Global South Turns to China and Rejects U.S. “Democracy”

[@MirikSmit]

just wanna say the china report is my favourite show thank you amanda and KJ

[@CS-wn5lv]

If the Euro-america style democracy was so good, they wouldn't need to bad-mouth others on governance. People will naturally choose a system that best serves their interests

[@siewkwanyin8561]

Exactly!

[@mateusnicolinibezerra9757]

And they have chosen that. For years now. If China's model was good, they wouldn't need to censor criticism.

[@Orwellian-Purple-Grapes-1984]

​@@mateusnicolinibezerra9757They don't censor criticism, they censor lies.

[@mateusnicolinibezerra9757]

@@Orwellian-Purple-Grapes-1984 They censor anything that makes the government look bad. They do not care about evidence. They're the biggest liars themselves.

[@Lord_Erekosë]

​@@mateusnicolinibezerra9757 They dont censors critism, people still does that on social media, lol. They censors when the critism shift to the ideology itself

[@sanp6092]

I am African Caribbean, and China has helped build infrastructure across the Caribbean. America has never done this. They bully, and they make demands that do not benefit the people. I'm looking forward to change.

[@angusmckenzie9622]

@@sanp6092 “I am African Caribbean…”. You have nothing to do with Africa.. you have had the benefits on offer of what the west offers yet you’ve wasted decades drinking rum and now think that the sheep of Asia can help you ? CCP can’t even help their own economy in freefall. Help Africa? A joke, CCP wants cheap power and mineral resources. Nobody does it for you, it’s up to you, not US, not EU, certainly not CCP.

[@jonathanmun4180]

Shows you who the real children are 👶

[@angusmckenzie9622]

@@sanp6092 “I am African…Help yourself, don’t rely on the west or CCP to do it for you. CCP ? If you lie down with dogs, you catch fleas.

[@harryni2162]

Though China's government never intended to export its ideology to other counties according to its non-interventionism policy, because the China's model is quite unique due to its own history. The core purpose of Chinese Communist Party is to serve the people. Nevertheless the Party has made detours and mistakes, and there have been many corrupted officials and scums, but the history of New China has proved that its core purpose has not changed. The most obvious example is that the number of 850 millions people who living in extreme poverty in China have disappeared, and there are no homeless people on streets in China while extreme poverty is on rise in the US. In term of protecting ordinary citizens, there more than 1.2 million people have died in Covid in the US, and in China, with four times the population of the US has only lost a few thousands. As we all know on the surface the American politicians were voted into power by people, but they only serve the interest of their donors behind the scene, not serve the majority of ordinary voters, that's including all elected governments and presidents of the US, they never serve the interest of the vast majority people after being elected. Such system led to the disorderly expansion of capital and the vicious monopoly. Up to the US President, senators, congressmen and party members can openly, legally take money (donates) from enterprises and capitalists which is 100% crime of corruption in China. The US politicians took money and commissions from gun lobbies, military-industrial complex and Wall Street Jewish groups, and those consortiums also control the media, manipulate public opinion, lie and cheat the public, in return, the US politicians must do 2 things: 1. making external enemies to shift internal problems, 2. provoking wars elsewhere for more arm deals.

[@angusmckenzie9622]

@@harryni2162 “Though China’s government never…”. Such a wonderful country, CCP China. The mystery is that the all wise Chinese would never leave and especially not go to that dreadful America. Here’s an opportunity for all those Chinese who live outside Chin GO BACK. You’ll be much happier

[@lakshminarayanan-ls5fz]

China has given lot to the world and still giving. Must be admired. Truth alone triumphs

[@lightknight876]

Yeah, but they did so without inflicting democracy with drone strikes on villages and make a Hollywood movie about it. Is that the world you want to live in? That was sarcasm, in case you missed it.

[@angusmckenzie9622]

@@lakshminarayanan-ls5fz Please go back to Communist China, please

[@Vrey662]

Dont be so naive. China expects "something" in return that is the entire country. Also theres no plan for China to lesve since its his infraestructure.

[@angusmckenzie9622]

@@lakshminarayanan-ls5fz “China has given lot to the…”. What do you say China has given the world?

[@Gunni1972]

@@angusmckenzie9622 Did you forget the first Silk road? It made Europe prosper from the 14th century onwards, basically allowing the circumstances to develop for the discovery of America. So, if you really want to pull strings here, China has given us USA. And has given USA 40% of the workforce necessary to build it's first Railroad.

[@theinfralink6598]

Love your program!!! Professor Hammond is one of the real China experts in the U.S. but I never seen him appearing on the MSM.

[@mahbrum]

He will never get exposure by the MSM because he doesn't follow the collective west narrative.

