Has China Won? | Kishore Mahbubani | John Mearsheimer | Tom Switzer

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  • CIS Executive Director, Tom Switzer interviews John Mearsheimer and Kishore Mahubani to ask Has China Won?
    At a time when tensions are running high, CIS Executive Director Tom Switzer asked Has China Won? Our debate between John Mearsheimer and Kishore Mahbubani, two of the world’s leading foreign policy intellectuals. Covid-19 has greatly raised tensions between China and the West. Washington and its allies express outrage at the Communist regime’s opacity concerning the outbreak of the coronavirus. Meanwhile, fears are growing that a pandemic that began in the Chinese city of Wuhan may end by increasing Beijing’s international influence and power.
    Kishore Mahbubani is author of Has China Won? The Chinese Challenge to American Primacy (just out, PublicAffairs) A former Singaporean ambassador to the United Nations (twice), he was the founding dean of the Lee Kuan Yew School of Public Policy. He was a guest of CIS in September 2018.
    John Mearsheimer is author of The Great Delusion: Liberal Dreams and International Realities (Yale University Press, 2019) and The Tragedy of Great Power Politics (Norton, 2014.) He is professor of Political Science at the University of Chicago. He was a guest of CIS in August 2019.
    Tom Switzer, has written for the Wall Street Journal, New York Times, Washington Post, The Spectator, Financial Times, Foreign Affairs, The National Interest, The American Interest and The American Conservative. He has also appeared on CNN, CNBC, Bloomberg, Al Jazeera, Sky News, SBS, Seven, Nine, Ten and ABC radio and television. He hosts Between the Lines on the ABC's Radio National.
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Komentáře • 7K

  • @peace4future865
    @peace4future865 Před 3 lety +648

    The question is not if China will rise peacefully. The question is if China would be allowed to rise peacefully.

    • @user-gf6ej9rz8p
      @user-gf6ej9rz8p Před 3 lety +85

      hahah, right, China never wants to invade other countries, but USA navy and air force always enter south China sea and Esten China sea to make trouble.

    • @queenking3520
      @queenking3520 Před 3 lety +118

      The question is not if China will rise peacefully, the question is if US will go down peacefully.

    • @jfjoe6828
      @jfjoe6828 Před 3 lety +5

      The question is not if both USA and China will be allowed to create supremacy but rather it's the other countries that will decide who will win.

    • @johnvalentino576
      @johnvalentino576 Před 3 lety +20

      yes, and for that China would need to reach venezuela and cuba - help these nations develop nuclear weapons and create problems for china in its own hemisphere.
      help argentina develop weapons to take back falklands
      the five eyes need to be taught a lesson.

    • @stayprepared2388
      @stayprepared2388 Před 3 lety +3

      @@user-gf6ej9rz8p - because china do not have any air craft carrier in the past. Now is a different story.

  • @queenking3520
    @queenking3520 Před 3 lety +17

    The question is not if China will rise peacefully, the question is if US will go down peacefully.

  • @pfmk8051
    @pfmk8051 Před 3 lety +102

    John Mearsheimer's argument for why the US are going to win: we always won before, we will win again. I think that is the point at which all great empires collapsed...

    • @xiangshi460
      @xiangshi460 Před 2 lety +7

      John Mearsheimer: US will win because US won before
      Kishore Mahbubani: China will raise peacefully because China was peaceful before
      Me: GME price will raise because it raised before 🙈

    • @philipfan
      @philipfan Před 2 lety +14

      Actually, after World War II, US never won any wars.

    • @cringelord7542
      @cringelord7542 Před rokem +1

      what about demographics?

    • @pindiwalla6160
      @pindiwalla6160 Před rokem +10

      John is a briiliant student and teacher, but his perspective is clearly skewed; his presumption is that all world powers behave the same way is flawed and incorrect. Take off your American "we are the only superpower" glasses and see 5000 years of Chinese history. China ain't a wannabe America. Kishore has a more balanced perspective..

    • @Thetwinsxxx
      @Thetwinsxxx Před rokem +1

      👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

  • @typhooonn
    @typhooonn Před 3 lety +34

    John Mearsheimer was simply knocked out by Kishore !

    • @birdyashiro1226
      @birdyashiro1226 Před 6 měsíci

      I don't think so. John explained the U.S. strategies very well. And now the reality confirmed what he said which is the U.S. has more military bases in Asia

    • @birdyashiro1226
      @birdyashiro1226 Před 6 měsíci

      And keep selling more weapons in Asia.

    • @markarmage3776
      @markarmage3776 Před 21 dnem

      @@birdyashiro1226 Yeah, that's like having a 50% mark on a test. He explained how America works very accurately, but he explained how China works falsely.

  • @philipcormier8388
    @philipcormier8388 Před 3 lety +453

    Well it was supposed to be my last comment, but in the last 60 years China has worked hard while the West have been running their mouth.

    • @goochigoochs3836
      @goochigoochs3836 Před 3 lety +10

      Yup, they did their best to defy WTO laws.

    • @martinleung5855
      @martinleung5855 Před 3 lety +4

      @martinsaint, give me the figures idiot! The birth rate was around 1.3-1. 5% in the last decade in China! giving birth overseas accounts for only less than 0.001% in the last decade, part of which are for individual family reasons.....!!

