Why the US Military is Preparing for War With China

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  • @johnnyharris
    @johnnyharris  Год назад +701

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    • @CarNerd
      @CarNerd Год назад +69

      when you get all fake sincere during your ads, its super pathetic

    • @agmhelena7266
      @agmhelena7266 Год назад +7

      whats your printer bro? bet it needed magenta to print those docs

    • @zeemanjr
      @zeemanjr Год назад +17

      The US didn't just give us Australians the secrets of the nuclear submarines we the tax payer paid dearly for these subs.

    • @azteclegalgroup7604
      @azteclegalgroup7604 Год назад +1

      China is pure evil. May God bless America! We Filipinos love America!

    • @ATLASglobalmedia
      @ATLASglobalmedia Год назад

      Down with China!

  • @cherrie246
    @cherrie246 Год назад +21984

    As an Australian, I need to correct you Johnny, the US did not "give" Australia submarines, our government paid around $300 billion dollars for them with taxpayer money that was highly disputed by the public.

    • @sky_feyd9581
      @sky_feyd9581 Год назад +2637

      Men you guys got scammed pretty bad the deal with France was so much better you could have gotten subs in like 4-5 years but now it’s gonna be more like 15-20

    • @thekingofkingsrp
      @thekingofkingsrp Год назад

      ​@sky_feyd9581 clearly you don't understand the differences. US subs are undetectable by China.

    • @orionstokesweiss2344
      @orionstokesweiss2344 Год назад +1102

      Some things, almost regardless of how much you pay for them, count as given. The money exchanged is a fraction of the value of the submarines.

    • @kishor.k8092
      @kishor.k8092 Год назад +1

      As an indian i am now afraid to even put my underwears in open sun for it to dry what if it get blown away by wind
      ch!na would claim that also as it own citing some random made up historical fact like in 490 bc some random king was using it as a towel to wipe his face

    • @marlinjojo6760
      @marlinjojo6760 Год назад +1211

      you still need to give someone something if you're selling it to them. I think the way it was phrased in the video was to signify how incredible it is that the USA is handing over top secret technology to Australia. Its an extremely landmark piece of history that the USA is "freely" supplying technology for the Australian Navy to use as they see fit. It wasn't '"free", but it was "given freely"; as in there are no strings attached and we fully own and operate these subs ourselves.

  • @babbleboyquito
    @babbleboyquito Год назад +3459

    Hey Johnny, just a slight correction. The Philippines is not claiming that certain areas of the South China Sea are Philippine territorial waters. Under the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), which the Philippines is a signatory to, a country can only claim up to 12 nautical miles from its baselines as its territorial waters. However, the UNCLOS also provides that the distance from 12 nautical miles, up to 200 nautical miles from the baseline is the Exclusive Economic Zone. This is the portion which the Philippines calls the West Philippine Sea. This was affirmed in 2016 by a ruling by an Arbitral Tribunal constituted under the UNCLOS which ruled in favor of the Philippines against China. The same ruling also held that the nine-dash line claimed by China does not have any basis in international law. Not surprisingly, China does not honor this ruling. The US also is not able to completely support the ruling because it is not a signatory to the UNCLOS. As a result, China's Coast Guard regularly harass Filipino fishermen peacefully fishing in our exclusive economic zone. There was even one incident where a Chinese Coast Guard ship rammed into a Filipino fishing vessel and left the crew floating in the sea.
    As for the training of the US and Philippine militaries, the most recent Balikatan (which is the Filipino term meaning "shoulder-to-shoulder") Exercises held just this year simulated live fire exercises at sea, including drone shoot downs and targeting and sinking a ship at sea, off of Palawan island. Pretty strong signals to China, I think.

    • @genocidegrand2057
      @genocidegrand2057 Год назад +326

      kinda ironic philipine welcoming back their old colonist back.

    • @hkfoo3333
      @hkfoo3333 Год назад

      for your info the UNCLOS court judgement was not legal as it did not comply to the rules of the UNCLOS quickly set up by a Japanese .
      Forget about the UNCLOS, that part of the sea belongs to China forever.

    • @bellaluna730
      @bellaluna730 Год назад +130

      Thanks for explaining the International law aspects with regards to the Philippines.

    • @chimmychonga7793
      @chimmychonga7793 Год назад

      @@genocidegrand2057ironic but better than having China as the overseer

    • @bellaluna730
      @bellaluna730 Год назад +1

      @@genocidegrand2057Yep, the Philippines chose US for protection over Communist China. US is protecting it’s Allies.

  • @harunarrosyidi136
    @harunarrosyidi136 Год назад +1306

    As a father of two and simply living here in the Beijing, i pray to the GREATEST that we may never experience another war. I want my two sons to become a doctor here in our province so that they could help someday in our community for free. Let us pray for our children's future and world peace.

    • @purplemamba5510
      @purplemamba5510 Год назад

      Until authoritarianism falls in the world there will be no assurance of peace. Authoritarianism breeds conflict and will forever be a sign of instability.

    • @milkoowen6800
      @milkoowen6800 Год назад

      The USA military machine need another enemy to keep making money, so it will never happen.

    • @elwinlewis3486
      @elwinlewis3486 Год назад +41

      🙏🙏🙏

    • @markoantoinehadrian7286
      @markoantoinehadrian7286 Год назад

      Sure, I totally agree - but if the Chinese love their families - then do the easiest thing to do to prevent war with the free world: start a revolution and overthrow Xi Jin Ping. This guy, like Putin, is the cause of all your problems as a country.

    • @Common_Sparky
      @Common_Sparky Год назад +62

      Amen, brother. Much Love to you and your family.

  • @ABb-eu1jk
    @ABb-eu1jk Год назад +313

    Everyone is thinking from the perspective of the West led by the United States. The United States says China is a threat, and military bases are scattered around China. However, from China's perspective, these increasingly strengthened military presence are currently the biggest threat.

    • @wenwuye8131
      @wenwuye8131 Год назад +12

      The lessons of history have proven countless times that war means that countless lives are lost, and now Ukraine and the Basha Corridor have once again, May that cooperation can replace war

    • @ABb-eu1jk
      @ABb-eu1jk Год назад +35

      @@wenwuye8131 战争都是完成政治目的的工具,不管战争到底是不是自诩为正义,受苦的永远是平民

    • @naniabswax1680
      @naniabswax1680 Год назад +52

      Looking from the perspective of China is no better. Both are superpowers. What about from the point of view of those tiny nations? Should they just put up with China's constant bullying ... taking whatever territory/resources it wants? Those tiny nations need a big brother as an ally to go against the bully in their neighborhood. As a Filipino, I'd rather speak English than Chinese.

    • @ABb-eu1jk
      @ABb-eu1jk Год назад +15

      @@naniabswax1680 If the Philippines were to become one of its own provinces unilaterally by a certain country someday in the future, I don't think Filipinos would be happy either. Instead of playing word games with a vague so-called "bullying", they would focus more on aggressive military bases of a certain country.

    • @naniabswax1680
      @naniabswax1680 Год назад

      ​@@ABb-eu1jk Since 1898 to 2016, there has been a Philippine movement for US statehood in one form or another. The US did not take it seriously nor did the majority of the Philippine populace. I was not advocating for statehood. Not even for becoming a US territory. Do you think, say, Indonesia will want to be a US state or territory? No? Then why would you think the Philippines will?
      Calling China a bully is just playing a word game? "Bullying is the use of force, coercion, hurtful teasing or threat, to abuse, aggressively dominate or intimidate. The behavior is often repeated and habitual. One essential prerequisite is the perception (by the bully or by others) of an imbalance of physical or social power. This imbalance distinguishes bullying from conflict. Bullying is a subcategory of aggressive behavior characterized by hostile intent, imbalance of power and repetition over a period of time." (Wikipedia on Bullying)
      Ermmm. So what do you call the actions of humongous China (which is economically and militarily superior) to continuously intimidate, harass and encroach on the territory of tiny Philippines? If that is not bullying, I don't know what is.

  • @JackPitmanNica
    @JackPitmanNica Год назад +1557

    The US did not give nuclear submarine designs to Australia freely. It was incredibly expensive and caused a big ruckus in Australia... to say the USA is giving the weapons to Australia for free is very misleading

    • @alanOHALAN
      @alanOHALAN Год назад

      it cannot be an innocent mistake, which makes me believe he works for the US propaganda department, aka CIA.

    • @yowifeinmydm1609
      @yowifeinmydm1609 Год назад

      US is never giving anything for free. All they give to Ukraine is mainly paid by EU ( or better to say Germany ).

    • @hyy3657
      @hyy3657 Год назад +29

      so the US want Aussies to help, but not giving them the tech they need, also they have to buy it (American can profit for). make no sense to me, they need to be free. that is how you hire someone (so to speak), what are they thinking..?

    • @Rosawww
      @Rosawww Год назад +70

      The worst part its. China its the no1 trade partner. most international students and tourist. the two countries dont got a dispute. Bad politicians

    • @JustNotIt9927
      @JustNotIt9927 Год назад +56

      Well he never was trying to suggest that the US was giving australia the weapons themselves, but they were giving australia the DESIGNS freely, it was Australia's choice to purchase weapons from the US.

  • @TimeBucks
    @TimeBucks Год назад +955

    I must say this is an excellent video

  • @juiciness
    @juiciness Год назад +1636

    "In the nuclear world, the true enemy can't be destroyed. In the nuclear world, the true enemy is war itself."

    • @georgecrisan8446
      @georgecrisan8446 Год назад +16

      aaaah, the performance from Denzel! really nice, sir!

    • @blahbleh5671
      @blahbleh5671 Год назад +13

      Wow so deep

    • @isbuayne
      @isbuayne Год назад +7

      @@blahbleh5671 my G took the words out my mouth, or keys of my keyboard whatev

    • @Dushmann_
      @Dushmann_ Год назад

      China only has a few hundred nukes. I'd like to see them try to start a nuclear war. The US has thousands of nukes.

    • @ShutYourMouthBeeech
      @ShutYourMouthBeeech Год назад +1

      Dude its 2023, we have tactical nukes now so Hiroshima doesn’t happen again. So please stop being a fear monger.

  • @jackfilmedit
    @jackfilmedit Год назад +46

    I love hearing about watches, personal workouts and fitness goals when watching an informative piece on foreign conflict.

  • @andyabajo
    @andyabajo Год назад +3813

    "A nuclear war cannot be won and must never be fought.”
    - Mikhail Gorbachev, Nobel Peace Prize Laureate

    • @widodoakrom3938
      @widodoakrom3938 Год назад +45

      True

    • @prometheus5405
      @prometheus5405 Год назад +462

      "Ain't no way, bruh.” - Mikhail Gorbachev

    • @curtiscanady7962
      @curtiscanady7962 Год назад +113

      I mean it’s common sense, he’s not saying anything surprising lol

    • @azumishimizu1880
      @azumishimizu1880 Год назад +66

      Looking at the US they want too take the risk. But they must realise they never fought a major power on their own.

