The making of an anti-American global order?

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[@ahmadfrhan5265]

Why America and the west has the right to say what is order and what is not and any nation wants economical independence they invade it , sanction it or make a coup ? White people do you have a revelation from God that he told you what is good and bad? Say something 😊

[@mayabergsdottir9622]

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[@ahmadfrhan5265]

@@mayabergsdottir9622it is true Azerbaijan are white Western worshippers he does not say America is an empire

[@BurnTheKremlin]

Title of the video should be "The making of the modern axis of evil"

[@ahmadfrhan5265]

@@BurnTheKremlin says the white man

[@gingerkilkus]

Well it's time for the BRICS- New World Order to come up with a default reserve currency or simply go back to gold as the reserve. It will be too chaotic for each country to trade in their respective currencies with the daily change in exchange rates.

[@LucasBenjamin-hv7sk]

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[@rikimarizard]

This video is wild. It paints these 4 as unique countries that are tired of US hegemony when it’s the majority of the world that thinks this way. When you bully and sanction more than 1/3 of the world, what do you expect?

[@SpanishUkrainianGuy]

Sanctions is not a Crime 🇺🇦🇺🇸🇺🇦🇺🇸🇺🇦🇺🇸

[@amannnx0]

Invading is not a crime ​@@SpanishUkrainianGuy

[@TheBigWall3284]

​@@SpanishUkrainianGuy your kind isn't the brightest

[@harrisiskandar8356]

​@@SpanishUkrainianGuyyour brain had been sanctioned?

[@ethantriches]

True. Most of those countries still side with america because as of now it is still the egemon of the world. But rest assured that when the time is ripe they will take a slice out of the falling giant

[@yoyolim538]

What about EU's purchasing of Russian oil and India's refined Russian oil.....????

[@Happy-xi9hl]

What about it? I don't see anything wrong.

[@LplusRatioLol]

Are you a resident of EU?

[@Cortesevasive]

@@Happy-xi9hl it makes EU lose money, to serve USA interests

[@LéonardK-z8e]

@@Happy-xi9hldoesn’t that go against the sanctions hahah

[@sparks1792]

Europeans will always do things like that.

[@ibk9987]

CHINA is not the only country BUYING OIL and ARMS from RUSSIA. Several other countries, like INDIA, are doing the SAME.

[@ncs9753]

Europe.

[@clownchkn]

Yeah, I dont think China needed to be included in this collusion. China isnt getting Russian military technology these days, they have better. China and India are Russias only export markets for quantities of oil.

[@mateusnicolinibezerra9757]

Yeah but China buys like 70% of it. Don't confuse the BRICS with the CRINKs. Many of us in the BRICS dislike dictatorships as well. Russia and China only pretend to be part of the undeveloped world in order to gather sympathy. But India and Brazil, who actually represent the undeveloped world, are democracies.

[@LuKiSCraft]

@@ncs9753 Much less since the 2022 invasion. And the decline in natural gas imports are worse for Russia than oil. Down like 90%.

[@mateusnicolinibezerra9757]

@@ibk9987 China buys the vast majority of it. Don't confuse the BRICS with the CRINKs. Many of us in the BRICS dislike dictatorships as well. Russia and China only pretend to be part of the undeveloped world in order to gather sympathy. But India and Brazil, who actually represent the undeveloped world, are democracies, and we are neutral.

[@bangonkali]

The rest of the Russian oil buyers are not mentioned 😅

[@PoliticalSeer-ii3wh]

Would Have to Mention Europe as Well

[@god_slayer-restart]

Sorry, money is more important than your stupid showdowns.😂

[@nukiolbartes6279]

Not important for the narrative

[@kamilhorvat8290]

Oil is a commodity, therefore it doesn't really matter who buys it from who. What matters is global supply and demand only .

[@Koczu0]

@@kamilhorvat8290 that's only correct asnwer, Russian oil is sold cheaply and we are buying refined from India, as sanctions intended (reduce profit without removing it from market)

[@fjuraa]

"Runs solely through their own territory" - Shows a path through Mongolia, lol

[@eliasloozen7948]

Mongolia probably bought off with a gastap with profitable pricing 😉

[@god_slayer-restart]

Mongolia has no access to the sea, they just get bonuses from both countries

[@ChristoffRevan]

​@@eliasloozen7948Mongolia is actually very much a friend of the West though, as well as to South Korea and Japan. They're also very much wary of China and want to keep their independence

[@AmachiEligwe]

Mongolia is Finlandized. They're never gonna go against their larger neighbours to any great extent.

[@armanx2]

Do you think Mongolia has the power to oppose China and Russia? Mongolia has a huge territory with only 3.5 million inhabitants and with $20.3 billion GDP. To put it in perspective in 2012 Russia alone was spending $48.2 billion on military only... not to mention Mongolia is landlocked by Russia and China. So I think Mongolia has no say if these Super powers decide to use it's land for transporting goods of any type.

[@douglasdeltondo7852]

At 4:09 this video shows a complete distortion of reality. The post World War II order did not mean that Russia had to become subservient or obedient United States unilaterally. Instead, the United States claimed that there would be United Nations and that China and Russia would have Vito and any actions by the west that would be adverse to those two powers. That was in recognition that they were equally important partners in the world and their sovereignty could be protected by votes at United Nations the US has actually circumvented the postwar world order, which is to go only through the United Nations for all the kind of activity that are going on. At the time of the gulf wars, we still believed that we needed you and authorization to militarily go in to Iraq. US officials won that approval from the United Nations, including nations like Russia and China, but since then United States unilaterally broke the world order when it bombed unilaterally Serbia against the objections of China and Russia. During that Serbian conflict, a Chinese embassy was destroyed in Serbia killing approximately as I recollect 12 Chinese nationals, so the criminal against the world order wasn’t Russia or China. The crime again with that attack on Serbia by President Clinton without you and approval or authorization. Also was an attack that made no sense. It was an attack on a civilian society, destroying all of its electrical power, grids, and civilian infrastructure, and you knew the actual time was a Islamic terrorist organization that the Serbian people were fighting. And the effect of what we did LA gain foothold inside the country. And the solution we had was that we then invited the UN to come in and police the country. So this narrator has a narrow focus that ignores the responsibility of the United States for destroying the post World War II world order, which gave no hegemony to the United States. And now the nations like Russia and China will act in their own unilateral interest just like the United States did when it broke the world war post World War III in the actions against Serbia.

[@thedyingfetus9493]

We live in the 21th century version of the pre ww1 era. Multipolarism, multiple powers signing alliances and heading for a head first collision, the only ingredient missing in the powder keg is the match, a 21th century franz ferdinand. Hoping Im dead wrong.

[@delveling]

I wonder how Austria manages to start world war 3, I wonder if they are allowed to perform a hattrick !

[@sumeettanwar1608]

You are not, i am guessing major war will start after 2035 to 2040 as that is the year most countries in the world will face demography collapse which in turn cause economy collapse. In this decade most countries are preparing for that war.

[@thedyingfetus9493]

@@delveling hum, I mean it clearly wont be austria that starts it, it was just a comparison. Also, Austria didnt start WW2 even if Hitler is Austrian.

