“British” 🤔More like J….h

Does this video use ai voice?

All fake video. It is not 100 years old company. Never near bankrupt. Anil Ambani is different and his brother Mukesh Ambani is the richest man in the India. This is western peoples' don't understand the india. You are giving completely wrong informations

The narrative is very hard to understand over the music at certain parts, which is too loud. Otherwise nice video.

All these identical, crowded, overpriced low-quality red brick boxes they keep building on farmland. That’s got to be a good thing right?

The fallacy of free market capitalism is that capitalists are opposed to the idea of competition. Oil, auto, tech corporations are not competing, they are price-fixing.

You got confused between Mukesh Ambani and anil ambani

Can I know the software you use for creating this video?

The term money-laundering I believe originates from the American cosa nostra "investing" in coin operated laundromats. No one could say how many quarters went into the washing machines and in the tax-evading scheme huge income was claimed. Though almost no clothes were actually washed, the money was laundered.

Coming to Canada any day now 😂

I feel the success secret of Reliance group is - backward integration to become a monopoly in B2B business and forward connection directly with consumers in B2C businesses

Funny how "disonest/deceitful" people work, they love to cheat/trick /deceive others but apparently they do not like/ do not want others to do that tovthem, they demand loyalty... Cognitive dissonant... Hypocrites...bad intentions/disonest... or merely justified as "business is business and money makes the world go around(legally or illegally, all is valid)", corruptedmind set or just "merchant/trader/business man". Definitely, deep historic roots promoting the ongoing "repeat, repeat, repeat and hide, hide, hide".

Watergate wasn't money laundering. The FBI performed an illegal search against a criminal organization without a warrant.

Soldier are sexy. Now men are weak and pathetic.

this video is hella boring

Need a city beautiful movement

I once heard “Kids are the most expensive pets you’ll ever have.” And I think there’s some truth to that statement. Raising a healthy, well-adjusted human is expensive, time consuming, and incredibly taxing. Rewarding, sure, but so is volunteering at a retirement home, being a mentor, or mowing your neighbor’s lawn. I think some people have kids because they want validation and affirmation, and rather than go to therapy, they dig a money hole and start shoveling in what little hard earned money their three jobs get them.

Before Ambani India was the richest nation right? 😅

OK, so Craig Newmark was born in 1952, he launched Craig's List in 1995, but you think he was in his early 30s when he did so?

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Vanilla Ice is 90s, not 80s.

Poorly researched video So many mistakes

Didn’t that witch Thatcher also sell off most of ur public housing? That was very good for a few families but likely disastrous in the long run. Here in the USA, major cities, especially in blue states like mine, build public housing for working class folks, which is really the only reason working people can live in cities like Boston, where I live. And they’re no longer doing it by building these brutalist structures that scream ghetto. They fit in rather well with the surrounding structures. Cities like Cambridge Mass. also require a certain number of apartments, even in luxury buildings, be set aside for low income folks.

That was amazing. I often wondered about those questions you asked thank you for presenting this.

No worries. Corrupto Trump and Crypto Musk came up with a “stable genius plan” over MacBurgers at Merde-el-Lardo. What possibly could go wrong?

Build a powerful military and then move to loot the world

You have seen nothing yet.

If nothing changes It'll stay the same 😂😂😂😂

"British" merchants 😂😂😂 more like (((happy))) merchants 😂 Google that

Bro Dhirubhai started the company in 1977, how is it a 100 year old company?

A Bit Of a Mess it's complet f up I wold say

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I had no idea that retracting one’s membership from an economic union would result in financial difficulties…. Whom would have thought?

Slave wanted to trade his freedom with diamond. Master deleted slave and kept the diamond. .....

Money from selling opium.

11 seconds into the video, the very first sentence you said is absolutely incorrect, maybe you lied, maybe you dont care enough to do thorough research or you want only Indian audience

The UK never fails to screw itself up

Dude is this a person narrating or not? It sounds awful - AWFUL. Please start narrating these - how much time can that really take? Or use a better LLM even? I gotta take my view else where I couldn’t even reach 2:00 of this unbearable shit. I actually really liked the topic, too.

In short, its all the government's fault. As usual.