    • @michaelward2898
      @michaelward2898 Год назад +146

      @@azumishimizu1880someone isn’t educated in us history

  • @OIM8XO
    @OIM8XO Год назад +753

    I’m sorry but the US is not GIVING Australia anything, we are paying hundreds of billions of dollars for those submarines, “giving” is a slap in the face to the millions of Australians that now have to pay off this half a trillion in debt

    • @user-op8fg3ny3j
      @user-op8fg3ny3j Год назад +43

      Precisely. Did the taxpayers vote for this?

    • @OIM8XO
      @OIM8XO Год назад +132

      @@user-op8fg3ny3j we absolutely did not get a say

    • @Aleksa208
      @Aleksa208 Год назад +78

      "Democracy"

    • @jasondads9509
      @jasondads9509 Год назад +30

      Its ridiculous, we should be protesting like the french

    • @edanar7194
      @edanar7194 Год назад +54

      @@user-op8fg3ny3j absolutely not. The deal was very controversial with the Australian public and hurt Australian/French relations as we had to cancel a previous submarine contract we had with them

  • @SophiaChristian-so2of
    @SophiaChristian-so2of Год назад +748

    BRICS wants to build a new currency. It is also worth noting that gold has historically been used as a store of value and a means of exchange, and some countries still hold significant amounts of gold in their reserves. However, it is unclear how a new currency backed by gold would function in the current global financial system and whether it would gain widespread acceptance. Ultimately, any decision to create a new currency would be subject to numerous economic, political, and logistical considerations.

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      @cythiahan8455 Год назад +5

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  • @dipeshgrg985
    @dipeshgrg985 Год назад +36

    Imagine china building military bases near cuba ,mexico

    • @chillstep4life
      @chillstep4life Год назад +1

      Yea Washington would have already started nuclear war by then... We would not tolerate any one in the Western hemisphere to have any Russian or Chinese bases in our backyard

    • @luket1017
      @luket1017 Месяц назад +1

      Imagine the us trying to claim Mexico as their own country

    • @rexcier
      @rexcier Месяц назад +8

      @@luket1017 imagine China helps Texas to become a independent country

    • @sundae7317
      @sundae7317 8 часов назад

      @@rexcier Texas is a part of the US, but Taiwan is not a part of China.

  • @deceasednebula
    @deceasednebula Год назад +1102

    When you say that the US is giving Australia "nuclear submarines", it sounds like they are giving them submarines that launch nukes. It's important to note that these submarines do not shoot nukes, but instead are nuclear POWERED.

    • @twowheelsandcroissant
      @twowheelsandcroissant Год назад +71

      Aussies should never got into this game, just use the money for our people who are suffering from housing and welfare problems

    • @zahrafahad4380
      @zahrafahad4380 Год назад +9

      They are with nukes 300 billion dollars 12 subs 12 subs 300 billion dollars

    • @deceasednebula
      @deceasednebula Год назад +39

      @@zahrafahad4380 not true, that would violate nuclear non-proliferation.

    • @michaelrichardson428
      @michaelrichardson428 Год назад +58

      Exactly, thank you for pointing that out. No nuclear weapons on the subs, just nuclear reactors to power them. Johnny Harris gets a little carried away and does not realize what he is implying to people sometimes. Leaves out these key details.

    • @NI-un8wr
      @NI-un8wr Год назад +4

      16:18

  • @astronautsamuel_xxv2295
    @astronautsamuel_xxv2295 Год назад +860

    As a Filipino. I'm so tired and extremely scared. We have a deal with Superpowers disputes, we have to deal with China whose driving us out from our own sea, and our government is wildly corrupt and incompetent.
    Edit: I repeated corruption twice. That's how tired I am

    • @kennhern
      @kennhern Год назад

      The government so corrupt, you just have to mention it twice lol

    • @59gris
      @59gris Год назад +10

      ❤😂

    • @randomka-52alligatorthatis34
      @randomka-52alligatorthatis34 Год назад +22

      Malaysian here, not gonna say that my country's government is any better(less corrupt I guess).
      All I can say is, glad we're not in your position lol.

    • @Ptolemy336VV
      @Ptolemy336VV Год назад +49

      The best case scenario for both Taiwan, Malaysia, Japan, South Korea, Phillipines, Vietnam is that once China makes their move, that this move involves all of these nations at the same time. USA will 100% be there too, and so will Australia, New Zealand and likely also France and UK. And this is the list of countries at the very very least that will be joining you in putting a halt to China's grab of your seas and souvereignity.

    • @TheUlquiorraCifer
      @TheUlquiorraCifer Год назад

      The Philippines is basically a Chinese colony right now. They're sending their worst too, from what I've seen.

  • @Ohrlstpph
    @Ohrlstpph Год назад +760

    A war between two countries, both having the ability to totally destroy the world, is a terrifying thought. Let us all hope that it will not come to that.

    • @colonizingpuertoricoisunde2971
      @colonizingpuertoricoisunde2971 Год назад +28

      -Maxine Hong Kingston
      “we have to invent new images and ways of power. So far the world thinks of power as violence, that power comes from a gun. We must create a new kind of drama in which there is drama, but it's nonviolent.”

    • @ggergger8584
      @ggergger8584 Год назад +15

      im not sure but it seems Chinas nukes can't reach the US, they wanted got rocket engines for it from Russia, but Russia declined it, so their nuclear threat is mostly local

    • @2841guilherme
      @2841guilherme Год назад +182

      maybe if US didn't try to militarize Asia lmao
      imagine China talking to Mexico, Cuba, Venezuela to implement a huge military presence in the North Atlantic Sea

    • @NorthernNorthdude91749
      @NorthernNorthdude91749 Год назад

      A nuclear war won't destroy the world. Civilization will survive.

    • @95ellington
      @95ellington Год назад +129

      @@ggergger8584 You must be stuck in 1980s, DF-41s ring a bell?

  • @Cue_Cuel
    @Cue_Cuel 26 дней назад +1

    This is an amazing video , keep’’em coming !!

  • @feaxhely2808
    @feaxhely2808 Год назад +123

    Since the United States is so worried about the Soviet Union's deployment of missiles in Cuba, why would it do the same to another rising power half a century later?

    • @wenyichen5515
      @wenyichen5515 Год назад +20

      嘉人是懂双标的

    • @jackyoung375
      @jackyoung375 Год назад

      Our leadership is full of hypocrites and power hungry, greedy liars

    • @WLB02
      @WLB02 Год назад +15

      Because Taiwan produces almost all the world’s microchips. They are essential to todays society. If China would overtake Taiwan they would gain so much power over the entire world.

    • @usul573
      @usul573 Год назад +3

      It's not doing the same though.

    • @dog-hy8eu
      @dog-hy8eu 11 месяцев назад

      嘉然可爱捏

  • @jumpinjehoshaphat1951
    @jumpinjehoshaphat1951 Год назад +1305

    Worth mentioning: the US has had mutual defense pacts with the Philippines, Japan, and South Korea, and been interceding in defense of Taiwan, for over 70 years. Defense cooperation with Australia (formalized in ANZUS) is also 70 years old.

    • @siamcharm7904
      @siamcharm7904 Год назад +1

      usa will be facing the vast hypersonic missile arsenals of russia and china. do american people know how much they will suffer from unemloyment due to empty stores, bankruptcys of apple, tesla, others, hyperinflation , financial collapse, etc ? what happens when a couple of carriers go down. then nkorea, pakistan, iran, get involved. will end in nuclear exchange.for sure. does tired old occupied japan really want to see its country return to 1945. think hard imperialist america

    • @Frozander
      @Frozander Год назад +269

      @@kemalbilmez9897 That's just not true. Japan is a democracy (but I bet a conspiracy theorist like you would love to make stuff up about that). And neither phillippines or south korea are controlled by US you have no proof to show for your claims.

    • @user-pn3im5sm7k
      @user-pn3im5sm7k Год назад +136

      @@kemalbilmez9897Don't care. Every relevant nation in history has a genocidal past, its practically in man's blood just as is war. Grow up.

    • @Peacenutman
      @Peacenutman Год назад +37

      @@Frozander why you triggered?

    • @jacqueskinov1462
      @jacqueskinov1462 Год назад +181

      @@Peacenutman He's 'triggered' because what the first guy said is false. Both the Philippines and South Korea signed their individual mutual defense pacts with the US when they were already independent.

  • @drewteriyaki5398
    @drewteriyaki5398 Год назад +727

    The biggest thing about this war is:
    *No one wins*

    • @shasmi93
      @shasmi93 Год назад

      That’s the thing. Why even put all the nukes around the area. Once us and China start launching nuke the world is done for everybody. The earth is already in a very bad spot and then add nuclear bombs on top…. No one wins that scenario.

    • @sheltoniousmaximus6117
      @sheltoniousmaximus6117 Год назад +117

      Someone always wins, otherwise there wouldn't be war.

    • @illbet4589
      @illbet4589 Год назад +110

      In war there is always a winner. the only question is the cost of victory

    • @RhettMueller864
      @RhettMueller864 Год назад +41

      You’re thinking of nuclear war

    • @thanasis-_-
      @thanasis-_- Год назад

      It would be better if china won, the American capitalism virus is destroying the planet.

  • @WillSmith-us4gd
    @WillSmith-us4gd Месяц назад +1

    Very informative. Please continue the channel.

  • @Aman-uu7vi
    @Aman-uu7vi Год назад +598

    A much easier strategy for western nations could have been avoiding the laziness in population and greed in corporations and not outsourcing most of their manufacturing to China. You have fed and grown this dragon yourselves.

    • @shasmi93
      @shasmi93 Год назад +59

      Yaaaa that’s what I’m saying. We invented the technology for microprocessors. We should have spent all this money on bringing them back to being made here in America. Then China can have Taiwan as we wouldn’t need them as much. We could fly all their citizens that work on microprocessors to live in America and China wouldn’t have access to our tech.

    • @Aman-uu7vi
      @Aman-uu7vi Год назад +42

      @@shasmi93 agree.
      All these woke people don't realise the world is built on sweat and blood.
      While worker rights and economic growth has its value in society , you can't stay superpower without correcting your fundamentals.

    • @boodymoai898
      @boodymoai898 Год назад +37

      هذا لأنكم كنتم تركزون طوال العشرين سنة الماضية في الحرب والحقد على الإسلام والمسلمين متجاهلين الصين وروسيا وهذا هو حصاد زرعكم الذي زرعتموه بأيديكم، الآن ستضطرون لدخول حرب مع الصين الآن أو لاحقا وسيكون الثمن كبيرا.
      ذوقوا قليلا من جرائمكم😁

    • @steven5548
      @steven5548 Год назад

      @@boodymoai898As If any of us want to go to war. And if you think the Middle East will stay out of it you’re harshly mistaken . Should a war with china and US breakout; the entire world world will indirectly be impacted by it.

    • @surfhappens202
      @surfhappens202 Год назад +22

      @@Aman-uu7vi How can you say "woke" then say something so anti-conservative?

