中国 杀死印度成为经济超级大国的雄心壮志

 (2025-03-22 21:12:24)

@towhidenterprise2104 8小时前

我们刚刚访问了中国昆明临沂青岛上海厦门。印度落后中国50多年。美国、欧洲落后中国10多年，大多数行业都是如此。

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《全球化如何适得其反：中国以自己的方式击败西方》

How Globalization Backfired: China BEAT the West at Its Own Game

GVS Deep Dive, Mar 22, 2025
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXgG5KPvMbI

全球化本应遏制中国，而不是让中国占据全球主导地位。在这段视频中，我们分析了西方国家如何建立一个旨在维护其权力的全球体系，但最终却赋予了他们想要控制的国家权力。

JD Vance 详细阐述了外包、廉价劳动力和经济傲慢如何帮助中国从制造 iPhone 转向设计自己的技术，在从人工智能到电动汽车等各个领域威胁美国。

我们探讨了苹果的崛起、华盛顿共识的失败以及“历史的终结”信念如何蒙蔽了西方。

这不仅仅是经济学。这是幻觉的破灭。

以 JD Vance、苹果、国际货币基金组织数据、历史相似之处以及全球化承诺背后的残酷真相为特色。

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@markvelber8664 6 小时前
中国采取大胆举措，将迫使印度重新考虑其成为经济超级大国的雄心壮志，出台了一系列严格的出口管制，这可能会削弱印度制造业作为高科技生产和供应链全球领导者的地位。中国实际上已经切断了印度工业增长和扩张所依赖的关键出口。这些限制针对的是生产电子产品、电动汽车、太阳能电池板等所需的基本设备和技术，印度制造商运营所需的机械和零部件现在都被锁在中国。

这些限制到底意味着什么？中国已经暂停了重要设备的出口，从电子组装使用的机械设备到太阳能电池板和电动汽车行业必不可少的零部件，这些曾经可以从中国轻易获得的产品现在被归类为过于敏感和有价值，不适合出口。中国实施了新的管制措施，将某些机械标记为军事技术，并执行严格的出口限制。这次打击不仅仅是为了扰乱印度的生产。它还破坏了我们本应推动印度经济崛起的那些行业，现在让我们来看看受这些措施打击最严重的行业，首先是电子行业。印度一直大声疾呼计划将电子产品制造业从中国转移到本国，梦想成为全球科技中心。然而，中国最近的行动正在将这些梦想变成严酷的现实。

这些限制意味着依赖中国设备的印度工厂，如福克斯工厂的苹果 iPhone 装配线，现在正面临延误和瓶颈。大规模生产所需的机械设备被封锁，对印度成为电子制造业领导者的愿望造成了严重打击，苹果等公司以及 Fox Kontron 和 Flex 等供应商原本计划将更多生产转移到印度，但现在正努力从中国获得必要的设备。电动汽车行业首当其冲地受到中国限制的影响，比亚迪等中国公司在帮助印度发展电动汽车行业方面发挥着关键作用，但现在他们被拒绝获得制造这些汽车所需的零部件。中国的电动汽车热潮到来，中国的零部件和机械设备突然被禁止进入。

这些雄心壮志正在迅速破灭，这不仅仅是一次延迟，更是一次巨大的挫折，这个行业原本希望点燃一个可持续发展的未来，印度蓬勃发展的电动汽车市场现在似乎更像是一个遥不可及的梦想，因为中国收紧的限制挤压了它的潜力。太阳能电池板行业幸免于这场混乱，印度对中国制造的太阳能组件的依赖使其极易受到北京最近行动的影响。

对太阳能电池板关键机械的出口限制对已经在努力应对供应链中断的行业是一个重大打击。印度渴望成为太阳能领域的全球领跑者，而中国则主导着制造这些太阳能电池板所需设备的供应。印度的进步遇到了瓶颈，似乎中国已经加强了对印度可再生能源野心的控制，迫使该国重新考虑其整个方法。现在让我们退一步来看看这些发展带来的更广泛后果。印度领导人多年来一直在计算该国不断增长的 GDP 和光明的经济前景，经常声称印度将很快超过中国成为世界第二大经济体，但现实开始显现。尽管印度一直在谈论经济实力，但印度一直在幻想中运作。印度忽视了一个关键的事实，如果得不到中国的技术机械和专业知识，它的工业梦想就只不过是幻想而已。