[@XandateOfHeaven]

Multipolarism is a Russian fantasy. The don't have the economic strength to seriously challenge the American order, and the idea that they would be more than a junior partner to the Chinese is delusional. It's like the British thinking they would be a major player after WW2.

[@Phrancis5]

You mean "Powder Keg", not cake, which sounds delicious. The thing is, despite the internet all of human history/knowledge available instantly to everyone, humans are flawed and will still repeat history's greatest mistakes. And those of us who study history can do little about seeing it unfold again. Kinda like us american voters about to elect a Führer.

[@ponternal]

We bringing back the mongol empire with this one

[@darthjekyll3648]

The boys are back in town.

[@michaelweston409]

The alignment of the Asian continent is the greatest American blunder of the century. They had so many chances to avoid this. Now a truly nightmare scenario is manifesting before our eyes. BRICs holds over 60% of the world’s population between them. The West is screwed

[@MoonBerryShrimp]

Irredentism, so hot right now

[@motaharjafarian5805]

Mongul empire was the first empire in which women were largely participated in managing the territories. Even many of their council members were women. It was largely because men were always fighting. So inside the empire everything was ok and soft and in peace. But it was hell outside the main land. Does it remind you of a contemporary empire? Oh yeah, US!

[@_12346.]

Me and the boys riding through the steppes while bumping “In Praise of Genghis Khan”

[@emtronea1]

The cold war never went away, it just got Luke warm 🫣

[@drextercharles2389]

The fact that Nato exists n continued to expand the Cold War would never end obviously

[@ringsaphire]

Cold war was Capitalism vs Communism fighting for the 3rd world. This is the non democratic Neo-liberalist and newly emerged world powers vs the democratic Ultra-liberalist neo-colonial establishment. And this time the third world is being replaced by very vocal and more autonomous Global South emerging powers; and it has mostly already chosen a side.

[@56redgreen]

Its more that it got resurrected for profit.

[@noobymooby-ty8gh]

So every interwar period is basically just a cold war?

[@ringsaphire]

@@noobymooby-ty8gh well, as they say, since the roman empire, "vis pacem, para bellum". Basically, peace is the time you use to prepare for the next war.

[@Peterl4290]

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[@larrypaul-cw9nk]

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[@brockg6194]

Anti American or Anti Western?

[@deeliriyum]

It's pretty much the same since EU lobotomites are getting their opinion made in Washington.

[@Dinofaustivoro]

Anti NATO unilateralism

[@basedandredpille]

same things

[@PatriotOfPersia]

Anti Axis of evil 🇮🇱🇺🇸🇬🇧

[@celeridad6972]

The European states are pretty much vassals of the US, it's natural to refer to a block by it's leader name.

[@anthonyrab9468]

The picture of the alternative order looks like the biggest nightmare of all US movies since the beginning of Hollywood 😅

[@daksans6764]

American empire is collapsing

[@RosscoAW]

Good.

[@Rubber10]

@@daksans6764 "American empire" is such a dumb buzzword. The "American empire" died in 1946 when the Philippines gained independence.

[@AdmiralAckbarr]

​@@Rubber10lol. So when we say that Apple is a business empire, we don't necessarily mean that they have physically conquered territories. You know that...right?

[@mateusnicolinibezerra9757]

People who think imperialists like Russia and China are part of the developing world, and that aggressively expansionist autocracies have any true interest in the equality of nations besides getting more power for themselves, are either bad faith autocrat enablers or straight up stupid. Autocrats only cry for a "multipolar world" because the free world rules and they wish they weren't prevented from oppressing others. Russia and China just play nice with you now because they have no choice and need allies. If China and Russia ruled the world you'd see what true unipolarity looks like, because they control everyone they can. The USA and the EU rule the world but they let everyone they can be free, that's not unipolarity at all.

[@ahsanmohammed1]

Two things. 1. Did not mention India's support to Russia. Mentioned Iran, China and North Korea only. I’m sure there are others, again, not mentioned. 2. Said, Iran, China and North Korea support, so many, is first in a long time. Not true. The U.S., the U.K., France, Et Al. routinely support Israel with weapons, intelligence, diplomatic cover and money.

[@Zorgoy]

Modi showed far more support to the west than it did Russia and China. They even suspect him selling intel to western intel agencies.

[@amirkhusairiabdulmajid1623]

India support what benefits them strategically and economically. They still has good relations with both the west and Russia. In short, India is neutral.

[@swapnilparitosh6058]

Europe's support to Russia by purchasing Oil

[@NoobGamer-ki9pz]

India doesn't support Russia's *special operation* and has multiple times said directly to stop w@r but it just buys cheap oil, since it has good relations with Russia and that same oil goes to Europe. Which basically helps to stabilize global oil prices, since Venezuela and Iran also has many sanctions, so you can't buy oil from them. Basically it's beneficial for both sides, this way, oil prices still remains manageable and Russia is only earning enough that it can continue it's oil extraction. If India were to support Russia openly and send weapons or military personnels, then you can say India is taking side but as of now, it's just balancing both according to its own benefits.

[@nicholasbrown668]

​@@amirkhusairiabdulmajid1623not really, india is far more pro western these days than they are pro russian

[@lancerevo9747]

8:46 this is propaganda. Spheres of influence mean completely different things to these countries. What do you mean by "China casting a net over Taiwan" because it means something completely different from the relationship between Russia and the Post Soviet states. Under the One China policy that the US adopted,the question of China reunifying with Taiwan by force wasn't even in the discussion. Its so convenient for these western "analysts" to omit decades and decades of continuous provocation and disrespect for already established treaties designed to make everyone live together in peace, and make blanket statements twisting the intentions of their rivals turning them to foes.

[@alphasword5541]

Whaaaaat? This channel is propaganda ?

[@1.4billion65]

If you look closely, those 4 countries have nothing in common, American push them together!

[@mahmoudkorany1452]

You're saying that those four nation historically hated and invaded each other, implying this as a weakness of their alliance, I can say the same about the West historically hated one an other and their wars talks louder than words.

[@thiagofarias7660]

The problem is that china disrespect indian borders today, not 80 years ago.

[@lubu4u312]

Good point, the west has had a chance to reorganize their powers after multiple wars. They no longer divided about land, reparations and who has what. The east has never had this, petty land grab, after petty land grab with no real winner has left them all jaded and power is still divided.. They are in it for their own befits. Meanwhile, the west's allies are losing money helping each other... *Their actions speak louder than words, I agree!*

[@PyromaN93]

France and Britain staring to each other...

[@radamest2]

The U.S. stance with Israel doesn't help the U.S.' s position in the world. Add to that the U.S.'s own bad foreign policies and the outlook isn't good for U.S. hegemony.

[@farogonzalez]

"... to portray America as a bully,..." and what is America, if not a bully??

[@YaSunny0409]

America has invented the technologies you are using right now. American has created the world order that has led to the most peaceful and prosperous era in the history.

