From Anti-Japan to Anti-China: History REPEATS? ft. Vincent Chin, Japan Bashing & Stop Asian Hate

A brief look at the parallels between Anti-Japan sentiment in the 1980s to the Anti-China narrative that's currently playing out and how the Asian diaspora always gets caught in the crossfire - from the racially motivated attack on Vincent Chin in 1982 to the Stop Asian Hate movement in 2021.
The 2nd part of the video features the "contrarian" opinions of various voices calling for calmer heads amid increasing US-China tensions.
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 - Introduction on Japan Bashing / Anti-Japan sentiment in the 80s (ft. Akio Morita, Vincent Chin)
2:53 - The similarities with the anti-china / china bashing narrative
Politicians & Diplomats - Quotes
3:57 - Lee Kuan Yew
7:18 - Kishore Mahbubani
9:47 - Peal Keating
12:09 - George Yeo
13:09 - Gareth Evans
14:52 - Jason Yat-Sen Li & Craig Chung
Business Leaders
15:58 - Steve Schwarzman
17:18 - Charlie Munger
18:43 - Warren Buffet
19:33 - Ray Dalio
20:15 - Joseph Tsai (ft Bruce Lee)
22:34 - Elon Musk
Internet Commentators / Celebrities / Artists
23:48 - Lex Fridman / Tim Dillon
25:26 - Gary Vaynerchuk / GaryVee
27:47 - Akon & VladTV
Academics
29:10 - Jessica Chen Weiss
30:33 - Jeffrey Sachs
Full Interview with Akio Morita (Co-founder of SONY) discussing Japanese & American differences when it comes to culture and worker rights: • ABC Nightline, April 1...
Obviously not an extensive list of people and obviously watch the full videos (titles provided) for full context.
I don't particularly like producing videos in relation to China & geopolitics, but after the rise in Asian hate crimes during the pandemic and noticing that this is not a new phenomenon, it would be remiss not to remind people that geopolitics plays an enormous impact on the safety and lives of ordinary citizens just trying to earn a living, raise families and live in peace.
As much as netizens say that they don't conflate governments with their people, there's been enough examples to prove otherwise. I hope people realise the dangers of the "us vs. them" narrative perpetuated by leaders & the media as it leads to more xenophobia and hate.
It's become increasingly clear to me that we need a more nuanced and balanced narrative (subjective, I know) to promote a safer and more harmonious society. Unfortunately, in a world where we are increasingly living in our own echo chambers, this will be a major challenge.

[@BordersLess]

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[@kwoktt563]

Yesterday⚔️Japan Today⚔️China Tomorrow⚔️India.... This is USA

[@MGZetta]

The good thing is the US has to win to keep the aggression but considering the current state, I'm not sure they will have enough power and influence to attack India after the trade war.

[@spy_balloon]

Today⚔China Tomorrow⚔Collapse

[@Tethloach1]

Being #1 Humanity loves you with their heart.❤💖 You can do no wrong ever. Everything belongs to #1. The people believe in #1.

[@user-dt7lu3nk1s]

Tomorrow is global nuclear war.

[@roguewasbanned4746]

I think India will have to fight China long before the U.S. bothers with them

[@homan2329]

I clearly remember American car workers smashing up Japanese made cars . All that because they made crap expensive unreliable monstrosities while the Japanese made cheap , reliable practical cars .

[@Leila-sd1sl]

Poor Vincent Chin, my heart still aches.

[@Joshua_N-A]

IIRC it was an American that gave Japan its manufacturing system today. Deming I supposed.

[@Leila-sd1sl]

@@Joshua_N-A - it was a business transaction, companies used it paid high royalties and patent fees to use it.

[@roguewasbanned4746]

Or because they are threatening their livelihoods as American car workers as the Japanese car imports undercut their prices? Why are you so 1 dimensional? This obviously why they were acting this way

[@roguewasbanned4746]

@@Joshua_N-A as if that matters or considers the livelihood of the regular American worker who probably lost their job to Japanese manufacturing? They don’t have a say in what the state does.

[@nmew6926]

The Q is not whether there will be or not a peaceful China Rise. The Q is whether US decline will be peaceful or not.

[@markchan8110]

Yes, very good point. 👍

[@Shion0Hibiki]

@@markchan8110 so far, it is not looking good.

[@robertgittings8662]

@@markchan8110 *The Q is the US versus the East*

[@noimnotakpoppfpsheacy2526]

The only reason why number 1 isn't a question is because we already know China isn't peaceful in any way.

[@Shion0Hibiki]

@@noimnotakpoppfpsheacy2526 never know you a prognosticator. why not share some lotto winning number or which share to buy so we can all earn some money.

[@Phidiasan]

China is not Japan......the US is barking up the wrong tree.

[@pbworld7858]

Exactly. Japan is a slave to USA ever since they dropped those two bombs. What other country would suck up to the nation that dropped two atomic bombs on you, put unwanted military bases all over your country, dictate your foreign policy, use your garden as an aircraft carrier and battlefield, hit you with the Plaza Accord which wrecks your economy and insinuates that you will be cannon fodder should a war start? China is now economically strong and will NOT kowtow. It will not put up with racist bullying.

[@FloofyMinari]

You're right, Japan never threatened the US or it's allies post WW2. Japan never threatened to invade it's neighboring country post WW2 either. The P.R.C is worse and they're trying to imitate the Japanese Empire today. The CCP talks about reclaiming their "place" in East Asia by invading Taiwan and expanding their territorial claims. The CCP pushes nationalism and suppresses dissenting voices.

[@pbworld7858]

@@FloofyMinari Imitate the Japanese army? What drug are you on? I don't see the Chinese army invading half of Asia, setting up military bases, killing innocent people, carrying out germ warfare. You can't invade your own province. Get outta here.

[@malakatan3235]

Same tactic with racism

[@winkstorm]

China is 10x the size of Japan. That’s a gorilla vs golden retriever.

[@mautan8453]

Yes , we have seen this movie before . Whenever US can't compete, US govt and enterprise resort to these dirty tactics. Glad someone is having a longer term view of the insidious patterns of US taking out economic competitors mobilizing socio-political tensions.

[@inkbold8511]

Well stated.

[@jagdpanther2224]

Don't be surprised if the kids said : We hate China because they bombed Pearl harbour and supported the occur of 911!

[@Vraast12345]

That is why immigrating their and get that precious citizenship is the best choice. You make business under the United States of America. A simple thing to do. You can just outsource from your home country. Problemo solve. We should discard ego for peace. But enduring it until God comes back is the good thing.