[@cheungchingtong]

You know the expert is real or not by checking on if he/she's on mainstream medias or not.

[@mizzypoo4827]

Like Gordon Chang ... Expert who wrote a book predicting the COLLAPSE of CHN in 2000.. Hahaha 😂... he gets to be invited give his POV on Networks like CNN or Fox News....🤔

[@CryptoRenegade-x3o]

do ya mean fermented tofu mouth Chang? don't kiss me please 🫢

[@siewkwanyin8561]

You mean stinky tofu mouth Chang​@@CryptoRenegade-x3o

[@thetokyodrafts813]

This is the kind of commentary we need!

[@jennylee685]

This is also reporting unbiased news, unlike the US & western MSM. Breakthrough News also advocates Peace, unlike many (not all) US & western news media.

[@默-c1r]

one of the best English language shows on China

[@jennylee685]

This is truthful journalism, not biased like the US & western MSM propaganda, especially when it comes to reporting on China. Breakthrough News report the truth on China & the Global South, not one sided, biased news like what the US & western news report. They point out all the unfair reporting on China & the Global South.

[@virtuosa69]

In the USA democracy merely means US corporations and Israelis majority rule

[@vincenttay2812]

Corrupted system with Corrupted politicians Freedom of speech and expression in the US?? Surveillance state

[@vansdan.]

USI, united states of israel

[@vincenttay2812]

@@virtuosa69 Politicians controlled by big corporation. Ground for corruption

[@harryni2162]

Is America a democracy or oligarchy moneyocracy? The fundamental systemic differences between USA and China are: 1 There's no slaughter, loot and genocide against natives and ethnic minorities in China, the 'I Can't Breathe' incident never happened in China. 2. The US per capita income is 6.4 times ahead of China's, why we see the homeless everywhere on street in the US but couldn't find such scene anywhere in China? 3. China does not allow 1% of the population to own more than 95% of the population's total wealth. 4. China does not allow its people to die in mass shootings, let alone let school children get massacred by guns. 5. China does not allow the drug problem to plague the country and kill more than 100,000 people every year. 6. China has never invaded other countries or engaged in colonial expansion. 7. China never interferes in the internal affairs of other countries and never seeks and fosters agents abroad. 8. China has never based its foreign policies on 'We lied, we cheated, we stole. It reminds you of the glory of the American experiment (Pompeo)'. 9. China has never sought to dominate the world, nor deprived any country (region) of its right of development. On the contrary, China shares development and prosperity with all trading partners. 10. China will never do anything to weaken or eliminate an opponent in order to win. Instead, China is focused on bettering itself. 11. China never fires missiles at wandering balloons, but heavily invests in better infrastructures so Chinese people can enjoy better life, safety and health. 12. China advocates and practices in 'Unite and Prosper', the US pursues and believes in 'Divide and Rule', one is constructive and one is destructive. 13. China always follows Confucius philosophy 'Seek common interest and reserve difference', the US prefers 'Either at the table or on the menu (Blinken)'. 14. Chinese Communist Party members never act as brokers for the military industrial complex in abroad. 15. China walks the talk with a moral compass, the US talks the walk without any moral compass. Conclusion: China's system truly reflects 'of the people, by the people, for the people', the US system betrayed Abraham Lincoln's idea, it truly manifested 'of the 1% people, by the 1% people, for the 1% people'.

[@swapansinha5717]

USA is a democrazy country

[@antihypocrisy8978]

We should judge governments by their accountability and track record, instead of using simplified labels.

[@TheStax5150]

😂😂 what does it matter? Every government is a centralized form of power they’re all tyrannical and they’re all scumbags. We need to end permanently centralized governments decentralized the world and go back to living simplified lives. Can you imagine that can you imagine just being able to live your goddamn life without daddy government to hold your hand?😂😂

[@dicey8928]

America wants their Governments to look Full of interesting people who are all representing blue or the red but I assure you they have only turned up for A Wage packet 😮

[@CS-wn5lv]

History means taking responsibility. Euroamerican governments don't want that

[@tigading2177]

That is why even Putin conceded that when it comes to U$nUK propaganda, it truly is unrivalled. But in the end, it does not stop other nations from continuous development, in promoting harmony and peaceful co-existence, whilst containing USnUK to self destructions in their own region.

[@stephenlock7236]

The west has little choice with its simplified labels because they have little to show other than their simplified labels of democracy, human rights and freedom.

[@silveriver9]

The US is in rapid decline.

[@lordumas]

Thank goodness

[@MudBuddy55]

A large part because the Zionist’s have infiltrated and taken control of our government, media, and financial institutions.

