Undercover In Guyana: Exposing Chinese Business in South America

[@yungxshikaku666]

reporter: *mentions the name of a specific Chinese business man* VP: *immediately loses composure* LOL that boi was SHOOK

[@mattmiller2842]

You know you hit the weak point when they get staggered instantly.

[@povertymustgo2121]

😂😂🤣🤣🤣

[@coconeaux]

It was so uncomfortable to watch…

[@subbox1]

@@coconeaux right?? I was recoiling

[@selfieboss8462]

Lol🤣🤣🤣

[@deztinii124]

As a Guyanese I’m glad someone is taking the time to highlight news in Guyana worldwide. There’s a lot of corruption that has taken place for a long time in Guyana and the people don’t deserve to have their beautiful country destroyed for greed

[@Dkthearn]

You're absolutely right I find an interesting that these people only work through greed that's why I tell people that you're a real vote is your dollar here in the United States they were trying to push bioengineered food on us not only that but they didn't want to have to tell you if it's real or not people decided to fight against that and chose to boycott those bioengineered foods to the point where it created a new market for organics foods even though organic foods have always been around that's why I say the real vote is the dollar look where the money is going

[@elseascotty9346]

You guys should take up arms

[@deztinii124]

@@elseascotty9346 that wouldn’t help as Guyana is a third world country that’s already rampant with crime because people are so poor. Guns will never help that problem

[@elseascotty9346]

@@deztinii124 yeah they would create gangs start to sell weapons and guns and drugs builds a stronger economy how do you think they wars the US fought the import and export of cocaine makes everyone rich

[@Sthmohtwenty]

So wdf the authority eg ..granger etc wasn't been investigated ....no one is perfect .......jagde0 done lots of good 4 d ppl.....

[@patphilloccap]

The VP's face and tone when Mr. Su's name was dropped... priceless!

[@CatatonicImperfect]

20:07

[@0fficialdregs]

exactly.

[@QuikNik14]

😂 exactly!

[@edwingrospe]

r/WatchPeopleDieInside moment right there lol

[@theboomletgroup8436]

RIP to Sue unfortunately

[@Rossdesigns]

His face and pretend confusion when she said his friends name, he knew that she actually knew what was up and wasn't making allegations. Priceless. Again and again Isobel Yeung proves to be a top tier journalist.

[@elseascotty9346]

Good point

[@spartan_ap8770]

their meeting with jagdeo was all theatre..he said nothing in the interview or the meeting that would implicate him. He was only stumped because of the sudden realization that the interview was actually an insulting/interrogation. this video is simply the US making China the bad guy when really the opposite is true.

[@cherylbarker6256]

Because he is a criminal

[@rambonatorrrr6694]

That made me laugh so hard, he is such a bad liar. Almost looks like a sketch.

[@spiderduckpig]

He looked so nervous and is so bad at lying lmao it's like out of a movie

[@BizzeeB]

20:00 - Corrupt Politician: "I can't comment on these claims unless you give me specific names." Vice: Gives specific names Corrupt Politician: "Why you wanna bring poor countries down!?"

[@underarmbowlingincidentof1981]

his reaction to the specific name is just priceless... the face of a man exposed.

[@kendellharris7680]

My boy got caught in in 4k ultra HD. When he paused and started to stutter I knew he was lying 🤣😂

[@thinkcasting3182]

Ambush journalism. Given all possible alternatives, show me how the VP is not doing the best possible work for his country. She failed to do that and because of that you can tell that she is an ambush journalist with a clear agenda. Paid $$$ by the Pentagram to destroy a government official in a foreign land. At the end of the day WGAS?? China wins because they know how to do International business. Hint, hint Americans: they leave their guns and bombs at home....

[@hardsurface6277]

When he started stuttering.. that’s when truth stands clear from error

[@povertymustgo2121]

@@kendellharris7680 😂😂😂🤣

[@just1it1moko]

Isobel is such a BAMF! she literally went from interviewing the Taliban in Afghanistan to going to the front lines in Ukraine to exposing corruption in South america within a year time. Nothing but respect!

[@bayersbluebayoubioweapon8477]

I hope she writes books someday, and if she has, I’d love to read it

[@paceline]

I hope she's getting paid very well for putting her life on the line so often.

[@Leel3ones89]

I'm wondering how she was able to go undercover 🥸? I would think an international journalist like her would be found out kinda easily if they weren't so blinded by their greed. I understand that she was just the "secretary" but still, come on bad guys.

[@Ludeboi420]

Bamf??

[@paceline]

@@Leel3ones89 She's like a real life James Bond.

[@CottonCandy1205]

As a Guyanese I have to say that this isn't really news to us.. we are aware of these things but can't do anything about it. This video has aired out alot of our country's dirty laundry and I have to admit its left a bitter tatse in my mouth but awarness is the first step to any movement and for that I want to thank you.

[@CottonCandy1205]

I also want to stress the fact that this was indeed very dangerous.. you and your entire crew could have been offed by Guyana's Phantom squad or the Black clothes police.

[@lisaannvieira9225]

Incredible journalism. As a Guyanese I can say that Guyana has always been plagued with corruption on multiple levels and unfortunately I doubt that it will ever change as the people are used to it. A country filled with so many riches will continue to live in poverty.

[@amazonwarrior7126]

you sure you Guyanese or you pretending to be Guyanese? Guyana is not a poverty country but a middle income country so you are full of bullshit . This vice news is full of lies.

[@anshumanpaul1985]

Cost of Chinese friendship

[@cashapark87s25]

Basically...