[@yirash47]

Me when I conveniently forget that Russia seized Crimea through an invasion and that China regularly bullies non-chinese ships in the South China Sea:

[@Georgian-k7e]

@@YaSunny0409 they also invaded Iraq, Afghanistan, and Vietnam.

[@evle2417]

​@@YaSunny0409peaceful as in right now?

[@1.4billion65]

A genocider

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[@SimhaArya-zu7vo]

Audience: Crying "India India" _Obsessed with India_ _can't sleep without crying/complaining about India once a day_

[@TyroneTheinfamousIMPREGNATOR]

i don't understand why they like to be humiliated on the internet every single day 😢​@@SimhaArya-zu7vo

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[@josifstaljin4142]

Good summary

[@arthas7]

Mr. Worldwide

[@goldberg7019]

Similar to before ww2 Just on a larger scale And nuclear weapons are everywhere

[@wazzup233]

We're getting closer to World War 3 no matter what would be the election results in the US next week. 😅😅😅

[@AnarchyEnsues]

The difference is, international Zio'nism doesn't have the world's manufacturing capacity.

[@reee_4067]

Ironically it is the nukes that have prevented a 3rd worldwar, or until it will be the cause.

[@RedPhoenix550]

​@@AnarchyEnsueswtf is international Zionism? Zionism is about the nation of Israel living in the land of Israel.

[@KGF-zf2qj]

@@AnarchyEnsues They also acquired the latest Space Laser Technology, they stole it from aliens I think.

[@matiashamalainen]

Ah, nothing like a bit of cross-continental teamwork to prep us for World War 3: The Sequel Nobody Asked For. With all these alliances, it feels less like geopolitics and more like a dystopian Avengers crossover. Guess we’re all just extras in this new blockbuster…

[@bluebum7408]

See you there bro!

[@HedgehogZone]

It really does, doesnt it? Plus the possible a.i. Takeover in 20-30 years from now, doesnt paints a nice picture for the future. Atleast weed is now legal in germany. High into the end. Have fun brothers and sisters evrywhere. Maybe peace and love in a second hippy era will save us🤗.

[@blackdubz]

@@HedgehogZone We will fight, high af but we will fight.

[@TacticalMayo]

Absolutely! That's what people don't want to realize.

[@ruimedina49]

Honestly, the only country that could benefit from ww3 is the US. From their perspective they can see it as the only way out of its own decadent decent into global irrelevance. But I think they'll lose. They can go out with a bang or a whimper. Time will tell. I hope it's a whimper.

[@lettuceha3368]

I heard professor Marandi take on why russia and iran didn't sign the defense treaty thing yet and he said, they were not even close allies till the Ukraine war that we pushed them together just like we did china and russia...

[@user-wd8ym7du6j]

"we pushed them"? putin decided to attack and pushed himself to pariahs like Iran and North Korea

[@Edu61651]

USA has left reasons to hate her, but if the alternative is a world ruled by China and Russia... With this geopolitical situation plus climate change this century looks very bad...

[@BelialTnTn]

Isn't it amazing that Asian countries trying to get a better control over Asia, is seen as a "threat" to, you know, the American presence in South East Asia etc. ? And also how it's portrayed as a bad thing that Russia and Iran are using their own currencies between each other rather than relying on the dollar? What next, countries that don't have English as their secondary (or even first) language will be classified as anti-freedom and democracy?

[@Oliver-cv6pv]

The west is not trying to invade those countries, Russia and China are.

[@govinddas7876]

They hate our self determination. Its just repackaged colonisation.

[@user-jt3dw6vv4x]

Yeah it's really quite ridiculous. Xi Jinping saying "Asians should take care of the interests of Asia" was seen as a threat to the US.

[@michaelweston409]

The alignment of the Asian continent is the greatest American blunder of the century. They had so chances to avoid this. Now a truly nightmare scenario is manifesting before our eyes. BRICs holds over 60% of the world’s population between them. The West is screwed

[@verfed]

@@user-jt3dw6vv4x You buy that propaganda? The CCP wants to subjugate Asia, to their suveillance-police state. Nobody moves to China. People only want to flee. Their people aren't having babies. Their subjugating the Uyghurs, occupying Tibet, threatening Taiwan, Vietnam, Phillipines, Malaysia. Everyone in South East Asia is uniting against China.

[@Marcwideht1]

Let's not forget how china and Mexico are now working together now more then even

[@axrdeardido]

They are welcome in my country, providing us jobs unlike Amerikkka.

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[@Бегзат1]

Only America can make that much of anti-American "friends" 😂

[@NaCk210]

At a global scale, an order where similarly powerful countries with differences can come together is preferrable to a centralized order where one power obviously dictates what their other "allies" "should" do.

[@kira-oi2ck]

Right. Coz that didnt lead to a world war before 1914

[@XandateOfHeaven]

If you think the Russians would be anything but a junior to the Chinese in the long term you are very much mistaken.

[@nocrtname]

Sure, because when there was parity between England and France and Spain and Portugal and the Netherlands, that had a great outcome for every other country in the world.

[@michaelweston409]

The alignment of the Asian continent is the greatest American blunder of the century. They had so many chances to avoid this. Now a truly nightmare scenario is manifesting before our eyes. BRICs holds over 60% of the world’s population between them. The West is screwed

[@maquacr7014]

@@nocrtname Sounds like a European problem.

[@EmmeryMyers]

Multipolarity rising

[@franzweiss9777]

It's not anti Americanism. It's self-determination.

[@dismas8884]

kneeling before your american masters, licking american boot is considered "free world"

[@Karahar]

1. One does not interfere with the other. 2. The unification really happened on the basis of anti-Americanism. And the more America puts pressure on sanctions, the bigger this association will be. And the only thing that can prevent this club of non-lovers of the United States from growing is the disappearance of the United States as the main unifying factor.

[@Joe-ti7qd]

You think they will be benevolent? I have bridges for sale! They will be worse. Mark my words.

[@leejackson3268]

no self determination stops at the border, they have aspirations to invade others

[@alesh2275]

It’s more anti Americanism that self determination, otherwise China would be destabilizing Russia first.

[@ramansinghal5181]

damn the photos of putin, khameini, kim and xi when placed in a circle, looks like sharingan

[@mr.notsonice]

Well sharingan just literally means spiral eyes

[@JS-bp7bu]

we're cooked if Putin unlocks the mangekyou 😭

[@theliato3809]

@@ramansinghal5181 They got the secrets of the sharingan before Laden was taken out by Uchiha team six

[@ramansinghal5181]

@@JS-bp7bu 😂

[@ramansinghal5181]

@@JS-bp7bu 😂

[@souravjaiswal-jr4bj]

India, Singapore and some other nations are on both camps.

[@keeganmaharaj359]

They are on their own side !

[@user-jt3dw6vv4x]

They're neutral but India ought to ditch the US for their own good imo

[@ThatBasedGuy]

Both are profiteering from both sides but would go with the US if forced to choose or in all out war.

[@gabor-zsoltbenedek9420]

@@user-jt3dw6vv4x then the US will switch support to Pakistan in that case, i find it hard to believe that India and Pakistan would be allies in such a global conflict. Logic dictates that NATO would pressure one of the sides to join them. In any case they would exploit this weakness in relations.