[@casey7411]

​@@lordumas don't cheer, as it goes down it will be at its most dangerous. We'll probably all die in nuclear winter

[@notchit3542]

a nation shot itself on the foot

[@thecomment9489]

USA is nit a nation but an oligarchy pretending to be a nation

[@joethao2161]

Great show guys... Keep coming with more shows y'all!!!

[@mikereynolds8715]

Enjoy your time in China!

[@DuruttiVisca]

And the free world rejoices

[@taiwanstillisntacountry]

Caste-system numba-1

[@AshleyMcIntosh-zz7kr]

Good show guys,Amanda and KJ keep up the good work.

[@Arugula100]

I am impressed by Ken Hammond's insight into China when he only lived there 5 years during the 1980s

[@LW78321]

Prof Hammond is a wonderful American who seeks the truth and is for peace ❤

[@mamaurku]

Thank you so much. Until I watched this video, I was completely ignorant about China and believed all the mainstream myths and stereotypes. You really opened my eyes!

[@donktec]

Thank you for having Professor Ken on the show 👍

[@IdrisFashan]

What good is political democracy when the economy is oligarchic? It’s complete theatre. Without economic agency, citizens are paying taxes for services that operate in the interests of other people. “It’s the economy, stupid.” 😅

[@IdrisFashan]

This is such a great interview. Thank you so much for this. 👊🏾🧔🏾‍♂️

[@tigading2177]

That my dear is the genius of western illusionary "freedom and democracy", it is all about "feeling" good, not actually "doing" any good. Hence westerners continue to "vote" each time thinking, things would get better, but with each election cycle, it's the same policy, one govt blames the other, failing that just blame Russia, China, Iran, Cuba, Venezuela and everybody else, that is also why the west always need an enemy or 2, to control their population. Western democracy is the best divisive tool in the world.

[@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993]

How is economy oligarchic? Are you forced to buy any services except by govt you voted for? (insurance and licenses). You voted for the oligarchy? That's why political democracy matters.

[@IdrisFashan]

@@mikolowiskamikolowiska4993 there are 7 US hedge funds that retain monopolistic-like control over WHOLE industries (health, traditional media, digital, power utility, and now the home market) and somehow people think that their individual economic decisions have any effect. They don’t and they haven’t. In Canada, the situation is actually worse. We have governments that retain control over swaths of the marketplace, but they influence them in the same way that serves even smaller cadres of capital and labour. It’s a system that has been co-opted over a century. The UK and other EU states have similar struggles.

[@mateusnicolinibezerra9757]

@IdrisFashan It doesn't matter how much economic power you have when the government has the monopoly on guns and violence. So yes, the government being a democracy makes all the difference.

[@fillyjamalama5201]

One of my favorite shows!!:) Another dynamic duo just like Rania and Eugene!:) Thank you KJ, Amanda and guest Ken Hammond; keep up the great analyses! Love all the info on 🇨🇳, the BRI projects & "win/win cooperation". Thank you, thank you!!🙏🤲💌

[@theone8189]

This is the only KZbin channel I watch till the end.

[@Hottiger1818]

USA democracy; the people vote for trump/biden ... the people get netanyahoo.

[@ching-yi2007]

Funny!

[@davidrichards1741]

China has real democracy that works for people instead of for big corporate monopolies as in US.

[@yeska62]

中国加油！❤🇨🇳❤

[@harbinger6562]

Good morning Ken Amanda and KJ❤️GS🇨🇳🦾😇👋

[@publicutility]

The problem with all ideologies of power and control is unchecked power.

[@publicutility]

Rome didn't fall, only the name and capitals changed.

[@publicutility]

Denial of oppression in China isn't a good stratagy

[@moviemakerjo6756]

liberal democracy is phizer and cola owning regulators, planing teaching curriculum, owning politicians and clouding with private banks (the fed)....the average slob in the west has no idea of democracy or where it is......

[@bertanelson8062]

I would have loved to visit Confucius Institute. Never heard of them anywhere in U$a. Such has been the level of obfuscation of exchange with Chinese Culture. I visited China in 2007 & found dynamic people & society. Today's advances as I've seen online are amazing.

[@hyc1266]

US closed all Confucius Institutes a few years ago.

[@ElisabeteSuzana]

@@hyc1266 Sweden too. It happened when I was starting to learn (Mandarin) Chinese. They want us disconnected from the world especially if that knowledge acquisition doesn’t conform with their narratives. There were Chinese schools too, kids in Sweden were learning Chinese as a second language, with opportunities to study in China to hone their skills. That’s all gone now, they closed the schools.