[@jimbean7652]

bunch of crooks in guyana and u would think it will get better with the oil coming but i doubt it

[@elcapitane6397]

At least they arent coming with ''democracy'' like some did in irak

[@Samehope]

As a Guyaneese my self , this was amazing coverage of what is really happening in Guyana and is a clear representation of what happens all over the world especially so in underdeveloped countries. Great job. His face when you mentioned that names was priceless. The undercover recording of them talking in his house should have been made public and leaked to all other news outlets to prove his involvement and knowledge of the under the table dealings. All in all a well put together reporting.

[@krto7663]

What are people doing about it? Remember that you are still south American and colombia, ecuador had successful nationwide protests that messed up their govs. Can a big protest in guyana change this?

[@Western_Decline]

the US and western civilization have pillaged latin America for centuries. Now, they use CIA funded VICE media for these shameless games

[@lukemurray4950]

This is nothing but propaganda. All you need to do is look what America does around the world and even in Guyana!

[@cc23001]

@@lukemurray4950 how is it propaganda is it's the truth?

[@cc23001]

Yeah, this is making those conversations public

[@cawfaygweentea1596]

This probably won't get the recognition it deserves since Guyana is a small country, but the quality of journalism here is amazing.

[@bazle64]

Obviously white journalists are protecting AmeriKKKa's imperialism

[@rajeshupadhyay5683]

Well said! I am also here to learn how to invest after listening to a lady on tv talk about the importance of investing and how she made 7 figure in 3 month, somehow the video taught me nothing and left me even more confused, I'm a newbie and I'm open to ideas on how to invest for retirement

[@lezliewhicker8450]

@@rajeshupadhyay5683Think long term, personally i ventured into the market so i won’t be stranded after i retire. A colleague of mine introduced me to CFA " Priscilla Dearmin-Turner " who drew out retirement plans and they all aligned with what i wanted and had to pick one plan and with her exit and entry strategies on commodities , securities and digital assets, my portfolio has really been diversified with good ROI. I am really impressed by how much i have achieved

[@preciouschukwuma6114]

Financial management is a crucial topic that most tend to shy away from, and ends up haunting them in the near future

[@davidhudson3001]

Investment now will be wise but the truth is investing on your own will be a high risk. I think it will be best to get a professional👌

[@Sreyz]

This is some real journalism.

[@chrisbennett6260]

yes it is

[@kyledodge5513]

This has to be THE BEST piece of actual, God's honest, pure, reporting and investigating I have ever seen! God bless you guys, PROMOTE THIS WOMAN! She earned it.

[@WoahthereIan]

Give it a break with the religious stuff yeesh

[@simeydotme]

Vice been doing the hard work recently! Their piece on XinJiang and Ukraine was excellent too

[@davidcolclasure23]

@@WoahthereIan Whoa there Ian! Some people come from a religious background and that’s part of their speech. Skate, don’t hate bro. 😂

[@WoahthereIan]

@@davidcolclasure23 GOD BLESS YOU AND GOD KEEP YOU IN THE HOLIEST, YABADOOOYABADEE JESUS CAME DOWN AND BLESSED THIS COMMENT DAVID YEEEEEEYEE

[@shabanausman3353]

@@simeydotme For the Ukraine issue It's not black and white as the US is painting it

[@gilbertfranklin1537]

WOW!... She had that guy squirming, stuttering and double-talking like a puppet on a string! They played this sting operation like top notch pros all the way. Kudos to VICE News, one of the best in the entire world. Poor Guyana is playing way out of their league with China, and better be careful what they agree to.

[@jeanpaulchristian3282]

Yes, I wish she woukd investigate the Americans as well as Brown and Yellow people countries

[@TheKrazykwasi]

@@jeanpaulchristian3282 the problem is white people tend to manage their hubris better. Why the H*ll is the VP so involved? Having meetings in his house, having interviews with reporters. Only when you truly see yourself as being above the law, you make those type of moves. And in developing countries the phrase “checks and balances” is only a myth.

[@dylanc9174]

@@jeanpaulchristian3282 Why investigate the Americans? Isn't the corruption a lot worse with China? Investigating the Chinese is not racist as you claim it to be. It's just a much bigger story. And the American government gets exposed all the time. You just like China and are angry they are being exposed.

[@dylanc9174]

@@jeanpaulchristian3282 It is strange as well, because her investigating is helping these "brown" countries. But you seem to have an allegiance towards elite Chinese. I don't understand your thinking, but you support modern day imperialism. Just like the British Raj.

[@sweet44508]

Lol his eyes were twitching from stress.

[@bastienm.2709]

This is literally one of the best pieces of investigative journalism in Guyana’s political history, and we get it for free on a 20 min KZbin video . Vice is coming back Edit: by vice is coming back I mean I’ve seen a lot of videos of bad stuff I already know about: like roe vs wade and janurary 6 and gun control. Or it’s a special on a MDMA rave festival in Amsterdam. I miss this type of content from vice.

[@rihasanatrofolo2472]

Vice has always been good

[@no_one_u_know4287]

Lmao I love how she names one person and he’s shocked and plays dumb 😂

[@baverfjant]

Vice never left. Isobel Yeung and her colleagues have been producing amazing content like this non-stop.

[@ramdas363]

That Vice President interview is like straight out of a British comedy sketch. For being such a relatively small country, surprisingly I've heard it's very corrupt from multiple different sources over the years. Basically rainforest, oil and corruption - that seems to be what it's famous for internationally. Hopefully they can get it under control and kick politicians like that VP out. With all the oil that Guyana has now, it has the potential to be a comfortable and wealthy place if the funds are just distributed fairly among all Guyanese citizens.

[@thefumexxl]

Keep an eye on their channel, They've had almost daily hard hitting stories over the last 3 years.

[@nedkelly8553]

Now THAT is how you do an interview. That guy's pausing and stuttering when she asked him about his friend who promised he can get anything done is priceless. Wow. Vice is so underrated as far as its journalism goes.

