Sorry not Sorry, But NO: China doesn't need to be grateful to the US for anything

As a follow on to two videos I’ve recently made, on about the reasons why Japan invaded China and another about the reason why China should be grateful to the USA, there have been a few questions and I’ll attempt to answer them here.
For a full script, and all the links, go here: open.substack.com/pub/jerrygr...

[@gunsumwong3948]

Jerry, I agree with everything you said as they are historically correct. As an ethnic Chinese I would thank US's effort in suppressing, smearing and containing China. It is my personal belief that the US by laying down obstacles, sanctions and difficulties for China to pass through has inadvertently strengthened, sharpened, trained, modified and most importantly united China to a world superpower. China under such suppression would either die or re-emerge as a better competitor ready for the next or more challenges. I believe the hard life the US forced on China has made China a lot stronger than had US let China off to have an easy life to have no ambition to do better and improve itself. China was a bunch of loose sand during the Japanese occupation. Today I don't think Japan has any chance of such one-sided occupation could occur. China is a different country today because it has been rigorously trained and sharpened up to fight a common enemy the US. Its economy has been placed for decades in "battle ready" mode. Had US not stopped China from using the GPS there would be no need for China to invent its own Beiduo system. Had US not passed a law to exclude China to cooperate with NASA China would still be part of the international space station today. If US did not ban semiconductors to China the Chinese would still be happy to pay over $350 billion every year to purchase chips from overseas. US is copying China too. Both of its political parties use China to rally their voters/citizens by identfying China as the common enemy of the US.

[@catherinelieou3071]

👏👍❤

[@user-kb9bd5tt8f]

In total agreement with you

[@verypleasantguy]

I had been living on and off in the US of A for over 3 decades, and as a former resident of US of A, I can attest to the fact that, the present US has become a creature with the recombinant dna of both the *_Mccarthyism mania_* and that of the *_cultural revolution_* , which they have copied from China.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

I believe Mao even thanked the Japanese for making the country stronger - it makes sense, everything the US attempts, makes China stronger

[@JohnnysCafe_]

👏👏👏

[@tsengenhu6494]

You summed it up well. I was told US was Benign hegemon. But having examined the facts closely I would say the foreign policy of US is very much selfish, self absorbed, and often with disastrous consequences for the people in the countries they messes with. Benign? Hypocrisy? Evil?

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Nothing benign about the USA nowadays

[@user-sf1nq9uj7p]

@@jerrystakeonchina799 Nothing is benign about the USA - not when it talks about "peace" but vetoes UN resolutions to peace in Gaza and the West Bank for the Palestinian people - 5 times! It seems that the USA speaks from the corner of its mouth while wanting "a piece of this and a piece of that" - which is the sort of "peace" they are really talking about.

[@slimjim394]

What do you expect from a country that was built on genocide and slavery?

[@Elementaldomain]

​@@jerrystakeonchina799 I can't wrap my head around it any longer. I just read a comment on Lena Petrova's channel where a comment was made by a U.S. citizen that the world should be ashamed of itself for not stepping in and helping the U.S. in it's time of need. I would end this comment with a string of colorful phrases but then it would just get deleted. 😂

[@lollol-rq4mk]

This is a country founded upon genocide and slavery in overt imperialism - - how anyone can believe that America has ever stood for justice or altruism is baffling.

[@ailinchong7506]

Loved your videos debunking propaganda from an objective perspective journalism integrity 👌👍🙏🙏 Jerry is an inspiration for TRUTH journalism 👌👍🙏🙏🙏👏👏👏

[@willeisinga2089]

Totally Agree.👍🙂

[@johnkruk6929]

Thank you Jerry for the historical truth I’m with you . China can thank its wise leaders and brave citizens for what is has accomplished in the last 70 years .🎉 number 1 in the World .