[@CryptoRenegade-x3o]

Talk about anti-choice

[@stephenlock7236]

​@@ElisabeteSuzanaThe reality of freedom in the west.

[@hongqi5734]

This is my favorite channel. Unbiased and very factual. Very pleasant to watch. Please continue with your great work.

[@ElisabeteSuzana]

90% of Chinese people own their homes. This is a dream! I speak with many Chinese in China who assume this is normal in the west. I don’t think many realise that less and less are able to buy homes here.

[@tyrismaxey]

That's a lie!

[@Vrey662]

Nice joke. Chinese own nothing, and everything belongs to the comunist party, including the people.

[@taiwanstillisntacountry]

Enough 🚽🚽🚽in Dharavi? Yes, lies

[@CarSpotsAmsterdam]

@@tyrismaxeysays a typical patriot

[@tyrismaxey]

@@CarSpotsAmsterdam it's just factually incorrect.

[@anthonybencivengo6901]

Highly recommend the book "Why the World Needs China" by Kyle Ferrana, great examination of how China's system works better than that of the US and why countries in the Global South/Global Majority prefer to work with China

[@AlhasanBah]

I think the thing China is doing right is based on results and investing in the right areas instead of ideology and blaming others.

[@mateusnicolinibezerra9757]

@@AlhasanBah "Ideology" aka defending freedom is what made the West so successful

[@greenbug3335]

Great video guys.

[@ykwong230]

Great job guys. Being an English educated person in Asia we are really surprised to see how the American people are so easily influenced by MSM. The indoctrination is so huge there. Keep safe guys and look forward to your next show.

[@angusmckenzie9622]

@ykwong "Great job guys. Being an ..." Your English education is deficient in understanding number, even if it does permit you to express surprise at the ease at which 'the American people' are influenced by MSM, something impossible for you to determine without widespread pre test, survey and aggregation processes. Just keep doing what most of your ilk do, rehash CCP propaganda.

[@paulchung9881]

I believe "Global Majority" is a better description for labelling them as "3rd World" then lately "Global South" .

[@notsosuavemate]

Agreed it’s disrespectful and ignorant. Most now are finally Developing to make better for their own people so they don’t have to immigrate some where else

[@moviemakerjo6756]

places are underdeveloped because of colonisation.

[@ElisabeteSuzana]

“Global south” seeks to remedy the colonial connotations with terms like “third world”. Global south and global majority are both good terms but “global south” reminds us of the historical processes related to colonisation, imperialism, capitalism.

[@Vrey662]

Third world is ok. Thats the adecuate description. As we are poor countries, very corrupted, mostly regimes. I m from a third world country very proudly.

[@paulchung9881]

@@Vrey662 Good on you! But we do need to learn to respect each other; just like every part of our body that needs to be cared for; in order for our body to function properly & effectively.

[@РафаэльСаркисянц-ъ2т]

Если США вдруг исчезнет, то никто сожалеть не будет, все вздохнут с облегчением.

[@mattesparza2072]

Ay always great to get some Ken. He is such a wealth of knowledge on the PRC.

[@jennylee685]

Great reporting & great chat with Ken Hammond! I love the video from Douyin & that is one fantastic Black Myth Wukon painting that villager painted! Love it! Thank you KJ & Amanda for your reporting & safe travels to China, Amanda!

[@visionary4787]

China’s governance model sparks intense debate, and it’s easy to see why. While it’s criticized as “autocratic” from a Western perspective, there’s no denying the tangible results it delivers-lifting millions out of poverty and responding swiftly to crises like COVID-19. The real issue here is how we define success and governance. Is it about freedom of speech, or about ensuring basic needs and economic security? In many ways, China’s system challenges the idea that democracy automatically produces the best outcomes. Maybe it’s time to question the Western narrative and see China’s governance for what it is-complex, effective, and deeply influential globally.

[@truthboom]

Nah they pretty slow to respond unlike Taiwan, Local governor ignoring the doctors warning, silencing them and let virus spreads,

[@tigading2177]

I would say, it's all about choices. Asians prefer prosperity, unity, jobs, family ties. Westerners prefers voting every 4 years, over and above everything else, they prefer profits over humanity, extreme wealth to the detriment of the nation and we must all defend their rights to carry on with democracy.

[@ElisabeteSuzana]

But China has democratic processes. If it were a top down system, they’ve already fallen. What kind of participation do we really have in the West? Voting every 4 years but even then our voices don’t matter, we don’t have political power, our needs and concerns are not heard.

