Why Russia’s New Axis is Way Dumber Than You Think



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28 thoughts on “Why Russia’s New Axis is Way Dumber Than You Think”

  1. 3:00 it is a proxy war yes, but it cannot be claimed by america alone, Germany, Japan, England and Australia have contributed much more than just relief funds,

    But we also have spearheaded most of the sanctions and leveraged our trade power against Russia, so I see how the spotlight gets shown that way

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  2. Considering "Russia" the "Axis" is what is truly dumb. China sure, they've been pissing off every neighbor they have bar NK (but including Russia) ever since the century of humiliation ended; annexing Tibet, literal concentration camps, pushing claims on Russian territory, the debacle with Taiwan, border skirmishes with India, and being a general nuisance to every land and sea neighbor in the South China Sea. Russia on the other hand has been moronically pushed into NK and China's arms by the west (which by the way, thanks Biden and Boris Johnson for sabotaging peace talks leading to that outcome) because the west is subservient to the military industrial complex and don't even want to consider peace. How am I supposed to see Russia as the bad guy when the west is pushing for a war that seemingly has no end in sight, I mean, it isn't like the borders are changing AT ALL. Millions of Ukranians and Russians have already died and what, a hundred square kilometers have changed hands? They're dying for literally nothing. The only difference between the war ending today and ten years from now seems to be the suffering of tens of millions, if not hundreds of millions of people. Pieces like this are straight up propaganda. By no means do I support Russia, and ESPECIALLY not China or NK, I would just appreciate a neutral standpoint and at least an attempt at being unbiased.

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  3. 8:40 let's not undersell the incredible domestic defense equipment both Israel and South Korea are able to make. Not so much in the aerial sector yet, granted, but even that will soon change with the KF-21.

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  4. Certainly the map of "US Treaty Allies" needs to be updated (7:30). Finland and Sweden are now members of NATO (Finland being a member for over a year). Personally, I would remove Turkey from this list (because this country's politicians currently favor Putin), as well as Thailand (because… just because).

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  5. whats so dumb about the axis of europes strongest economy based on ppp by capita, the worlds second largest economy and on of the worlds biggest countries by inhabitants borderign on become a fully industrialized nation? if you think the western world is still a thing once brics and all proposed future members get rolling you dumber than americas leftist gen z's

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  6. If I were the oligarchs and wealthy industries in Russia, I'd be seriously looking for an open window for Putin to fall out of. They'd be better off losing Ukraine and gaining Europe and the West back as trade partners than to continue being China's bitches. Same for any moderates/pragmatists in Iran. They could have their economy back if they just let Israel know where the Supreme Leader and his ayatollahs are holding up.

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  7. Meh. overall weak video. It's starting to sound less impartial and more biased against these nations. Sure their leadership might not be likeable to you but at the end of the day they are all made out out of people. Who are you to judge that this new "Axis" is dumb? You should have just given an insightful explanation on how Russia, Iran, North Korea and China work together. What the benefits and advantages exist in this relationship and what challenges exist and how they could overcome them. You just spent almost an hour piecing together that Russia's relationship with china, NK and iran form a new "axis" and proceeded dunk on it.

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