[@subhadeep129]

​@@gabor-zsoltbenedek9420they are welcome to but pakistan is a dumpster fire , US would do itself no favors and technically they do sent military aid to Pakistan to.this day for " counter terrorism " , isn't that ironic ?

[@ArteriusSaren]

Anti american? Nah, more like anti globalist. Regular citizens of Russia, India and China has more common with a regular american then you think.

[@participantparticipant506]

Makes me wonder how much closer Israel and Ukraine will become in reaction to Iran's increasing involvement with this new Axis.

[@ncs9753]

Idk what's the point of droning of historical conflicts in these kind of videos. Those "conflicts" in the past means nothing, US and Britain warred before, France and Britain warred before, and let's not even talk about Germany and Japan not too long ago. It's irrelevant.

[@Duron13]

Is it ? Is history irrelevant ?

[@wasichua-oh3423]

India gets more oil from Russia than China does And what about the EU they still get oil from Russia

[@user-vc5zt9ci12]

Indian oil imports from Russia have been dropping fast in the last 3 months. The new sections seem to be taking effect. Russian exports have dropped 30% from 12 months ago

[@SimhaArya-zu7vo]

Not true China is the largest Importer Then it's the EU(yes EU still buys oil DIRECTLY)

[@razahassan8755]

That is literally just false information. China is the largest consumer of Russian oil and then the EU.

[@ameyas7726]

Dude China's economy is 5 times India's economy....China literally shares physical land borders with Russia...India doesn't....China-Russia have energy pipelines....India-Russia have no connecting energy pipelines and all their trade largely go through the old Suez Canal route..

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[@karolisbareika8306]

True, wanted to hear more about BRICS and how it's shitting on the G7's GDP by 5.5%.

[@KSmithwick1989]

​@karolisbareika8306 That argument isn't really relevant. Especially considering the OECD includes those G7 nations and it dwarfs BRICS. To only focus on the G7, is to only focus on the top 7 of a 38 nation economic alliance.

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[@AlexanderMerry-q7r]

Please how ?

[@ElvisLucas-w6w]

It's Maria Angelina Alexander doing she's changed my life. A BROKER- like her is what you need.

[@ElvisLucas-w6w]

$356K monthly is something you should feel differently about....

[@Rufus-t3n]

Lovely! I enjoyed it like I enjoy a $100k monthly around the turn!!!

[@XavierSteffan-i9d]

I know that woman (Maria Angelina Alexander) If you were born and raised in new York you'd know too, she's my family's Broker for 3yrs till now and a very good one if you asked me. No doubt she is the one that helped you get where you are!!!!

[@Raptorx911]

Well, plenty of anti-americanism in this chat for sure, some with good reasoning, some blinded by one-sided propaganda, but most making wild assumptions about how much they would benefit from such an outcome. There’s many future possibilities, but none of them include benefits to people from other countries coming from countries that treat their OWN citizenry like trash. But hey, in the end, we’ll all be selfish, right? Hopefully we can use words to reach compromises before the world regresses more to the violence of the past.

[@oseikebede2134]

Please no one would rather live in any of these countries than the West. But that shouldn't mean grievances shouldn't be aired. As previous commenter said it's literally the result of living in a liberal democracy. Who doesn't want to earn sweet sweet dollars

[@wonqa]

the problem is that west does stupid shit being on top. they do not that bad being under, and in case of north Korea or other situations where people do not present crucial value, ofc people gonna be treated how tf it would turn out, same was in usa, or any west country at any time.

[@WaveRider1989]

It's the "tired of same team winning" concept, or winning too much even if it was your favorite underdog team in the beginning. Unfortunately people don't see the how the alternative looks like since American domination been few generations now.

[@stenyethanmathews945]

Lol seems like you don't understand why a country like America is despised.

[@felixbenali7231]

😂😂😂 just comedy

[@igormarins1227]

History has proven that these kinds of alliances "under the circumstances" do not go well.

[@eltongoaustriaco8268]

Unlike the others, China has a large population of rich people. I don’t think they want to risk losing this by becoming a pariah state. Who will buy their stuff at high prices?

[@MrGleboPedo]

You will regardless

[@j4312f]

CaspianReport has become less and less a geopolitical analysis and more and more a pro-west narrative maker -- just saying it, not picking a side.

[@benjauron5873]

Don't forget, if Trump wind next week, the United States will be joining this Axis.

[@tirrere7509]

Lol, you think? That would be wyld :D

[@ryanmuth8954]

Well, they'll *tell* him he can join and then they'll take major advantage of him because he's an idiot. Their main goal is less American influence. If Trump becomes president then they basically have a dumbass whose policies amount to "I want America to have less influence too!"

[@josifstaljin4142]

That is nonsense. Dude is clearly anti China.

[@PancakeBoi]

United States joining the Axis against the united states is such a big brain play only the United States could do

[@Johnniedallas214]

Trump will destroy the Chinese economy

[@professor_kraken]

The fact that there are people in the West cheering this is terrifying.

[@Klayhamn]

western prosperity and comfort has made many of its citizens into idiotic zombies who know nothing about the world and are susceptible to propaganda from dictatorships.

[@ekaterinastaneva9922]

It's not a coincidence. These people are bombarded with kremlin backed propaganda. All American right wing media is peddling pro kremlin and anti NATO bs and just last month it turned they were paid like 100k per episode or something ridiculous, by russian shell companies. Same with far left/tankie accounts, that also do a fair share of soviet revisionism. And yeah, when I was 20 I believed in even dumber stuff, zo I can't blame youngsters and boomers for falling for it. Alongside with uneducated right wingers trashy people who probably didn't finish highschool. This is the demographics. Oh and Musk supporters, not sure what kind of demographics that is.

[@JM-os1oj]

Yes. If they trash talked any of those governments the way they do their own here, their life would take a painful turn real fast. People take democracy for granted, they won't know what they have until they have lost it, then the lamenting will come.

[@michaelweston409]

The alignment of the Asian continent is the greatest American blunder of the century. They had so many chances to avoid this. Now a truly nightmare scenario is manifesting before our eyes. BRICs holds over 60% of the world’s population between them. The West is screwed

[@Shyhalu]

Why? I'm glad our global nonsense is ending. You think we all like forever wars and watching trash be handed our wealth? America turning isolationist is the best thing for everyone, no more global police bs.

[@alman-world]

Quote: America IS a bully. They can invade Iraq and no consequences. Russia invades Ukraine (with far better reasoning) and the west tries to destroy them. This suits America, and Britain, Europe as to strengthens their weapons industry. As they say "war is good for business"

[@lubu4u312]

Ukraine gave up nuclear arms to guarantee it would not be invaded by russia, there was no such thing in Iraq. Russia plans to annex and incorporate the country into its federal apparatus, this was not the case in iraq The United states was retentively successful in conquering the land, quickly. this was not the case in Ukraine. Quote: *No one has ever forced a country to join NATO. Russia handles all of that for them.*

[@alman-world]

@lubu4u312 really. You obviously haven't read enough of Nulands engagement into Ukraine for the US state department. Thank goodness she's now gone. Bit Nato have meddled all through the far eastern Europe and beyond looking for an enemy and total hegemony. I'm fact I would reckon IF Russia did absorb Ukraine, and i don't think that's the intent, then it would be in a far better condition and state than Iraq and UK left Iraq. Yes Saddam ruled with an iron first, but Iraq is now but a mess of conflicting militia with Iran the largest supporter. You see Nato never wanted peace, and that's proven, as now they get their population to ensure mass military spend ups to fight a new bogey man. Why would anyone want to join Nato...... perhaps they have that right, but history does mean something and it's nieve to ignore it.