[@tigading2177]

LOL I do love how some western powers or political punters think China's system of governance or border is up for debates or approval by the west! That's like saying I have a say over my neighbors house rules. Idiotic rationale to say the least. China's system is up to Chinese people and China to decide, just like European "freedom and democracy" is up to western population to debate. It's all about choices! In the west people have chosen "freedom and democracy, a system which makes them "feel" good, never mind that it doesn't really change a damn thing. Chinese people chose to forgo western "freedom and democracy" as defined by the west, it choose to trust its govt Commie or otherwise, to make the right decision, and when it doesn't then chinese people will simply replace them, just like every other dynasty for the past 5000 years. However illusionary "freedom and democracy" of the west, must be defended and must be allowed to carry on, after all it is a westerner's choice, to remain "free" from all properties, free to sleep in the parks, in tents, free to l00t shops, free to sh00t each other, that IS their right to do so, even enshrined in the U$ constitution! America's right must be protected!

[@myintmaunmaun]

Lots of countries have to totalitarians rulers all across the world and the US a considers them a very strong ally and actually has a military bases in some of them. Lots of these countries don't do anything for the citizens the two biggest ones I think of are Saudi Arabia and Nigeria deep in corruption and not a standing vision for the country compared them to China. the ruling party in China actually wants to progress the country for whatever reason I don't know. But lots of countries would trade the productivity of their country for the productivity of China. Like I said again lots of totalitarian governments out there that don't even do one tenth of what China does for its people. And you never hear the USA talking about spreading democracy to Saudi Arabia, UAE, QATAR, Jordan or criticizing governments like EGYPT at the same level as they do as china because they usually bend the knee to what the US wants

[@warrennelson5190]

Amanda, I hope you have a nice time with family and friends. Could you do some interviews so we can meet them too and get first hand opinions?

[@LordPist65]

I absolutely love this show.

[@michaeltee4275]

Great report.

[@mochawitch]

Great episode ❤❤

[@azharidris7092]

i'm tire of this description the global south .. please just call the rest of the world the global majority..

[@mattesparza2072]

“Global South” is far clearer than “global majority.” The global south is the global majority. I don’t see why you’d have a problem with the term. The Global North is the former colonizers, settler colonies, and the US Empire. Global South is formerly colonized or semi-colonized countries.

[@charmaine8512]

​@@mattesparza2072Well explained. Dont want to be disrespected by these louts

[@Moeflyer6213]

Before the "Global South", there was a term called "Third-World Countries".

[@lboston4660]

@@mattesparza2072 It's a dumb term because it's drawing a random line in the sand. There are "global south" countries on northern latitudes than the "global north".

[@abe8435]

@@mattesparza2072 Global Majority has some advantages over “Global South”. You know what Global South refers to and that it represents a majority, but many people from the U.S., the core of the Global North, do not, and language should serve to educate. As such, I would use both terms interchangeably. Not only is it geographically misleading to say “Global South”, but many who live in the Global North and understand which countries the “Global South” refers to still maintain the delusion that the liberal settler-colonial states they live in are the majority, or can see themselves as more legitimate than the Global South.

[@charles_wipman]

Great program, we'll be waiting for more news in November, the interview with the profesor was great; and everyone on the last clip was very talented too, my Lord i'm hungry!!.

[@loufarrocco7023]

Thank you for bringing some light to the subject of "Government for People" and it's incredible results. Many people are not given the truth when it comes to other countries of the world. Keep doing what you do.

[@StateOfPurgatory]

Amazing report

[@alexianemp]

This show is vitally important. Thank you.

[@Ex_877]

It's almost like a nation united, thrives.

[@tigading2177]

That is very much against western oligarchic govts, it's all about division, pitting one group against another, that is how they maintain control.

[@peakserv]

Love your program.

[@daledm1]

BA in Vietnamese Language and Linguistics, Minor in Asian Studies 1974. China will survive very well. Wish I could live in China near the Vietnamese border since I speak Northern Dialect,

[@sailormiu]

appreciate Amanda, KJ and the china report team to create a space for knowledge and information! great discussion with Ken Hammond!

[@yhamilajojo8847]

We love china

[@WELIEWECHEATWESTEAL-el8ze]

USA ❤ Double Standard USA ✅ Uyghurs Moslem USA ❎ Palestine Moslem

[@emrebennett2857]

"America hates Muslims, hates the Chinese, but loves Chinese Muslims"

[@anthonybencivengo6901]

Not to mention acting horrified at alleged "slave labor" in China while profiting from actual slave labor in US prisons

[@CryptoRenegade-x3o]

Slavery never ended, it's just moved from the auction block to the cell block

[@alexabood2516]

University of Akron canceled its Confucius institute partnership. I was worried my old high school nearby (NIHF STEM) removed its Chinese language program, but luckily the teachers there were able to create new partnerships, and the program is still going strong. It's the only high school I know of in the area teaching Mandarin.