[@TheSublimeLifestyle]

Nearly 8M subscribers, premium TV positions, and consistently referenced as a viable source for information for academia is far from underrated.

[@Chris-ly2xc]

Even with all those points, Vice is still underrated. This piece was a masterpiece

[@jkkmane]

Lol vice is not underrated. They’re a hit or miss. A lot of times it’s highly exaggerated which VIce is known for.

[@adnanazix8217]

the VP is a pathetic sociopath liar willing to leave guyana mired in poverty for his personal gain. not a young man why does he need such illicit sums.

[@crowdedveins9210]

I’d rather give this journalist credit more than vice. Vice gets credit for giving interesting stories a platform.

[@tuyetchu2943]

This is truly the definition of journalism. Well done Vice! Thanks for all the courage and hard-work of all the people involved in the process of bringing truth to life.

[@kjellv2112]

If now she would report on the corruption/situations in the USA/EU. That would be the definition of journalism..

[@michaeljoseph3528]

I hope they made it out alive.

[@lauralishes1]

The NYT and Washington Post have been reporting on this for 3 years. How do you think she knew?

[@richpryor9650]

@@kjellv2112 They do, you just don't pay attention.

[@resortsman]

They are covering only one side of the problem, I think. The other side is why there is such a level of corruption in the former colonies. And the truth is, that the former colonizers needed the support of corruptible local officials in their era. And after the decolonization these corrupt local elites were those who came into power. So the culture of corruption was in fact brought by the former colonizers, because systemic corruption was needed to rule the country against its people. And many of these corrupt officials are elected. Why do people vote for them? Because they simply have the right connections to rule the system and candidates who would like to play fair are eliminated.

[@mccian910]

I lived in Guyana as a diplomat. It is a very rough country. I learned to be thankful quickly. Every time I landed in Guyana or flew out. They'd always steal a t shirt or clothes out my luggage. Im so thankful to have lived more than anything lol

[@Homer-OJ-Simpson]

Okay, Isobel Young, this is perhaps the best investigative reporting I've seen in a long time. I can't imagine how this will not win some major awards in investigative journalism.

[@getthegoods420]

Journalists talking to foreign leaders like they are prosecutors in a court room is not good reporting and it's not good for foreign relationships.

[@Homer-OJ-Simpson]

@@getthegoods420 can you expand on this? We see this all the time in the US where they pressure the president to answer questions about allegations such as Donald T on his false claims of election interference or his impeachments or with Obama on Snowden.

[@getthegoods420]

Ya they only did this with Trump. They never talked to Obama or Biden or even George bush this way.

[@Homer-OJ-Simpson]

@@getthegoods420 Biden hasn’t given many direct interviews but Obama was certainly grilled on a few topics but the most was the fallout of Snowdens reveal. He was pressed about how it was unconstitutional. I’m not sure you why you think he wasn’t but at least you agree Donald T was treated the same for committing crimes just like Guyana leader.

[@ruoyuli4091]

Isobel yeung is partner with a BBC executive, basically the an extension of the C.I.A This is pure propaganda.

[@Mygoditsfullofstars]

The reaction at 20:00 next level.

[@isunlloaoll]

He's craping his pants on camera.

[@therula1101]

Su?....ooh Su?🤣

[@cmel4636]

I need someone to make a meme about his face 🤣😂🤣

[@RuzzyID]

My entire dads side is from Guyana, and seeing how badly corrupted this country is hurts me. I'd love to visit the country regularly, but it pains me to see this is what is happening to it and almost puts me off from visiting tbh. Respect to Isobel and the team though for taking a massive risk in doing this, obviously it's not a very safe country, and doing what they did is extremely dangerous but helpful.

[@DarlyaFaroeste]

Take my advice stay wherever you are, this country is extremely corrupt, the people mindset too is corrupt, they can't change their leaders mindset if they themselves practice unlawful things, I lived in this country already so i know how it is, they pull each other down like eolves, they do not enjoy seeing their counterparts succesful, greed and envy and division everywhere as they only vote based on color of the skin. No wonder your dad left…

[@lordjael]

This is just unparalleled journalism right here. Goodness gracious how brave one has to be to not only go in that deeply undercover, but then to actually EXPOSE it. Regardless of the danger that may be involved as a result of it. Kudos to the leaders, editors, cameramen, journalists, and staff at Vice. Just incredible.

[@yokit448]

You caught him off guard. Job well done

[@M3lch3zid3k]

As soon as she mentioned Su, the crook crumbled and started with the stammering...fell apart in real time. Betrayed his people for money; greed is one hell of a drug.

[@ygtredo4958]

The reaction of the VP when asked about knowing Su was priceless lol

[@Jan-xf8sk]

Corrupt boi got caught in 4k Ultra HD

[@711jastin]

@@Jan-xf8sk not really, it's 1080p max lmfao

[@snsn7251]

This video needs to be used to take him to court for breaches to human rights plus corruption. He needs to be under the jail. Just evil

[@Jan-xf8sk]

@@711jastin just an exaggeration lol

[@gwapodawkoanaakomama1734]

Damn, when Isobel asked the VP about his relationship with Su, every detail on his face and even the atmosphere changed.

[@ceconk123]

He is not a good liar lmao

[@blankname44]

Honestly one of the best undercover investigations I've seen, journalism at its finest.

[@ruoyuli4091]

Isobel yeung is partner with a BBC executive, basically the an extension of the C.I.A This is pure propaganda.

[@Rbb0828]

She’s got BALLS. That one on one with the VP had me like 🫢🫡🤯 amazing work!

[@zacnic8726]

Haha... It's Business... European and American did it long time ago and now Chinese are taking over... Different people, same concept... Nobody is innocent only locals suffer..

[@gc4161]

You want to be under them ??