最近的举措粉碎了印度能够实现经济主导地位的幻想。尽管印度经济近年来取得了显著增长，但它如此自信地向世界承诺

多年来，印度一直严重依赖外部依赖，蓬勃发展的数字经济由数百万花时间在线支持国家事业和庆祝经济成就的药品推动，这掩盖了该国在全球经济中的真正地位，尽管印度的 GDP 数字在纸面上看起来令人印象深刻，但它们掩盖了其大部分工业进步依赖于中国技术和外国投资的事实，中国商品的流通受到限制，这种脆弱的结构开始崩溃，尽管印度领导层对竞争对手中国的所有大胆宣称都生活在泡沫之中。

事实是，印度在工业或技术实力方面远远无法与中国竞争，尽管印度在某些领域取得了长足进步。它仍然缺乏与中国竞争主导地位所必需的基础要素，然而，印度所做的是巧妙地利用其庞大的人口，通过关注其人口优势和促进其不断增长的消费市场来创造经济强国的假象。印度成功地树立了经济快速增长的形象，但如果没有获得基本原材料、先进机械和尖端技术，这种形象就会变得脆弱，而所有这些都被中国控制着，印度所谓的蓬勃发展的经济是建立在摇摇欲坠的基础上的。这座纸牌屋像被刺破的气球一样倒塌、漏气，这只是时间问题。

中国最近的出口限制使这一现实成为人们关注的焦点。这些限制不只是小小的不便。它们通过限制关键零部件和技术的流动，直接挑战了印度的经济雄心。中国已经暴露了印度经济崛起的脆弱性。世界现在开始意识到，印度成为经济领袖的梦想一直为时过早。说实话，印度的经济叙事一直受到无休止的宣传的推动，这些宣传得到了大量数字存在和大批在线支持者的支持，他们不知疲倦地宣传印度即将成为全球主导地位的想法，但数字不会说谎，现实也不会说谎。

印度的制造业基础、技术基础设施和工业能力远不及中国，而中国花了几十年时间建立了一个由工厂、供应链和创新中心组成的强大生态系统。印度一直在努力跟上这些限制的步伐。中国强加的政策提醒我们，尽管印度声称印度和中国在半导体、可再生能源、人工智能和先进制造业等领域都处于劣势，但印度的经济崛起一直以来都更多地取决于观念和实质。印度未能发展在全球舞台上与中国竞争所需的关键产业和技术，从半导体到可再生能源，从人工智能到先进制造业。印度仍然严重依赖进口，其中许多进口自中国，而中国正在加强对重要出口的控制。印度的经济泡沫开始破灭，超越中国的宏伟梦想已被揭穿，真正的幻想是建立在宣传炒作和过度自信的不牢固基础上的幻想。

与此同时，中国仍然牢牢控制着其在技术、基础设施和全球贸易网络方面的战略投资，使其成为争夺经济霸权的无可争议的领导者，而印度可能会继续夸大其 GDP 数据并推动其数字经济。现实情况是，印度完全没有准备好挑战中国，中国实施的出口限制给印度敲响了警钟，它们揭示了印度经济主张背后的真相，并凸显了印度的脆弱性，因为印度的制造业受到这些限制的影响。经济基础的裂缝越来越难以忽视，所谓的经济巨人印度自称只不过是一只纸老虎，中国刚刚向全世界揭露了这一点，这不仅仅是暂时的挫折。

这是印度经济战略的一个根本缺陷，从长远来看，无法在关键行业实现自给自足将继续阻碍其发展，而中国则致力于建设自力更生的经济。印度过于依赖进口和外国投资，这种依赖使其容易受到外部压力，正如我们现在看到的中国出口限制，除非印度能够解决结构性弱点，否则其经济领导力仍将只是梦想，而印度可能具有增长潜力。印度在工业和技术能力方面仍落后中国数十年，两国之间的差距不仅仅是规模问题。