[@yenshui]

China has followed a non-intervention policy; so China is not looking to export their political system to other countries.

[@linus631]

Great conversation! Must have Prof. Ken back ! Thank you!❤😊

[@jansecj9472]

best report

[@elchicano187]

They know what so called " US DEMOCRACY " does and means. NOPE

[@MarkMiller304]

Democracy is code word for hegemony

[@Mimicry161]

Great video! Could you guys add chapters for each topic next time? Thanks!

[@MrNiaman]

Here’s the detailed summary of the video with timestamps linked directly to the video: Watch the Video Here 00:00 - Introduction to Geopolitical Context The hosts introduce the discussion, focusing on recent military exercises conducted by China around Taiwan amid rising tensions, particularly following statements from Taiwan's new president regarding independence and equal status. Watch 02:30 - Taiwan's Strategic Importance The hosts emphasize Taiwan's historical role as a U.S. military base and its significance in U.S. force projection against China, highlighting the geopolitical stakes involved. Watch 05:15 - China's Global Strategy The conversation shifts to an article suggesting that China is exporting its autocratic governance model to developing countries. The hosts challenge this narrative, arguing that many nations are seeking alternatives to Western neoliberal policies. Watch 08:45 - Economic Initiatives Discussion of China’s investment in infrastructure, specifically a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility being built in the Ivory Coast as part of China's Health Silk Road initiative, which aims to enhance healthcare and foster international cooperation. Watch 12:00 - Contrasting U.S. Approaches The hosts contrast China's initiatives with the U.S. approach, which often imposes conditions through aid rather than constructive investment. Watch 15:30 - Perceptions of Governance Critique of the portrayal of China as solely an autocracy. The speakers argue that many Chinese citizens actively participate in political processes and that the government has effectively improved the lives of millions. Watch 18:00 - Historical Context of Western Intervention Discussion of the historical failures of U.S. and British intervention in Africa, emphasizing their neglect of meaningful investment and the perpetuation of dependency on foreign aid. Watch 21:00 - Shifting Global Dynamics The hosts note a shift towards a multipolar world, where more countries look to China for inspiration and support instead of adhering to Western models of democracy, reflecting growing disillusionment with Western hegemony. Watch 24:30 - Cultural Misunderstandings Emphasis on the need for better understanding of different cultural contexts and governance systems. The hosts point out that many misconceptions about China stem from a lack of genuine knowledge about its society and achievements. Watch 27:00 - Call for Awareness The conversation concludes with a call for greater awareness among the American public regarding global issues and the realities of China’s development model. The speakers advocate for informed discussions that consider both successes and challenges faced by different countries. Watch 28:30 - Closing Remarks The hosts summarize the key points discussed and encourage viewers to think critically about the narratives surrounding China's rise and the implications for global power dynamics. Watch This summary includes direct links to specific moments in the video for easier navigation.

[@marlbankian]

Excellent analysis site

[@pandora.panicc]

Listened in to Ken Hammond talk about the history of China's Cultural Revolution. Will be attending his remaining classes virtually. So glad to find a means of learning about China without it being bogged down by CIA propaganda. ❤️

[@angusmckenzie9622]

@pandora-panicc "Listened in to Ken Ham..." Don't worry, lass, if this video's any guide, his remaining classes will be bogged with more than enough propaganda to satisfy you.

[@pacoshuman7642]

I truly enjoy and appreciate your show. I have never been to China and hope to go someday with my young son...show him some of the incredible places in this world.

[@ElisabeteSuzana]

Same here!

[@linzheng2288]

Welcome! Best wishes to you and your family ❤

[@khaitsae]

I agree Professor Ken Hammond is one of the few "real China Experts", not Mearsheimer or Gordon Chang.

[@pkwong1940]

Gordon is just a simple fool.

[@FAFORednickincell]

@@pkwong1940Gordon Chang is smart write a book in 2001 about the collapse of China. And then become a paid China expert getting nothing right about China If people bought my books and paid me to make fache news about China I would do it as well 😂😂😂

[@julbro8451]

Mearsheimer simply cannot comprehend a world without gunboat diplomacy

[@oribarsan9873]

GordonChang is just grifting off the USA propaganda money machine

[@jarylsim1973]

If china actually failed, Gordon Chang would be out of job.

[@robertwang7825]

China is helping to build the world while US is waging wars, it is a glaring contrast of foreign policy. Africa , South East Asia and South America will benefit greatly from China’s infrastructure projects. Look at countries like Hungary , Spain , Serbia , Indonesia , Malaysia, Laos , Kenya etc. … they are all pivoting towards China. Build a better world with China.