[@WretchedEgg528]

​@@lubu4u312 Russia never planned to take any territory from Ukraine. Even Crimea would've stayed with them, had they not tried to take over Russian naval base, stationed there. Russia just has no other choice now. Since Ukraine refuses to peace talk, the only choice is to advance until they surrender. They love to claim how they got attacked "unprovoked", but at the same time, in the countless interviews they gave, they admit that they DID provoke Russia. I can explain what they tried to achieve and how. It's not a short story, but if you realy care, stay with me. Ukraine was always split to WEST and EAST, each with polar opposite political views and cultures. Even the language was different. A lot of westerners couldn't speak Russian and their Ukrainian sounded more like Polish, while easterners spoke "surzhik" (a mix of Russian and Ukrainian, but neither). Westerners were pro EU, while easterners pro Russian. They could barely understand each other, despite living in the same country. Some Ukrainian oligarchs decided to take it upon themselves to UNITE the country, so through a collaboration with foreign agents they caused a coup. Then they started to FORCE a new ideology on everyone. Since the new ideology was 99% pro West, easterners rebeled. It turned into a civil war. Since the now so-called "separatists" were pro Russian and had roots in Russia, there's no way Russia wouldn't say something about it. Russia spent years trying to convince Ukraine to do things differently, through diplomacy, but Ukraine had none of that. They wanted to unite the country, and they wanted it NOW. Even if this meant that half the country needs to be forced to accept the new ways and be prosecuted or k*lled if they disagree. Since Ukraine had an overwhelming support of the global West, they even thought that they can take over the Russian naval base in Crimea. Crimea was always a shared territory. It wasn't just Ukrainian. Maybe Ukraine did that to bootlick NATO, maybe it was a dirrect request/order from the US, or they were just fools, who knows? The fact is that they gave up on being NEUTRAL. When you say that Ukraine gave up nuclear weapons to preserve peace, that was only a part of that agreement. Ukraine had to stay neutral, but it sided with NATO. It doesn't matter that much if some other EU coutnry joins NATO, but Ukraine, Kazahstan or Belarus absolutely can not do that. It will shift the weight on the global power scales, endangering the peace and stability. It's dangerous to Russia. It's not Russia's whim, despite what your propaganda says. Despite what this channel says. Russia operates with surgical percision, trying not to harm civilians as much as possible. Ukrainians are allowed to visit their beloved, if they end up as prisoners of war. In the areas that Russia protected, new schools are being built, new roads, infrastructure. Things that Ukraine never did properly for its eastern part. Yet Ukraine drops shells on parks and beaches and generaly acts like a terrorist group. At the very start of the civilian war, back when Russia was even GIVING MONEY to Ukraine to help rebuild after the revolution, Kiev decided to launch missiles from the plane, targeting civilians in the east of Ukraine. There was another instance, where they m*ssacared unarrmed easter Ukrainian people in Odessa's trade union house. There are videos of it, look it up. It's just nuts. Your media won't show you theese thigns. They want you to hate Russia. I hope this reaches you and doesn't get blocked -_-

[@ReichfurherSS]

​@@lubu4u312 How about now? Ukraine is threatening russia with nuclear usage? Russia plans to annex ukraine? Stop reading so much buzzfeed. USA was relatively quick to defeat Iraq because Iraq was severely weakened by the gulf war. Moreover ukraine has massive fundings as well as arms given to them by USA and EU. You saw what happened in Vietnam with you guys right? That was literally just 3 countries against you but you guys still lost. Russia has been dealing with the problem of being surrounded by nato allies. That's why they took such step

[@jamesm7595]

This alliance is made up of the last nations you would want to be born in.

[@qinghaoxia7276]

west？

[@Georgian-k7e]

Funny thing is life in those nations are better than the west

[@erikonthefloor]

Nah, I’d still prefer China to Afghanistan. North Korea is shit though.

[@murdelabop]

The enemy of my enemy is my enemy's enemy. No more, no less.

[@peterthebull8578]

TLDR: Mongolian Empire 2.0

[@ricardop9196]

Didn't they conquered all of them except north korea

[@NCR-Trooper2]

When

[@razahassan8755]

Ironically with Mongolia being squashed in the middle and having no influence at all.

[@ELFBDS]

0:27 Russia has used Israeli weapons in its war against Ukraine too 😉.

[@Jean-vr7vj]

Lets gooooo! I wasnt around for the previous one, i sure dont want to miss this one. Hurry up before i pass away.

[@Fireball4511]

All the anti-western westerners screeching in the comments. The irony is palpable.

[@Happyfor96]

this guy is azaerbaijani, not everyone is western here

[@Intel-i7-9700k]

You are mistaken. Many do not dislike the West. Instead, they love the West, especially what it once stood for. What they actually dislike are dysfunctional and destructive Western governments.

[@landlordsmustgo]

The problem with "enemy of my enemy" logic is that it's often the only thing uniting certain groups and thus tends to fall apart at the first speed bump. Ideologically, they have nothing in common other than "the USA is on top and I want to be on top instead". An alliance where all members want to be the top dog will constantly work against itself

[@michaelweston409]

The alignment of the Asian continent is the greatest American blunder of the century. They had so chances to avoid this. Now a truly nightmare scenario is manifesting before our eyes. BRICs holds over 60% of the world’s population between them. The West is screwed

[@addicted2truth408]

Bingo.....the Multipolar angle that China is pushing for is only to gain allies against the West......China still has ambition of claiming Russian territory long term......but first they want to cooperate with Russia to get the bigger problem out the way which is the US.......

[@Redstripe921]

Only china is capable of being the top dog with russia coming in second

[@ameyas7726]

The same logic can be applied to the Western US-EU alliance....the Europeans don't exactly agree on the "top" position..

[@landlordsmustgo]

@ameyas7726 I don't think anyone in the western world is really arguing over who the global power is. If you're referring to France retaining direct control over the NATO forces it contributes, which is the only thing I can think of that you might be referring to, that hardly makes a difference as they are still part of NATO and regularly participate in joint military exercises with other NATO Nations. Naturally, sovereign Nations will pursue policies that will most benefit its own constituents but being that the Western world is fairly united in terms of morals, principles, and goals, the competition for "top dog" is barely relevant and if anything makes the alliance stronger. Meanwhile, with this anti-American alliance, sure there's cooperation for a temporary common goal but there's a good argument to be made that ultimately the support really only benefits the selfish goals of individual Nations. Think about it, if Russia wins in Ukraine, then China and Russia gain power in that NATO's credibility is reduced and it's a win-win for them both. If Russia loses in Ukraine, then China still wins because a (theoretically) powerful and bellicose Nation on their border takes a MASSIVE hit to their power and credibility and loses sway over many, if not all, of the Central Asian nations they've historically held sway over, leaving a China that hasn't been weakened by war and sanctions to step into the power vacuum and take Russia's place as the hegemon, growing their sphere of influence. Which as anyone knows, has been China's main goal for at least the last 20 years

[@hermaeusmora2945]

Maybe American being the main barrier in these 4 spaces is part of the problem. Why aren't any of these people standing up for themselves?