这是一个战略执行和长期规划的问题。中国最近的行动已经明确表明，印度的经济崛起远未得到保证，全世界都在关注，这些信息明确表明，印度的经济雄心仍在实现中，中国不会在短期内放弃其全球经济领袖的地位。

smoray9750 11小时前
所以全球化基本上就像印度的种姓制度，就像种姓制度一样，中国不应该在价值链中向上移动。美国对日本也做了同样的事情。日本被迫接受“广场协议”。美国的经济杀手给了日本一个他们无法拒绝的提议。在 youtube 上搜索“日本 80 年代的抨击”。它解释了这一点。

@waichui2988 7小时前
全球化并没有适得其反。不同之处在于各方如何利用全球化带来的利润。美国从全球化中获益比中国多，但把利润花在了购物狂欢和战争上。仅伊拉克和阿富汗战争就花费了 4 万亿美元。这笔钱足以完全重建美国的基础设施并教育整整一代美国公民。中国就是这样做的。中国没有参加任何战争，而是用这笔钱来建设基础设施和教育他们的人民。

全球化正如宣传的那样发挥作用。每个国家都从全球化中获利。正是每个国家如何花费全球化的利润，才造成了今天的差异。

@muhammadtufail8677 8小时前
中国巨龙已经有效地吞噬了西方霸权

@Rubicon365 5小时前
感谢您以如此有趣和易于理解的方式解释这一点。您说的话完全有道理。

@maxchen7229 3小时前
你说的是实话，这与民主和人权无关，一切都是为了钱！

@Best-Qalaam 8小时前
出色而正确的分析。道德准则从未存在。呈现得非常好
真诚地感谢您的努力。

@christinatan6734 3小时前
很棒的内容。喜欢你的作品。

@wjshih3786 2小时前
您的公正观点和声音应该被所有西方国家听到！他们真可耻！

@MHamzaMamar 3 小时前
很棒的作品 Bravo

@casimmahmood 1 小时前
这是您最好的视频博客之一，前 2 分钟就吸引了我

@KK-zl8gq 11 小时前
您的频道很棒，内容也很棒。它被低估了，但请继续努力——我相信您会成功成长！

@loirecheung4440 11 小时前
非常全面的叙述中蕴含了深刻的见解。用事实说话！
谢谢????

@cheeneeusa 2 小时前
Najma Minhas 的转变令人印象深刻。您已经弄清楚了如何使用视觉手势、外观和声音来实现在社交媒体上展示的最佳实践。视频编辑也令人印象深刻。我预测，如果您能保留制作此视频时使用的所有因素，订阅量将飞涨。当然内容也开发得很好

@danielsamuel1995 11小时前
这很有见地，谢谢

@christopherward2748 10小时前
我认为问题是，如果你真的把制造业带回美国，你就没有一批能够理解基本技术、足够成熟来建立最先进的工厂来制造芯片等的熟练劳动力。精英们放弃了美国制造业，作为回应，人们把重点放在我们永远需要的工作上，比如医疗系统、保险、执法。技术阶层已经不复存在。我认为这是一个致命的错误——但任何受过技术培训的人都能预见到。

@naeemawan9237 11小时前
用简单的语言进行了很好的分析。

@peterthehappywaiguoren 1小时前
很棒的视频，很好地解释了西方列强推动全球化如何塑造了当前的局势。谢谢！

@ptseti 5小时前
精彩的评论。恰到好处。

@Addictedtoyoutube9 4小时前
jd vance不应该抱怨美国公司使用来自中国的更便宜、更好、更快的生产和劳动力。

@simsimNYC 5小时前
我最近开始看你的节目，你很棒，研究得很好。vlog

@joni8090 5小时前
自由贸易
言论自由
自由的Dom...
但是，只有当你是美国人时！？！

@robertng2398 4小时前
诚实、真实的评论。谢谢

@jon_nomad 1小时前
任何政策或倡议在涉及恶意时都会失败。只有当它是公平的，没有恶意和自负时，它才会更好地发挥作用。

@glenrooney1068 1小时前
精英、权力和金钱。历史重演。

@Dreamers867 6小时前
太棒了，妙招。

@dts724 21分钟前
说得好！全球化只是 19 世纪英国帝国主义的美国版本。我理解并同意，美国有权阻止其衰落的趋势并维持其公民的生活水平，特别是工人阶级。但我们不要假装中国是其当前经济困境的罪魁祸首。没有人拿枪指着美国公司的头，强迫他们外包。同样，美国消费者在过去 30 年享受低成本商品时也没有抱怨（而美国资本家一路笑着去银行）