[@nitasteiger2236]

Hi Jerry from an American , Great debunking USA's false claims! I've learned plenty from your channel. I can't agree more, China doesn't need be grateful to the USA. However, I am grateful to you, Jerry.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Thank you Nita

[@shonnyNOR]

Nice to see there are decent people in seppoland. Sadly none seem to be involved in governance!

[@user-hx2wx7mk8n]

American doesn't need Communist China for anything.

[@dontaskmewhy100]

Exactly, USA action or inaction is not charity.

[@verypleasantguy]

For USA, charity started, and ended, in the pockets of the Elites.

[@willengel2458]

A quick reminder: the empire is not in the charity business, never had, and never will. Example: the empire auctioned off Ukrainian revenue generating assets during Poroshenko's reign to pay off IMF loan. what it said in public as aid is loan. in other words, Ukraine is paid to have it country destroyed, territory and lives lost. wonder who bought those Ukrainian power stations and spent uranium shells contaminated land?

[@cao6496]

but benevolence?

[@TanuKart]

Jerry's knowledge is admirable. Thanks for clearing that up. The arrogance of these people is disgusting.

[@user-sf1nq9uj7p]

The U.S.Americans are merely copying ("apeing") their cousins - the British who for decades even after losing their colonies, continued to boast about "bringing civilization to the untamed World".

[@reallymakesyouthink]

Another topic could be, what the West should be grateful to China for... Silk, ceramics, gun powder, tea, print press, so much more.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

There is a lot, that's true

[@cb250nighthawk3]

This topic and your suggestion would enable Jerry to write a book. Fame and fortune would follow suit. 🎉

[@ChristophSchmitt-xg4di]

@@cb250nighthawk3 There already exists a book about this topic, called " The Eastern origins of Western civilization" by John M. Hobson.

[@cb250nighthawk3]

@@ChristophSchmitt-xg4di Okay, 👍

[@grandwonder5858]

Steel, brass, firearms, gunpowder, compass, paper, seismometer, etc

[@TSS-yy5tx]

As a Chinese from a SE Asia, l m grateful for Jerry's clarification of all these historical events.

[@easternrazor3749]

Absolutely agree with you. Those that wish to be grateful for US whatever, can go ahead but I for one am not interested.

[@manwingchi9156]

China is still waiting for US and Western to apologise and compensation for Opium Wars.😢😢😢

[@gelinrefira]

They are still waiting for the west to apologize for the 8 alliance invasion.

[@davidz7858]

What US did for Opium War? You bark on a wrong tree.

[@manwingchi9156]

@@davidz7858 Please read US involvement in Opium War.

[@seowpj1401]

Britain should apologize and compensate China for the 2 opium wars

[@nsng1298]

​@@davidz7858Dude, get a proper education. The Americans were involved in the opium trade. They got the opium from Turkey. The Forbes family was actively engaged in the opium trade and made huge a fortune. Francis Blackwell Forbes was one of the richest opium dealers in Shanghai. He is the great grandfather of the former senator and presidential candidate, John Kerry. Some of the buildings in Boston and in universities such as Harvard, Yale, etc were built from this opium money.

[@boonteoh2346]

Great uptake Jerry, thanks. China did struggle alone all those wretched years but stood resolute, despite all odds against greater powers!! China on the rise!!! 💪💪🇨🇳🇨🇳🇨🇳

[@samliew6610]

The Chinese people had suffered a great deal😢😢😢

[@willengel2458]

China and North Korea handed the empire and its lackeys first non-win when China was in its weakest.

[@marcgatto9675]

Countries operate in their own interest. Especially the global hegemon, the USA.

[@yinhoukhor7109]

The claim about keeping the trade routes for China "safe" is hilarious (like all the other claims). It's as though China can't keep those trade routes safe themselves if they really needed to.

[@slimjim394]

US navy used for embargo if not for wars.

[@bobsmith3983]

The US navy is keeping Chinese trade safe from China.