  • @Chase_Myles
    @Chase_Myles Год назад +1759

    As an Indian, I was starting to wonder why USA all of a sudden was increasing ties with India when they have always supported Pakistan.

    • @rbeeson12
      @rbeeson12 Год назад +1

      As an American, most of us would prefer to have India on our side than Pakistan. We should have never went to the Middle East. But fuck China

    • @nishanths3374
      @nishanths3374 Год назад +248

      It's very obvious bro, they want India now lol and we need to take our next steps very carefully. We should also think about our situation in the Geo Politics.

    • @janewildly
      @janewildly Год назад +1

      Doesn’t India have an ongoing dispute with China over the bordering lands? It seems like US & India have a common adversary.

    • @user-vc5zt9ci12
      @user-vc5zt9ci12 Год назад +275

      ​@@nishanths3374it's almost 100% economic reasons. Pivot away from China to other countries. Think about it if you want... or take the piles of money

    • @orangecookie3132
      @orangecookie3132 Год назад

      And also people who were in Afghanistan hates Pakistan for supporting Talibans

  • @shootstackreload2823
    @shootstackreload2823 Год назад +225

    Man the editor & animator deserves a raise

    • @Keykhosrau
      @Keykhosrau Год назад +22

      And the researcher should get fired too

    • @koenignero
      @koenignero Год назад

      They received it from Peking and Russia I assume as the video is full of Propaganda

    • @DatGrape111
      @DatGrape111 Год назад +1

      @@Keykhosrau exactly, I feel like if this information were true then it would be classified and not available to the public.

    • @Max_Svensson
      @Max_Svensson 6 месяцев назад

      ​​@@Keykhosrau Being a butthurt too much?

  • @BenjiBandzz
    @BenjiBandzz 6 месяцев назад +28

    I'm Chinese American, born in Shanghai China and moved to the US when I was 4 and got my citizenship. Joined the US Marines straight out of HS. I'm no longer in but it's crazy to think that one day we might go to war with my home country. It's concerning for sure.

    • @AYAYKEKE
      @AYAYKEKE 5 месяцев назад

      你犯了一个严重的错误,你在和魔鬼打交道孩子,操纵美国的一直是资本家和傲慢的政客,让你的环境看起来美好的都是平民。

    • @GGboy-ul6ne
      @GGboy-ul6ne 3 месяца назад +9

      兄弟,开战那天你就跑吧,去欧洲,你知道的,我们都是黄皮肤黑头发,都留着炎黄子孙的血,如果我们因为两个相隔14000公里不同的意识型态去在战场上相见,太讽刺了,本是同根生,相煎何太急。

    • @Mdksupreme1
      @Mdksupreme1 Месяц назад

      If you fight the pariah state that is the us, then you are in the wrong

    •  19 дней назад +1

      哈哈,他们不会信任你的。

  • @chandramoulisarkar2935
    @chandramoulisarkar2935 Год назад +1607

    Feels like a prologue to a dangerous multi generational conflict

    • @giantsfan1259
      @giantsfan1259 Год назад

      I think China is kinda fucked right now. They’re country is boxed in and they’re entire ocean is filled with western nukes.

    • @forminecraftmultiplayeracc2583
      @forminecraftmultiplayeracc2583 Год назад +97

      And my motherland is dangerously close, and will probably be involved in one of the US of A's shittyl conflicts

    • @busetgadapet
      @busetgadapet Год назад +66

      prologue ? it has been began since ww2, you are late to the party

    • @larsbee
      @larsbee Год назад

      china has been encircled just like Russia.... what happened to ukraine may happen to taiwan and I hope everyone remembers that IT IS THE US WHO AGREES to the ONE CHINA POLICY which stems from the carter era....
      all this for the profits of the US oligarchy.... this stops when all the nukes r fired...

    • @torinireland6526
      @torinireland6526 Год назад

      Or a two-day conflict that kills most of the Earth's population.

  • @lekolikotoana5751
    @lekolikotoana5751 Год назад +811

    You can't just condense this to a 20 minutes video. I think this needs a series.

    • @suyapapi2298
      @suyapapi2298 Год назад +25

      You can just go read about it it’s all happening right in front of us

    • @leeargent58
      @leeargent58 Год назад +12

      Ye that's like kinda really expensive to do but I think this kinda covers the we're well fucking screwed narrative

    • @cenzala22
      @cenzala22 Год назад

      Tldr: military industrial complex doesn't care if there is no world left, gotta keep fighting wars to make numbers go up

    • @davidwavidshmavider
      @davidwavidshmavider Год назад +9

      We get the gist. Hopefully it steers ppl to realize the conflict at least. Then they can look into for themselves. But a series would be good imo.

    • @mingyuhuang8944
      @mingyuhuang8944 Год назад

      America will always destabilize what they consider to be a threat to their hegemony

  • @eligreg99
    @eligreg99 Год назад +257

    As an American I just want to live my life. I’m sure there are some Chinese natives who feel the same way. There would be no benefit in the two biggest world powers going head to head. Do we not learn from our past ever?

    • @王暘与
      @王暘与 Год назад +161

      As a Chinese, I am puzzled why the United States deploys military bases and missiles near China? What would Americans think if China were to deploy bases and missiles in Cuba in the same situation?

    • @LeoYao-x8k
      @LeoYao-x8k Год назад +62

      Yes,as a Chinese i feel the same way. No war is the best 🙏

    • @tylersoto7465
      @tylersoto7465 Год назад

      Same here no one I know of wants to go to war with China etc , it's all politics doing

    • @poros4588
      @poros4588 Год назад

      Except you yanks invade then play the victim.
      Remember what you did to the middle east? Yeah very peace loving people. Only sheeps love Americans

    • @tylionn
      @tylionn Год назад

      @@王暘与 if that ever happens the United States would get really fucking pissed and yeah I can see where you are coming from. However China is acting like everything in the pacific is theirs so.

  • @TheNovxue
    @TheNovxue Год назад +95

    我有个问题,美国和中国隔着多远! 14000公里!正好是地球的两个面,知道在中国附近有多少美军基地? 超过300多个! 知道中国多久没有打仗?32年。一个壮汉天天拿着枪,从另一个城市到你家门口游荡,你需要的是什么? 没错~ 你需要比他强壮,而且你也要有一把枪!

    • @RhythmSharma-t5v
      @RhythmSharma-t5v 10 месяцев назад +15

      Transaltion: I have a question, how far apart is the United States and China! 14,000 km! Exactly two sides of the globe, know how many US military bases are near China? More than 300 of them! Know how long China has not been at war? 32 years. What do you need for a strong man with a gun in his hand every day, wandering from another city to your doorstep? That's right~ You need to be stronger than him, and you need to have a gun too! (I have used google translator, any discrepancies I am sorry for it)

    • @KhanRajasthani1111
      @KhanRajasthani1111 7 месяцев назад +4

      Right i sport you from Indian
      Muslim

    • @ko-hungwang4673
      @ko-hungwang4673 6 месяцев назад

      正是中國戰機天天在台灣四周圍繞,意圖明顯,漸漸逼近查看台灣底線,正因如此,美國不得不派F22及陸戰隊駐紮。只要中共一旦躁進,大戰一觸即發,攻台等於中國1000個據點瞬間在火焰山中,攻台戰機也別想活著回去啊!

    • @james5202
      @james5202 5 месяцев назад

      正如视频所说,这些军事基地是为了制止美国中国欺凌其他国家的领土,比如台湾

    • @james5202
      @james5202 5 месяцев назад

      正如视频所说,这些军事基地是为了制止美国中国欺凌其他国家的领土,比如台湾

  • @dinosaursr
    @dinosaursr Год назад +213

    James Fallows wrote about microchip production in Taiwan years ago. The concerns he raised over what a Sino conflict would do to chip supplies during a conflict were frightening. I spent time in Taiwan over twenty years ago and the scope of microchip production has to be seen to be believed. When in Seoul I also saw how many US Military personnel are in South Korea. A stark reminder that the Pacific theatre matters. Finally, I’d read somewhere that the waters off China tend to be relatively shallow which impedes warship manoeuvres. Security Dilemma indeed.

    • @-wotiu_77
      @-wotiu_77 Год назад +2

      US. Budget 50B for Tech' Redisbursment an Development in the U.S.

    • @mingyuhuang8944
      @mingyuhuang8944 Год назад +30

      America will always destabilize what they consider to be a threat to their hegemony😂😂

    • @joseherrera2338
      @joseherrera2338 Год назад +2

      @@mingyuhuang8944 And usually cause said problem by acting on short term goals, threats and impossible demands.

    • @dinosaursr
      @dinosaursr Год назад +13

      @@mingyuhuang8944 Make a choice, US or Chinese hegemony? Iranian hegemony? French or British colonialism/hegemony? Third Reich?

    • @mingyuhuang8944
      @mingyuhuang8944 Год назад +7

      @@dinosaursr Iranian hegemony is pretty hilarious

  • @YG-nobody
    @YG-nobody Год назад +233

    Hilariously, a villain traveled thousands of miles to hold another person's door with a gun, claiming that person threatened him.

    • @SaintlySaavy
      @SaintlySaavy Год назад +26

      This! 💯

    • @frumencekaigai4030
      @frumencekaigai4030 Год назад +9

      Very true Devil worshipers

    • @usul573
      @usul573 Год назад

      Not them really. The threat is to China's neighbors.

    • @papi-sauce
      @papi-sauce Год назад

      dont trigger the red necks now... everything America does is for freedom remember that haha

    • @Direwolf9818
      @Direwolf9818 Год назад +24

      Hilariously enough the so called “good guy” is bullying the other neutral guys so they ran to the “villain” for help.

  • @robsmithadventures1537
    @robsmithadventures1537 Год назад +334

    A war that should absolutely be avoided at all costs.

    • @lumiyogiwitch2081
      @lumiyogiwitch2081 Год назад

      Honestly I think the diplomatic power of China is greater than the US, I don't think the US or China want to be seen as the monster so they will avoid starting anything, but this is the new cold war and China is going uuuup

    • @lumiyogiwitch2081
      @lumiyogiwitch2081 Год назад

      I really believe that if the war doesn't start for real China is more likely to become the most powerful country in the world because of it's increasing influence in the world

    • @吴聊君
      @吴聊君 Год назад

      Unfortunately, the 200-year history of the United States is not enough to make it understand the value of peace.

    • @wrestlingkid10
      @wrestlingkid10 Год назад +16

      The drums of war are already beating in the superpowers, its not just the US who is preparing, the big guys are preparing.
      Japan is preparing
      North Korea is preparing
      Poland is preparing
      US is preparing
      China is preparing
      Germany is preparing
      France is preparing...
      i'm sure there are some more that have not been public advertised

    • @aminekarimou8841
      @aminekarimou8841 Год назад +34

      @@wrestlingkid10Not sure why Poland made your list 😂😂 but otherwise you’re right

  • @JayJayRonRon
    @JayJayRonRon Год назад +7

    Im amaze want you given to us superduper great works/topics I will be your subscriber now on 😁

  • @FatinAminan
    @FatinAminan Год назад +341

    Citizen from Brunei here. We're already under the Chinese power since our economy heavily relies on oil and gas production, and China has provided a lot of capital and investment in that sector. The anxiety I feel about their hold over our tiny little country is palpable. I fear for what happens to us should things between the US and China come to a head.