@chrisyong8719 3 小时前
真正令人信服的解释，说明了全球贸易发生了什么。我从来没有这样想过，因为我们只被主流媒体新闻所灌输。你的想法很有见地，很有启发性。谢谢你给我们。

@tsham3101 8 小时前
?干得好！继续加油

@sword7872 1小时前
克林顿、奥巴马等美国领导人使用了最具欺骗性的言辞。我很高兴特朗普和万斯

更诚实。谢谢你指出这一点。

@michaellee8843 2小时前
教我们做饭是一个很好的比喻。但想想看：教中国人做饭？嗯？

@towhidenterprise2104 8小时前
别担心，中国可以对付美国

@nayabtahir6393 10小时前
所以在伟大的游戏中，“道德”只有在对你有利时才会使用。

@kishaniramsey5913 2小时前
只是美国输掉了这场由他们自己制定的规则的游戏。他们瞧不起全球南方，当他们被欺负却被抛在尘土中时，他们感到震惊。

@174scotch 10小时前
非常有趣的深刻观点。我们过去几年在巴基斯坦的情况足以暴露西方的双重标准。你说得对，特朗普和他的团队对西方的担忧是诚实的，而其他人则发表高调的演讲，但动机相似！

@Kevin-s3s 4小时前
聪明又有才华的年轻女士。

@bennyng2414 1小时前
你终于直言不讳了

@3d4fun96 5小时前（修改过）
假设制造业回归美国，但在美国生产相同商品的成本更高，这些产品在全球市场上将没有竞争力，除非它们只在美国境内销售，同时阻止外国产品进入美国市场。因此，美国人将不得不为技术并不一定更先进的产品支付更高的价格。长此以往，美国将彻底孤立于全球化市场之外，美元自然失去霸权地位，美国全球主导地位将彻底崩塌。美国唯一正确的选择是合作共赢，必须抛弃所谓“美国优先”的短视思维，努力让美国再次伟大，同时确保全人类的福祉！

@lijewy 5小时前
这是金融资本主义与工业资本主义的较量！除了半导体、绿色能源和先进技术（人工智能、机器人）等关键行业外，制造业并不重要。一切都是关于金融和债务作为控制工具。通过广场协议击败日本是一种金融手段。金砖国家的对立面是一种金融手段。

How Globalization Backfired: China BEAT the West at Its Own Game

GVS Deep Dive, Mar 22, 2025
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XXgG5KPvMbI

Globalization was supposed to keep China in check—not launch it into global dominance. In this video, we break down how Western nations built a global system that was meant to preserve their power—but ended up empowering the very countries they wanted to control.

JD Vance lays out exactly how outsourcing, cheap labor, and economic arrogance helped China move from manufacturing iPhones to designing its own tech, threatening the U.S. in everything from AI to electric cars.

We explore Apple’s rise, the failure of the Washington Consensus, and how the “End of History” belief blinded the West.

This isn’t just economics. It’s the collapse of an illusion.

Featuring JD Vance, Apple, IMF data, historical parallels—and the harsh truth behind globalization’s promises.

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@markvelber8664 6小时前
In a bold move that should force India to reconsider its lofty ambitions of becoming an economic superpower, China has introduced a series of strict export controls that could cripple India’s manufacturing sector as the global leader in high-tech production and supply chains. China has effectively cut off critical exports to India exports that Indian industries have depended on for growth and expansion. These restrictions target essential equipment and technology used in producing electronics electric vehicles solar panels and more the machinery and components that Indian manufacturers rely on for their operations are now locked away in China.

