out and India not in the party.

  • @reynantealtovar5102
    @reynantealtovar5102 Год назад +1

    Good decision for the Philippines

  • @thomaschoong2345
    @thomaschoong2345 Год назад +1

    Well done to the Philippines 👏👏👏Just wait and see how many decades will it take the Philippines to improve its infrastructure and economic growth... Why need China to buy your agriculture products and bother to participate in the current CIIE...shame on you..the Philippines

    • @rainieresguerra6519
      @rainieresguerra6519 Год назад +1

      You are obviously very mis-informed. China exports to the Philippines a lot less than it imports.
      Of the more than 50B USD trade deficit the Philippines last year alone, its trade with China accounts nearly for 17B USD or 1/3 of the total annual foreign trade of the Philippines.
      More Chinese agricultural products enter the Philippines and not the other way around.
      As for infrastructure funding, the Philippines is now being supported by Japan, South Korea, IMF, WB and ADB as well as private companies.

  • @tofanchung9371
    @tofanchung9371 Год назад +6

    Philippine considered himself as a developed country, like US, EU,Jpn,Aust,and SKorea.These countries don’t need Chinese BRI.This is what Marcos think about his country as the most prosperous country in SE Asia,???

    • @letitgob4ugethurt666
      @letitgob4ugethurt666 Год назад

      Stupid, we aint biting a fish bait with sweet meatballs. In addition Philippines have more gains from our allies like Japan Australia and u.s, if we will be sticking to them e.u will also be feeding our interest. They would be investing in our country. In reality u.s has more rich business man than china. Having Japan and u. S the first and third biggest economy investing in our country will be far beneficial than sticking to an aggressor.

    • @johnli6430
      @johnli6430 Год назад +1

      Yes ! Laughable indeed . DELUSIONAL is the word.

    • @sran5947
      @sran5947 Год назад +1

      The supposed BRI projects were signed during the past administration but after several years has not moved because funding was not released by China. These projects are very important for the continued progress of the Philippines and the government cannot simply wait a few more years without certainty

  • @RobertCollins-fq5tw
    @RobertCollins-fq5tw Год назад +2

    Majority of the Filipino lives in extreme poverty, India Japan south Korea America can't build nothing.

  • @nolandelapena5044
    @nolandelapena5044 Год назад +5

    Thank you the Philippines was able to avoid the debt trap by china with higher interest rate ,compared to Japan , Korean and World Bank funding.

  • @nyerling5723
    @nyerling5723 Год назад +1

    Who will step in to help develop Italy’s broken infrastructure or the Philippines non existent infrastructure.
    The United States? India? I don’t think so.
    It’s their mistake but it’s their right to pull out.

  • @chngcheehwee5433
    @chngcheehwee5433 Год назад +4

    Italy Philippines: we quit
    Usa: let us in 😂😂😂

    • @kennethdelacruz4444
      @kennethdelacruz4444 Год назад

      We rather trust Americans and Japan than Chinese a lot of African countries falling to there debt trap of China we are not dump like other African countries

    • @MysteriousChase092
      @MysteriousChase092 Год назад

      Us don’t offer anything in terms of infra in PH. PH decided on Japan with less interest

    • @chngcheehwee5433
      @chngcheehwee5433 Год назад

      @@MysteriousChase092 usa need BRI for their infrastructure upgrade

  • @danilosorallo4701
    @danilosorallo4701 Год назад +1

    It's a matter of establishing national dignity...
    We are also a thinking people...We are also intelligent...
    GOD bless us...

  • @mxl4345
    @mxl4345 Год назад +6

    It is interesting to listen to Indian news. You will hear things like China is "embarrass", "red face", "fear", "scare" etc. I never hear such descriptions in Chinese news on India. It reminds me of watching kids in my younger days, that are full of anger, jealousy, emotion, etc. If you watch some of the Indian bloggers living or travelling in China, all of them are happy, treated well and with respect in China.

    • @Pinoyelectricaltutorial
      @Pinoyelectricaltutorial Год назад

      😂😂

    • @leichen8000
      @leichen8000 Год назад +2

      Chinese news pay much less attention to India when Indian’s GDP is only less than 1/5 of China.

  • @manny4562
    @manny4562 Год назад +1

    I'm so thankful that Duterte is no longer the president of the Philippines; welcome back, USA! ...China's economy is declining. India expresses interest to take over major infrastructure projects in the philippines.