[@sharwama992]

@@gc4161 empires come and go if rather be under the Chinese the west uses bullets the Chinese use bribes

[@nothinghappenedatpearlharb7426]

@@gc4161 is that what he said?

[@zacnic8726]

@@gc4161 😂 under who? Any tyrant regardless of colour is a tyrant… in US there’s gangster and mafia, so does in China or Africa… same 💩 different colour…

[@myleshagar9722]

@@zacnic8726 Canadian mining companies are totally different, not sure how, but they are certainly better.

[@lukea2052]

There’s still people risking their all to uncover truth. Kudos to the reporter and the team

[@TheJustina102085]

A lot less these days so I’m happy to see it! Most journos are trying to convince us that Hunter Biden laptop is still Russian propaganda..

[@indras3560]

Whose TRUTH

[@ruoyuli4091]

Isobel yeung is partner with a BBC executive, basically the an extension of the C.I.A This is pure propaganda.

[@JohnSmith-ct4et]

kzbin.info/www/bejne/jIW0amStmtetoZo

[@bibikarim1506]

Greetings from United States!!!!! This has been the way for all Caribbean countries. excellent reporting, thank you for bringing this to the outside world. The people are starving in Guyana while everyone moves in to get rich. NO ONE IS MINDFUL OF ALL THE DAMAGES THAT WILL DONE , it will take years to fix the ecosystem . The entire world will feel the heat from this type of reckless and dangerous business , NEVER GOING TO GUYANA🙈

[@tashasharma6535]

Sorry Guyanese people was never starving and would never starves.Those who starves , are those who look up the overhead to wait for money falling from the skies.We had bountiful food. Guyana is a country full of food. If you fold your hands always and every day you have a bird in the cage walking all over, definitely you will starve

[@dominiqueallums-farley6704]

The world will literally feel the heat

[@trangnguyen-tj7nb]

I thought it was just another undercover showing documentary at first - didnt think you guy had the ball to confront the vice president and seriously made a huge impact like this to the worlds political game . this is seriously amazing! wish it could happen in the us too !

[@bellzfilms]

I can't stress enough how impressed I am with the wonderful job done by everyone who has made this piece possible. Thank you for your service 🙏

[@RoCkShaDoWWaLkEr]

Umm this is anti-China propaganda, the USA and others are doing far worse damage and engaging in far bigger corruption for deals worth 10s of Billions of dollars if not 100s of billions all around South America. The entire continent has been intentionally destabilized due to it's enormous wealth of resources.

[@MileeSimmon-db8ub]

An Amerindian man plus USA news reporter

[@abcnt]

Vice, this is some heavy stuff you guys filmed. Felt just like the early days of Vice. Keep it up!

[@drojasmusic]

What a fantastic piece of journalism! Isobel and team are doing such incredible work. I wish this made it into mainstream media... but oh well. Thank you Vice!

[@kirkslayden834]

That's why on all this news you see on TV is all fake they don't know the real stories but now we have cameras and we expose the evil in this world God bless

[@hoalanho]

yea, why isn't Isabel more well known and all over the major networks?

[@colexovitch]

They’re all carrying water for China themselves.

[@eldrewski1692]

Best episode yet. Be careful out there! People don't like when the truth comes out. This is the one time I've been amazed..especially by the end when you met with the VP. His reaction alone, he is so guilty. It's sad to think of the people living under this rule.

[@hitmewithfreemusic7792]

Guyana is a small country with tons of resources but the people are living in dire conditions. Any politicians involved in corruption should be investigated and charged.

[@soulfoodforthought9225]

I agree

[@SpyFromMarsZeus]

Chile tried to bring up their people, and how did CIA react?

[@56Hoperoad69]

Not much different than what we call lobbyists in US.

[@merrett1990]

This only been going on for years in Africa alsp

[@lukemurray4950]

You people are so brainwashed it's scary. This is literally what the USA does all over the world. It literally has overthrown and taken advantage of so many countries!!

[@FluidityFPV]

I've never seen a more guilty face and response in my entire life. His reaction to them knowing about Mr. Su was pure comedy.🤣

[@kap849]

21:38 he will definitely investigate and ask around. I guess he'll go home ask himself questions and investigate himself 😂. This is gold!

[@danielhailemariam6014]

This is an excellent work, Kudos to all who participated in making this report. Did all the hard work, took time and did all due diligence! Refreshing to see real Journalistic work!

[@rezakhan3014]

How is this man still in government after this report became public?

[@bbbbb9429]

I’m sorry to say but this man is a powerful person in Guyana. The president of Guyana answers to him not the other way around.

[@elit408]

As a Guyanese person these are always hard to watch, our small country taken advantage of and never allowed to become what it could be due to political corruption. I’m from the u.s but I wanna go back to change things.

[@graycat7704]

I’m not fully Guyanese but my father is. Is there anyway to help Guyana?

[@elit408]

@@graycat7704 I’m trying to figure that out myself right now, and it doesn’t matter if you’re full or not, if you’re Guyanese you’re Guyanese, our little country clearly needs all the help it can get

[@graycat7704]

@@elit408 yep I'm sick and tired of not just Guyana but a lot of caribbean countries getting exploited by corruption and foreign countries. There needs to be a change. It's sad to see.

[@elit408]

@@graycat7704 I want to see the Caribbean unite and be one country, that is the only way I believe we can compete economically with other larger nations. I also believe if the entire Caribbean were one country we could be a super power or we at least would have the potential to. The West Indian federation existed for a while and multiple Caribbean countries united under 1 flag as one country, we even won 2 bronze medals in the 1960 Rome Olympics.