[@reginaldpoofta5]

Americans did this to themselves.

[@sml1091]

All the dictators get along well what a surprise 😂

[@terrorgaming459]

Lol they weren’t calling Putin a dictator in the 2000s when he was friendly with the west now you expect us to believe he is 😂

[@DarkHarlequin]

It`s the "Revolutiopn problem" isn`t it? It`s very easy with an oppressive force giving you no room looming above you to say "screw that guy we`re teaming up!" but as soon as you get a little bit of power you now suddenly have to deal with the fact that aside from hating the big guy on top, you don`t have that much in common...

[@dragasinbrankovic]

well in ww2 big guy was hitler, russia and uk who are eternal rivals united about hatred of that guy despite having nothing in common and esablished current world order.

[@morongovalley940]

These countries will do what they do best, blame each other for their own problems.

[@qinghaoxia7276]

west？

[@winstonbarquez9538]

The Four Horsemen of geopolitics!

[@bendredge6947]

The best geopolitical review I have ever listened to. It all makes sense. As I have always thought. Go away USA. You are pissing the whole world off.

[@ALIREZA.B-td4wr]

Thanks for your content My very Love from Iran may peace come every where

[@allencummings7564]

Peace and Love from New York state backwoods

[@mayabergsdottir9622]

@@ALIREZA.B-td4wr Don't be so naive. He wants iranian Azerbajdzjan to separate from Iran. Which wont never happen ofc

[@atillahanartagan2248]

​@@mayabergsdottir9622 Regards from London, Dream on Persian empire!!!

[@mayabergsdottir9622]

@@atillahanartagan2248 Persians, Azeri, Kurds, Baloch, Lur, Laks, Bakhtiari, Tadjiks, Afghans and many many more. The Iranian civilization is much more than just Persian. Cheers! You two my friend!

[@SSMasseus]

@@mayabergsdottir9622 Turks ruled iranains for part of seljuk ottoman dynasties

[@basedstreamingatcozy-dot-t7126]

based, let's freaking go Down with the Gay American Empire

[@Popovich16]

Weird you say that in English. I doing think you get what happens after

[@basedstreamingatcozy-dot-t7126]

@@Popovich16 what happens is that America stops importing gay sex, feminism, and diversity across the planet, which is awesome.

[@macpj12j]

​@@Popovich16 if they win geo politics they wont stay allies because they dont realy like each other it just usa and west has been a vermene in this world who tried to shape world into globalism all other nations sence it unless there polticians have been filled with puppets they want mutlipolar world which is safer for small nation in africa and south america who doesnt like west culture world is just realy weird iran or china winning is bad i dont about china poltics they dont seem to have intrest inshaping other internal affairs but who knows but still i fills bit wired they are more business dealrs of infulence for now but best thing would usa gets strong west changes east get stronger no world war happens cause of taiwane and multipolar world happens and stays in stalemate

[@Chrishf3721]

Very detailed and thorough analysis of the world’s current situation. Thank you.

[@wassum100]

Another great perspective Shirvon. Thanks

[@cattoexe-gk3lt]

Thank AI

[@ahmadfrhan5265]

@@wassum100 Hi whites am waiting the answer why Muslims are bad whites are good ? When they invade and exploit third world countries and force others not to have economical independence which results in economical slavery and forced consumerism from the west why we are bad and you are good? What determines this ? We need answers the world you painted to me the last 20 years where there is humanity and flowers and good and human rights is all falling apart knowing the world is chessboard between you and the eastern camp so why you are good and me and them are bad ? This is a must answer so we stand with you and restore our faith on the white race again so why you are good? What determines this ? We implemented your laws and values and we are still forced to consume and we don’t have economical independence so why you are good? 😌

[@andrefouche9682]

Note: All four these countries know the difference between a man and a woman.

[@leejackson3268]

true, but they also don't know something.....their place

[@rapper4orty2]

I think they do. Thats why their standing up​.@@leejackson3268

[@saeeddookat2330]

​@@leejackson3268 they know their place and they want to take it back from the Western freeloaders😊

[@kyanheron7892]

love the videos!

[@killxAyush]

BRICS is the future

[@bachhongtran]

None of them would try to develop others. In my ignorant idea, there would be the day, with technology high enough in 5 or next decade, people around the world would shift into fewer locations and forming large communities. Not just because of war, economic, demography, but also because of the climate change also shift into another new pacing period. There might be no country like this world map any more. So, in my opinion, NATO, or BRICS are the solutions.

[@Johnniedallas214]

Nope

[@scorpiovenator_4736]

Brazil and India are the future. Russia is a dying empire. China is a declining nation, and South Africa is already a failed state

[@Sib1204]

BRICS is a joke 😂😂😂

[@rick67hou]

"Side eye" is a good description. Reading through some of the comments, people seem to think that living in a dictatorship or theocracy is better than living in a democratic nation.

[@cagdas135]

You really gonna pretend the facade of "democracy" didn't fall of in the last year? People have been beaten, imprisoned, censored, lost their jobs. For the grand crime of calling out that one criminal state for what they are doing. I can't even name the state or the crime here because my comment will be hidden.

[@Gustav_Kuriga]

We don't live in a democracy. That's just a veneer. It's an oligarchy.

[@DizitSjet]

What's the difference?

[@MossadDid911]

You believe 🇺🇸 is democratic? 😂😂😂😂 oligarchies are worse than autocracies. Clueless westoids

[@MossadDid911]

You believe 🇺🇸 is democratic? 😂😂😂😂 oligarchies are worse than autocracies. Clueless westoids

[@louisthomas3368]

let me take your stuff, and imma play as a victim coalition

[@Galomortalbr]

Both iran and china where invaded or had their goverment couped vy western countries unprovoked

[@SantiagoGonzalez-ks2kw]

What's up with the Mexican Army over there at 15:04? You've got 8 mighty seconds from the independence day parade. Lol. Great content, awesome work!

[@tommyshelby2996]

The world is fed up with the US.

[@targetx1733]

How many countries are in Nato supplying Ukraine? More than 50 so what is the point

[@badshahSelamet]

The point is, the NATO is FAILING.

[@Ann_Meren]

the video is about an anti-American alliance of small-dick Asian totalitarians. what's the point of your comment?