[@julbro8451]

China lifts all boats

[@tigading2177]

U$ torpedoes everybody else's including allies....just ask Germany!

[@SarjoKhan-u8s]

We Stand With One☝️China🇨🇳Policy✊🏿🙏🏿💯💘💘💘💗💓

[@bigcboogieman4097]

Could you guys please do a bit survey among mainland say Shanghai and Taipei life styles and what they exactly know about the world around them? I believe Taipei people need to have a lot more understanding of what’s going on in real life politically economically socially religiously etc

[@greetandries99]

What makes China so well is that they invest in their people by their economies. This is also in regards to other countries

[@TheDuraj0]

I am back here in Beijing.

[@Shifty4L]

I wish i go to China!!

[@michaelmundy5754]

Thank you for another outstanding discussion on the aspirations, mission and realties in China. Bon Voyage and may you enjoy your family and visit to China.

[@elainetamika4822]

The artist at the end was super cool, very relaxing video with the food and family.

[@LizaAhmad-w3t]

US what? D...D...D...Demon? D...D...Democra ... Democrazy???

[@MrNiaman]

*A Win-Win for China: The U.S. Role in Global Conflict and Complicity in Genocide* Introduction As the world stands at a precarious crossroads, with the specter of nuclear warfare looming, it is imperative to critically examine the role the United States plays in perpetuating conflicts across the globe. This report highlights the U.S.'s complicity in wars, particularly in Gaza, and explores how these actions are creating opportunities for China to strengthen its relationships, especially with countries in sub-Saharan Africa. U.S. Involvement in Global Conflicts The United States has a long history of military intervention, often justified under the guise of spreading democracy and protecting human rights. However, these interventions frequently lead to widespread destruction and loss of life. The ongoing conflict in Gaza serves as a glaring example of U.S. complicity in violence. The U.S. has provided substantial military aid to Israel, which has been implicated in acts that can be described as genocidal against the Palestinian people. This support not only fuels conflict but also undermines peace efforts in the region. As civilians bear the brunt of these conflicts, the loss of innocent lives raises urgent ethical questions about U.S. foreign policy. The international community watches as the U.S. remains silent or supportive amidst atrocities, leading to accusations of complicity in genocide. China's Rising Influence While the U.S. continues its destructive path, China is strategically positioning itself as a leader in global development. China's investments in infrastructure and development projects across sub-Saharan Africa exemplify a different approach. By focusing on mutual benefits rather than military intervention, China is fostering goodwill and strengthening diplomatic ties with nations that have historically been overlooked by Western powers. China's model offers countries in Africa an opportunity for economic growth without the strings attached that often accompany U.S. aid. This creates a win-win situation for both China and these nations, allowing them to pursue their own paths to development while sidestepping the conflicts fueled by U.S. policies. Call to Action The world is at a critical juncture. With nuclear weapons involved and tensions escalating globally, it is crucial for Americans to take action. I urge every American to contact their congressman and express discontent with ongoing military interventions. Demand that they prioritize peace over war and support diplomatic solutions instead of destructive policies that lead to loss of life and suffering. We must act swiftly to ensure that our government reflects the values of peace and humanitarianism rather than aggression and destruction. The future of global stability depends on our collective voice advocating for an end to war and a commitment to peacebuilding efforts worldwide. Conclusion As the U.S. continues to engage in conflicts that exacerbate suffering, China's alternative approach presents an opportunity for constructive engagement with developing nations, particularly in sub-Saharan Africa. It is time for Americans to demand a shift from war to diplomacy, advocating for a future where peace prevails over violence.

[@patrickgrove3469]

Wow just Wow

[@mattwaite5558]

Another wonderfully informative show, thanks 🙏 ❤

[@Troy-sn2hi]

I have talked to people from China here in the United States and they are proud of their homeland. Very nice people from China. ❤

[@LondiweMtshali-yy5kf]

Why is USA the factor in all these wars?something is not right with these people greed greed by USA😮😮😮

[@LilekoSiyolwe]

Bravo analysis

[@deandacres3959]

Communist over capitalism.

[@SandyHampton]

Let US Prey...with God on our side...American 'democracy' in action...