[@choifayue9848]

you said it all this is the very truth thanks Jerry PEACE

[@GOBEF3]

100% truth 👍

[@archosfanguy]

Very well said, cheers from Brazil

[@8est8its89]

Exactly and very well put! 👍👍👍

[@user-iq5hq9ly2x]

Nothing but the truth!❤

[@Manni793]

Hi mate, from Australia, find your lecture very informative

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Awesome, thank you!

[@qqaazz1609]

You should also discuss US sanction embargo on China in the past which caused famine. If china failed, the west will said socialism is bad and is a failed system. That's what they have been saying on venezuela, cuba etc. That's why migrant from socialism countries come to USA. But they always leave out the parts where US hostilities toward socialism countries which caused the socialism countries to fail. Sanctions, embargo, coup, war, chaos etc.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Yes, I should - there's just too much to cover in a short video though!

[@user-sf1nq9uj7p]

Absolutely agree with your comments. The U.S. was identified and called out in 1979 by Iranian Ayatollah Khomeini as "the Great Satan" - the "Deceiver of Men" - and events over the past 45 years (and more, if going back to the end of WW2 is taken into consideration) have proven his charge to be "spot on". Historical records have shown that IF the U.S. had been more accommodating in its relationship towards the Socialist countries that were just emerging as independent countries from their colonial masters and have actually tried to extend the hand of friendship with the United States, it would have been a far, far better world today than what we have seen. It seems that the adage: "you attract more bees with honey than vinegar" has never caught onto the belligerent Euro-American brain.

[@annie3518]

Jerry is a person with conscience!

[@jordandexter7927]

Wow! Thanks a lot Jerry. Every piece from you is an eye opener. We are very grateful for your takes ❤

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

I appreciate that Jordan, thank you

[@CattleFarmer667]

The reason US let China join WTO is because US was using China to counter Russia. Market access to China was not the main reason.

[@LamFam-cr9om]

Cheap workforce access was definitely one of the main reasons.

[@fannyalbi9040]

china to become wto member was not an easy access, it was also united snakes hesitate to let china to join wto. It is the support from african countries NOT the collective west.

[@root3183]

The most important factor in China's successful accession to the WTO was the outbreak of the 9/11 incident, which shifted the strategic focus of the United States to counter-terrorism. In fact, the honeymoon period between China and the West ended as early as 1989. The West tried to use the student demonstrations in Tiananmen Square to incite students to demand changes in China's system and comprehensive Westernization, but was frustrated. After George W. Bush entered the White House, he was actually preparing to contain China. During this period, a mid-air collision between Chinese and American aircraft also occurred. China is lucky. After the September 11th incident, the United States needed China to support its war on terrorism, so it no longer hindered China's accession to the World Trade Organization. As a result, negotiations between China and Mexico, the last member of the WTO, were able to reach an agreement on September 13.

[@DW-op7ly]

@@root3183 The western multinationals went to China at the time because of their weak labour laws, weak environmental laws, mass pool of cheap labour they could pay dollar a day wages to And yes weak IP laws that went along with it In exchange the western multinationals traded knowledge and investment This was nothing new, the west goes to 3rd world or developing nation takes advantages of this country until the locals complain about wages, pollution, or environmental damages. Western multinationals pick up and run for it. I would argue yes they expected the Chinese to buy 1 billion toothbrushes and 2 billion socks But they didn’t expect them to enrich themselves My evidence is even before the west pushed for Chinese WTO inclusion the Top of the food chain 1%ters and their TooBigTooFail Investment Banks worked out the worst deal ever for themselves Where these TooBigTooFail Investments Banks got a 33% interest in a “Joint Venture Chinese Investment Banking Subsidiary.” Where the Chinese Bank got a 67% Difference is the Chinese didn’t complain they put up with those dollar a day wages making 22 times less than what an average American worker made. Yet saved 30% of those wages over 30 plus years. Indirectly loaning those saving to those Americans so they could spend their savings and borrow to spend some more. While the Chinese invested or made a business with their savings Where the Chinese lowered their standards of living while the Americans were able to raise their standards of living with those cheaper goods

[@slimjim394]

Now the US is using India to counter China. Sally goes around the roses.