[@LL-rm8xt]

Ironically, Japan is now ganging up with the US to do exactly the same thing as what they suffered from. The bullied, becomes the bully.. lol

[@gregwong2132]

Japan never really think they are Asian, they think they are white

[@icemanlol119]

The slave always learn from the master

[@fannyalbi9040]

japan were bomded twice military, as well economically (crushed japan economy rising and signed plaza accord treaty), thus japan is suffering severe stockholm syndrome

[@jmg8246]

How can you say no to your master???

[@dimsumden5745]

when you have been bullied you end up being a ally with the bully

[@veekwok5611]

Lee Kuan Yew was the one who know and understand China best. He is unbiased and speaks his mind and his opinions are more often that not, spot on.

[@johnmonk3381]

He will have very different things to say about china today if he is still alive

[@Hugo-jb7qz]

@@johnmonk3381 his son is alive,and his son now follow the same way that lee kuan yew went

[@kwk9470]

@@Hugo-jb7qz The father was a good driver. The son wasn't.

[@cosmoray9750]

Look up " This MLK Day Remember The Govt Took Out MLK " on yT. Insightful....

[@tonypeterson5316]

@@johnmonk3381 Today's China is much better than the China years or decades ago. I believe ur version of China is coming from biased mainstream media. Just lies and exaggeration.

[@duartecid3978]

The problem for America is that as America understands China less, China and the rest of the watching world are beginning to understand America more.

[@peasantmob1712]

As an American citizen who worked in China, this is true. Americans have this skewed view of China as a giant, more advanced North Korea, and Chinese people are surprised when they hear Americans think like this, and cannot believe how Americans can be so misinformed. The Soviet saying goes: The difference between Soviet propaganda and American propaganda is that Americans believe it.

[@ifuknjk]

china 6,000 yrs history usa 280 yrs... if u still don't understand usa u lost

[@rabbitazteca23]

I am an American and this is true for me. The more we progress through time the more I am getting disgusted with America's foreign policy. And what's worst is that they are not even trying to hide it anymore. Their policies regarding NATO exacerbated America's relationship with Russia and led to the war now. America's trampling on China's sovereignty by sending in Pelosi to Taiwan, arming Taiwan, and creating more and more military bases in ASEAN is causing more tension to rise between China and America NOT lessen it. When you compare the tension in ASEAN+East Asia prior to the US's involvement and placing of their military, things have been relatively more peaceful than they are now. Why? Because we handled things diplomatically, whereas US handles things the way they handle things here in America--guns blazing and using the military. They banned Huawei and threatened to ban TikTok not because of national security--which is utter bullshit--but because they can't stand competition. Fairness is no longer something that I attribute to America. American media demonizes its oppositions to no end and this even cause anti-asian hate for Asian-AMERICANS!!!!! In regards to US foreign policy with Africa, they only go there to "counter" China's influence not actually to better the lives of the Africans so that Africa can rise and be a technological giant. America does not form "partnerships" with other countries. It forms master-slave/subordinate relationships with other countries. Don't even get me started the fiasco that is America's invasion in the Middle East...

[@ifuknjk]

@@rabbitazteca23 usa best crafted nation free n democratic...migrants encircl3d the block 2 try coming to usa....americans don't cre abt. foreign policies....

[@hyc1266]

@@rabbitazteca23 Too bad most Americans don't understand that their gov't has been lying to them for a century and is dragging them into more wars and poverty.

[@Shion0Hibiki]

Funny how Sony came out talking about racism on Japanese but now they are out doing the same things as the US toward the Chinese.

[@zzzz6511]

It is because Japan is now the vessel state of USA

[@anchored555]

Selective amnesia

[@robertgittings8662]

@@anchored555 *racism? 🤭 more like more presentable way of saying "we are scared of them beating us*

[@seeyian]

If Sony don't do it, they will loss American market as well as EU Market?

[@Shion0Hibiki]

@@earlysda no what??? No as in you know nothing or no Sony not doing enough of racist things towards the Chinese to consider as racist?? getting $1 million fine from China for choosing sensitive date to undermining the Chinese national dignity and pride is not enough to be considered serious enough to be racist?? Doing the same thing not once but a few time, for lunching their new product is not consider as deliberate act of disrespect of the Chinese?

[@helen4humanity185]

Thanks for putting all these great talking points together🙏👍 Most of my Asian coworkers and I have experienced this Asian hates during pandemic in NYC. The most unacceptable thing is that those politicians and media do not call out to stop. For instance, some one on social media calling to kick Chinese people's heads and then a few Asian seniors were killed by this kind of violence 😡 If politicians and MSM continue to talk about China threats, the Asian hate crimes will not stop. The sad thing is the more development China has, the more hate Chinese people (domestic and oversea) gets 😓

[@Ateshtesh]

Not in everywhere, in the rest of the world we are a little bit more civilized than in USA

[@tomrobie4374]

These are the same cow children runs the orifice of SATAN crying out loud about human rights and genocide.

[@isiahsteele7418]

Baby! KEEP RESISTING!!!! PUSH BACK ON INTOLERANCE!!! Be Proud of you're ASIAN HERITAGE!!!!!! Never apologize for being SUCCESSFUL!!!!!

[@mbr8167]

Then VOTE for people who don't try to hold back your SAT scores because of your ETHNICITY. STOP voting for the RACIST INTOLERANT LEFT. New York has CONSISTENTLY voted for terrible people, and blame America for it.

[@holboroman]

You FAIL to acknowledge people in the West who distinguish between the ccp China and Asia. You FAIL to acknowledge governments which have enacted laws to make cranium illegal. You FAIL to acknowledge that the ccp has no laws to ban discrimination against other ethnic groups. A lot of the comments in the video have dwell on circumstances out of the historical past. How can you acknowledge a so called "system" where the government exports a pestilence designed to kill the rest of the world.

[@xushenxin]

"Japan can say NO" It sounds like a joke today.

[@niceguy76]

Today Japan can only say YES

[@ifuknjk]

did u read the book ?bet u didn't

[@yapkelvin1270]

They are the lap dog now

[@twitter.comelomhycy]

That's kinda sad

[@Grrrrrgfifj]

they literally said no to partner with the US making fighter jets and partnered with UK and Pizza

[@JA-tq6hg]

Westerners are good at dividing people/nations to fight against each other. They have been succeeded doing this for hundred of years and stay on top while you fight each others.

[@NeostormXLMAX]

Mostly Anglos since Germany were victims of it in ww1 and seven year war

[@elsonsti]

island countries loves to see land countries fihhting each other. west doesnt include europe。europe is in the trap already.