    • @ambientnature2023
      @ambientnature2023 Год назад +20

      Crazy, I’ve been to Borneo and I never knew there was a country called Brunei. 🤦‍♂️

    • @dare_me
      @dare_me Год назад +2

      Bagaimana pula jirannya sarawak dan sabah laluan udara selalu diceeoboh china ? Mungkin us akan mainkan sentiment sulu di sabah dan kaum di sarawak untuk taklul pulau borneo di mana kaya dengan hasil bumi dan pelantar minyak.

    • @水水淼淼
      @水水淼淼 Год назад +36

      If boycotting Made in China makes you feel better, start now.

    • @pipiqiqi4010
      @pipiqiqi4010 Год назад +56

      why you feel anxiety? they are not providing weapons instead of money.

    • @vangvangvangtechsupport3001
      @vangvangvangtechsupport3001 Год назад +9

      if your country doesnt had debt to china its fine

  • @Klako-ls6yt
    @Klako-ls6yt Год назад +170

    Every country plans for war with enemies. The purpose of having a military general staff is to plan for wartime scenarios during peacetime. China has their own plans and preparations for what a conflict with the US would look like too.

    • @kuzev
      @kuzev Год назад +20

      True. But having your neighbours pointing guns they got from your enemy at you isn't de-escalation. It's the opposite.

    • @Mr.Septon
      @Mr.Septon Год назад +11

      You are very correct. Being prepared is critical, especially depending on how large the threat and how that compares to how realistic the threat. Canada and the US have both had plans on how to invade each other, it just has no use in this day and age, but plans are out there.

    • @Klako-ls6yt
      @Klako-ls6yt Год назад

      @@kuzev But that's on China, not the US. China's bellicose policies in the South China Sea, and other bullying of its neighbors has created a situation where many of China's neighbors are eager to align with China's enemies. The US is taking advantage of that to strengthen its own position against China. It's an old Cold War tactic.

    • @AsymmetricalCrimes
      @AsymmetricalCrimes Год назад +41

      ​@@kuzev China escalated first by pointing guns at their neighbors

    • @aoeu256
      @aoeu256 Год назад +8

      China has 1/10 of the military spending of the West, they just need to protect their access to the sea. Us says the Chinese government is undemocratic, but the approval rating is 30/82%. for local/central government vs America’s 65/38% for local/central government based on third party statistics.

  • @IsraelMilitaryChannel
    @IsraelMilitaryChannel Год назад +396

    What is left out is that Japan is upgrading its surface to surface and anti ship missiles to ranges up to 1,500 km. This would cover quite deep into China if deployed in Okinawa and smaller islands closer to China

    • @Piss-Poor-Infantry
      @Piss-Poor-Infantry Год назад +37

      That's assuming China doesn't sink those islands on the first day of the engagement, which they would..

    • @jieli385
      @jieli385 Год назад

      If japan launch missile to mainland China there won’t be japan anymore

    • @SleepyPaul
      @SleepyPaul Год назад +41

      ⁠@@Piss-Poor-Infantrythat’s assuming they have the fire power and first strike capability to do so without retaliation. Unproven military rarely pulls off that sort of move on that scale.

    • @Bk6346
      @Bk6346 Год назад

      @@SleepyPaulThat is why China is increasing their nuclear arsenal chump. China will have 1500 nukes by 2030. USA win never win a war against China, it will be MAD mutually assured destruction.

    • @chengxiong3821
      @chengxiong3821 Год назад

      If Japan ever try to invade China again, the whole Jap Island is going to sink to the bottom of the sea.

  • @Thryvefinancial
    @Thryvefinancial Год назад +5

    Really scary stuff. Well done with explaining it to me in a easy to digest manner 👍 🎉

  • @aungkha5868
    @aungkha5868 Год назад +143

    Johnny you should also map out the military bases of china (its allies) and their strategy for possible of invasion of Taiwan. This way we can access the strategies of both sides.

    • @pushslice
      @pushslice Год назад +16

      i was fully expecting this to be the next stanza of the video....then it ended. TBF, JH has done a separate Taiwan-invasion speculation video in the past; yet, this new one seems to presented in a stand-alone fashion, and with a decidedly now 'leaning to one side' tone. what has changed? hmmm.

    • @marcusofranz1102
      @marcusofranz1102 Год назад

      @@pushsliceyeah like I get it china and US are both kind of doing the same shit… but he chalks it up to ideological differences which is true but chinas ideology (from my biased American perspective is objectively bad) and they would be the one initiating any future conflict. Idk why he’s trying to paint US as bad.

    • @AL-lh2ht
      @AL-lh2ht Год назад

      @@pushsliceJH is a weird neo liberal that strange when compared to even most liberals.
      He does not make fact based videos, but instead propaganda pieces that is emotions based.
      Oh he also hates the government at a ideological level. Like he literally believes the government is evil. And I mean the entire government.

    • @michael511128
      @michael511128 Год назад +6

      Good point but there are none. He mentioned a wall of missiles but they are coming from China. They haven’t fire one yet but pretty every single US and Japanese island bases is in range of Chinese high tech missiles.

    • @TheDreadedRaider
      @TheDreadedRaider Год назад

      China hates water. Non threat. We train more every qtr than they do a year with technology they stole. China a non factor.

  • @i.c.j6216
    @i.c.j6216 Год назад +440

    “Japan a formerly known as a pacifist nation with a small military”….as of the last 75 years at least 😂

    • @viravit
      @viravit Год назад +104

      Exactly! Ask the Pacific region of Asian countries how “Pacifist” Japan was around the time of WW2. Or specifically ask the Koreans how pacifist Japan was for the last few hundred years.

    • @celizalde.c
      @celizalde.c Год назад

      Japanese Unit 731 giving pacific r**ape

    • @perezengful
      @perezengful Год назад

      Well don't give them your best weapons, Do you really think Japanese already forgot who drop the A-bombs on them, sure was not China. So is great the USA is "defending" other countries, when are they going to fix our streets. The number one thing people forget is that people within bring empires down, greed runs wild in America no patriot can survive that.

    • @iainbreen7835
      @iainbreen7835 Год назад +15

      Are you confused by the passage of time?

    • @Doog205
      @Doog205 Год назад +19

      Even in the last 75 years, Japan is basically forced to have a small military. When the US gives them the ok, they are perfectly happy to expand their military.

  • @kz7822
    @kz7822 Год назад +481

    it's undeniable that the geopolitical landscape has been shaped by historical actions and military strategies. The United States, as a global power, has established numerous military bases worldwide, including in regions surrounding China. Over the past two centuries, the U.S. has been involved in various military engagements in the name of national security.

    • @littlemiller6
      @littlemiller6 Год назад

      Nuclear proliferation and military presence has prevented WW3. World police baby.

    • @patrickkirby6580
      @patrickkirby6580 Год назад

      Security is when you defend your own borders not threat to invade another country,
      This is exactly like Putin invading Ukraine over national security

    • @britefeather
      @britefeather Год назад +19

      It's not really security in the sense of risk of attack. More so protecting the global order that keeps global trade open and everyone advancing.

    • @hamud323
      @hamud323 Год назад +86

      @@britefeather hilarious use of the word ”everyone”

    • @Borisinvasion
      @Borisinvasion Год назад +87

      @@hamud323 "everyone" meaning the west and their ally (or more realistically vassal) states like Japan and SK lol. Of course this is how westerners view the "global community", it's just Europe and the Anglosphere, the third world may as well not exist for them. And before someone comes in with numbers about global poverty reduction, the standards for poverty by the IMF and World bank are hilariously low, and even still the reductions are almost entirely due to poverty reduction in China over the last few decades.

  • @msotolopez
    @msotolopez 5 дней назад

    YOU MAKE SOME OF THE BEST VIDEOS. THANK YOU

  • @luyandzabavukiledlamini4693
    @luyandzabavukiledlamini4693 Год назад +278

    Thanks for the educational video Johnny as a South African I'm quite worried about US and China tensions even if it's just in the other side of the world a war between these two will certainly have effects everywhere in this global connected world

    • @kkiwol9130
      @kkiwol9130 Год назад

      When China wants oil they build schools in countries and get it by helping to build local roads, which is hypocritical. However the US would not be so hypocritical, they would get the oil by bombing some countries, it's a straight forward way, fantastic!😇😇

    • @KYLE_FROM_THE_FUTURE
      @KYLE_FROM_THE_FUTURE Год назад

      Don’t be worried. The US will win 🥇👍 War is simply part of our existence. It has been the only constant for all of history.

    • @semiramisubw4864
      @semiramisubw4864 Год назад +2

      Its anything but educational.

    • @佳偶
      @佳偶 Год назад

      你也知道是在地球的另外一边,你们的军队为什么要跑到这里准备和我们作战呢?来自东亚的疑问?

    • @robbieclark7828
      @robbieclark7828 Год назад +1

      @@semiramisubw4864any specific objections?

  • @Lawski000
    @Lawski000 Год назад +52

    i like this video's title is US preparing for war while in thumbnail there's not a single bit of US soil.

    • @zhongchu
      @zhongchu 9 месяцев назад

      他们的钱在那里,但凡有人影响它赚钱,立马开始战争

    • @jaezon4040
      @jaezon4040 6 месяцев назад +4

      Because the war is about our economic interests. Educate yourself on why the U.S. cares about this.

    • @sundae7317
      @sundae7317 5 месяцев назад +4

      So you lack critical thinking

    • @Lawski000
      @Lawski000 5 месяцев назад +2

      @@sundae7317 lol i'm just stating the facts

    • @sundae7317
      @sundae7317 5 месяцев назад +2

      @@Lawski000 US soil doesn't matter in this context. Read the first two replies again.

  • @LieutenantNuggets
    @LieutenantNuggets Год назад +115

    I have a friend that is a submariner in the RAN (Royal Australian Navy) based at HMAS Stirling in Perth and I can confirm that the HMAS Stirling base has grown a lot and will continue to grow a lot over the next few years in preparation for our new submarines

    • @user-vc5zt9ci12
      @user-vc5zt9ci12 Год назад

      Our US / UK subs are trick AF - highest militery asset you can have (if loaded with the bomb as well)

    • @suckit758
      @suckit758 Год назад +10

      We cancelled your order unless you pay us with trained attack KANGAROOS

    • @michael511128
      @michael511128 Год назад

      They always say war is good for jobs and the economy.

    • @LieutenantNuggets
      @LieutenantNuggets Год назад +2

      @@suckit758 shiiit, you can have as many kangaroos as you like, they are everywhere. We hunt them for sport

    • @thedownunderverse
      @thedownunderverse Год назад

      @@suckit758you should pay us to keep the kangaroos away from you

  • @theamerican7408
    @theamerican7408 Год назад +53

    I’m a truck driver and I literally just watched 10.5 hours of your videos today and find you extremely credible and creative in your work! Thank you! I can’t wait until my next shift, I will be watching all of your content as I normally do with all the history channels I follow… great work!