[@josephyleung9666]

Another great video. Thanks again for your viewpoint, which is very rarely correctly discussed in the world.

[@peterthehappywaiguoren]

Spot-on on your analysis and commentary Jerry. It's one of the main reasons I enjoy your channel. You get the history and geopolitics correctly!

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Cheers again Peter

[@morningstararun6278]

For those who think that China developed because of the opening up and investments from the west, just take a good look at a country that is South west of China, like Pakistan, Bangladesh and India, and ask yourself why haven't these countries develop like China did after the opening up reforms.

[@user-vn8mx5zq2k]

Well said!

[@taiwanstillisntacountry]

Ayaaaah. The USSR fought N#zi Germany and lost millions. Because USSR kept the elite forces bound at the Eastern Front, Allies in Europe could win. Without the Chinese fighting the Imperial Japanese Army, all those millions of soldiers could be deployed elsewhere and fight against the other Allies. ROC troops came from the North of British Burma to save British (Sepoy) army.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

A million Russian toops fought in Dongbei and Korea too at the same time and for three months after they took Berlin

[@Elementaldomain]

It is a common, now entrenched myth believed by the U.S. public that the West won WW2, and they will violently defend the lie, despite the numbers that less than 200k Americans died, versus millions lost by the USSR. In reality, little of the versions of U.S. history are the truth.

[@ferryrustandi944]

Bravo! 👍 Liked and shared 👍

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Thanks again!

[@ferryrustandi944]

@@jerrystakeonchina799You’re welcome 👍

[@ginakarwita808]

Thank you for being honest 🙏

[@jf-be4zy]

One of the reasons people ask these questions or make these statements is that this history is not taught in usa schools. Thank you for all your well researched info, I always learn something.

[@YeeMengFong1]

Absolutely right Jerry ❤

[@taiwanstillisntacountry]

Flying Tigers were paid to fight for China 😂😂😂😂😂. Nothing changed, USA wants money to "fight". 3.000.000.000.000 left in Afghanistan. 8.000.000.000.000 worth of assets cant be "found" by Pentagon.

[@cb250nighthawk3]

Bratt Pitt : USA is not a country. It's a business.😂

[@MMLL369]

... and they are still drilling Afghan oils.

[@noriakikakyoin6557]

but indeed they are honored to this day. the descendants of the flying tigers still visits china and are in chinese newpapers.

[@josephguo6256]

@@MMLL369 no more.

[@DW-op7ly]

@@noriakikakyoin6557well it’s great they are honoured but. The USA prior to WW2 was one of the semi colonizers of China Japan just pushed the other colonizers out of China by the time WW2 came around When you are a colonizer you are expected to fight for that country you are colonizing

[@ajs-qv5fe]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻 well said, jerry, very well said indeed, so informative, now the chinese ppl do have a reason to be grateful to you for sharing their sides of the stories with the english speaking world 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@gotmilk91]