[@NeostormXLMAX]

indians fall the greatest for this, and im talking about both the native americans and indians from india. the natives were tricked into fighting themsevles, and indians tricked into many civil wars and spliting the country between pakistan and india, and indians hate china for some reason even though all china gave back all the land they got in the skirmishes and also helped india economicly when the united states navy sanctioned them. also the anglos keep pumping out anti modi and anti india stuff but lots of indians still think the us has their interests at heart

[@PlasticExtrusionProfiles]

same situation, Japan : knee down! China : stand up!

[@basshunterdota625]

US : Obey or Perish.

[@Soshiaircon91]

@@basshunterdota625 except this time they met a rival that wont obey and perish. Hope US think seriously about how to coexist in this new superpower balance instead of thinking them as rival economies that could easily be crushed like Japan and the Soviets

[@NeostormXLMAX]

japan has millitary bases by the us they are threatened so they can't disobey

[@kwanmike9993]

back in 1985 ，Japan is no.2 in the world, then the US use plaza accord to surround Japan, Japan economy collapsed, many people not know this history

[@loksoon4734]

India will be next after Japan and China..

[@EroticOnion23]

@@loksoon4734 Nah, USA could force Japan since Japan is USA's vassal, China's independent and has nuclear teeth 😁

[@hendetta]

Great dialogue. Subbed.

[@chew5461]

Seems like the Japanese leaders are the ones who either do not know their history or pretend Japan bashing never happened.

[@Ilovecruise]

@@loksoon4734 nah, if China follow the same fate as Japan, it mean China become the lapdog of US, then China will likely oppress India as much as how SK, JP is oppressing China right now. If China did not follow the same fate as Japan, instead they rise as the new hegemony, then China will oppress India even harder similar to US to Mexico. It’s a deadlock.

[@gregwong2132]

It's in bad times that Asian people discover what others really think of them

[@twitter.comelomhycy]

Interesting

[@BigChapDidNothingWrong]

Haters gonna hate

[@azuaraikrezeul1677]

It's time we rule or end up dead.

[@erenyeagerist7681]

I've been aware of that long time ago but I didn't quite understand since I was still very young in the early 2010's. My knowlegde has been broaden about how dirty the west especially murica is thanks to our great former president Duterte who fought against murica when murica was constantly threatening the Philippines with tons of sanctions. That's the time I have started digging into the west mainly murica and I discovered the horrendous and sickening atrocities and crimes murica has done to my country and around the world! I WILL NEVER EVER FORGIVE USA FOR ALL THE ATROCITIES AND CRIMES USA HAS COMMITTED!!! USA MUST BE HIT WITH A NEVER-ENDING BAD KARMA BACK TO BACK!!!

[@sreenathsurendran853]

And that Japan is now serving the US for the same thing against China

[@genuinennessbefitting4734]

That is because China wants to conquer the world, and China is sending jets to coerce Taiwan every day.

[@fannyalbi9040]

because….. japan were bomded twice military, as well economically (crushed japan economy rising and signed plaza accord treaty), thus japan is suffering severe stockholm syndrome

[@cosmoray9750]

Japan is still under US Military Occupation. So is S.Korea.

[@user-cx9nc4pj8w]

@@fannyalbi9040 The fact that Japan HAD to pick between USA or USSR is also a pretty important factor, and the fact that China and Japan have some unresolved historical questions is also relevant.

[@jagdpanther2224]

They were dogs, a dogchain around their neck!

[@tlsvd5842]

In the 1980 racist against Japanese From 2001 to 2020 Racist against Arab Muslims From 2020 to now Racist against Chinese and Asians

[@Leila-sd1sl]

Have a history of finding an imaginary enemy to continue the war machine. The nazis running the US empire.

[@noimnotakpoppfpsheacy2526]

The last one isn't racism for the people it's against the government. Stop trying to include China in discussions about racism

[@noimnotakpoppfpsheacy2526]

@Scitronaunt okay I will. Nice try tho

[@brandonjablasone7544]

@@noimnotakpoppfpsheacy2526nah they hate the Chinese people. At one point they ban Chinese I'm immigrant to the US. Same game just a different reason

[@mm8693]

Right, looks like they don’t like Asians😂

[@BordersLess]

After the rise in hate crimes on the East Asian diaspora during the pandemic (and noticing that this is not a new phenomenon), it would be remiss of this channel not to remind people that geopolitics plays an enormous impact on the safety and lives of ordinary citizens just trying to earn a living, raise families and live in peace. As much as netizens say that they don't conflate governments with their people, there's been enough examples to prove otherwise. I hope people realise the dangers of the "us vs. them" narrative perpetuated by leaders & the media as it leads to more xenophobia and hate. It's become increasingly clear to me that we need a more nuanced and balanced narrative (subjective, I know) to promote a safer and more harmonious society. Unfortunately, in a world where we are increasingly living in our own echo chambers, this will be a major challenge.

[@victorzv]

China usually does not use “us vs them” narrative since it prefers 和 the harmony, for its traditional culture, rather than conflicts. Even for prep for settlement of Conflicts, it has 知己知彼, knowing yourself and equally knowing your enemy. Chinese intend to think in different ways and consider stuff form the perspective of counterparts and draw the red line. They are humble but they could be determined when you pass the red line. It is really good quality to think from different perspectives,instead of lost in your own thoughts with excessive selfconfidence

[@lowkeyconvert8971]

this video was thoroughly done. salute you for making this channel for the purpose of bringing attention to these things. there is certainly a pattern of not only anti-asian sentiment by the west but also the west feeling threatened by big countries like china and russia and wanting to undermine them. we asians of different heritage know all too well about this anti-asian sentiment whilst living in western countries and this dates from way back when china was not what it is now and also when they used to (some still do) throw all the asians in the same boat, i.e. every asian-looking person was automatically "chinese" to them.

[@esplace3023]

A great comment. Having experienced the subtle racism of Australia when I dated a Japanese girl in the early 1980’s, while it’s changed some now, in many instances racism against Asians still exists and 90% of it is pure ignorance.

[@lowkeyconvert8971]

@@esplace3023 lol, racism in 1980s australia was far from "subtle." it was open and direct then. it's more likely to be subtle now. also, for some reason, it's still okay to be racist towards asians - openly and casually - in a way that it isn't towards other ethnic groups. wonder why that is...

[@DccAnh]

@@lowkeyconvert8971because unlike other ethnic groups, Asian are really successful both in their own country and in foreign ones, most of the time they’re more successful than the native and dominant race of said country, this lead to jealousy, and to caucasian it hurt their superiority complex, thus they are using racism to make themselves feel better. In short, it really come from the jealousy and hypocrite nature of caucasian.