  • @CliffSturgeon
    @CliffSturgeon Год назад +111

    I normally listen to informative RUclips videos in the background, but your production value is so solid I hate not watching it and feel like I'm missing out.

    • @AL-lh2ht
      @AL-lh2ht Год назад +10

      It’s suck though he refused to hire a fact checker

    • @donharry20
      @donharry20 Год назад +5

      @@AL-lh2ht yoo! you have been everywhere in the comments with the same comment. Care to explain to us the false facts he is stating?

    • @Screeeeeeee
      @Screeeeeeee Год назад

      @@AL-lh2ht You're going to need a ball checker after I get done smacking yours around

    • @endfm
      @endfm Год назад

      @@donharry20 what do you get out of it? if he's stating he needs to hire a fact checker he needs to hire a fact checker.

    • @DatGrape111
      @DatGrape111 Год назад

      @@endfm exactly. I feel like if any of this information is true, then he illegally gained access to classified information. People claim he is unbiased, but it seems like he's with China on this issue.

  • @desudesudesu5326
    @desudesudesu5326 Год назад +38

    Why did China put their country so close to US military bases?

    • @nik48631
      @nik48631 Год назад +9

      Why did they put their country in tibet? Why cant they let Uyghurs keep their culture and live their lives?

    • @hollister2320
      @hollister2320 Год назад

      @@nik48631bingo, why are so many Asian countries RUNNING away from their sphere of influence and flocking to America? It’s like ppl overlook that part, they’ve seen how prosperous and rich American allies are, while every Chinese ally is on the brink of collapse. The Russian spent years showboating on social media and got exposed immensely in Ukraine. That’s what awaits China and other corrupt countries with nothing to look forward to, while Western/Western allied countries continue to prosper and TAKE IN citizens from failed states like Russia/Iran/NK. I wonder why that is? Meanwhile China, where $5/week is considered middle class, no innovation, constantly steal and make cheap copies of American/European tech, IP, exports, while their neighbors Japan and SKorea are tech powerhouses all because of their alliance with the Americans and Western Europeans.

    • @desudesudesu5326
      @desudesudesu5326 Год назад +7

      @nik48631 why did the US genocide the native Americans and take their land? I'd argue that these cases aren't even that comparable, but if you want to bring up history...

    • @hollister2320
      @hollister2320 Год назад

      @@desudesudesu5326 Lmaoo, which country didn’t destroy their native populations? THATS what you want to bring up? The Chinese/Russians/Iranians/etc., HAVE wiped out and DEPOPULATED entire tribes, towns, for thousands of years longer than Americans EVER have, pick a country today and I’ll tell you how many of their natives remain. At least the US and other Western counties tried to assimilate them and even gave them representation, while China erased them off the map. And throws in modern day concentration camps; you’re a joke and a paid shill, go back to building your social credit score you clown, before they throw you in jail for using open and free western social media

    • @nik48631
      @nik48631 Год назад +1

      @@desudesudesu5326 Neither is right to do. You can live in a place and not be okay with something in the past but this is the present and Chinas doing some messed up stuff.

  • @cks796
    @cks796 Год назад +120

    Just a note, I lived in Guam for 12 years and Camp Blaz isn't RE-opening, it's the first NEW US Marine base to be built since (IIRC) the 50's. It was originally a Naval Station called NCTAMS (NCTS) but is being reformatted and expanded dramatically to house the Marines from Okinawa. (This is all public knowledge I've heard while living there, FYI).

    • @AL-lh2ht
      @AL-lh2ht Год назад +2

      Yea it’s a constant debate within japan to finally remove the US bases. To Guam is the replacement if that does happen.

    • @suckit758
      @suckit758 Год назад +2

      Did Trump give you this classified information

    • @whoelix
      @whoelix Год назад +3

      @@suckit758tf you mean classified i know someone who lives there and everyone knows about it

    • @maazkalim
      @maazkalim Год назад

      Rapacity and paranoia of fearing oppression( read losing mobster-cred) knows no bound,​"@@obscurewondering3162".

    • @thegent8916
      @thegent8916 Год назад +1

      Has Guam not tipped over yet from the increase in population?

  • @tryme1828
    @tryme1828 6 месяцев назад +8

    Old men start it
    Young men fight it
    No body wins
    Everybody in the middle dies
    And no body tell's the truth
    "Rambo"

  • @PokhrajRoy.
    @PokhrajRoy. Год назад +32

    10:06 This feels like the reboot of the Cold War but with new characters. Am I back in History class because I’ve heard a version of this.

    • @AshrakAhmed
      @AshrakAhmed Год назад

      With the new resurgence of nationalism and far right activity and the xenophobic view of China as the "Yellow Peril" (don't forget USSR was "white" so the conflict was just ideological, with China the racist outlook muddle things up) this Cold War is one factory/ container ship ban away from turning hot!

    • @Elemblue2
      @Elemblue2 Год назад +3

      Cold war never ended.
      What do you do when you cant attack your enemy directly. You attack in all the other ways.

  • @Jouhatsu-oi5qg
    @Jouhatsu-oi5qg Год назад +116

    Crazy how humanity is fighting constantly.
    May I also remind you of the fact that our Native American population in our motherland, the Continent of America before the European Colonizers arrived, was around 15 millions, while the European population in their motherland, the Continent of Europe was around 25 millions.
    Today, Native American population is 15 million, while the European population, in the Continents of America + Europe, is a staggering TWO BILLION! A shockingly sad truth. 🙁
    In my humble opinion, it's about time to decolonize the Colonized lands, and return to rightful owners Native American people.
    Notorious global cardinal crimes the Christian West has committed, and benefited a great deal, such as centuries-long global Slavery & Colonialism had long been over, why on earth is notorious Colonization still lingering on, may I ask? 🤷

    • @Jatkins6396
      @Jatkins6396 8 месяцев назад +5

      Welcome to capitalism

    • @NarutoUzumaki-vc4wy
      @NarutoUzumaki-vc4wy 7 месяцев назад +19

      @@Jatkins6396 bruh? what is this 3rd Grade understanding of Geopolitics

    • @oldman795
      @oldman795 6 месяцев назад +6

      Only when aliens invade the earth will humans unite

    • @alexi6844
      @alexi6844 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@Jatkins6396
      Would you prefer dictatorship? Go to North korea pls 😂

    • @brunobohlmann6061
      @brunobohlmann6061 6 месяцев назад

      ​@@Jatkins6396This is not capitalism, man. These are states and politicians fighting among themselves. We need more capitalism to avoid this. Money goes where there is peace

  • @miniaturejayhawk8702
    @miniaturejayhawk8702 Год назад +22

    When a country tries to surround another with its military then its preparing to declare war.

  • @IAreBean
    @IAreBean 10 месяцев назад +5

    As an Aussie....
    $368,000,000,000 dollars is not "for free" 🙄🙄

  • @CentauriTT
    @CentauriTT Год назад +332

    China may have the bing chilling god Zhong Xina but the U.S has Joe Rogan, and Japan has anime, and Taiwan has the (now very old) boyband F4. Ain’t no way China can win.

    • @Theguineachannel
      @Theguineachannel Год назад +55

      War does not determine who is right, only who is left

    • @marcdc6809
      @marcdc6809 Год назад +4

      I think it helps to 'ease the pain' if you think of war as an artform... it's just something we do, you might as well come to terms with it.

    • @user-op8fg3ny3j
      @user-op8fg3ny3j Год назад +4

      @@Theguineachannel only the dead see the end of war

    • @Drebin2293
      @Drebin2293 Год назад

      What a stupid comment. What's the alternative? Roll over and let a fascist country like China to dictate things for everyone? Yeah, no. We only have Clinton to blame for this nonsense.

    • @remicaron3191
      @remicaron3191 Год назад +12

      Oh there’s always winners you just don’t know them. Why do you think we keep having wars, because no one wins? You seriously can’t be that naive.

  • @muakurambn
    @muakurambn Год назад +56

    As a Māori that grew up in Australia, and as a commoner that’s had no influence in this world, but do care and see what is going on.
    I don’t want war.

    • @channingwarrior8608
      @channingwarrior8608 Год назад

      America has been responsible for the most the deadly wars in the past decades

    • @rickyelvis3215
      @rickyelvis3215 Год назад +1

      one of the safest places in the world to be (NZ)… when the shit hits the fan my kiwi friend… I’d be avoiding the NT for a while 🤣😂🤣

    • @gtwucla
      @gtwucla Год назад +4

      Doesn't matter what you want. It matters what Xijinping wants. US is aggressive but its deterrence. China's got its finger on the button.

    • @royalroyal2210
      @royalroyal2210 Год назад +1

      No use, cause when time's come y'all will get drafted and can't do nothing about it

    • @virupakshawalla5734
      @virupakshawalla5734 Год назад +1

      😂

  • @bloodlust9984
    @bloodlust9984 Год назад +101

    Let all the presidents and the politicians fight these battles and let us citizens live in peace.

    • @orwellianyoutube8978
      @orwellianyoutube8978 Год назад

      this is the only logical and correct response to these war mongers sitting on leadership positions. Sadly, too many people are blind and follow whatever propaganda DC or Bejing shows them.

    • @tsriftsal3581
      @tsriftsal3581 Год назад +1

      What part of chattel do you not understand?

    • @johnbui6530
      @johnbui6530 Год назад

      This is the reason one man should not have all the power. Only takes one crazy dictator and his ambition to start WWIII. Nixon made a big mistake. Now it's coming back to bite the U.S in the ass.

    • @mommayp8353
      @mommayp8353 Год назад

      I love that stance, "it doesn't affect me so why should I help?" If China wasn't an authoritarian regime who threatens and bullies its neighbors then this would be an entirely different issue.

    • @Olivia-bl8ez
      @Olivia-bl8ez Год назад

      You gonna tell that to people in Ukraine and Taiwan too?

  • @lighttecdark3504
    @lighttecdark3504 2 месяца назад

    Another awesome video!

  • @scottgoodman8459
    @scottgoodman8459 Год назад +145

    The crazy thing is that everything Jonny said is PUBLIC KNOWLEDGE. What about all the shit that is happening that we don't know?

    • @AL-lh2ht
      @AL-lh2ht Год назад +23

      Except he choices what bits of info he takes and leaves out others to better push his agenda

    • @KingBobXVI
      @KingBobXVI Год назад +21

      @@AL-lh2ht - What agenda? And what publicly available info did he leave out that counters it?
      It's really easy to play contrarian without backing it up, but it's also really easy to dismiss contrarians who refuse to back anything up.

    • @carsonw8223
      @carsonw8223 Год назад +2

      There isn't much. Everything important and pertinent about understanding this is public knowledge

    • @HankMcMuk
      @HankMcMuk Год назад

      Is it not public knowledge that Taiwan is recognised by both the US and the UN as being part of China?
      How can a country “invade” itself?!