[@tongkahkeat9689]

US always preying on the weak countries. Praying alone won't work, helping others and do good will bring you good karma

[@MrNiaman]

The video presents a discussion on China's political influence, governance model, and its contrasting relationship with the Global South, particularly in light of recent geopolitical dynamics. Here’s a detailed summary of the key themes and points covered: Geopolitical Context: The conversation begins with a focus on China's military exercises around Taiwan, highlighting the tensions in the region following Taiwan's new president's statements on independence and equal status. The hosts emphasize Taiwan's strategic significance as a historical U.S. military base and its role in U.S. force projection against China. China's Global Strategy: The hosts analyze an article suggesting that China is exporting its autocratic governance model to developing countries. They challenge the narrative that China is imposing its system on others, arguing that many nations are seeking alternatives to Western neoliberal policies. Economic Initiatives: The discussion shifts to China's investment in infrastructure, including a pharmaceutical manufacturing facility being built in the Ivory Coast as part of China's Health Silk Road initiative. This initiative aims to improve healthcare and foster international cooperation, contrasting sharply with the U.S. approach of imposing conditions through aid. Perceptions of Governance: The speakers critique the portrayal of China as solely an autocracy, pointing out that many Chinese citizens actively participate in political processes. They argue that China's governance has effectively improved the lives of millions, while also acknowledging the dynamic political culture within China. Western Interventionism: The conversation highlights the historical context of U.S. and British intervention in Africa, noting their failure to invest meaningfully in the continent and instead perpetuating dependency on foreign aid. The hosts argue that this colonial mindset has led to a loss of credibility for Western powers. Changing Global Dynamics: They discuss the shift towards a multipolar world where more countries are looking to China for inspiration and support rather than adhering to Western models of democracy. This reflects a growing disillusionment with Western hegemony and the recognition of China's development successes. Cultural Misunderstandings: The hosts emphasize the need for a better understanding of different cultural contexts and governance systems. They point out that many misconceptions about China stem from a lack of genuine knowledge about its society and achievements. Call for Awareness: The video concludes with a call for greater awareness among the American public regarding global issues and the realities of China’s development model. The speakers advocate for more informed discussions that consider both the successes and challenges faced by different countries. Overall, the video presents a critical examination of the narratives surrounding China's rise and the implications for global power dynamics, particularly in relation to the U.S. and its historical actions in the Global South.

[@PrincipalDBA]

100 miles of highway completely unmanned. Was this a repave or was this a complete new road? That is significant. Its possible to build a houses unmanned as well and projects in dangerous areas.

[@ronaldoferreira594]

#LONGLIVERESISTANCE

[@jacintochua6885]

Nationalist China was overthrown by the people in 194o. Just like many others were overthrown 😂and replaced in the past. Taiwan is just a province to be reunited.

[@pkwong1940]

No! Ching's army was defeated in 1949 by Mao. Chiang and hus KMT killed many Communist rather than battle the Japanese invaders. As agreed at the acairo Conference and the Yalta Conference Taiwan was returned to China after WW11. But unknown to many the Japanese occupiers including war criminals in Taiwan went underfround. The present leadership in Taiwan are of Japanese descent.

[@alanc457]

Would’ve happened long ago if not for interference by interested parties

[@gloriaziegler5890]

Thanks for sharing the video. This is truly an eye opener. I hope that millions of people around the world will educate themselves as to what is really going on. Thank you. ❤

[@desmondho9567]

UuuuSsssAaaa putting sanctions and tariffs is self isolation and self sanctions.

[@RichardJuukovsky]

Great stuff as always. Thanks for the updates. Peace and love

[@TonyMidyett]

Long Live BRICS! ❤

[@phelanmarkj]

thanks for the video..

[@aslamimagyar6303]

Whats the democracy No money-No democracy.

[@DavidUK64]

Excellent discussion - very informative!!

[@kingdang855]

Look forward to the next episode. Great content

[@francoisguyot9770]

Great debate offering quite a range od pespertive based on objective overall assessments.

[@Magar0monk]

its called bourgeois democracy where rich can do whatever they want

[@Stef.Journals]

Are you also on Rumble or another platform in case the censorship at KZbin block The China Report? Also how do I subscribe to just your China Report on Breakthrough News, please and thank for this excellent program

[@Azmodaeus49]

Interesting and subbed 🧐🤔

[@QuickEveryonePanic]

"revolution is people voting with their bodies" I'm cultivating that

[@abc-mp5er]

Very good channel. The guest, the professor, surely knows what he's talking about and gives very frank and objective opinions. I hope more American intellectuals would speak according to their conscience, unlike most American and Western politicians who are lying to their people and the world.

[@abc-mp5er]

I have been watching dozens of Chinese satellite channels for almost two decades. Those fake and despicable US and Western news outlets aiming to smear China with propaganda and lies cannot fool me like they have fooled others. These US/Western mainstream outlets are truly evil.

[@Sepia36912]

❤

[@siawboen8847]

The Americans have not had a taste of real hot war coming to the US continent, therefore we feel save and insulated from direct consequences.