What exactly do these restrictions entail? China has halted the export of vital equipment ranging from machine machinery used in electronics assembly to components essential for the Solar Panel and EV industries these items once easily accessible from China are now classified as too sensitive and valuable for export China has imposed new controls labelling certain machinery is military technology and enforcing strict export bands. This crackdown isn’t just about disrupting production in India. It’s about undermining the very industries that we’re supposed to fuel India’s economic ascent now let’s look at the sectors hit hardest by these measures first up electronics. India has been vocal about its plans to shift electronics manufacturing from China to its soil with dreams of becoming a global tech hub. Still, China’s latest actions are turning those dreams into a harsh reality.

The restrictions mean Indian factories dependent on Chinese equipment like Fox Cons assembly lines for Apple iPhones are now facing delays and bottlenecks. The machinery needed for a scale of production has been blocked dealing a severe blow to India’s aspirations of becoming an electronics manufacturing leader companies like Apple and suppliers including Fox Kontron and Flex which were already planning to move more production to India are now struggling to secure the essential equipment from China next. The electric vehicle sector is the brunt of China’s restrictions Chinese firms like BYD play a key role and helping India develop its EV industry but now they’re being denied access to the very components needed to manufacture these vehicles arrival China’s EV boom with Chinese parts and machinery suddenly off limits.

Those ambitions are being swiftly derailed and it’s not just a delay it’s a massive setback for an industry that hoped would ignite a sustainable future division of a flourishing EV market in India now seems more like a far-off dream with China’s tightening restriction squeezing its potential. The Solar Panel industry is spared from this chaos India's dependence on Chinese-made components for solar energy production has made it highly susceptible to Beijing‘s recent actions.

The export bands on essential machinery for solar panels are a significant blow to an industry already grappling with supply chain disruptions. India aspires to be a global front-runner in solar energy with China dominating the supply of the very equipment needed to manufacture those panels advancement has hit a wall as if China has tightened its grip on India’s renewable energy ambitions forcing the country to reconsider its entire approach now let’s step back and examine the wider consequences of these developments. Indian leaders have spent years counting the nation's rising GDP and its promising economic future often claiming that India would soon surpass China as the world second second-largest economy but the reality is starting to sink in India has been operating under a delusion despite all the talk of economic strength. India has overlooked a critical truth without access to Chinese technology machinery and expertise, its industrial dreams are little more than fantasies.

Recent moves have shattered the illusion that India could achieve economic dominance. It is so confidently promised the world India's economy despite remarkable growth in recent years has always relied heavily on external dependencies a thriving digital economy fuelled by millions of medicines who spend their time online championing national causes and celebrating economic achievements has obscured the country's true position in the global economy while India is GDP figures look impressive on paper they hide the fact that much of its industrial progress depends on Chinese technology and foreign investment with the flow of Chinese goods restricted that fragile structure is starting to collapse India’s leadership for all their bold claims about rival China has been living in a bubble. The truth is India is far from being able to compete with China in terms of industrial or technological strength while India has made strides in certain areas. It still lacks the foundational elements necessary to rival China’s dominance what India has done however is cleverly leveraging its massive population to create the illusion of economic power by focusing on its demographic advantage and promoting its growing consumer market. India has managed to project an image of rapid economic growth but this image is fragile without access to essential raw materials advanced machinery and cutting-edge technology all of which China controls India's so-called booming economy is built on shaky ground. It’s only a matter of time before this house of cards comes tumbling down deflating like a punctured balloon.

China’s recent export restrictions have brought this reality into sharp focus. These restrictions are not just a minor inconvenience. They are a direct challenge to India’s economic ambitions by limiting the flow of critical components and technologies China has exposed the fragility of India’s economic rise. The world is now beginning to see that India’s dream of becoming an economic leader was always premature. Let’s be honest India’s economic narrative has been driven by relentless propaganda supported by a massive digital presence and an army of online supporters who tirelessly push the idea that India is on the verge of global dominance but the numbers don’t lie and neither does the on-the-ground reality. India's manufacturing base technological infrastructure and industrial capacity are nowhere near China’s level while China has spent decades building a robust ecosystem of factories supply chains and innovation hubs. India has struggled to keep pace with the restrictions. China has imposed served as a sobering reminder that India’s economic rise has always been more about perception and substance despite all its claims both India has failed to develop the critical industries and technologies needed to compete with China on the global stage from semiconductors to renewable energy from artificial intelligence to advanced manufacturing. India remains heavily reliant on imports many of which come from China now with China tightening its grip on vital exports. India’s economic bubble is beginning to burst the grand dreams of overtaking China have been exposed for what they truly are an illusion built on shaky foundations of propaganda hype and overconfidence.