[@Zerpentsa6598]

It wasn't just the US that was anti-Japan during the 1970s. Britain too was trying to stop Japan's rise. Britain had a number of HiFi companies then and they were facing competition from Japan. Garrard was being beaten by Japan turntable makers and closing down factories. There were cries to stop japanese imports, etc. Japanese were depicted in negative light in the way the Chinese are today. But now they are Britain's darlings in the east and in Ealing.

[@shirayuri4345]

Japan is just a temporary ally of the west and USA. Once we truly do things on our own, we will be slapped around like China.

[@dan2bet]

If there is anything I cannot understand it is.🤔🤔when you are bombed with 2 !not 1 atomic bombs! And mind you,not in the same day.!! How can you still choose to align with the one that bombed u twice😂🤣it is illogical. 🤔 Is that called stupidity 🤔🤔or is that Jesus?

[@Whatis2468]

Of course!!

[@jmg8246]

@@dan2bet How can you say no to your master???

[@jackstone2482]

@@jmg8246 Well Japan's PM Shinzo Abe tried saying NO to USA and look what happened! Assassinated by the CIA in the most shameful way! How sad and heartbreaking it is for this great and honorable leader to be murdered in such dishonorable way!

[@Sam-tq4zj]

The only difference between US and China is the source of human skill. China's human skills are coming from the homegrown Chinese population ( huge population base and good basic education), while US's great talent is mostly coming from a foreign pool of people and if the US policy toward immigrants is not friendly, the US will suffer from growth and retaining its superpower position in the future. Let's wait and see if US will still be the land of hope in the future for smart and skillful people.

[@CaptainKremmen]

Only difference? Even if you somehow ignore human rights issues and a fake GDP that's inflated by a now-collapsing property market full of tofu-dreg buildings (and how can you?), the home-grown population is a huge disadvantage when it exists in an authoritarian state that stifles innovation. China's ever more insular antics of the past few years will only make things worse for them. Most of the smart people have fled China and Hong Kong.

[@rosalynnchow5057]

Chinese people are inherently very smart, highly intelligent, innovative, creative, independent, hardworking and we are survivors. Imagine there are 1.5 billion of us... I urge all Chinese to unite.

[@GoldNugget138]

More and more foreign students return home once they have graduated or have gained sufficient work experience. America as a republic is a failed experiment and their internal conflicts will worsen over time. To put it another way, the US as a country will destroy itself.

[@ifuknjk]

teng s. ping made china wat it is today since 1979... out of 6,000 yrs.

[@Emilechen]

the question is, will these foreign immigrants become 100% Americans and never betray the US by forming another identify?

[@joejohnson6321]

It’s a European colonial thing you wouldn’t understand, but their days are numbered.

[@drjamesallen6012]

Chinese were our allies during the Great War. Japanese were not. Okinawa is still being occupied to this day. Japan is like a chained 🦮

[@chew5461]

A lap dog is a more accurate description.

[@chew5461]

@@hulagumongke4731 When ?? And give examples. No examples, no evidence.

[@johntang4108]

@@chew5461 Well, to my understanding, the cheap labor force in China had been taking advantage of by USA. She is not allowed to pass the red line drawn by USA to high tech arena.

[@davec110]

It looks like US is going to unleash her upon China again.

[@chew5461]

@@johntang4108 ah, hulagumongke4731 should not have used the word "lapdog" then. There is a difference in cheap labour being taken advantage of and being a lapdog. Cheap labour involves contractual decisions, a choice between making a living or starve. To me, being a lapdog is of one's own volition. To me, being a lapdog is being controlled by another, sucking up to another person, no economics involved. Haha, hope you get my explanation.

[@yuema2078]

China is doing something differently from Japan in the 90s. They built a large trade network with countries all around the world, not just US, with a variety of goods, not just electronics and cars, also cheap necessities.

[@miraphycs7377]

Did it really? Without the US Navy protecting the world's ocean open for China to freely import food and energy and exporting these varieties of product then good bye China economy. If the US and the collective West enact the same degree of sanction that they imposed on Russia to the People's Republic, good bye China

[@popcorn6931]

you want to restate your remarks now?

[@wchane71]

Hooked on waging proxy wars, they’ll probably be constantly looking for an ‘adversary’ and the next one. Incidentally, the ‘threat’ is always far away from her border..

[@macculu501]

People at Raytheon and Lockheed Martin need their paychecks

[@JC-qi1bm]

Thank you for the upload. Let’s pray there will be peace and unity amongst all nations.

[@sisominux]

yes believe it

[@erenyeagerist7681]

That will never happen unless murica is erased on Earth

[@xueueux]

Ray dalio say both sides don't know each other.. Oh boy..the only one who don't understand is US

[@hink0027]

japan need us market but us dont need it , but us need china market but china dont need us market , that is the difference

[@Qwuiet]

Ur onto something

[@ftu2021]

FBI here, where are you located?

[@oreradovanovi5204]

I think this is the core of the issue and BNR is precisely that, this is the biggest shift in modern history, 500 years to be precise

[@chew5461]

@@ftu2021 🤣🤣🤣

[@nikiascheung8994]

really? There is no other example than Tiktok and Huawei. =)

[@susipangabean9343]

China's rise is different from Japan's rise because China's rise is combined with its rise in military power, nuclear bombs, hypersonic missiles, etc

[@jinvonastrea1141]

Self defence no? Every rich country will def invest on military to protect themselves from invasion. Look at the percentage of gdp spend on their military. It's not a lot compare to other nation

[@spy_balloon]

​ @Jin Von Astrea

[@danganrompa2626]

So what?. If the US do the same, will you still complain about it?

[@lengthao8424]

@@danganrompa2626 I'm say bring it on.......!!!!!!!! China is ready for you......!!!!!!!!

[@ifuknjk]

china's rise is selling cheap goods to the world...

[@apachechief8250]

Next target is Indians for sure

[@vka3]

Censorship issue is often raised on China which is very common in US. It has been proven by Assange/Snowden, Wikileaks etc.

[@stvdmc2011]

human rights, freedom sound all and nice when you are rich during peace but when push comes to shove, China hasn't done anything that the west especially uncle sam have done and continue to do.

[@vka3]

@@stvdmc2011 I agree China has NOT invaded countries like US has unfettered with impunity on false pretext.

[@jagdpanther2224]

Not just censorship but defamatory slurs or unprofound stories about China. Especially FOX news, they are sick !

[@jacoblas1371]

Censorship in the US pales in comparison to that in China.

[@jacoblas1371]

@youuu tube I would consider, as any rational person also would, that not restricting information to the extent of banning entire search engines, video platforms and anti-government content to be marketedly better.