Also remember the original combat aviators that volunteered to fight Imperial Japan from 1937 and before: Art Chin, John Wong Pan-Yang, Louie Yim-Qun, Chan Kee-Wong, John "Buffalo" Huang Xinrui... over 4 dozen Chinese-American pilots including women pilots signed-up for combat in China; Hazel Ying-Lee, who was was prohibited by ROC commanders from combat duties, and Millard Chung who was unfortunately killed during combat training... Virginia Wong who died of Malaria... most of these "Original Flying Tigers" were members of the *Chinese Flying Club of Portaland* - an article has been created for this group in Wikipedia 3 years ago... hasn't been taken down yet, although a great article/bio on John "Buffalo" Huang Xinrui, ace fighter pilot and martyr whi was killed in an air battle along with young Lt. Lin Heng (younger brother of renown architect Phyllis Lin Huiyin) over Chengdu on that fateful day of the Chinese Air Force facing the "scourge of the A6M _Zero_ fighter... was taken down for some utterly bogus/racist reason ... these are heroes that deserve at least equal recognition as the AVG "Flying Tigers" that joined the war against Imperialist Japan much later, but very difficult with so much racial bias and elitist emphasis place on the AVG "Flying Tigers"... not just from American historians, but ROC historians whom have ignored the heroic sacrifices of the mostly Cantonese-Taishanese origins of the Chinese-American volunteer combat aviators who joined the Sino-Japanese war in 1937, thru the *Battle of Chongqing* in 1941, when the U.S. finally decided to stop offering the Empire of Japan material support with the petrol+steel embargo in July 1941... had the USA sincerely helped China beat-back the Empire of Japan at the *Battle of Chongqing* (a.k.a. Bombing of Chungking) then *the attack on Pearl Harbor would've NEVER had happened.* I know i've mentioned this before... these details provide much context to what really happened and names of those forgotten but made the ultimate sacrifice.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Thank you for adding this it's much needed context for the real history - I really appreciate it

[@user-vn8mx5zq2k]

Wow, Great info! Thank you!

[@Elementaldomain]

Is there any place to read more about this? Thank you so much for posting this 🎉

[@gotmilk91]

@Elementaldomain - an well-written bio on original volunteer combat aviator for the Chinese Air Force in 1936, Chinese-American fighter ace Xinrui "John" Huang: en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=John_Huang_Xinrui&oldid=1131690094 this Wikipedia article no longer exists; deemed "too insignificant" by the racist-chauvinists that patrol Wikipedia en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=John_Huang_Xinrui&oldid=1131690094

[@gotmilk91]

@@Elementaldomain try this censored article and look thru its bibliography section and other cited links: en.m.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=John_Huang_Xinrui&oldid=1131690094

[@michaelmarchal4004]

Grateful of what, USA should be grateful.

[@slimjim394]

US should be thankful to China for providing cheap goods and keeping inflation tame.

[@user-hx2wx7mk8n]

Should be 'grateful' for taking 5 million of our good, middle-class factory jobs?@@slimjim394

[@kathryn1402]

Jerry, tqvm for your clarification. I'm very glad you have spoken clearly once and for all so that everyone is aware of the true meaning of being grateful. Gratefulness is towards those who has helped meaningfully.

[@xmayx2507]

No nonsense channel, straight up facts backed up with facts. I couldn’t thank enough, Jerry - for truthful, professional and very enjoyable interesting content.🙏

[@patapon1216]

Thank Jerry from Malaysia.

[@KuanKit-fi7ei]

You missed this one. WW1 China fought on the side of the Allies with the promise that China would regain German's Concessions in China. Instead US gave the concession to Japan.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Yes, that's another one, but probably because they wanted to keep the concessions and treaty ports for themselves, if they gave back the Japanese port, they'd need to give back Shanghai, parts of Guangzhou, Wuhan and several other places too - the KMT was going to give them even more after WW2

[@qiaofengqi7620]

👍 yes, which worsen the invasion in WWII

[@davidchung4691]

You put the truth most eloquently and with historical facts！👌👍🏻🙏🏼

[@craigrik2699]