China meanwhile remains firmly in control of its strategic investments in technology, infrastructure and global trade networks have positioned it as the undisputed leader in the race for economic supremacy while India may continue to inflate its GDP figures and promote its digital economy. The reality is that it is woefully unprepared to challenge China the export restrictions imposed by China are a wake-up call for India they revealed the truth behind India’s economic claims and highlighted the country's vulnerability as India’s manufacturing sector reels from the impact of these curbs. The cracks in the economic foundation are becoming impossible to ignore so-called economic giant India claimed to be nothing more than a paper tiger and China has just exposed it for the world to see this is not just a temporary setback.

It’s a fundamental flaw in India’s economic strategy in the long run inability to develop self-sufficiency in critical industries will continue to hold it back while China has focused on building a self-reliant economy. India has relied too heavily on imports and foreign investment this dependence has left it vulnerable to external pressures as we’re seeing now with China’s export restrictions unless India can address the structural weaknesses its stream of economic leadership will remain that dreams while India may have the potential to grow. It is still decades behind China in terms of industrial and technological capability gap between the two nations is not just a matter of scale.

It’s a matter of strategic execution and long-term planning China’s recent actions have made it clear that India’s economic rise is far from guaranteed the world is watching and the messages clear India’s economic ambitions are still a work in progress and China is not about to relinquish its position as the global economic leader anytime soon.

@cosmoray9750 11小时前
So basically Globalization is like the Indian cast system and just like the cast system, China wasn't suppose to move up in the value chain. USA did the same to Japan. Japan was forced to accept " Plaza Accord. American's economic hit-men gave Japan an offer they can not refuse." Look up "Japan Bashing 1980's" on youtube. It explains it.

@waichui2988 7小时前
Globalization did not backfire.  It is how each party used the profit from globalization that made the difference.  The US benefited more from globalization than China but spent the profit on shopping spree and war.  Just the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan cost 4 trillion dollars.  That is more than enough money to completely rebuild the infrastructure of the US and educate a whole generation of US citizens.  China did just that.  China did not participate in any war and used the money to build infrastructure and educate their people. 

Globalization worked as advertised.  Every country profited from globalization.  It is how each country spent the profit of globalization that made the difference today.

@muhammadtufail8677 8小时前
Chinese dragon has effectively swallowed Western hegemony

@Rubicon365 5小时前
Thank you for explaining this in such interesting and easy understanding way. What you said makes total sense.

@maxchen7229 3小时前
You speak the truth, it’s not about democracy and human rights, it’s all about money！

@Best-Qalaam 8小时前
Excellent and correct analysis. Moral compass was never there. Very well presented 
Your effort is sincerely appreciated.

@christinatan6734 3小时前
Great content. Love your work.

@wjshih3786 2小时前
Your unbiased view and voice should be heard over all of the western countries! Shame on them!

@MHamzaMamar 3小时前
Fantastic piece of work Bravo

@casimmahmood 1小时前
This was one of your best vlogs and had me hooked up in the first 2 minutes

@KK-zl8gq 11小时前
You have a great channel with excellent content. It's underrated, but keep working hard—I’m sure you’ll grow successfully!

@loirecheung4440 11小时前
Great insight in the really comprehensive narrative. Talking with facts!
Thank you

@cheeneeusa 2小时前
Impressive transformation of Najma Minhas. You have figured out how to use visual gestures, look and voice to achieve the best practices for presentation on social media. Impressive video editing too. I predict subscriptions will sky rocker if you can maintain all factors you have employed in constructing this video. Of course content is also well developed

@danielsamuel1995 11小时前
This is very insightful, thanks

@christopherward2748 10小时前
I think the problem is that if you do bring manufacturing back to the US you don't have a pool of skilled labor that can understands the basic technology and is sophisticated enough to set up state of the art plants to make chips etc. The elite abandoned US manufacturing and in response people focused on jobs that we will always be require, health system, insurance, law enforcement. The technical class is gone. I think this was a fatal error - but one that was foreseen by anyone with a technical training..