[@sayaandyangsaya2756]

US government: Only I can be the leader of the world.

[@waluohopaulo2116]

It is ridiculous how US is fighting for Uyghur but forgetting his own impoverished and drug addicted citizens.

[@Ju2000lo]

I think its more ridiculous that America actually jailed many Ugyhurs in Guantanamo Bay

[@noimnotakpoppfpsheacy2526]

@@Ju2000lo Think again then because that's not a current systematic issue while it absolutely is in China with the Uyghurs. This is peak WHAT-ABOUT-ISM

[@Ju2000lo]

@@noimnotakpoppfpsheacy2526 think again and I still dont know what are u trying to say

[@KayyHong]

@@noimnotakpoppfpsheacy2526 --- the vast majority of Uighurs enjoy peace, stability and prosperity. Only criminals, terrorists, separatists, anarchists and foreign agents are oppressed and imprisoned for the good of the majority. American and western propaganda are portraying such scums of society as "martyrs and heroes."

[@noimnotakpoppfpsheacy2526]

@@KayyHong You're basically just repeating what the Chinese government is saying. They will call anyone a criminal who they don't want. Being a religious Muslim alone makes you suspicious in the eyes of the CCP. Try again 😂

[@nicholascharles9625]

It is such a shame that the media has convinced people that china is this great aggressive force yet everytime china does something that could be considered aggressive it's always done in response to aggressive actions taken against them and are thus defensive. I hope for the best but Australia like America seems helbent on antagonism. All china has ever asked is we don't interfere with their domestic issues. Yet the Taiwan situation shows how disrespectful western countries are. How entitled. China's policy on Taiwan has remained the same for the last 70 years yet the media would have you believe things have changed on the Chinese side. The irony of countries like Britain, Australia and America lecturing china about human rights is palpable

[@nikiascheung8994]

Yes, as a mainland chinese, i really dont understand why taiwan people wont like a dialogue with us. Although we have different political system, however i think both of us have many common goals. But, they look more likely to talk about ideology issues and that makes upset.

[@user-jd3cw9lp7f]

@@nikiascheung8994 Because all their media is anti china and are controlled by the american establishment.

[@nicholascharles9625]

@@nikiascheung8994 it's quite simple. The KMT violently crushed any opposition to its fascist regime. Killing or imprisoning hundreds of thousands of people even non socialists. So when Taiwan finally became a "democracy" anybody who might object was gone or silenced. On top of that the US directly interferes with taiwans political institutions and media. The aim being to control the public opinion of Chinese in Taiwan. The DPP is a party that is in the pocket of the CIA too.

[@CaptainKremmen]

@@nikiascheung8994 I don't understand how you can not understand. Taiwan has freedom and 4x the per capital GDP. A few years ago, you might have had a chance of convincing them, but the CCP has broken its promises regarding Hong Kong, so everyone knows that the CCP can't be trusted. Nobody who lives in a wealthy, free society wants to be dragged into a poor, corrupt one.

[@abreathoffreshair1]

Your doublespeak is amazing. China is constantly aggressive without provocation. Attack on Vietnam in 1979. Military islands built near the Philippines (where China had promised not to, but lied, of course). Incursions into India. Incursions into Bhutan. None of those were defensive. (Are you seriously suggesting Bhutan or the Philippines could invade China?) China constantly interferes with other countries' domestic issues (dozens of illegal police stations, debt trap financing, etc), showing absolutely no respect for other countries' laws. The Taiwan situation shows how respectful western countries are for the rights of a free country which wants to remain that way.

[@Sophie-iv4ci]

No censor of internet, but ban TikTok totally in the name of security. This is us sense of freedom!😅

[@mevech]

As a Chinese, it's getting harder and harder to find a country that doesn't put my nationality in a negative light.

[@kaimengquek1952]

The demonising of China is horrible..but at the same time, China isnt really helping herself with all those small pinks. It makes me suspect that small pinks are actually western funded tools.

[@milus2917]

just bycoot the western anglosaxon hemisphere region and neo angloid regions of the world such as India, Australia ................. This planet is much larger than western world

[@zeissiez]

Mainly in the West. Most of us in Malaysia support China.

[@jazondelta4976]

Naah, you're wrong. Most of the rest of the world is more than fine with you.🤗

[@ellashy6539]

Only us and their vassal States 15% of the world

[@lanzortiz3199]

Trump is the same guy in the 90's and today instigating anti japan and now anti china rhetoric 😂

[@peacewoo4090]

This is an Excellent Compilation of different point of views, perspective that shared by all the top notch Professionals. Thank You so much for putting this "history related topics" together.

[@NuestraPatriaGrande]

Hegemony whether it is economic or military presents problems for any country who competes with the US. In Japan the solution was THE PLAZA ACCORDS. The play book against near peer competitors is clear. Now the US is reacting again to a near peer competitor, China. The problem for the US is that Confucian/Buddhist culture is different from Western hegemonic culture. China has always grown peacefully to become the biggest economy for more than a thousand years. The last 600 years have been led by the West through the enslavement of non Europeans by The West. The Eastern paradigm is cooperation and development for a shared future. The growing conflict can only be solved if The West recognizes that China and Asia have a right to grow for themselves and the rest of the world peacefully. If The US and the Western world do not look for a way to see the world as members of a world community that must see one another as equals, conflict is inevitable. The US presently has declared a COLD WAR against China and Russia. China sees entrepreneurial culture as being normal without animosity. They negotiate to create a mutually beneficial outcome. The West looks at competition as being DOG EAT DOG advocacy. This attitude includes hostility. The Western world has grown through the exploitation of other countries. That to the US is normal. That is part of zero sum competition. From a strategic perspective Western tactics include the doing what is necessary to weaken a competitor. China is trying to figure out how to use Confucian Wisdom to convince the US and Europe to be reasonable so that win-win cooperation can take place. The problem is that the US already has located a Chinese weak spot that they have exploited since Mao cornered Chan Kai-shek in Taiwan in 1948. Taiwan is part of a reminder of One Hundred Years of Humiliation suffered by the Chinese people under Western and Japanese invasion, occupation and exploitation. Taiwan must be unified under any cost! The US has chosen to play with that Taiwan chess piece since 1949. When the US decides to recognize Taiwan as an independent nation, China will continue its civil war. The Taiwanese will be the most affected as it will be like Ukraine, a pile of rubble. Many people think that there will be an invasion by 2026-7. I personally do not see that. China knows that a protracted war will hurt its economy. A Quick victory is not in the cards because the US and Japan will continue to fortify Taiwan. China will amass more Hypersonic missiles than the West can imagine. Taiwan in one day will live through shock and awe as hundreds of missiles land on Taiwanese infrastructure and government building. This will give the Taiwanese peoplke an opportunity before a second barrage commences to ask for a ceasefire to negotiate a pact of unification. If an amicable arrangement is reached a One Country Two Systems similar to Hong Kong and Macao will be arranged and the rebuilding of Taiwan will begin. If no arrangement is reached or NATO steps in a WWIII will ensue with a great probability of self-assured destruction for Europe, China, the US, aiustralia and any other ally . I do not see China backing down or another scenario playing out. The US must knopw that when thjey chose Taiwan as their pawn that the US was playing a nuclear holocaust. The only way for humanity is peace and solution through dialogue. The ukrainian war will be won by Russia. The US knows that. But it insists on weakening Russia by any means. If China accepts that it is in fact an enemy of the US and Europe, The Ukraine war will continue to the last Ukrainian and the mercenaries and children fighting for the Ukrainians go home. Ukraine is already a bunch of rubble. But NATO is forcing Russia to take Odessa to prevent any future incursions into Crimea. If the US knows this, why no negotiate now!