0:07 that is Anil Ambani brother of Mukesh Ambani….and the one who fought against Musk is Mukesh Ambani

Getting into petrochemicals in the 70s is like getting into AI now. Reliance is an OG tech conpany

no music is better please

You're missing the problem of decline in education in Japan. Kids skipping school has reached critical level. Bullying is the leading cause. Studies from Norway and Singapore shows Japanese students now performing at the bottom 20% among OECD. Similar to developing countries.

The lou....

Please just cover the Tata family; the rest aren’t worth watching a 21-minute video for.

Wait for the comeback of Anil sir.

No!.. that's complete BS! the 2008 mortgage crisis wasn't because "bankers were giving mortgages to people they knew couldn't pay them back"🤨 *The Root Causes of the 2008 Financial Crisis* It's a persistent misconception that the 2008 financial crisis was triggered primarily by bankers *recklessly issuing mortgages to borrowers who were unlikely to repay them*. This oversimplification ignores the broader context of deregulation and the creation of complex financial instruments that actually played the central role in causing the crisis. *Deregulation, Not Reckless Lending, Was the Core Issue* One of the most significant factors leading to the crisis was the deregulation of the financial industry. In particular, the repeal of key components of the Glass-Steagall Act in the late 1990s allowed commercial banks, which traditionally managed deposits and loans, to merge with investment banks that engaged in riskier financial ventures. This lack of a clear separation led to a greater focus on short-term profits and risk-taking, setting the stage for the crisis. *The Abolition of Dodd-Frank's Predecessors and Weakening Oversight* Prior to the 2008 meltdown, there was a systematic dismantling of the regulatory framework designed to ensure transparency and accountability in lending and investment practices. Although the Dodd-Frank Act was a post-crisis attempt to correct these issues, its predecessors, such as elements of the Community Reinvestment Act and other lending regulations, were loosened over the years. This regulatory erosion allowed financial institutions to operate with less oversight, contributing to the bubble that would ultimately burst. *The True Culprit: Complex Financial Instruments Like Credit Default Swaps (CDS)* A major driver of the 2008 crisis was the proliferation of financial products like mortgage-backed securities (MBS) and credit default swaps (CDS). Banks and other institutions bundled subprime mortgages into securities and sold them as low-risk investments, relying on credit rating agencies to provide optimistic ratings. The market's faith in these securities was misplaced; when homeowners started to default, the value of these investments plummeted, creating a ripple effect. Credit default swaps, in particular, were a type of insurance on these securities, and their unregulated trade created systemic risk. This complexity, opacity, and lack of oversight were much larger contributors to the crisis than simply issuing bad loans. *Blaming Borrowers Overlooks the Role of Predatory Lending Practices* While it is true that many borrowers took on loans they ultimately could not afford, it's misleading to place the blame solely on them or on "reckless bankers." A deeper problem was the predatory lending practices that flourished in the run-up to the crisis. These practices targeted vulnerable borrowers with deceptive terms, adjustable-rate mortgages that would balloon after a few years, and other tactics designed to drive profits, not to ensure sustainable homeownership. The blame, therefore, lies with a system that incentivized risky behavior from the top down, not merely with borrowers or individual mortgage issuers. *It's important that people (like you) STOP SPREADING MISINFORMATION and start assigning proper blame and accountability.* Again In the aftermath of the crisis, the creation of the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer Protection Act sought to reinstate some of the oversight that had been lost, emphasizing the need for stricter regulation on complex financial products and greater consumer protection. This move highlights the understanding that a lack of regulatory oversight-rather than individual lending decisions- *was the principal factor in the financial collapse.* *Conclusion* To suggest that the 2008 financial crisis was purely due to *bankers knowingly giving mortgages to unqualified borrowers* is a simplistic and misleading narrative. The root causes of the crisis were multifaceted, involving significant regulatory failures, the unrestrained growth of complex financial instruments like *credit default swaps,* and a market driven by short-term gains over long-term stability. Addressing the full scope of these causes is essential to understanding the lessons of 2008 and preventing a similar event in the future.

FFS, at 4:43 you said Britain and DENMARK's East India Companies ! ! ! It was the F-ing DUTCH EAST INDIA COMPANY ! ! ! This is a colossal mistake ! How can you be making this video when you clearly know nothing about the VOC? ZERO CREDIBILITY and thumbs down. 👎👎👎👎👎

Yuck

fix your audio, it's too low