[@averydaggers838]

@@elit408 I hope you guys abroad can find a way to help. It's terrible here in Guyana for alot of people. The resources of the country is just being given away to foreigners and the people get nothing. The deals they sign are god awful, the oil agreement for example. The cost of living is high and people here are barely making enough money to keep afloat. I wish the diaspora would come together and pressure these politicians. You must untie and pressure them, we need change. Guyanese aren't supposed to suffer in our own country while foreigners live like Kings on our own wealth. Guyanese need to unite and fight. Unfortunately the people in Guyana and scared and barely have a voice to speak up.

[@Hamisback]

20:12 is priceless you just watch the calm and confidence give way to total fear and panic.

[@AB-in2tj]

FUCKING PRICELESS 😂

[@koolramon2214]

This is just horrible our country has been dealing with corruption forever and this shows that it always start with those at the top what a shame and disgrace

[@mburgnon]

Vice continues to impress with the incredible investigative journalism. Incredible work, keep it up. You're telling incredible stories that wouldn't be covered otherwise.

[@gustavod.6034]

Wow! Beautiful reporting. The Vice President almost choked on his own saliva when asking about Su. Thanks for all this hard work Vice.

[@G6304]

This was refreshing and brutal at the same time, good to see investigative journalism being done right. This is the news which never makes the newspapers and TV stations in the Caribbean. Good job.

[@RoCkShaDoWWaLkEr]

Nestle is doing far worse in South America ;but Vice only cares about anti-China propaganda.

[@shtookaralph5205]

I love Isobel Young for her reporting ! The Uyighur investigation she has done was amazing, a few years later, the UN finally acknowledged the existence of torture, concentration camps etc... What's saddening is that Bharrat Jagdeo has the audacity to tell Isobel that there is small corruption in his country, while he is the number one person responsible of the corruption, most hindus are corrupt anywhere they go, US, Canada etc.. it's in the roots.

[@dat_boii]

Yeung*

[@Ashley-vj8ox]

This is such amazing Journalism. It’s a pity that this is happening in Guyana, the Caribbean and the rest of the world. I’m Jamaican and I think the same thing is happening here. For example the Road Construction that happened and what’s going on in The Cockpit Country, mining for bauxite. This is a problem as the Cockpit Country is important for Biodiversity and the mining will affect Communities. Another thing is it will affect sacred land for the Maroon people. I feel like eventually Jamaica, Guyana and a lot of other countries will be in debt to China and won’t be able to pay it back. It’s gonna be a disaster.

[@stevo3938]

That’s what they’re hoping and planning for

[@Fumxe]

That's the point of the Chinese allowing everyone to take out huge loans they'll never be able to pay back. Keep the countries in debt so you can develop it yourself.

[@Bella_TheUtahPitbull]

Thanks and here’s the video I mentioned. Don’t show mom. Thanks 🙏. kzbin.info/www/bejne/rJeVaYSegKmBiMU 😀

[@kings_chronicle592]

That's the plan clearly.those huge Sums of money no one can pay back and also the politicians in the countries let greed win

[@jennaywilliams1024]

You don't have to be in debt any longer if you go to war.

[@aprilsmith3683]

When you asked... "And if it's dirty money..." I choked from sheer astonishment and delight at your brazeness... Audacious... Brave... Incredible... Bravo to all involved in bringing this to our attention... 🇿🇦

[@Western_Decline]

the has been brought to you by CIA-funded VICE media, sponsored by Exxon Mobil

[@isaacbay9188]

Women privileges, a man would get whacked saying that, just saying

[@willthorne5377]

A really great piece of reporting and good undercover work. Congrats to the Vice News team. Well told and clear. Keep up the good work.

[@LonelyTrucker]

We have the same situation here in Ghana. The Chinese take over these gold rich lands and literally turn the land upside down. These Chinese normally go for farm lands and offer huge sums that these farmers cannot refuse. totally destroy it for Gold. I'm not sure you can do that in China .

[@vortexnutwhale]

It’s called desperation

[@darrylwikohika9068]

Different then the way nestle did business n Ghana ????

[@doriansirju5916]

This needs to be done in Trinidad and Tobago where corruption is rampant and the influence of the Chinese is clear and is everywhere.

[@aaronkyungu]

Vice have really been killing these documentaries recently. They're going straight back to the top

[@s0nic2nr]

Thank you VICE for educating me about my country. This has been a real eye opener and I have shared it with my community. We need to take a stand and demand change

[@paramoreparks9960]

His face was priceless when she said "Mr Su". I LOVE VICE!!! Leave the earth ALONE and let the people who love and grow from it, keep it. Everyone should protect the rain forest.

[@kirkslayden834]

The rainforest all over the world is the most important thing so we have oxygen God bless

[@Swansniff2]

Pure panic. Mostly because he didnt know if Su had totally ratted and exposed him or if he just knew of their connection. Suddenly the conversation became a minefield as he didnt know how much Iz knew. How much do you continue lying and denying without making a bigger fool of himself?

[@bobbryden147]

This piece of journalism is absolutely amazing. Truly astonishing how well this is put together and what it uncovers. Kudos.

[@moccisimo]

Developing countries deserve a sincere leader who will guide the people and county to success while preserving them and their culture. Outside bribery from foreigners will always lead to corruption and dismissal of their wellbeing 😢

[@chulainn32]

Absolutely superb and gutsy journalism. Isobel Young and her Vice team deserve the highest recognition for this work. There are not many media outlets that go up against the government/corporation alliances like this and this documentary should be seen far and wide and hopefully inspire others to do the same in the media industry.

[@dat_boii]

Yeung*

[@TheYellowclaw]

Hahahahaha. This man got exposed hardddddddd

[@andretitus8186]

This is basically happening to every single county that is in the Caribbean. Corruption is everywhere.

[@icanwatchthevideos]

19:45 onward is a crazy moment to have caught on camera. What an excellent job by Isobel and the team to bring months of hard work to fruition. Hopefully something comes of this...