  • @Bryanprogamerandpromaxleven
    @Bryanprogamerandpromaxleven Год назад +7

    India media learns from western media

  • @VenerandoMoore
    @VenerandoMoore Год назад +1

    The bully is rejected😅

  • @kennyng2289
    @kennyng2289 Год назад +9

    An embarrassment? Marcos Junior was the first head of state to visit China in 2023 hoping to improve his country's economy. However due up US pressure, he has to go against China at the expense of improving Philippines economy. His late father has left tons of money in the US which can be frozen if he doesn't work with US. His personal interests comes first, not the Filipinos. It's China that's doesn't want to build the infrastructure for Philippines after having been play out by Marcos Junior. Let's see how well Japan can build the high speed train for Philippines as they're having problems but building it for Vietnam Vietnam has to approach China for assistance. What was mentioned above was reported by Taiwan's political analysts. This show the reporting in your channel is biased and inaccurate.

    • @littlesenorita1488
      @littlesenorita1488 Год назад +1

      US didn't pressure the Philippines. It's actually CHINA who pressure the Philippines with it's greedy aggressions in West Philippines Sea. US military bases won't be open once again if China aren't acquiring islands within Philippines EEZ. As you may know, US and Philippines have Mutual Defence Treaty. Any external threat will activate it.

    • @johnli6430
      @johnli6430 Год назад +2

      Agreed!!!

    • @BatAskal
      @BatAskal Год назад

      Don't delude yourself. US didn't pressure Philippines after the Filipino fishermen's boat got harassed by the 'brave' Chinese coastguards after President Marcos Jr. visit to China. Winnie the Pooh Jin Pig pissed off Marcos Jr. 😆

    • @kennyng2289
      @kennyng2289 Год назад +1

      @@BatAskal
      What's your profession? Should I believe you or should I believe Taiwan's political analysts? We know that the late President Marcos has accumulated lots of wealth when he was still alive and brought them to America. US can freeze the wealth of Marcos Junior if he doesn't cooperate. Henry Kissinger said, "To be the enemy of US is dangerous. To be friend of US is fatal". BTW, I watched Taiwan's political forums daily where their political analyst discussed the current world affairs. These political analysts are PhD holders and are lecturers from prominent universities in Taiwan. Their forums are watched by 20 to 30+ thousand viiewers worldwide.

    • @janetmalcolm3403
      @janetmalcolm3403 Год назад +1

      Bingo! 🎯

  • @RandoPolitics
    @RandoPolitics Год назад +2

    Thank you for all your hard work, WION!

  • @merrick6484
    @merrick6484 Год назад +22

    BRI is like a one stop shop for Railways, highways, Telecommunication, 5G, Ports, Schools, Hospitals, Residential & Commercial Developments, Dams, Power stations and Stadiums.
    Best part of it, you can shop around and apply for finance for these infrastructure.
    145 countries participated, many countries are wealthy enough and don‘t need to apply for finance, while some poor countries thought its a FREE hand out just like old school European donation. Thats where the problem comes in. However, luckily only few countries can not keep up with the payment, yet China is providing another 800 billions to boost the initiatives this year.
    I can understand why Italy was pulling out, because they are well connected to European Railways and Highways already. BRI just an option. Italy can built it themselves and pay for their infrastructure on their own.
    Remember, BRI is not a FREE donation, and China can not force any country to built a High Speed Rail if they the receiving country doesn‘t want to.
    So, whats the issue? Philipine can take it or leave it, China doesn‘t even care.

    • @merrick6484
      @merrick6484 Год назад +8

      One of the most profitable BRI project is the Trans Euroasia Railway. The number of cargo trains between China and Europe has broke the record again at 10 000 trips just before end of July 2023.
      Normal sea freight will take 31 days to reach either side, but it has cut the transport time to 16 days only.
      German car makers has use this railway heavily to export their cars to China, and Chinese products are quick to service its customers in Europe, even to Italy.😂
      The countries from Central Asia and Eastern Europe alone side this railway route has benefited greatly as well. Kazakstan can export their energy and minerals to both China and Europe, where they used to be a landlock country.
      In the near future, even Vietnam, Laos, Myanmar, Nepal and Pakistan can export their products to Central Asia, Russia and entire Europe, and vice versa.
      You never hear Kazakstan, Germany, Holland or Turkiye complain about BRI, do you? Or heard about Debt Traps by these countries do you? They are busy making billions Dollar transactions and benefit from it.

    • @merrick6484
      @merrick6484 Год назад +8

      Regarding Finance.
      China still hold 800 billion dollars in US treasury bond and selling off as fast as these contracts are matureed, average at 100 billion per months.
      Instead of investing their foreign reserve in US and boost US economic, and let US turn this fund into weaponery against China. China rather pull it out and invest in Developing Countries.
      If you ever worry China will run out of money to invest in BRI, thats basically impossible because they‘re still enjoy their export surplus, besides their 800 billion usd in reserves. China is not India.
      Once again, BRI is not a FREE donation, China is receiving their money back with interests from lenders who are doing well. China is the Banker.
      In fact, China used their money withdrew from US and invest heavily in Asian Development bank as well. China is actually the largest lender, while India is the largest borrower from Asian Development Bank.
      So, guess who is actually financing Modi to build India‘s first high speed rail? 😂

    • @raymonddon8875
      @raymonddon8875 Год назад +2

      china helps... others hurt!