[@SalarJG]

Wishful thinking 😄

[@web_devs]

Meanwhile list of countries in NATO - Albania, Belgium, Bulgaria, Canada, Croatia, Czech Republic, Denmark, Estonia, Finland, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, Iceland, Italy, Latvia, Lithuania, Luxembourg, Montenegro, Netherlands, North Macedonia, Norway, Poland, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Turkey, United Kingdom, United States

[@andrean2247]

They will fight & die for US?

[@JerroldMugatu]

Good video. However, it is hard to imagine dislike for Pax Americana drove these countries together to collaborate so closely. Their cultures and languages are so different: let us not forget India too. It is likely they are not collaborating so closely. Pax Americana is strong and here to stay.

[@kelvinosas6518]

Tell that shaite of "Pax Americana" to the likes of Vietnamese, Cambodians, Iraqis, Venezuelans, Haitians, Libyans and Co, I guess they would give u a medal for naivety, u are so naive it beggars belief!

[@МаксимЩеклеин-д1т]

У американцев был шанс объединить этот мир. Что они сделали, превратили его в колонию.

[@robertyoung2661]

Russian disinformation trolling here illustrates the obvious: that a post-American order would be hell on earth.

[@maquacr7014]

Silence, westoid.

[@maquacr7014]

Nice opinion. Unfortunately, your mom is a successful enterpreneur on OF.

[@agush22]

shut up zogbot

[@air.internetH2O]

is this russia in the room with us? or go back to trump.... orange man bad 😅

[@thetableflip]

Anything is batter than current American order of mass degeneracy and corporate greed.

[@PerfidiousAdrian]

We buried our heads in the sand and let this happen. The real enemies have been clear as day for 100 years. Best to get it over with sooner than later

[@Nancy-c9e]

We? We who?!

[@PerfidiousAdrian]

@@Nancy-c9e The good guys (sarcasm). I mean The West of course. Too much in-fighting, dissent, politics... wasting time and resources while Russia/China were preparing for what will inevitably come.

[@michaelweston409]

The alignment of the Asian continent is the greatest American blunder of the century. They had so many chances to avoid this. Now a truly nightmare scenario is manifesting before our eyes. BRICs holds over 60% of the world’s population between them. The West is screwed

[@matthummel8306]

@@PerfidiousAdrian ✡️

[@catadoxas]

yes, perfidious albion

[@sergiobasilio8098]

THIS is what we should have avoided since the beggining. We needed Russia to still being european. Now we're alone.

[@nswayze2218]

Correct

[@GokhanYlmaz-eg7jf]

Russia had pro-Western rhetoric until 2007, at which time NATO began to expand at least twice. why? Russia did not threaten anyone then and was friendly with the entire West. The West ignored all of Putin’s warnings and here we are. the whole reason is the West’s disrespect for Russian interests, and their interests contradict Western interests, but either you respect this or you are at enmity.

[@nswayze2218]

@ shut p

[@magnvss]

Those old enough remember the Soviet Bloc, which was impressive in scale, involving not only present-day Russia but also many other countries that are now independent and pursuing their own interests. Yet, it ultimately failed. The union of states with structural issues is merely the combination of corruption and ineptitude; if you tie together 10 sinking boats they will all sink, they won't float. Russia and China are both on paths of decline-not only due to internal decay but also because of failing policies and even demographic crises. While obstacles to American power exist, it’s unlikely that mere hatred or anti-Americanism would significantly impede the U.S. when pressured. America is uniquely positioned as a unified federation with the rare ability to feed its population, sustain energy needs, produce fertilizers, and more. America can survive independently, while China cannot even meet its own food needs.

[@maemorri]

The "Anti-American bloc" may come to regret it in time. North Korea is volatile. China and Russia have been both friends and enemies in the past. Trading and openness with "the Western world" seems far more lucrative than a potential alternative bloc.

[@mhd7832]

América Confinou a Mim Suas Armas Nucleares agora Pertence a Nós que somos Maioria 😮😅 Thank you MC de Mayo 😊👏😎#

[@kinngrimm]

To be an order, it would imply having the power to tell those who don't want to be in that order to do what they want. That order might never come to be. What you were looking for is the word anti-American alliance or anti-western alliance. Aslong it would be just Iran, China, Russia and North Korea i would not be too concerned. More important might be the BRICS economic treaties, if they would change in ways that would allow Russia to avoid sanctions and also keep trade and ressources from western nations. Russia is already trying to influence BRICs memebers to challange the petro dollar, but sofar i don't see anything happening besides the wishes from Russia.

[@sheeftz]

Indeed. Nothing is happening. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaGro2ivr7F4fqMsi=UXhS4Q956l-lKjXz

[@michaelweston409]

The alignment of the Asian continent is the greatest American blunder of the century. They had so chances to avoid this. Now a truly nightmare scenario is manifesting before our eyes. BRICs holds over 60% of the world’s population between them. The West is screwed

[@andysmith9938]

Four horsemen of the apocalypse right there... A different world is on the way... Be prepared.

[@shantanushekharsjunerft9783]

Yep the world needs to get more deft at diplomacy. This war business is not liked by anyone

[@反ヨーロッパのサムライ]

Funny that when USA and the West are just terrorist states

[@beneveritt2720]

what I'm impressed the most about this video, is that none of these 4 countries are brave enough to mess with Mongolia despite surrounding the whole country.

[@kelvinosas6518]

Or rather Mongolia is not stupid enough to start shit becos its Ulaan Bator 2m man population would get wrecked in 2 days!

[@JinJiaLat-vl1oj]

QUAD of Russia, China, Iran, North Korea Vs QUAD of US, Japan, India, Australia

[@akhilkumarsingh3260]

As an Indian don't count India in quad for god's sake. Most Indians hate the west and its imperialistic policies. Indians love Russia and the border conflict with china was resolved a few days ago around the time of Brics Sumit in Kazan. India will never ever ally with the west

[@MarkAntony-l7s]

I'm Indian and all I can say is that QUAD or not we're never going to go against Russia lol. The best possible case for the West would be Indian staying slightly pro-Western but still neutral nonetheless. But this is the best case for the West. We on the other hand would choose whatever is the best case for us.

[@learningisfun5163]

You don't know what you are talking about Australia is under the queen of UK and India is not a partner of USA at the level of UK or even Brazil or Germany

[@possiblyzero3582]

India is shaping up to be a huge thorn in QUAD lol

[@akhilkumarsingh3260]

@@learningisfun5163 More like Brazil. We are definitely not like UK or Germany. Washington dictates Germans and British foreign policy

[@djp1234]

What's insane is that Russia has been able to create their own political party inside the USA just by using social media.

[@predraze_vrazevv9945]

you are one of those who believe everything CNN, MSNBC, BBC say,,,Russia is a bad boy,,,right?

[@sheeftz]

What social media?

[@djp1234]

@ all of it. Initially it was mostly on Facebook. Now it’s everywhere. And they pay “influencers” money to promote Kremlin propaganda.

[@dawgwiddaglasses]

They didn’t need to create their own political party. They just hijacked the Republicans.

[@callmefleet]

Yeah that's pretty insane (what party is he talking about?)