[@kylesmith8128]

Yeah, this is really awkward to watch - someone obviously lying when we all know he is lying. I can't imagine being in the room without squirming.

[@mapanilamgu8582]

Dude, I feel like am watching a movie. This feels so unreal for it to be real. Corrupt few.

[@samcresswell518]

Having been in Guyana recently, I wonder if the Chinese businesses at the Brazilian border were also involved in money laundering. There were multiple enormous Chinese warehouses in this tiny border town, all full of the same goods but completely empty of customers. Nobody seemed to know how they were actually making money, but they apparently paid no tax due to a special deal with the government.

[@DarlyaFaroeste]

Yes and they do go the bars and Gamble away their monies, those ware houses scare the heck out of me, I had lived there a while… something illegal is going on with those people, also their warehouses is heavily guarded with pitbull dogs…

[@devinhaley9117]

EXCELLENT reporting.. as a Guyanese Citizen that can see the effects of all these "business" deals, it makes me feel a little better knowing that it's come to a head where people genuinely want to know; What's in it for the country? Very high praise to this reporter and her team.. keep at it

[@avilandafear6502]

I am so proud of your (vice) fearless investigative reporting. The awareness you bring to corruption is imperative to save this world. If we fail as a species, it'll be at the hands of corruption.

[@theinquisitor7191]

She risked her neck just to expose the truth. She would be alerted by the Chinese mob if the businessmen would pay them to keep her silent. That is not truth to power. That is fear of waiting to die from sudden death. Not worth it. For me, especially.

[@sendthis9480]

Stroke stroke stroke.

[@kirkslayden834]

God bless and amen to that

[@Myworld-dn1nt]

What I wonder is why you investigating Chinese only when wastern countries like Europe and American are taking African resources

[@Chris-mg3hi]

" Everything under the table" Jail them all, but i guess the Police is corrupt to.. His face in the end in priceless :D

[@Raj_Das]

"The face of him after mentioning the name Sue" was funny and dark af. The masterpiece Isobel created in this undercover is brilliant. If the World and especially US don't do anything about China rn, we're fucked, our future fucked and of course our Planet and ecosystem fucked for sure

[@chikiboomboom665]

the Mughal empire admire you lol

[@daniel86250]

US can stay out of Latin America we don't need or welcome their "help" they have been committing genocide in LATAM for the sake of BANANANAS, yes USA commited genocided in LATAM for bananas. They call LatAm their backyard and our history is full of blood and violence fueled by USA with their coups and destabilising our countries. We welcome China to work with us in LatAm, it is our trade with China that has loosened the economic noose USA had over our countries. And Belt and road initiative is great for us, we were not forced to join BRI or trade with China, in fact we are threatened by USA for it, but we do it regardless because it has proven to be of win-win even restoring our sovereignty. Also Guyana is a special case it was a UK colony, and UK illegally annexed much Venezuelan land, around half of current Guyana, and these regions are kind of lawless and both countries claim with the legitimacy been of Venezuela (who is UK to usurp Venezuelan land for Guyana?) Thus indeed Guyana is a country that is easily abused as it is small and isolated in South America, but Latin Americans form a community of 660 million people and form a common family of nations. We do not fear China, we see China as a counterbalance to an evil anglo hegemonic neighbours in our hemisphere which has constantly committed heinous aggressions against the people of LatAm. We look forward to Chinese military bases in LatAm to further protect us.

[@imyourdad2458]

Whatever topic Isobel Yeung covers,its always amazing, interesting and informative. Always love her works. Bold,clever, courageous and beautiful.

[@jennytalia6724]

Don't be so quick to praise this woman who you've never met

[@rbslammed6163]

You think “discovering Chinese does business” just like every other country and people is “great work” and “brilliant”?

[@charleschampion9491]

This is exactly what they're doing in my homeland country Ghana. But authorities are quite.

[@mannedi8665]

Very true. Ghana is under the Chinese debt trap like Guyana

[@st012m]

Isobel is one of the best reporters out there. She constantly puts her well-being on the line to report and expose atrocities and ppl taken advantage of.

[@HausofCinematics]

This was absolutely insane and definitely very risky at the same time - its amazing what Vice is doing and thank you for providing us with this view!

[@hitzoneproductions7858]

Indeed. If you ever need a film score composer, just let me know.

[@teknoid5878]

RISK is her middle name. Check out her Afghanistan coverage is one of her best.

[@4restknight404]

Excellent Work. Actually most of international projects under One Belt One Road used the same bribe patterns to erode other underdeveloped countries. So called "Consultancy fees" from immediates.

[@kroooassant9899]

China has already won, the USA should start to cope with that. Give them the victory then the hubris will take them over, matter of fact americans know the experience and are still drown into it.

[@nothinghappenedatpearlharb7426]

Damn. Almost as if those countries shouldn’t be demanding bribes.

[@tusuong7654]

China communist party is also master about dirty tactics propaganda and brainwash people as much as China communist party wants for their benefits and slowly turn the South Americans countries to communism countries that indirectly are controlled by China communist party like Vietnam , Laos and Cambodians . China is invading the USA .

[@SpecHund]

bribes happen under every regime, be it british, american, or chinese. If you think only the chinese participate in these sorts of business practices you're either naive or stupid.

[@ocelotl7416]

@@nothinghappenedatpearlharb7426 Japan did it with the US. Without the USA handouts, I wonder where Japan would be today.

[@marshallweimer99]

I love how Jagdeo totally crumbles as soon as she brings up Su Zhirong

[@chrisvarelabenitez4690]

Classic poor guy was stuttering

[@TheKayleeanna]

This was excellent journalism! With 1 story she was able to get heads of 2 countries (1 of them a world superpower) shaking in their boots. Bravo and well done!