[@dannywaller7679]

how about you stay off american platforms to talk crap about us How about we talk about the millions of Muslims China has killed in there concentration camps wegers we don't talk about that huh

[@eriktan9654]

Very well observed! But I think maybe the financial hegemony of US currency will collapse sooner than the American themselves thought, and then their control over their "allies" would be largely weakened and force the US government to think about alternatives.

[@dannywaller7679]

As far as Russia they invaded a sovereign country they are doing nothing but try to take land and we aren't gonna Let that happen they won't take odesa Ukraine as taken 3 times as much land as Russia in the last 4 months as soon as Western tanks and IVF and planes start arriving in bigger numbers this is over you will see Wang chung😂

[@NuestraPatriaGrande]

@@eriktan9654 Your idea is well taken as The BRICS nations are already using local currencies to obviate the use of the dollñar system. But this process is very slow. At first under BRICS we can see an alternative to the SWIFT SYSTEM that other nations can use to avoid US sanctions. Eventually (30Years) the dollar will lose being the default currency. But the US will do everything in its power to prevent that because once it happen the US will be mirted by a mountain opf debt that not can mnot pay.

[@kathryn1402]

Agreed. Just can't understand how US who always wants us to believe she is great but yet cant figure out how to find a peaceful solution for everyone toive in peace!?

[@eric7782]

This is one of the few moments I am glad the YT algorithm recommended this channel. We done on the creation of the video Borderless.

[@crytow5071]

This showed up to me too.

[@NeostormXLMAX]

Slipped through the cracks

[@hanumanbattambang9347]

THANK YOU FOR SHARING! Well done.

[@umu-i-d2785]

The relationship of the US with China reminds of the story of the Tortoise and the Hare. Where the Hare could easily win the race if it just kept its head down and run, but its more concerned with sabotaging the Tortoise, and of course it loses

[@kyan3646]

Its never been anti communism, its about asian brain cant be better.

[@jacoblas1371]

Typically those who view events, history through a racial lens, assume others do the same.

[@OVI-Wan-Kenobi-8]

As somebody who grew up in the 80s, I already saw this parallel similarity way before this video was posted.

[@marioleonl8800]

Haters are lousy competitors.

[@jeff6161]

I used to be pro USA pro West. Now I understand why they are hated by so many countries.

[@jacoblas1371]

Typically people have more rights and can attain more prosperity living in the West. Although covid has demonstrated any West nation can turn totalitarian.

[@Tethloach1]

they are loved by every country because they lead the world.

[@roguewasbanned4746]

@@Tethloach1 because we are only better than the alternatives, that is all

[@Chiayiklin]

@@Tethloach1 I don't think so

[@NeostormXLMAX]

@@Tethloach1 lol even in nato majority of countries have a negative impression of the united states, thats one of the reasons why the us needs an enemy they claim to be worse than them

[@christopherbong6639]

What about the US taking Hawaii, Diego Garcia etc.

[@thetravelai]

Please know that the US is chosen by God. The millions of women and children bombed by brave American soldiers and each of those 270 million bombs dropped on a defenseless Laos is to protect your freedom.

[@raymonddon8875]

whats crazy is that, during the 1980's germany imported way more cars to the states, than japan. however, this was never in the media. this was clear asian bashing then, as is it now.

[@the80386]

Because at that time japanese cars were mostly affordable mass market models which were heavily undercutting USA cars while being simpler and reliable, while german cars at the time were upper mid to high tier cars that did not generally pose a direct threat by undercutting USA offerings. Of course nowadays both countries offer models to satisfy the full market range.

[@macculu501]

Having the right skin color helps

[@raymonddon8875]

@@macculu501 it pays to have white skin.

[@jagdpanther2224]

U.S. never waging trade war against West Germany like they done to Japan and China, instead they supported a unified Germany leading the European Union. You know, skin color does matter!

[@raymonddon8875]

@@jagdpanther2224 amen

[@haoyeleong541]

It is not about anti japan anti china It is all about anti no.2

[@CraigWinstanley1]

As an old Iraqi saying goes "If you see two fish fighting in water, you can be sure an Englishman passed by five minutes ago".

[@spy_balloon]

Algorithm bless this video

[@zzzz6511]

It will be taken down by American

[@spy_balloon]

​ @Zzzz Not to worry i already download this video for backup, history are there for everyone not making the same mistake

[@milus2917]

@@spy_balloon Please upload this video as much as you can with hundreds of alt accounts .......................

[@UGANGOLUM]

TRULY A WONDERFUL CLIP THANKS FOR THE UPLOAD

[@outisnemo555]

If the US didn’t put Japan down in the late 80s and early 90s, the average Japanese today would be enjoying a far higher standard of living with much less economic and social pressure coming from 30 years of stagnation. How is this not more beneficial to humanity as a whole? The same goes for China now.

[@david50665]

but then USA would not have a 25 trillion economy today maybe only 15 trillion...but sadly 99% of this gain goes to the top 1%

[@outisnemo555]

@@david50665 Yeah I don’t think the US needs to be wealthier

[@rjd1564]

Japan with or without the trade disputes with the US was riding a massive bubble that was bound to pop, it would have just likely popped somewhat later

[@NeostormXLMAX]

@@rjd1564nah they wanted to trade with soviets but the USA stoped them

[@rjd1564]

@@NeostormXLMAX Japan didn't just want to trade with the soviets they were already trading with the soviets for quite a bit before the market Crash. And while patticipating with other countries including the US in sanctioning the soviets in response to the Afghan war was what pretty much ended their trade relation ship, it was already in a bad spot before that since the soviets were disgruntled during the the 1970s due to Japan normalizing relations with China, which at the time was an adversary to the soviets. But even so that realy dosent change the underlying issue that Japan's economy was overinflated.