@naeemawan9237 11小时前
Great analysis in a simple words.

@peterthehappywaiguoren 1小时前
Awesome video, great explanation of how the western powers push for globalization shaped the current situation. Thank you!

@ptseti 5小时前
Excellent commentary. Spot on.

@Addictedtoyoutube9 4小时前
jd vance shouldnt complain about us companies using cheaper better faster production and labor from china.

@simsimNYC 5小时前
i recently start watching you, you are good, well research vlog

@joni8090 5小时前
Free Trade
Free Speech
Free Dom ...
But , only if ,You're American !?!  

@robertng2398 4小时前
Good honest factual comments.. Thank you

@jon_nomad  1小时前
Any policy or initiative will fail when there is malice involved. Only when it is fair and free from malicious intent and ego, it will then work better.

@glenrooney1068 1小时前
Elites, power and money. History repeats itself.

@Dreamers867 6小时前
Superb, a master stroke.

@dts724 21分钟前
Well said!  Globalization is just America’s version of British Imperialism in the 19th century. I understand and agree that the U.S. has a right to stem the tide of its decline and maintain the living standards of its citizens, particularly in the working class. But let’s not pretend that China was the culprit for its current economic woes.  No one pointed a gun at American companies’ head to force them to outsource.  Likewise, American consumers didn’t complain when they enjoyed low cost goods for the past 30 years (while the American capitalists laughed all the way to their bank)

@chrisyong8719 3小时前
A truly compelling explanation of what’s having to global trade. I never saw it that way as we have been fed with nothing but main stream media news. Your thoughts are insightful and illuminating. Thank u for this to us.

@tsham3101 8小时前
great job! Keep it up

@sword7872 1小时前
American leaders such as Clinton, Obama etc used the most deceptive words. I'm glad that Trump and Vance are more honest. Thanks for pointing it out.

@michaellee8843 2小时前
Teaching us how to cook was a good analogy. But then think about it: teaching Chinese to cook? Huh?

@towhidenterprise2104 8小时前
Don't worry, China can handle usa

@nayabtahir6393 10小时前
So in great game, "morals" are only used when they favor you.

@kishaniramsey5913 2小时前
It is just that the US lost the game played with the rules set by themselves.  They looked down on the global South and were horrified when they were left in the dust despite all the bullying.

@174scotch 10小时前
Very interesting insightful perspective. Our situation in Pakistan last few years is enough to expose western double standards. You are right that Trump and team are honest about western concerns while others give tall speeches but share similar motives!

@Kevin-s3s  4小时前
Smart and intelligent young lady.

@bennyng2414  1小时前
Finally you have called a spade a spade

@towhidenterprise2104 8小时前
Just we visited China kunming linyi Qingdao Shanghai Xiamen. India is 50+ years behind China. Usa,Europe 10+ years behind China, maximum sectors.

@3d4fun96 5小时前（修改过）
Assuming manufacturing returns to the United States, but the cost of producing the same goods is higher in the U.S., these products would not be competitive in the global market unless they are sold exclusively within the U.S. while blocking foreign products from entering the American market. Consequently, Americans would have to pay higher prices for products that are not necessarily more technologically advanced. Over time, the U.S. would completely isolate itself from the globalized market, and the dollar would naturally lose its hegemonic status, leading to the complete collapse of American global dominance.The only correct choice for the United States is to pursue win-win cooperation. It must abandon the shortsighted mindset of so-called "America First" and strive to make America great again while simultaneously ensuring benefits for all of humanity!

@lijewy 5小时前
It's finance capitalism vs industrial capitalism! Except keys industries like semiconductors, green energy and advanced technologies (AI, robotics), manufacturing doesn't really matters. It's all about finance and debt as tool of control. The defeat of Japan through the Plaza Accord is a finance move. The counterpoint of BRICS is a finance move.