The Soviets actually Jerry, you should question Caleb more about this sad Korean history, and it took the Soviets just under 2 weeks to get from Manchuria down into Korea. The Soviet Red army destroyed a million man Japanese army in Manchuria, an army that had been planning for the Red army attack for 2 years, the Soviet army numbered slightly more at 1.6 million, they were just had a better battle plan, by passing the Japanese defenses by going over mountain ranges, across deserts and through swamps, all the terrain's they had fought through against the Germans in the West, but by this time they were a well oiled killing machine. As Caleb pointed out in your Maga interview, the Communists had always sought to achieve revolution peacefully, Mao and his men peacefully sought equal governance with Chiang Kai-shek, until Shek and his men started murdering Communist. Similar in Korea, after the US backed a coup that overthrew the initial Socialist government in South Korea and then the coup government agreed to free and fair elections, and then started murdering communist and socialist candidates and their supporters, which drew in the Communist North Korean government, which ended up in the Korean war. Caleb is well versed in this history.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Thank you - we did decide to have another conversation in the future, and will do so soon

[@Andy-P]

The Russian army was better equipped than the Japanese. Whose weapons couldn't stop Russian tanks. Their airforce at this stage of the war was superior to the Japanese

[@user-sf1nq9uj7p]

Not forgetting that free and fair elections as agreed to in the 1954 Geneva Accords for the peaceful unification of Vietnam in 1956 was thwarted when it soon became apparent that Ho Chi Minh and his government would have been elected in a landslide. By preventing the promised elections from being carried out, the more than 20-year Vietnam War with the U.S. began.

[@josephv.agliatojr.851]

Jerry , as usual so well informed, telling the real truth that nobody here in America wants to hear, can't wait to get the hell out of here, this is not the same country I grew up in, without a doubt , a country in total decline, will be in China in several weeks, thanks for being a very wise and honest man, warm regards! Joe

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

That's great Joe, enjoy China, if you find yourself in Zhngshan, give me a call - email is in the Bio

[@michael511128]

Last time someone in your comments suggested reference to James Bradley’s book. Two videos, The Imperial Cruise and the China Mirage are good talks. Important writer of history of the Pacific. Another recent book video, Merchants of Deceits, Opium, American Fortune and China Trade. I think John Jacob Astor, great grandfather of JJ Astor IV, the richest man on the Titanic, was engaged in China opium trade from the 1820s, one of the earliest.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Yes, Astor was one of them

[@KevinWayne]

What China should be greatful for: Uncle Sam admiring himself in the mirror long enough to let someone else grab the top spot 😁

[@Liveforfood9394]

You area correct Jerry! For example, the Vietnam war many south Vietnamese themselves thinks the US was there to help them, but didn't know the back bone reasons! Everything the US had done, always got to be a benefit. Sure, everyone in the same way with reasons to do things, but many did it in discussion, not military invasions.

[@hsingchen5141]

Thank you so very much for your views and revelations of the truth. Please continue to educate the masses in the dark.

[@douglaszhang7648]

Thank you for your information.

[@weewahgan6922]

There are a lot of good normal Americans but not those involve in politics like Trump, Biden, "Holly", "Blindken" etc.

[@rap3208]

All of them, no mater the party. Why? because they all for for teir benefactors/donors and not necessarily the citizens.

[@user-sf1nq9uj7p]

Their American political leaders and parties on both sides - Republicans and Democrats - are beholden to their political doners without whom, their multi-billion dollar costing elections will be impossible to be held these days.

[@hs2336]

Very well researched episode. Thank you very much!

[@pbworld7858]

When America does something for another country, there's always an ulterior motive. Jerry, did you finish the book 'Chinese for Dummies'?

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

haha, no, I never got past the dummy part!

[@M-ANTONY-888]

Nice one Jerry. I thought I was subscribed but when I looked after you mentioned it, I wasn't? Also your information on China is stunning and yet you've been stuck around the 33k mark for a long time. Is something 'fishy' at play. Good luck. NB: I subscribed again.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

I'm growing by about 100 a day M-Antony, it's not bad, over 2000 last month and so far, over 2000 this month - slower than the anti-China accounts grow but getting there

[@hclau218]

Small historical fact. The US military support the KMT with both soldiers on the ground and modern weapons (at that time) However the KMT still lost the crucial battle, south of Yangtse. After that it was just a rout.