[@julianzhu0099]

Great compilation!

[@seechunchong9876]

Just some fun fact on the term "The Sick Man of Asia". in 1895, after Japan defeated the Qing Dynasty China in the First Sino-Japanese War, Chinese writer Yan Fu described China as a "sick man" (病夫) in an article titled "On the Origin of Strength" (原強) in his newspaper Zhibao, helping popularize the term among Chinese intellectuals. Because the Qing Govt was suppressing any revolutionary thoughts, article and influence, Yan published his articles in Japan where he also adopted a Japanese name to escape too much attention. Hence, most people think it was a Japanese who first coined China "The Sick Man of Asia"...and Bruce Lee used it to popularized his movie "Fist of Fury", including the myth that the great legendary martial art master Huo Yuanjia (real person) was poisoned by the Japanese. In reality, the great martial art master was well respected by many in many countries, including Japan and was the co-founder of the Chin Woo Athletic Association, first in Shanghai and subsequently, in many other countries too. Having said that, Fist of Fury itself was legendary as a martial art movie by Bruce Lee. Love it. Cheers.

[@ifuknjk]

edger snow said china's history of 6,000 yrs is civil wars n floods

[@seechunchong9876]

@@John-.-Smith Well, Wikipedia is just one source, there are many others, both western and chinese sources, historical and present, that can give a better picture. Cheers.

[@seechunchong9876]

@@John-.-Smith Yes, but there are many other sources too. To really know, then, have to go through the historical events and happenings, the protests, etc. of the period, from the memoirs of many revolutionists, intellects, historians, their publications etc. Regardless, I like Bruce Lee's movie version too., dramatic and action packed, especially his flying kick. 😂😂😂

[@seechunchong9876]

@@John-.-Smith it will take a long time to go through all the events during the turbulent period and I can't find in my archives. So, 1893, 1896 whatever that makes you happy. 😂😂😂

[@seechunchong9876]

@@John-.-Smith Well, if it was published in English daily then, you are right but most of the Chinese then don't read English daily. If published in Chinese, then, it was someone else. Bruce Lee was holding a sign written in Chinese and it was NOT the Japanese who wrote it. OK you win, I know nuts, you are the smart and most informed one, happy now?

[@yuglobalcitizen2246]

Spread this vid out, I kept telling people around me wat USA is doing to China is now is almost same as did to Japan. Even the guy who was assigned by trump to handle the trade war with China is the same guy handled trade war with Japan. But only this time China is different. China has it's independent financial system and independent military plus nukes and the means to deliver nukes

[@miraphycs7377]

Without the US Navy protecting the world's ocean open for China to freely import food and energy and exporting their product good bye Chinese economy. US just needs to park a few naval assets in the Indian Ocean and the Pacific and raid their unprotected vessels and the China implodes. Or better yet stop patroling and policing the world's sea lanes. If the US and the collective West enact the same degree of sanction that they imposed on Russia to the People's Republic, good bye China.

[@yuluoxianjun]

History is a circle.Everything seems familiar.The only thing we learn from history is:We never learn from histroy in deed.

[@leo96119611]

It IS not so much hate more on jeolousy

[@CO-vv9hv]

Nice compilation! May truths and justices prevail.

[@Nikhil-ty3rk]

You forgot South Korea. Us has been jumping from one client state to another. Japan, sk, China, next they eye India. And hell yeah, this is pure race bigotry - exploit a country as long as possible before moving to another. Always below, never equal.

[@victorkmlee]

Excellet video!

[@JL88]

Wow! Salute you for this fantastic mosaic of opinions from great leaders and thinkers who actually think and consider beyond the prejudices and fear mongering narratives that are dividing the world. We need to see more material like this to bridge the divide, else we will miss not only the opportunities but drive humanity towards a dark, downward spiral.

[@dechaariyaratana2340]

The greatest presentation so far, thanks

[@SteppeNomad585]

Great vlog! Thank you!

[@junbug9844]

Now they love Japan 🇯🇵

[@junbug9844]

@@themiddlelayer yup

[@malakatan3235]

Japan succumbed

[@fajarliong]

Loving a p3t

[@anchored555]

America now loves Japan only because they have a common enemy, China. Neither can beat China on their own, so why not gang up to increase their chances of defeating China?

[@malakatan3235]

@@anchored555 Remember when those colonists swarm China & plunder China, seems the colonists descendants trying to repeat it again.

[@taijistar9052]

These are truly wise discussions

[@Tellthetruth9999]

That is so informative.Thank you.

[@gregwang8628]

Is Us really a democracy or an autocracy? Honestly! With the lobby law in effect, the elected representatives are really administratively competent at all? Or they just represent the campaign diner’s interests? The meritocracy is a more administratively competitive setup for the job, like it or not, a fact.

[@velavanlaack9134]

History just repeat itself in a different form

[@Hermit-Crab]

I don't know whether Americans realise what a formidable adversary they would be taking on if they decide that China is an enemy. ----- Lee Hsien Loong, Prime Minister, Singapore

[@ethanang3527]

Lee Hsien Loong’s words: Trust 50% will do.

[@VisibleMRJ]

This is a great format.

[@leftovers923]

Well made video. You really did your research.

[@Spacerkari]

Just found your channel. Excellent and principled take. Unfortunately, this neo McCarthyism must be faced.

[@kenaidiun3736]

Thankyou so much for this very informative video . Able to hear from the top notch intellect.

[@cspang4061]

Wow, what a wonderful speech by Kishore.

[@jcwt_pdx]

Exactly what I’m trying to say! This must stop! ⭐️

[@numuves]

Great video

[@macculu501]

You make amazing ones too

[@shutup51916]

The irony is that Japan, which was the main anti country in the 80s, is now siding with the main culprit, which is just shameful.

[@jacoblas1371]

Why?. Times, relationships and priorities change. Nothing is ever so simple. It's not the 80s anymore, while China still holds negative sentiment towards Japan for what the Empire of Japan did to the Chinese in WW2. China is also encroaching militarily closer towards Japan. Japan therefore seeks alliances, relations to counter this force and the US fills this role.

[@shutup51916]

@@jacoblas1371 Why? Maybe because Japan never formally apologized for the crime they committed???? Maybe because Japan believed China was overstated of the massacre? So the blame should be on China's millitary action that led to US having millitary stations in Japan?? Or how about China sees Japan having millitary alliance with foreigners surrounding China as a threat? If your neighbours surrounding you with guns and bombs, who's more of a threat? Totally irresponsible statement.