    • @MrTaylork1
      @MrTaylork1 Год назад +1

      @@carsonw8223found the npc

  • @Rubbish_Man
    @Rubbish_Man Год назад +245

    Just imagine how big this war could be 😐

    • @GajendranSudharson
      @GajendranSudharson Год назад +92

      Never gonna happen.. Theres just too much riding on in terms of technology, human resources, resources, economy... They'd much rather fight proxy wars instead of full on world wars.

    • @mohammedsaad4731
      @mohammedsaad4731 Год назад +2

      Plus having social medias

    • @soon2bsaint680
      @soon2bsaint680 Год назад +19

      @@GajendranSudharsonwow u really need to wake up

    • @jackal8858
      @jackal8858 Год назад

      will turn into a literal world war which is not good for ANYONE

    • @marcdc6809
      @marcdc6809 Год назад +1

      imagine, he left out the situation in Ukraine, Russia became a vassal state, a colony of China from which they get cheap oil, gas, fertiliser, also India which is already in a difficult relation, and all the Stan-countries, all the production capacity that is now in China making stuff for European and American markets...

  • @Warspite-1915
    @Warspite-1915 Год назад +229

    Blackadder: "You see, in order to prevent war in the Pacific, two superblocs developed: us, the Japanese, the Filipinos, and the Aussies on one side, and the Chinese and Russians on the other. The idea was to have two vast opposing navies, each acting as the other’s deterrent. That way there could never be a war."
    Baldrick: "But this is a sort of a war, isn’t it, sir?"
    Blackadder: "Yes, that’s right. You see, there was a tiny flaw in the plan."
    George: "What was that, sir?"
    Blackadder: "It was bollocks..."

    • @matthewpollard8570
      @matthewpollard8570 Год назад +3

      I can hear this

    • @218kq
      @218kq Год назад +2

      I can't imagine Atkinson and Sir Robinson suddenly became American, but Laurie can

    • @michaelotieno6524
      @michaelotieno6524 Год назад

      😂😂😂😂😂

    • @shurqeh
      @shurqeh Год назад +1

      We really really need a new season of Blackadder

    • @TJSaw
      @TJSaw Год назад +1

      “Are you asking how did the war start?”
      😂

  • @alexnogues4246
    @alexnogues4246 Год назад +6

    🇺🇸 To US citizens: all of those military bases cost lots of money. Think of them as the Universal Healthcare or free education you don't get because "it's too expensive".
    It actually works out as lots more expensive than the healthcare, but you get the idea.

  • @user-op8fg3ny3j
    @user-op8fg3ny3j Год назад +72

    14:50 Why did you leave out the fact that Malaysia, Brunei, and Indonesia (who are far from being US friendly) are not part of this island chain so there's a very large gap in this containment strategy

    • @zee9709
      @zee9709 Год назад +19

      what? not really, those country actually buy us military weapon, US wouldn't sell to unfriendly country to them

    • @Nameles84
      @Nameles84 Год назад +19

      Malaysia was hardly friendly to the US, not even to mentioning Brunei and Indonesia. Rather, they are more neutral and had been taking CCP investments while the US needs them for dominance over the sea for the 1st island chain.

    • @user-op8fg3ny3j
      @user-op8fg3ny3j Год назад +10

      @@zee9709 not friendly enough to let them build bases on their territory though like the other countries in the video.
      Plus, there was a census done not too long ago to measure anti-american sentiment

    • @user-op8fg3ny3j
      @user-op8fg3ny3j Год назад +9

      @@Nameles84 exactly. Heck, wasn't the US just putting sanctions on Brunei recently?

    • @interestingman7458
      @interestingman7458 Год назад

      All those countries dislike china more than they do the US

  • @rylandavis2976
    @rylandavis2976 Год назад +87

    The US has always been on pretty decent terms with the Philippines after it was made independent, in fact if I remember correctly, they were a protectorate throughout the process of becoming fully independen. These little island nations that can't support a large Navy are always (or at least for the foreseeable future) going to be dependent on a mainland large naval power, they are very vulnerable and would be easy to choke off trade with and smother to death.

    • @snickle1980
      @snickle1980 Год назад +4

      It's small, but I thought it was MUCH smaller. You can overlay the philipines over the united states, and the chain of islands will span from south Texas to the border of Canada. I had always thought it was closer to the size of Guam, not Japan! 😂

    • @knight3935
      @knight3935 Год назад

      ​@snickle1980 not that large. Tip to tip, it's from south Texas to Colorado. Without all the water, the landmass is about the size of Arizona but slightly larger

    • @babbleboyquito
      @babbleboyquito Год назад +8

      We were a commonwealth from 1935 to 1946, like how Puerto Rico is right now. The Philippines originally declared independence in 1898, but it was also the same year when the US started to occupy the Philippines. Basically, Arthur MacArthur (Douglas MacArthur's father) tricked Gen. Emilio Aguinaldo and the Philippine forces into taking over Manila. And the Philippines was sold by Spain to the US for $20M. We regained our independence in 1946, after consistent pressure from Philippine representatives who lobbied the US government.
      And no, we're not that small. :) North to south, the Philippines stretches the same distance as the continental US. West to east, it's as wide as California to New Mexico. And we have a population of 110M people.

    • @snickle1980
      @snickle1980 Год назад

      @@knight3935 Ya i redid it. up through Colorado and a smidge of Nebraska using the Truesize map site.
      Yeah, it's less impressive when you look at the land mass instead of the borders, but still! So much larger than I had ever imagined.

    • @ulysseswho9870
      @ulysseswho9870 Год назад

      Bcs Philippines worship the US they see the American as a superior being just a little shout out from the US is enough to feed the Philippines

  • @dabidera7452
    @dabidera7452 Год назад +20

    Im from philipines and I enjoyed this video I can see whats happening out there and I can be ready if something happens or started im on my foot but I wish this never happen because...
    In war, whichever side may call itself the victor, there are no winners, but all are losers.
    -Neville Chamberlain

    • @kimeli
      @kimeli 10 месяцев назад

      as long as us is containing china there will be WW3.

  • @Burningarrow7
    @Burningarrow7 Год назад +5

    1:05 a line of defense? Are you kidding me? YOU'RE in China's frontyard and you have the audacity to call it defense?? It's aggression and hostility and warmongering

    • @usul573
      @usul573 Год назад

      It's not aggression or hostility. It's defensive in nature. No one is attacking China.

    • @王胜洋
      @王胜洋 Год назад +1

      Cuban Missile Crisis?@@usul573

  • @matthewmcfadden4863
    @matthewmcfadden4863 Год назад +74

    It would be interesting to hear more about China's preparations.

    • @kishu3b
      @kishu3b Год назад

      Yes

    • @MeowTX
      @MeowTX Год назад +9

      Not that easy to get information about china

    • @jerryzhang5581
      @jerryzhang5581 Год назад +1

      @@MeowTXChina already break the first island chain line, thx to pelosi!!!

    • @MeowTX
      @MeowTX Год назад +1

      @@jerryzhang5581 what do u mean?

    • @lagrangewei
      @lagrangewei Год назад

      @@MeowTX because pelosi there was an unwritten agreement to divide the taiwan strait in half, this would give taiwan space to maintain security. China and us doesn't need to do this because there is no international law that prevent them from travel past this halfway point. however after US warship cross the line and pelosi landed in Taiwan, China ended the policies. it need to be clear, that this wasn't the first time US cross the line, nor is Pelosi the first speaker to land in Taiwan. however China is not the same country it was, today it is economically and militarily equal to the US. so US cannot continue to mistreat China as a non-equal. whatever US does now, China would return the favor in kind.
      Chinese nationals should not think it is Pelosi that change the reality, Pelosi just try to treat China like it was still in the past when China has no carriers of it own. obviously that is no longer the case, beside she only did so because she knows she was going to lose the speaker seat and so was just creating trouble for whoever come next. it is unfortunate that US politician are too busy trying to one up each other than care about national strategy but what can you do about that?
      personally i find it a non issue. if China is strong enough to take Taiwan, what US does doesn't matter. and China has the power to take Taiwan already. DOD and congress doesn't want to admit it because if they do the Taiwan government will collapse, but everyone knows this is the case, we just can't say it.

  • @cordellsmith1523
    @cordellsmith1523 Год назад +61

    I believe what’s even more scary is everything else we’ve been doing. This could be a snowball effect for sure. We’ve been poking at Russia (the only country with more nuclear warheads than the US) pretty hard by helping Ukraine, and North Korea has been waiting for the perfect time to strike. We may not know it yet, but we are currently living the 2nd Cold War Era at best right now, and at worst it may be the starting of WWIII.

    • @Deserveve
      @Deserveve Год назад

      us is too busy on supporting ukraine, israel, south korean, jp, tai wan, ph, and so on. more strength you have, more responsibility you lie, isn't it?

    • @maigepresents5840
      @maigepresents5840 Год назад

      Ukraine have already lost the war... Israel is going to drag the US into a conflict it isn't equipped or funded to support. Iran is making major diplomatic moves in the region and most of the Muslim countries are in turmoil over their support of the US. 2025 is the perfect time for China to make a major geopolitical move. They are building up their blue water fleet faster than any western anysts thought possible, the west have driven Putin and JiJing into a closer alliance than ever before and the global south is making its voice heard for the first time. The west has lost control of the narrative, lost Ukraine and are in danger of losing their positions of power around the world.

  • @jayce8001
    @jayce8001 Год назад +11

    Just FYI, in only rare cases are bases still being built AFTER we are allowed to hear about them. Most times when a "new" base is public, it has been operational fully for a while.

  • @Wieeii
    @Wieeii Год назад +3

    The whole South China Sea is also claimed by Taiwan too, and the only island with fresh water in the South China Sea is also owned/controlled by Taiwan.

  • @kevinc1200
    @kevinc1200 Год назад +44

    Btw the nine dash line or the eleven dash line as it was originally drawn, was first created by the ROC - the Taiwanese government when they were in control of the mainland. Taiwan still claims this area of the ocean.

    • @SystemBot
      @SystemBot Год назад +1

      all this because of a pointless and greedy claim, which no one recognizes and clearly goes against internationally accepted boundaries

    • @lianjiewu-le2vf
      @lianjiewu-le2vf Год назад +1

      它们虽然宣称,实际却放弃了大部分,甚至连钓鱼岛都不敢宣称,只留下一两个是吧?

    • @tdbbe
      @tdbbe Год назад

      if you read taiwan's contitution which is called the republic of china officially, taiwan actually claims mainland china to be its territory. china and taiwan's territoriality overlaps. this is probably lost in the english wording of the two parts. taiwan and china mainland are officially at civil war.
      america is interferring in china's own affairs. if this is not an invasion im not sure what is.
      threatening

    • @cody-rp6gt
      @cody-rp6gt Год назад

      Taiwan still claims sovereignty over the 11th section of the South China Sea, and they even did not recognize Mongolia's independence for a long time

    • @peterwang5272
      @peterwang5272 Год назад +5

      @@SystemBot It is not a greedy claim. it is WW2 order.