[@DW-op7ly]

KMT who ran to SE Asia and the golden triangle Ended up becoming the drug lords who send America those drugs that flooded it’s cities

[@williammah6608]

I love watching your channel Jerry. Great presentation of the facts and thank you for presenting the truth so succinctly!

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

I appreciate that William, thank you

[@mokondoenak3706]

True. Beautifully said.

[@stchan8569]

"If you want to understand today, you have to search yesterday." Pearl S Buck. You have argue with passionate demeanor but reason with facts and logic.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Pearl was a brilliant writer and I agree with this

[@user-sf1nq9uj7p]

@@jerrystakeonchina799 I remember reading her book, "The Good Earth", a long time ago in my youth when I was in my early teens - and her descriptions were so vivid of the life of the peasant farmer especially that of the women in China in those days before the Revolution that I wept.

[@kelvinsixingliu1668]

🔥🔥🔥My man Jerry is on fire today! Thanks for that slam dunk Jerry! Extremely satisfying to watch you spit out fact after fact debunking the myth that the US is somehow the "good guy" here

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Glad you enjoyed it, thank you Kelvin

[@frankiephan5930]

Bravo, facts well explained!

[@hadiharijanto9917]

u r very right jerry

[@yoongzy]

A 90 years old grandma being grateful for what her newborn great-grandson did to her.

[@pauljastrzebiec-milewski4410]

Jerry, spot on ❤❤ For those who express historical ignorance, and political arrogance, there is no hope or argument. Majority still thinks the reason corporate crooks sent manufacturing to China was a form of HELP to China. How ridiculous is that???😢😢😢 Keep up the fantastic work and informations flowing. Best regards, Educated in Europe, Pole in America.😮😮😮❤

[@spectrallim4802]

Thanks for the heads up on the subscription, just resubscribed. Didn't even know I got bumped off. They still have your vids recommended 😂😂😂😂😂

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Welcome back and thank you for that snippet of information

[@yaphonghor4409]

As I have said in other KZbin video, I ask since when had US been so generous to other nation?

[@floriapun4289]

💯well said👍👍👍👍👍

[@bensure1766]

100% right. God bless you

[@seowboonkiat2262]

To those in America or those (wherever you are and the ciuntry ou come from) who who still continue to believe that China should be grateful to the US, you have been reading and getting your information from the wrong sources and channels which made you come to this ridicilous conclusion.

[@limhong1095]

Filipinos must stand united. U no need USA. 🙏

[@pengzhang5081]

菲律宾人本来就是奴隶啊 何来团结一致 你不觉得奴隶做久了 就不是人类了

[@fannyalbi9040]

stockholm syndrome is a very severe mental illness. no cure for that japanese suffered the same mental illness

[@Andy-P]

Phillipines are grateful for US support. Now exercising together

[@bobsmith3983]

@@Andy-P Pinoys have short memories. Where were you when the US colonized the Philippines and killed hundred of thousands of Pinoys?

[@Andy-P]

@@bobsmith3983 I wasn't born. The history is well documented.... yet they still choose American ally over Chinese thief.

[@davidkwong4172]

Like always, Mr. Jerry, thank you for telling us this truth.

[@minibobjhu2523]

Thanks Jerry for putting these important facts together!

[@garylee9668]

you are so wise, Jerry!

[@lavaltsangmanpun3841]

Thanks To U Jerry many people like me are now aware of that important part of History. Many thanks for Your Great JOB Cheers from Mauritius 🇲🇺

[@charlesyang4923]

There is an old saying in Chinese “even if it was just a little help from others, you should return the favor with all you can when others are in need.”. This is a self-demand from a moral standpoint applicable to recipient which characterize the reciprocation to be of witting or voluntariness basis, and not demandable, an act of “ante up” is not even close, by offeror.

[@user-kb9bd5tt8f]

This video should be watch by the young generation so as to know how conniving the Americans were during the 2nd world war.