[@jacoblas1371]

@@shutup51916 If you have two neighbours with a history of engaging in conflict and war and lingering animosity remains and no amends occur, naturally if one party expands and grows militarily, the other may consider this a threat and respond in like, which includes building alliances. No surprise here. You seem to be under the mistaken impression that only China is allowed to grow militarily and only China is allowed to feel threatened and respond in like. Totally ignorant and biased statement on your part.

[@widodoakrom3938]

Can't be helped bcs they got defeated in WW 2

[@NeostormXLMAX]

WAIT I JUST REALIZED? You're Japanese?! I saw your past video but your pronunciation is very good for mandarin

[@Wunderpus-photogenicus]

Make “American Exceptionalism” great again?

[@kevinthegreat3572]

To the Japanese it does not matter how US treated them they just love Farmer John's hot dogs because US tell them US hot dogs are good.

[@isiahsteele7418]

The Japanese are a strange, peculiar people? Seems they are in love with pain and humiliation?

[@anchored555]

Isiah Steele No, they worship America because America owned them during WW2. By the same token, they generally despise other Asians because they got owned by Japan during WW2.

[@david50665]

@@isiahsteele7418 bully the weak and fear the strong....even 2 nukes wont stop the love for their master

[@NeostormXLMAX]

@@isiahsteele7418not true at all. do more research about Japan there was literally a video of a few teenagers blocking a train in Osaka saying they want to bomb us bases

[@NeostormXLMAX]

@@david50665Japan is forced to obey the us lol it’s not their choice

[@joeybwalsh]

We need to talk about the roll of government and corporate media

[@bObO_3321]

you good Job man~!! I am impressed man of rational analysis

[@ecc1417]

Long live Chinese ✊🇨🇳🕊👍🕊🇨🇳✊

[@ChinchillaBONK]

If only a modern day LKY is present in the wider world now, doesn't have to be in Singapore. In fact, better that such a great man is in a country of larger international influence.

[@aussieoccultist666]

really good info

[@eugenec7130]

I learn from this video (front part) that there was indeed a precedent of anti-China attitude among the Western politicians and media. Japan has been submissive to the West. Even that, the Japanese were bullied and despised by the Americans and the Europeans. Now China as a country with trade, technology and military strengths which can challenge the United States, it is completely understandable that the US, in partnership with Europe, would attempt to suppress the rise of China.

[@fannyalbi9040]

japan were bomded two military, as well economically (crushed japan economy rising and signed plaza accord treaty), thus japan is suffering severe stockholm syndrome

[@KayyHong]

The anti China thing is not new in America. There was the Chinese Exclusion Act, the Head Tax applied to Chinese Only and China's Exclusion from the ISS

[@ifuknjk]

anti-russia 4 invading ukraine...anti-usa 4 invading indo-china.... anti-japan 4 invading china...anti-germany 4 indvading the world.

[@yummytummy88]

The more the US suppressed, the faster China will raise. Example, the so called ISS that specifically excludes China from stepping a foot on broad. Now, the China built their own space station with more high technology on it. US can slow the pace of China raise but fate can not be stopped. With China being on top, at least their is a better chance to prevent war and conflicts.

[@miraphycs7377]

Japan slaves? Dogs? Submissive to the West? Is that why they were never colonized or foreigners setting on their territory? Cannot say the same for other Asian countries.... Chinese military? Without the US Navy protecting the world's ocean open for China to freely import food and energy and exporting their product good bye Chinese economy. US just needs to park a few naval assets in the Indian Ocean and the Pacific and raid their unprotected vessels and the China implodes. Or better yet stop patroling and policing the world's sea lanes. If the US and the collective West enact the same degree of sanction that they imposed on Russia to the People's Republic, good bye China.

[@icecp4279]

Its amazing how little information I can find on this trade war and how easily people forgot about it. I remember it being huge.

[@crytow5071]

I sure hope Japan won't be so stupid to follow Ukraine's foot steps and be the cannon fodder. The modern generation Japanese people are well liked as tourists for their good manners. I think many Chinese people even liked visiting Japan as well.

[@NeostormXLMAX]

The Japanese communist party is actually the largest it’s been for years the largest communist party in a non communist country

[@crytow5071]

@@NeostormXLMAX This is the first time that I hear about them having communist party. Thanks for this info.

[@ftu2021]

thats why i kept saying that japan has a stockholm syndrome.

[@NeostormXLMAX]

not stockholm syndrome, they are being controled. the country with actual stockholm syndrome is the Philippines.

[@ftu2021]

@@NeostormXLMAX no, they are deliberately loving the US despite the numerous times of Ill intentions and backstabbing. The government is being controlled but the public is suffering from Stockholm

[@xmaverickhunterkx]

I wish Japan would know this, but they are the least aware.

[@Ming1975]

There is no longer another Lee Kwan Yu, but at least Singapore is still stable, I hope after president Xi and Putin their nations remain stable like Singapore. I hope to see such leaders appear in India, middle east and South America next. You can see the neutral speakers are for peace while the US side is always arrogant against country doing better.

[@the80386]

Every nation has the capacity to become stable if you don't disrupt it externally or internally. As the saying goes "nine meals away from anarchy". Most of the world's 'unstable' countries are that way because they are under constant disruptions by certain (mostly external) parties who stand to gain from that disruption. The tactics include external disruption like sanctions, embargos, blockades, bank account freeze, payment system blocks etc. Internal disruptions include paid subvertors and sabotoers to cause chaos on the streets, NGOs and front organization for recruitment and surveillance and 'think tanks' to spread mis and disinformation etc.

[@NeostormXLMAX]

Singapore is slowly becoming pro us after he left

[@ncs9753]

Most people supports peace... however the world runs on money and the war profiteers are VERY rich and powerful.

[@Surstromming22]

Love your work mate. Keep it up

[@user-jc2wc9nu3e]

Well said dude

[@tkyap2524]

It's insecurity when you express hatred.

[@kyan3646]

Its quite funny and irony when the we the west are praising to others how the world should be more tolerant and diverse, but just till some one outsider goes and think and see things defferently from us.

[@charleneji6759]

This is what I've been saying. To the US, today's China is like yesterday's Japan rising too fast.

[@mohamadabdul4391]

❤China

[@davidchung4691]

The Western mindset about China's peaceful rise has been a perpetual mismatch!

[@simonking3949]

If you threatened amurica's hegemony, then you are either currency manipulator, human right violator, no freedom of speech, using slave labor, etc, etc.. Once you kowtow to amurica, suddenly you are the good guy. Japan is the best example.

[@widodoakrom3938]

Lol true