[@eriktopolsky8531]

any REPORTER should UNDERSTAND and fully describe TERM - BEING IMPARTIAL ... Something that this reporter is MISSING, look at US/UK actions around the World

[@GMo31-b6g]

It’s interesting that KZbin still makes me watch ads to see this even though it’s demonitized

[@AmorosoGombe]

As a person from the global south, I do not support BRICS. I believe that democracy and human rights are universal principles that everyone should have. Democracies like Brazil, India and South Africa should be ashamed of associating themselves with some really vile totalitarian regimes. That is taking humanity backwards, not forwards. We should define ourselves by the values we stand for rather than by misguided adversarialism.

[@YaSunny0409]

Many people, including many westerners, are blinded by their hatred to US. They can’t foresee when they cheer for the success of these these totalitarian regimes, they are welcoming their totalitarian rules. It’s so naive they think their countries would be treated better by these regimes who don’t even care about their own people.

[@matthummel8306]

Where is the international law in Gaza? ICC, ICJ?

[@A.J.906]

That is a very simple and childish understanding of values and morals. If one really grew up they would see for what reality is dealt with.

[@XinginChina]

brainwashed by CNN and BBC

[@TyroneTheinfamousIMPREGNATOR]

​@@XinginChinabing chilling is very good in Xinjiang right ?

[@CeArsen]

Interesting you didn't manage to mention India, which is buying Russian oil and selling to the EU. Plus BRICS summit as well.

[@MadaraUchiha-qq6op]

oh no country with 1.3 billion people is looking for cheap oil, oh no

[@anmolmonga1933]

As an Indian, I think I prefer that. We should and need to focus on ourselves and our interests. It is not in our interest to fall into Russian or American or Chinese wars.

[@bhangrafan4480]

The aim is multipolarity not an "anti-American word order". A number of major and regional powers that have had their interests under attack by the west under US leadership for some time, have a common interest in opposing the US obsession with global domination. These countries also have conflicting and divergent interests too. These powers respect the differences in each other's interests and avoid the use of war or force in dealing with these conflicts. For example Iran and Russia have common interests in Syria but conflicting interests over Israel or Islam within Russia, but they do business and avoid conflict. China and India have tensions over border disputes, but work together over BRICS issues. Conflict is contained to a minimal level by various devices such as not using fire arms in border skirmishes. The ultimate aim is the restoration of some global BALANCE OF POWER such as existed in the Cold War, so that one power, The USA does not go mad with the power imbalance and start attacking with military force any state that opposes its local domination over their region. It is to restore peace to the world by ending the "Monopolar" period during which the US and its allies resorted eagerly to military force in pursuit of their self-interests and were systematically destabilising and destroying the world bit by bit.

[@YujiroHanmaaaa]

China doesn't like or want multipolarity, China would prefer to be the only dominant superpower alongside USA for the long run untill eventually it becomes the number dominant superpower in the world. This "multipolarity" bullshit only comes from Putin's Russia wich China is considering a junior partner.

[@nocrtname]

This is a misguided aim. The world is currently more stable and prosperous than it has been in all of human history.

[@michaelweston409]

@@nocrtname inequality is the greatest it’s ever been in human history. There are more poor people compared to the elites than there’s ever been. Just because people are getting buy & have smart phones doesn’t mean the world is thriving.

[@catadoxas]

@@nocrtname yeah, not because of the US but because of science and technology

[@nocrtname]

@@catadoxas The global reduction in military spending due to the US' role in preventing annexation by foreign military conquest (none in the past 80 years, globally) has allowed additional funding into R&D, as well as healthcare, infrastructure, and education. This funding, historically, would have gone into defense spending.

[@РоманБирман-г8г]

Thanks for the video and i absolutely love your footage from my city of Yekaterinburg

[@subhashishbagchi3191]

Anti American means anti CIA, anti FBI and Anti white house not anti american people

[@chillxxx241]

The US and EU have pivoted away from the Russia, which has meant it has had to find new partners. This is not a positive for Russia. China is probably not happy that Russia is increasing its influence in North Korea and Iran, but Russia wasn’t happy about China’s encroachment into central Asia.

[@XandateOfHeaven]

Because Russia causes problems because they keep invading their neighbors.

[@lubu4u312]

Pax-Americana has been the greatest era humanity has ever had. Change my mind.

[@alpddar2518]

I dont think its worth arguing with you if you really think that way lol

[@patsfreak]

“Look what they need to mimic a fraction of our power!”

[@KiingOfKombat]

People will scream for a non US and western world order without having any clue about what the alternative is. A non rules based order taking us back to the colonial past where russia has clearly stated that they have every right to bring back the soviet union with force and china has also said it will do the same in regards to taiwan and the south china sea. Yes US policy recently has been absolute crap and they deserve all the hate and criticism for it but the alternative will be a lot worse.

[@michaelweston409]

The alignment of the Asian continent is the greatest American blunder of the century. They had so many chances to avoid this. Now a truly nightmare scenario is manifesting before our eyes. BRICs holds over 60% of the world’s population between them. The West is screwed

[@michaelweston409]

To be fair China has always been the world foremost superpower for most of human history 😂 Only in the last 300-500 years have Europeans gotten the edge due to technology & the free real estate colonization of the Americas. China got subjected to the century of humiliation & have never forgotten it. They’re just re-assuming their role as global superpower. When Rome was a superpower in the West China was superpower center of the East. When the Muslim Caliphates we’re superpower of the West China was also superpower in the east. This is all historically coming full circle.

[@maquacr7014]

Coulda woulda shoulda.

[@maquacr7014]

We are seeing what Murica stands for in Gaza. Nobody wants that.

[@matthummel8306]

Gaza!!!!

[@andreyandrey9631]

Thanks biden and sullivan for those "great" deescaltaion efforts

[@emigrator08]

You fail to mention, the average citizens of these countries don't like their governments and a lot of the "normal folk" dont hate Americans.

[@j4genius961]

I would actually argue that the US should worry about its "allies", it's very often the political and economic elite of these countries that bow down to washington since their interests are tied while the regular people just want to mind their business in peace ( Europe, Japan & South Korea ) or literally hate your guts ( People from Africa, the middle east & Latin America hate the US for obvious reasons )

[@Qktal]

Yes its true in many cases dictatorships/goverments are not liked by their own people and indeed not everyone in the world hates america, but in reality worldpolitics are the one that leading military_operations.the key_element is fierce competition between geo_political powers with different interests and alliances united to rebalancing the worldorder in their own profitting favor while others favoring the old worldorder[the redhorse because red is less powerfull in nature as a color then black that every colors combined into one makes black as rising power challenge old power or declining west as both are racing horses] because they have their own interest to holding on that for profit and few are neutral[they are the with horse or the neutral ones or colorless that is white as the horse that is betting for both with this run or race without joining itself and is very smart]and don,t gambling to much wich horse win the run and safely to bet on both horses and profitting from both of them.the yellow horse in this new multipolar world are the ones don,t involved with this at all as it is not particular neutral nor the brightest color because they are on a distant sideline.4 horses to symbolise our current world red yellow white and black.

[@反ヨーロッパのサムライ]

I mean a lot of normal people hate America. Because they are warmongering te**orist states