[@Elementaldomain]

Anyone reading John Toland's books on WW2 quickly begins to realize that U.S. history from the get go has always been concocted of nothing but lies. In truth, FDR literally forced Japan to attack. He embargoed and sanctioned Japan's exports, intending to starve them to death like they did to the DPRK, and refused to talk to the Emperor or any of the Japanese cabinet. FDR set Pearl up for the fall because he knew that young U.S. men dying would give him the population's consent to go to war.

[@lianzijin5955]

I can’t agree with you more! So well said!

[@emilegerungan3628]

Good point 😊 Now I know thank you

[@jackyquan3052]

Thanks and grateful to Jerry for telling the true!

[@colincolin2420]

You are so correct Mr Jerry two thumbs up

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Gosh Colin, it's been a long tme since I've seen that "two thumbs up" it took me back to the old days of illegal DVDs :-))

[@MightySteve001]

Thanks Jerry. I always learn some new watching this channel.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Glad to hear it Steve, thank you

[@tomiputra3720]

Thank you Jerry

[@Gopro629]

Thanks Jerry watching from Australia

[@user-zk8fw9rl8l]

Absolutely correct, Jerry, absolutely correct ! Ask the critics to name one (1) single battle they ever won on mainland East Asia and they can't name any yet they want to claim credit for liberating Mainland China. It was the Soviet Union who defeated the enemy at the Battle of Manchukuo and routed them back to where they started from .... the Korean Peninsular. The Allies never thanked China for keeping the enemy occupied and tied down on Mainland East Asia while they focus their attention elsewhere. Q: Were the enemy ever defeated in Burma ? Malaya ? Indochina ? Indonesia ? If they were, I didn't hear of them !

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Great question, no - all they had down there were prison camps, no battles

[@user-zk8fw9rl8l]

@@jerrystakeonchina799 Thanks, mate !

[@chenseongchin8600]

Very enlightening!

[@kumamakonf6446]

Well said,Jerry. 👍

[@riojoe5156]

Glad to see you pointed out the truth.

[@Arcy0429]

Thank you so much, Jerry! 👍

[@EsromNhira-vw1vq]

Well said

[@Hockss]

Hi Jerry, Thank you for your historical knowledge

[@lazarmarkovic30]

Clear message ❤🎉

[@taiwanstillisntacountry]

Grateful? For sending help when China was hit by famines and were starving?

[@mythbusterthe6749]

👍

[@dranzacspartan8002]

What, for China saving USA's financial collapse for 20 years by buying their debt. But ... no more. They're getting their money back and USA is collapsing.

[@adamiskandar5107]

Instead of helping China, they sanctioned China, which was the main cause of deaths from famines during that period.

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Sarcasm?

[@mythbusterthe6749]

@@jerrystakeonchina799 😂😂😂 It should be for blocking aid and closing an eye when China was struck by natural disasters in 1950s, 60s. Not a grain of wheat was allowed. China was so grateful. 😂😂😂

[@JH-mp8rg]

Excellent recap on major historical events ! Thanks

[@htleong4790]

A small book on the issue with substaintied facts data will be great

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

I think if you read my Substack channel you'll have all the information I can put out there, there's certainly enough to fill a book

[@utubeW6jem8M]

Thank you for telling the truth.

[@z61pcb]

Thank you, Jerry, for the explanations.

[@zeekeang680]

👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻 Jerry

[@donnmak32628]

well said and put everything in prospective, they dont tell the western this history

[@Elementaldomain]

See me, giving Jerry a standing, extremely enthusiastic ovation 🎉🎉🎉❤

[@jerrystakeonchina799]

Thank you so much

[@wackyaces5316]

More fantastic stuff from Jerry 👍

[@johannesmfolori9902]

thank you my brother God bless you and your family Jesus name

[@silverbeernuts4229]

Excellent! Thank you!

[@ksenesie]

❤❤yes man that’s historicly just thanks.