    • @griffinpixo264
      @griffinpixo264 Год назад

      Why you hurt😅 don't mind the philippines😂

    • @kenstravels4922
      @kenstravels4922 Год назад +1

      Philippines cozied up with china but many pf chinas promise was not realize so why stay with china when their is japan and thw west

  • @josemarijrzuniga6060
    @josemarijrzuniga6060 Год назад +2

    Excellent decision!

  • @bananarepublic1339
    @bananarepublic1339 Год назад +5

    was Philippines ever in BRI?

    • @deancafe4739
      @deancafe4739 Год назад

      It was, during the term of the former and corrupt president duterte.

    • @RakimTabuni
      @RakimTabuni Год назад

      No

  • @danpetrescu4915
    @danpetrescu4915 Год назад +1

    Both country give prosperity and peace for misery and war

  • @feg466
    @feg466 Год назад +1

    Good decision by our Ph. Goverment. They will use materials made by them and let the chinese workers work here. So what they are doing is made in china. Chinese made products though cheap but are low in quality.

  • @wendell7900
    @wendell7900 Год назад +2

    Awesome decision 😊

  • @davidong5240
    @davidong5240 Год назад +4

    It is not an embarrassment as much as you like to think it is, from a geopolitical standpoint of ASEAN centrality, is in reality against the interest of Filipino being deprived of the badly needed infrastructure to assure Philippines economic growth and development.

    • @joshuam.6027
      @joshuam.6027 Год назад +4

      would you rather get substandard rushed made infra or the exact opposite of that??

    • @Socrates21stCentury
      @Socrates21stCentury Год назад +1

      United States will step in, much better than anything China could deliver! USA

  • @joannacantoja_ceriales-iq6lb
    @joannacantoja_ceriales-iq6lb Год назад

    Im proud for our president ,, ❤❤❤ god bless Philippines,,

  • @bluewaters1991
    @bluewaters1991 Год назад +3

    Is the Philippines a part of BRI? I thought it’s a province of China during Duterte’s reign.

  • @criscastro8055
    @criscastro8055 Год назад +2

    You can not win countries by bullying them.

  • @ronaldopalero704
    @ronaldopalero704 Год назад +3

    Good bye debt traps!!!! Welcome Japan and U.S.!!!!

    • @sionefolau1509
      @sionefolau1509 Год назад

      For more debts asked japan and the African countries the Caribbeans and the Sourh Americans.
      More slums created agazin

  • @joezhou2346
    @joezhou2346 Год назад +2

    You know why some countries are so behind?

  • @YouCantHandleTheTruth.
    @YouCantHandleTheTruth. Год назад +5

    *USA:* _"comply or face grave consequences"_
    *Phillipines:* _"yes sirrrrrr"_

    • @youcantalwaysgetwhatyouwan6687
      @youcantalwaysgetwhatyouwan6687 Год назад +1

      You might be a mainlander Chinese pretending as a British person defending China on social media

    • @YouCantHandleTheTruth.
      @YouCantHandleTheTruth. Год назад

      @@youcantalwaysgetwhatyouwan6687 _"You might be a mainlander Chinese pretending as a British person defending China on social media"_
      Hah???
      What's the benefit of all that since I've been paying my 1040s and 540s for the past THREE decades??? And NO I'm not a Brit nor do I even want to pretend to be one. I leave that for you minions to worship.

  • @MARIAROSARIOGALIT
    @MARIAROSARIOGALIT Год назад

    For many years now, Japan has always been the biggest foreign investor in the Philippines.

  • @mockingjones4810
    @mockingjones4810 Год назад +9

    domestic political turmoil in china is the biggest problem

  • @stephenadenu-mensah6538
    @stephenadenu-mensah6538 Год назад +2

    Instead of you to encourage Indian government to improve the lives of Indians you always highlight negative of China 🇨🇳, why ?

  • @RatTerminator
    @RatTerminator Год назад +7

    Smart moves!!

  • @enoujohnrobert3416
    @enoujohnrobert3416 Год назад +1

    No blessings for adevilic dictator to rise it's a curse tell us where COVID-19 originated for the world to be a better place

  • @laws5801
    @laws5801 Год назад +8

    2 out of 153 is a very small percentage. Other countries would like to join BRI when they see the benefits.
    Most of the debts in Sri Lanka are from the World Bank. BRI only account of around 10%.