  • @bowenjones6462
    @bowenjones6462 Год назад +63

    Great video. Would love to see a follow up on China's actions /military bases in the South China Sea and the allies they are gathering (BRI etc)

    • @amatzen
      @amatzen Год назад

      China and India are not friends... Very much the opposite.

    • @josephbegniol2051
      @josephbegniol2051 Год назад

      BRIC is not a military alliance.

  • @kopiontherocks
    @kopiontherocks Год назад +178

    Another part of the plan, still in early and a bit wobbly phase, is the QUAD. Although there’s a naval element there, with India’s position in the Indian Ocean; there’s also the fact that india and China share a land border - probably the only (or the most significant) of all US allies. And although india runs its own independent and non aligned foreign policy, in case of an all out conflict, the land border could be another pressure point.

    • @eduardelric
      @eduardelric Год назад

      India is a strange one, Supports Russia, is part of BRICS, what makes you think they won't betray us???

    • @thomasantn
      @thomasantn Год назад

      You forgot China also has its ally Pakistan to pressure on India should two border conflict gets escalated.

    • @诡雅异俗
      @诡雅异俗 Год назад +8

      喜马拉雅山

    • @proudhuman166
      @proudhuman166 Год назад +29

      ​@@诡雅异俗हाँ हमारे पहाड़

    • @jil2936
      @jil2936 Год назад +3

      *yawn

  • @haroong.c8906
    @haroong.c8906 Год назад +1

    Great work 👏🏻👍🏻

  • @philipphortnagl2486
    @philipphortnagl2486 Год назад +9

    Wow, did not expect from this channel to present geopolitical facts so openly and transparent. Thank you!!

    • @benicerelax
      @benicerelax Год назад +2

      This is unfair. The focus of the video is on Chinese Mainland. You should understand the relationship between mainland China and Taiwan before commenting. You can also learn about your government's definition of Taiwan and whether you dare to recognize Taiwan as a country.

    • @iamisearojob6549
      @iamisearojob6549 Год назад

      Transparent,,,,, oh what a dummy

    • @jhonklan3794
      @jhonklan3794 Год назад +1

      he is wrong. China has long stated it plans to invade taiwan by 2040 due to its poor demographics. This was happening with or without US presence. For china, its a matter of national identity.

    • @anonX9509
      @anonX9509 Год назад +2

      Im pretty sure this is sarcasm. Johnny always presents the US as the bad guy in every single piece of shit he posts.

    • @benicerelax
      @benicerelax Год назад

      @@anonX9509 The world is complex, and so is every country. As an ordinary person, all I can do is try to live my life well and get along well with my family and friends, but it's not easy either. God bless you. (I am not a believer)

  • @MinamiSen
    @MinamiSen Год назад +38

    Compared to the current military scale in the pacific , the russian missile crisis in Cuba was a joke. Not to mention people already forgot what is the role of Japan in WWII, and which now taking up the new role of peace corps in the Pacific region. What an irony.

    • @mr.gigagod9736
      @mr.gigagod9736 Год назад

      I'd say the Soviet Union was a far more competent force than modern China, and soviet victory in the cold war is more likeley than Chinese hegomany.

    • @sevaraeg4770
      @sevaraeg4770 Год назад

      Many military planners have not forgotten what Japan did. But they know japan has changed, and in a global scale rivalry, the US needs as many friends as we can get

    • @YanceWang
      @YanceWang Год назад +4

      @@sevaraeg4770 Changed what? You have this kind of thought just because Janpanese forget shittiing on you.

    • @sevaraeg4770
      @sevaraeg4770 Год назад

      @YanceWang on us? Need I remind you we reduced japan to rubble. They didn't change on their own, we forced them too. Fortunately, their culture has become more docile and economical. They are more amiable and have adopted many of our ideals. It is better to work with them now instead of browbeating them over mistakes that their current generations didn't make

    • @mr.gigagod9736
      @mr.gigagod9736 Год назад +1

      @@sevaraeg4770 They defintley did change on there own. Truman wanted to Remilitarize Japan against the Soviets.

  • @funnypanda5401
    @funnypanda5401 Год назад +25

    To quote simple sentence
    Japan: Why China keeps increasing its military spending and still calls itself peace-loving
    China: We are increasing our weapons so that your American father will be peace-loving too.

  • @victorvlogs.14
    @victorvlogs.14 2 месяца назад

    Great video Sir

  • @michaelqi5202
    @michaelqi5202 Год назад +16

    US did not start a war with Russia over Ukraine; what made you think US will start a war with China ?

    • @sixabela
      @sixabela Год назад +3

      😂

    • @NoTraceOfSense
      @NoTraceOfSense Год назад

      TSMC.

    • @austinorsomeonealt
      @austinorsomeonealt Год назад

      Because Taiwan produces computer chips that are vital to the US, bloody American government don't give a shit if it doesn't affect them,the whole reason they funding Ukraine is to see Russia,one of their biggest (2nd prolly) rivals make a joke of themselves

    • @Yashodhan1917
      @Yashodhan1917 Год назад

      It's a proxy war in Ukraine, West vs Russia.

    • @shasmi93
      @shasmi93 Год назад

      This is completely different. We may start a war with China. But we also shoved out big nose in the Ukraine conflict too…

  • @CorgiaiLover
    @CorgiaiLover Год назад +20

    Well if china moved to Cuba and built it's military around there, wouldn't that be the same thing that were doing in Taiwan. We need to leave the rest of the world alone and worry about what is going on inside our country.

    • @kaihiwatari3841
      @kaihiwatari3841 Год назад +2

      Precisely .

    • @andrewcheng2852
      @andrewcheng2852 Год назад

      The us needs to stop masking their acts of aggression in other continents as homeland security concerns.

    • @VashtheStampede007
      @VashtheStampede007 Год назад +2

      Not the same. Taiwan’s official name is the Republic of China. Exactly the same name for all of China before the CCP overthrew the US-supported Chiang Kai Shek in the mainland in 1949.

    • @CorgiaiLover
      @CorgiaiLover Год назад +2

      ​@@VashtheStampede007I like how they removed my comment to hide the truth

    • @CorgiaiLover
      @CorgiaiLover Год назад

      ​​@@kaihiwatari3841sknab eht thguof ohw nam eht, it's backwards so it doesn't get removed I hope, google it once you decode it .

  • @sussypole6840
    @sussypole6840 Год назад +10

    Hey Johnny slight correction: Americans wrote the Japanese constitution so there is overlap to do Americans bidding.
    Who is entrenching/ provocative to China boarders? Is it international Waters or it’s only international waters/ air unless America says otherwise?
    Cia Johnny is back

  • @RyanSHoward
    @RyanSHoward Год назад +1

    Great overview thank you!

  • @andrews4502
    @andrews4502 Год назад +28

    I fear this would simply recreate the type of conflict that we see in Ukraine. I don't think any superpower would appreciate the fact that another country is roaming nuclear powered subs at their footsteps, that's almost like if China opts for the option of expanding militarily into Cancun/Cuba to protect Texas from being invaded by the rest of US if one day they declare independence, I don't see any scenarios in this case where this strategy would work.

    • @AL-lh2ht
      @AL-lh2ht Год назад

      Russia admitted they do not fear europe invasion. Russia invaded Ukraine not because of the US.

    • @monkeyman321
      @monkeyman321 Год назад

      China should liberate the kingdom of Hawaii

    • @hc434
      @hc434 Год назад +1

      The Chinese government has never controlled Taiwan for a single nanosecond in history - only Taiwan controls itself with it's own president, military, economy, everything. So either you've fallen for Chinese propaganda dishonestly likening Taiwan to Texas (which is not an independent country like Taiwan is), or you're purposely spreading Chinese propaganda

    • @cw2840
      @cw2840 Год назад

      Yup once you see the hypocrisy this entire narrative of the US claiming defense just falls apart

    • @alanOHALAN
      @alanOHALAN Год назад

      Thank you for being reasonable here, but unfortunate there are lot of rednecks are too brainwashed to think clear-headed.

  • @gogochannel1959
    @gogochannel1959 Год назад +73

    Great video. Human culture is really something. No one wants to back down and conflict is inevitable. Its like pressing a baloon.

    • @SioGG
      @SioGG Год назад

      Saying it's inevitable is an extremely charitable take to the US who has militarized that entire zone for no reason. The US are the aggressors

    • @DementedArch
      @DementedArch Год назад +2

      Just Capitalism. I'm waiting for new, big capital/interest clashes and future wars! Go Capitalism 🎉

    • @Saito11797
      @Saito11797 Год назад

      @@DementedArchlol everything is the capitalist boogeyman’s fault

    • @SergioAbarca9
      @SergioAbarca9 Год назад +3

      @@DementedArchWe’re trying to outlive capitalism not promote it 😂

    • @smith3477
      @smith3477 Год назад

      真以为,发生战争,你们美国还能像上个世纪保持安宁?吸血欧洲,用核武器让日本爱上白皮?

  • @tonisiret5557
    @tonisiret5557 Год назад +150

    In Tom Clancy's 1997 novel, "SSN" he predicted a war between the US & China, starting over the Spratley Islands; submarine warfare in the South China Sea also. He seemed to be correct! 😮

    • @thelonepainter4760
      @thelonepainter4760 Год назад +11

      Love Tom Clancy.

    • @gerardoexequielmagsaysay6358
      @gerardoexequielmagsaysay6358 Год назад +1

      Clancy is on point

    • @rohithkumar9942
      @rohithkumar9942 Год назад +15

      Insane cuz I read a fact today that said Tom Clancy's books were so detailed and accurate that the government wanted to know who's ratting them out but he was just writing while working as an insurance agent lmao

    • @AndrewinAus
      @AndrewinAus Год назад +2

      Dale Brown also had his novel Sky Masters (1991) cover a similar conflict but from a more airpower/airforce perspective. Then again with Fatal Terrain (1997) with a situation where the Taiwanese declare independence.

    • @dograkhalsa1098
      @dograkhalsa1098 Год назад +1

      Idk man Submarine Warfare just gives me chills.

  • @dabozeng8676
    @dabozeng8676 Год назад +10

    There are so many errors in this video. USA did not give Australia submarine for FEEE! Japan don't own any island other than four main island. South china sea boarder is defined by USA and ROC, there is not country named "Republic of the Philippines" before!

  • @tman040496tb
    @tman040496tb Год назад +6

    The problem is if this action did provoke the conflict it was already going to happen. China has made it very clear that the UA was the enemy, so for the military not to respond in kind would be out right dereliction of duty. To believe otherwise you would have to believe that the us not taking steps to defend Taiwan would make China want to attack them less.

  • @philb5593
    @philb5593 Год назад +8

    Incredible video. Tells the story exactly how it is. No politics just here’s a summary of what is happening.

  • @naderramadan5587
    @naderramadan5587 Год назад +24

    America should prepare itself to be more economically competitive against China, but I don't think they should have plans to go to war with China, unless Beijing really wants war. I certainly hope that war won't happen because it won't benefit Americans or Chinese people.