[@anujjain8081]

No local media can have such guts . It's a blessing that agencies like vice exist who are not afraid of poking the hornet's nest.This is journalism at its best and i hope it sows the seeds for a good revolution.

[@saulgood2836]

Vice has taken investigative journalism to the next level. I hope to see more of these stories come to light of these greedy people destroying everything around them in the guise of doing whats best for their country when they are the only one to benefit.

[@Western_Decline]

CIA-funded. Clearly biased in favor of US. geopolitical narratives. Let’s study Western exploitation in Latin America.

[@Western_Decline]

The West wants to keep the World poor. China offers a different vision. This is why Western civilization is scared and desperate.

[@saulgood2836]

@@Western_Decline so you're saying China wants to make the whole world more wealthy? They are doing deals under the table so they only have to pay a couple people instead of paying the country more money. They will give them a small economic boom until they have everything they want and leave the forests destroyed. We all know US does the same things but that doesn't make it right or a good thing if someone else does.. Vice has made stories that isn't pro US and showing it's corruptness..

[@WoahthereIan]

Who are the greedy people, expand on that for us

[@hospagalief]

The US has been gutting thr global south for a century and build zero infrastructure or investment for locals while instigating CIA coups in any country that wants to keep its own resources, the hypocrisy of the vice corporate media and the west is laughable

[@rzero21]

Top tier journalism. You could tell immediately how Jagdeo suddenly changed his speech, mannerism, etc... he might lie, but his body doesn't.

[@dominiqueallums-farley6704]

Not rule. The government is made up of the people. It is a democracy.

[@ZeddZeeee]

Great stuff Isobel! Always blows my mind the stories you share, and especially the courage you have to ask these questions to the right people face to face, keep up the good work!

[@thegreatlatinobambino5419]

"If you have to be persuaded, reminded, bullied, pressured, incentivized, lied to, guilt tripped, cohersed, socially shamed, Censored, threatened, paid, and Criminalized, if all Of this is necessary to gain your compliance, you can Be Absolutely certain what is being promoted is not in your best interest, to whom understand the truth I love you guys, You remind me that I'm not going crazy, and That the state of affairs of our time is Abhorrently pathological, I wish you all And myself the strength to endure what is to come." ~ Larry Lee

[@levelazn]

its a c.i.a funded hit job on chinese people doing business. the goal is to soften up public opinion to engage a war in the asian pacific

[@nathanlevesque7812]

@Fire Haze racism

[@reedbonkowski4492]

The way Isobel pressures the Vice president at 20:10 had me smiling. The way he tried to deny his involvement was pure gold.

[@toptomot6813]

This is crazy, what an amazing piece of journalism. I applaud the courage of team who worked on this, I’m sure your work will effect our current world today.

[@WillieJeng]

I started played this video for background noise, I definitely did not expect all of that

[@latinoinchelsea]

I've not watched vice for ages, this seems like reporting from around 10 years ago. Keep it up.

[@stevo3938]

It’s recent

[@EbuzzNYC]

Isobel did a great expose on the Xinjiang region of China, she's one of the best.

[@tomashernandez3016]

@@stevo3938 what op meant was that vice quality of reporting has decreased over the years since inception and this reporting was close to the good old vice days.

[@baverfjant]

@@tomashernandez3016 That's bullshit. Thing is Vice became larger and produce content in a wider variety of categories. So people get pissed off cause they now see videos on topics they don't care about, and fail to notice that the content they loved is still there. Their conflict reporting for the past decade or so is absolutely incredible.

[@kris5187]

It really has got back to its roots in recent month.

[@jamiejudy553]

Thank you for coming to Guyana and seeing the damage at first hand...

[@Lamajason]

Some of the best journalism I’ve ever seen!

[@nanni4429]

As a Chinese, I feel frustrated when watching this documentary. I wish there is a better way for us to cooperate with governments in other countries. Corruption is not only hurting the Guyanese but also leaving space for those Chinese corrupted officials to do the money laundry. This kind of issue has also been addressed in China as well. Tons of money have been wasted during the process of 'getting deals done'. A transparent and legal Bidding procedure is highly preferred. As for building a dam in the deep of the forest, I think every country is evolved into the Industrialization and Globalization nowadays, passively or dominently. If it is not China, it gonna be some other countries. The problem is development and environment should not be the conflict. For example, at the beginning of the video, the mines are left unrecorved after mining. That is illegal in China. the local government has to issue laws and regulations to limit the behavior of mining companies. otherwise, nobody gonna protect the local environment. I wish the best for the Guyanese and their beautiful country....

[@RoCkShaDoWWaLkEr]

As a Canadian with deep knowledge about Western Corruption practices I can tell you 110% the US and other Western interests are doing far worse things all around South America, this is actually a very tame level of corruption that is only profiting directly off valuable resources and controls who gets to setup in the country (also stopping far worse corporate interests like Nestle or Exxon from truly destroying the land and leaving it an unlivable wasteland or a drugged out cartel controlled murder hotspot like the USA does in so many places).

[@kylesmith8128]

It is difficult to be a citizen of a powerful country that does things against your morals and ethics. American and Chinese citizens have a lot in common, when it comes down to it. Have a great day sir.

[@nanni4429]

@@RoCkShaDoWWaLkEr It's very sad that sometimes a country can be controlled by one or several families.

[@RoCkShaDoWWaLkEr]

@@nanni4429 Replace country with world and you'd be looking at an accurate representation of what's going on, 8 people control over 80% of all wealth (not fiat paper currency, actual wealth) and resources on the planet. Under those 8 people the corruption flows downstream.

[@kylesmith8128]

@Barto Cappuccino Everyone who participates in a system supports it and has leverage to change it.