    • @LibeliumDragonfly
      @LibeliumDragonfly Год назад

      Looking at what caused the Chinese to move in during the Korean War, I don't think the US is any smarter nowadays.
      Deterrence seem to base solely on self-serving assumptions and a clear disregard and lack of understanding of what the other side was thinking.

    • @Jake0oo
      @Jake0oo Год назад +2

      Exactly

    • @brianization3874
      @brianization3874 11 месяцев назад

      It's hard to say that the outcomes of the second world war hasn't benefited the United States, and by extension our allies, for the past 79 years.

    • @gh-lz5oh
      @gh-lz5oh 9 месяцев назад +4

      看一看美国遍布世界的军事基地,我不觉得美国会为了和平放弃霸权地位。而且美国并不喜欢直接参与战争,它更喜欢促进目的地区战争的产生。

    • @ryanlionisme
      @ryanlionisme 9 месяцев назад

      war is not a option to be choose, economy problems lead to war

  • @JoseEditoNogoy
    @JoseEditoNogoy Год назад +1

    Hey Johnny! Thank you for my new coffee cup! -melvin

  • @jayrodathome
    @jayrodathome Год назад +31

    Your credibility with me personally took a pretty big hit when you did the ufo video. I’m still hanging bc of all the solid reporting you’ve done. I just can’t take you quite as seriously as I used to.

    • @dansamarco1610
      @dansamarco1610 Год назад +2

      You took this cutout seriously at some point? I'm sorry to hear that mate.

    • @johncaldwelljr.9671
      @johncaldwelljr.9671 Год назад

      The NY Times, all the major editorials have done a “UFO” piece in the last two years. It’s actually important and real news

  • @bluaeditz2099
    @bluaeditz2099 Год назад +22

    I can confirm the first 15 seconds ive watched are very informative and intriguing

    • @snickle1980
      @snickle1980 Год назад

      Nice of you to come visit us... We all float down here.

  • @DAOZHIJIAN
    @DAOZHIJIAN Год назад +30

    As you said in your video, the US is putting too much pressure on China at sea, which makes China have to settle the issue with war

    • @sebastianmuniz6867
      @sebastianmuniz6867 Год назад +9

      maybe china shouldn’t be bullying it’s neighbors and threatening to take over a sovereign country😭

    • @xiangjunli4506
      @xiangjunli4506 Год назад

      Really? China never threatening any neighbors, and plus Taiwan IS part of China if you know China's history. Many htanks@@sebastianmuniz6867

    • @抛到银河
      @抛到银河 Год назад +26

      @@sebastianmuniz6867 Which country in the world recognizes Taiwan as a sovereign country? Does the United States recognize it? Does Japan recognize it? Does South Korea admit it? Does the United Nations recognize it?

    • @抛到银河
      @抛到银河 Год назад +15

      @@sebastianmuniz6867 Which country is China bullying? The Philippines? I suggest you learn about the history and the origin of the South China Sea issue.

    • @sfguzmani
      @sfguzmani Год назад

      @@抛到银河 No country that shares borders with China likes China including Hong Kong and Taiwan. I wonder why? oh well..

  • @xuyangli8307
    @xuyangli8307 9 месяцев назад +9

    War runs throughout the history of China, now, the hard-won peace makes the Chinese people cherish it very much. China hopes to return to the glory days in a peaceful way. When the US fleet crosses the Pacific Ocean to China's doorstep again and again, who wants war and who is the biggest threat to the world? Taiwan is China's internal affairs, is a historical issue, only need Chinese people to solve, not the United States, Japan and other countries to interfere.

  • @Cane59
    @Cane59 Год назад +14

    As a vet I love the military videos.. I think there cool and awesome .. keep doing what you do ! God bless

    • @waefawawrgaw2835
      @waefawawrgaw2835 Год назад +9

      @@Jerrycourtney "Thank you for your service" - every typical meat rider response

    • @Jerrycourtney
      @Jerrycourtney Год назад

      @@waefawawrgaw2835 I shout out my fellow vets who served. We have to stick together. Begone troll

    • @alv4049
      @alv4049 Год назад +3

      @@waefawawrgaw2835 They don't really have a choice. U.S. military participation from general public is significantly higher than the rest of the world. Most Americans know someone who either serves or has served in the military. Much easier to pretend they're noble servicemen than admit they lost many lives to move money from public coffers to private bank accounts.

    • @Muhammad_Ahmad_
      @Muhammad_Ahmad_ Год назад

      Shame on you. You feel as if you are a hero for invading a sovereign country umder the pretext of "defending" your country. The global south is tired of American led world ordee. We are tired with you people

    • @Phantom-tg3qh
      @Phantom-tg3qh Год назад +1

      Thank you for your service

  • @johnlanguwerty5685
    @johnlanguwerty5685 Год назад +37

    I must say this is an excellent video, and I will most certainly be watching more of these. Not only does it explain the facts of what is happening but it also provides possible outcomes and introduces new ideas that I hadn’t previously considered. Thank you!

    • @teitou-fr8be
      @teitou-fr8be Год назад +4

      Anyone who knows a little history knows that Taiwan is originally China, but has been in the civil war, whether it is the United States, Japan or the United Nations, all recognize Taiwan as China, and now say that China invaded Taiwan, and now the United States does not know so many military bases, who is the problem? This is absolutely ridiculous!

    • @vkqtran4721
      @vkqtran4721 Год назад +2

      @@teitou-fr8beTaiwan and West Taiwan 😂

    • @spazmonkey3815
      @spazmonkey3815 Год назад

      @@teitou-fr8be It's all about stupid people in the US making stupid decisions.
      I am American and it's obvious that the US believes its own propaganda.
      The US has dismal intelligence (CIA,FBI etc.) and starts wars without thinking them through.
      Just look at the debacle they started in Ukraine.
      They have been planning this war with Russia since 2014 or maybe even before and they never knew Russia was so strong.Again,dismal intelligence.
      I am no genius but even I knew that war with Russia was a bad idea.
      Since 2000 we have been at war and we could have been busy making friends with these nations instead of destroying them.
      The US through its greed and war mongering has completely gutted the USA.Our standard of living is dropping, crime rate in the cities is extremely high and we have a Zombie as a president.

    • @alexyao7767
      @alexyao7767 Год назад

      @@teitou-fr8be so trueeeee

    • @dannielz6
      @dannielz6 Год назад

      ​@@teitou-fr8beAnyone who knows a little history knows that Taiwan was originally Aboriginal Taiwanese, then Dutch Empire, then Qing Empire, then Japanese Empire, then Republic of China, and now Taiwan, but never was PRC😊

  • @leosalas41ify
    @leosalas41ify Год назад +30

    Greed got us to this point. Why would you economically empower your enemy. Been saying this for the last 25 years.

    • @shrimpanzee001
      @shrimpanzee001 Год назад +5

      As nations become more economically free and powerful, they become more stable and peaceful. We wanted a stable trading partner we could do business with and profit from. We got it, so did they. There is a strong case to be made that the act of trading with China has resulted in the highest net improvement to human quality of life on the planet throughout the entire history of civilisation, which is something that everyone somehow just forgets.

    • @Yarden.Israel
      @Yarden.Israel Год назад

      Or maybe it was set up for America to fall from the jump 🤔

    • @Shredeker420
      @Shredeker420 Год назад

      Ok

    • @龍傲天-w9r
      @龍傲天-w9r Год назад

      The US believes they can replicate Japan's experience in China. First become an economically prosperous country, and then become a democracy.

    • @e3458
      @e3458 Год назад +2

      @@龍傲天-w9r japan became a democray forcefully even now they are still somewhat nationalist just like in ww2.

  • @fr4nkmusic513
    @fr4nkmusic513 4 месяца назад

    This Channel is Very good 🎉

  • @Reditect
    @Reditect Год назад +84

    Awesome video, but I wish the perspectives of other countries surrounding China, or in Asia in general, were included. What's their stances? Land invasion from China's west probably wouldn't be as effective compared to the east, geography points like the Himalayas or deserts. Speaking of which, Nepal has had a back and forth relationship between China, India, and the USA on fronts like water energy and roads. Russia has had a similar relationship with China historically, but it seems they are currently working together in a way. I'm not too informed on central Asia.

    • @Mr.Septon
      @Mr.Septon Год назад +3

      Hearing more about the stances of other nations would definitely be nice. I give Johnny a pass because he is American and his audience is significant portion American, so that is the view he brings, however, being as big of a creator as he is, he has a lot of connections with creators in other countries, and also has travelled much of the world and I am sure has a lot more global connections than the average person does. It would be nice if he, I don't know, maybe reached out to and included their opinions, idea's, and stances more. I think that it could add to the overall content.
      As for a land invasion of China, it is virtually impossible. You either have to go through unrealistic mountains, desert, jungle, or do a naval invasion. There are not a lot of realistic options for any power ever posing a serious threat to Chinese homeland in terms of invasion. They are relatively impregnable in a way comparable to the United States, albeit differently.
      Like Russia, the idea of building alliances around China or Russia is not about invasion against them. At no point is that the serious and general mindset. The idea is that these powers are so massive that if you are not teamed up and prepared beforehand, that it's going to be extra difficult to combat them, where it would be easier to deter them.
      Had NATO not existed even after the fall of the Soviet Union, it likely would have been the Baltic nations of Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania that would have been first swallowed by the Russian giant rather than first attempting Ukraine which is significantly largely and more challenging in a slew of ways.

    • @Toix
      @Toix Год назад +4

      the main issue everyone forgets is that China and other economically developed nations and developing need one another, it would completely disrupt the global economy if a conflict where to take place just between the US and China nevermind these other nations which may be involved- that will heavily damage society on practically every level, its simple to talk about "whatifs" when it comes to war, though lets say India gets dragged in imagine and theres no initiative for negotiations, youre talking about a war that may last for decades in whatever shape of form we do not know.

    • @ME-xc1st
      @ME-xc1st Год назад

      @@Mr.Septon Like it did much for Ukraine when Russia invaded

    • @ikem95
      @ikem95 Год назад

      What’s the title of the video?

    • @Reditect
      @Reditect Год назад +1

      @@ikem95 The U.S. has relations with more countries surrounding China than just the ones that was shown in the video.

  • @sonnygower8242
    @sonnygower8242 Год назад +13

    Planning is the key word. We will never go to war with china. Gotta keep the gov money flowing to the contracters.

  • @hahashi1895
    @hahashi1895 Год назад +9

    My guess is when Beijing actually starts ending the civil war with Taiwan, the nearby US troops will be as silent as chikens...

    • @thomasantn
      @thomasantn Год назад

      Like what the US carrier did last August when PLA practiced air and sea lock down on Taiwan. It ran further away from PLA's fire range.

    • @moonasha
      @moonasha Год назад

      @@thomasantn should they have gone into the range and got blown up?

    • @thomasantn
      @thomasantn Год назад

      @@moonasha No guts, No glory😅