[@chinomsookoro4003]

Kudos to the brave reporter and the production team that put this piece together. The reality of selling developing countries to either China or the US is very disturbing and I am honestly in search of answers on how countries can develop without external influences - I wonder if that is possible? I hope that Vice news covers the atrocities in my country 🇳🇬 committed by foreign nations including China, one day. I also pray that my country and Guyana will set themselves free from the clutches of corruption.

[@willzyxOfficial]

External influence can be both good and bad, almost no country grows alone by themselves, but it depends what form it takes. China's approach of using debt to seize natural resources, and bribing corrupt leaders, is terrible, especially in the long-run. As the video also says, the US/West is mostly reacting to counter China. Free money doesn't exist, and you need money, but if the West offers money, in return for democratic reforms, or China offers money, in return for mining rights, I think it is clear what benefits the country most. Problem is, the people in charge benefit more from China's bribes, not from democratic reforms that limit their power.

[@citizencoy4393]

The game is rigged this is a global attack on the indigenous ppls of the world. U can liberate urself without outside influence but they will just kill u or steal what u have once it grows Bc the plan is not to include u as a partner but to conquer u and hire u as an employee. This corruption and same tactics can be seen globally even in American cities! Stop looking at these incidents as random and see them as the global attacks that they are! Asians are really the ones pulling the strings while the USA stands as the face . They ARE partners.

[@gold9994]

@@willzyxOfficial US/West, the West literally plunder resources for nothing in the past 500 years. And no payment given back to this days.

[@willzyxOfficial]

@@gold9994 Your response has nothing to do with my message. What happened in the past changes nothing about the fact that at the moment it is China which is making the most extortionate deals, not the West. That it's China who is bribing this Vice President of Guyana, to make deals which only benefit China, and not the people of Guyana.

[@andromedamessier3176]

@@willzyxOfficial I want to add that. When these power countries came in, they didn’t bother to teach/educate the local how to run this or that. They brought their own construction team (didn’t use local one), and all the business money plow back to their own countries. That is why when investment stop and they go back, the buildings become abandoned, and the host country become poor. People said poor living in nature blah blah but honestly that way of life has benefits too.

[@nikainielsen2424]

seriously one of the best undercover journalist works I've seen

[@anava84]

This is the type of material that made vice news legendary. Keep it coming and you guys can get that title back!

[@superdollarcorp]

Chinese (SPY) Easy to tell

[@serialchiller4124]

This is why I watch 20+ mins video, really great journalism, Vice is back on track!

[@bluecheesewithwings2105]

They better enjoy it while they can lol they're hitting China and they have money to end Vice and I feel sorry for that poor girl I'm sure she isn't able to go outside right now

[@marktutt1764]

It’s heartbreaking to see this in Guyana, it’s the most beautiful country I’ve visited and the indigenous people are so friendly and loving. Truley heartbreaking 😢

[@marktutt1764]

@@sarahlawrence5534 tbh I believe like politicians worldwide he will sadly get away with. My thoughts and prayers are for the country and people.

[@homosexualpanic]

Corrupt politicians are a cancer on this planet

[@Sthmohtwenty]

We're r u from ...and what make u visit Guyana

[@marktutt1764]

@@Sthmohtwenty I visited Guyana for a holiday/tour starting in Georgetown and going south visiting small communities along the way. I had heard how wonderful it was and I wasn’t disappointed at all. A beautiful country

[@Sthmohtwenty]

@@marktutt1764 great but we're u from ..i am from d essequibo island ..

[@wayneloney8278]

They should do this in Trinidad and Tobago

[@Geshtafshnifka]

I literally choked on my coffee when the vice president freaked out and was all flustered.🤭

[@richdude8150]

All governments are corrupted but this one is on a level where is just brutal to it's own people.

[@ryansamuel7414]

And the Indians in guyana 🇬🇾 will crucify for saying this...

[@elaineprimo2163]

Is You mean they are Trying to say the chinese are only now in Guyana. I mean since in the 1960 chineses businesses where every where almost at every corner. WHAT ARE THESE PEOPLE TRYING TO PROOF? LOL

[@rickwaddy9443]

@@elaineprimo2163 Guess you have not been watching the news or reading lately. These Chiney different from 60s Chiney.

[@elaineprimo2163]

@@rickwaddy9443 oh yea. You mean they still have people who believe this crap. Like all the politicians don't deal with the chinese. . And trying to undermine one government. Dont make any sence. Only fools will buy into this crap. They are call sheeps.

[@richdude8150]

@@elaineprimo2163 if you look at this and got nothing then you are not very bright.

[@Mr360Scopezz]

As a resident of the Caribbean I am so happy to see this coming to light

[@Renzo_Renzy8op]

This is so sad to see your country being exploited and sold by your own countrymen. We all know of the corruption in Guyana but this really showed us how deep the rabbit hole goes. #justiceforguyanese

[@ziyanyang9777]

Based on those Chinese dialects, they are either from HK/Guangdong province or Fujian Province, both are coastal cities with millions of immigrants worldwide.

[@TheBakmoi]

Yup. I think my family is from that province

[@tonyweng660]

All hk and Guangzhou...fuzhounese doesn't sound like that

[@rummimg]

Mostly like guangdong people. latin america is too poor for hk ppl to live and the cantonese they speak don't mixed with english.

[@nandoxus]

Power to the tribes living there. They're facing a hard fight to preserve the jungle.

[@Mr--_--M]

20:09 If "I definitely wasn't ready for that one" was a person 😂 Boy ya guilty!!!

[@billbill4553]

Boy Su can chat yf

[@kristaentwistle4116]

Danggggg, this is insane. Great work Isobel and team! I love it.

[@nickmagrick7702]

im honestly really impressed with the amount of information you guys figured out. Theres so few actual good journalists out there today