    • @seewahleong8459
      @seewahleong8459 Před 3 lety +7

      Yes the normal Chinese not the CCP that works hard. I hope you do know that all the rich people in China are well connected with the CCP. I think you are one of them or are working for the CCP, yes ?

    • @alexvlaxos6620
      @alexvlaxos6620 Před 3 lety

      Yes they worked hard with western knowledge and now they use that,and by western choice when they practically gave them jobs amd money

    • @ph1688
      @ph1688 Před 3 lety +11

      **
      You're absolutely correct. Addition, the Western, especially the U.S. & Australia as minion are trying to contains / blocks the raise of China ( naturally ) by and always accustomed to using disgraceful politics and smearing methods to play with almost anything, anyone, anywhere in order to achieve their goals _ regardless of facts, conscience, nature, science, etc. and ultimately. . Just how naive, shameless, farce and nonsense. In short, when a man and girl fall in love with each other, he or she is obsessed by saying most beautiful words with each other .... then gets married. For some reason or a deliberated to force a divorce. Next, one of the conspiracies will make or fabricate the most dirty, nasty or even the most inhuman and immoral things to accuse the other party (maybe a poor victim)! On the other hands, people of the Far East (Chinese) have traditional self-cultivation, received family education at childhood and shame, they have rarely done such a thing to corrupt ( his or her ) themselves reputation, typically their family and clan reputation.**

  • @barakamwakibete7212
    @barakamwakibete7212 Před 3 lety +139

    This is deep, "Australia is in Asia not Canada"

    • @alphabeta4028
      @alphabeta4028 Před 3 lety +2

      Because it's much easier to protect Canada than Australia in the eye of America, Hence "Australia is in Asia, not Canada". And it's easier doing business with Asian countries than Americans in the eye of Australia. It's a double-edged sword if you're in Australia. Everyone knew what Kishore was talking about, maybe not you.

    • @HKChineseCanadian
      @HKChineseCanadian Před 3 lety +25

      I am Canadian and I wish Canada would move away from America.

    • @rajnikantchande2677
      @rajnikantchande2677 Před 3 lety +2

      @@HKChineseCanadian
      If Canada fulfils your wish to
      " move away from America ", which country would accept Canada's vast exports diverted from USA ? Currently Canada also exports substantial crude oil via a pipeline from Alberta to an oil terminal on the US gulf coast. The only buyer of this oil would be China, but that would need a new pipeline from Alberta to Vancouver BC. Such a pipeline approval would be impossible on environmental grounds.

    • @secondopinion-i.p.8881
      @secondopinion-i.p.8881 Před 3 lety +8

      Australians would not be doing what they are doing if they were not white, they are not serving Australia, they are serving white peopel

    • @philgwellington6036
      @philgwellington6036 Před 3 lety +1

      But Chinatown is everywhere ... just joking.

  • @zh3216
    @zh3216 Před 3 lety +139

    I may be wrong but 8min in, John & Kishore have already demonstrated the key differences between western and eastern thinking. Kishore put this very succinctly - back when China was the absolute dominating force in the world, it had no motivation to control/colonize other regions the way the western nations did. It is simply not the dominating thought in the Chinese mindset to control others unless it feels threatened and do so out of self defense. John on the other hand, "China would be crazy to not dominate Asia the way U.S. has dominated the western hemisphere..." case in point. Please don't project your bias/inclinations onto the eastern mind.

    • @clodiamk9873
      @clodiamk9873 Před 2 lety +22

      John doesn't really understand the Asian mentality, the way of doing things that's so very different from the West.

    • @aykin9094
      @aykin9094 Před 2 lety

      Ķ

    • @a55tech
      @a55tech Před rokem +5

      yup. China had enough trouble keeping it together and the lands w/ best lands were within China (before the use of oil, industrial revolution, etc). Anywhere they might go was either rocks, tundra, jungle, desert, etc. John Mearsheimer needs to respond to this point. Although, the Manchu expansion into Tibet could be considered hegemony, don't think they understood control of water sources back then.
      However, he does have a point (maybe from another vid, get them mixed up now) that intentions don't matter; a hegemon such as the US needs to be wary of capabilities because you never know what kinda nutjob could come in power some day (as happened in Germany a couple times).

    • @Thetwinsxxx
      @Thetwinsxxx Před rokem +2

      👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

    • @kianghy7930
      @kianghy7930 Před rokem +12

      Yes, it is surprised to hear that from John, he still have the mindset that China want to conquer or dominate the world like the West. and the example of he mentioned US won over Germany, Nazi, Japan, Soviet Union, all those 4 power is crazy for power. But China isnt going that way, China is totally different kind of competitor that US has never met.

  • @joey3291
    @joey3291 Před 2 lety +69

    Mearsheimer's words showed us the US's last, desperate struggle to keep its USA exceptionalism, which translates into wars, killings, and subversions.

    • @Captain_Sosuke_Aizen
      @Captain_Sosuke_Aizen Před 2 lety +5

      If you are implying Mearsheimer is supporting US hegemony, you need to hear his all other lectures especially on Russia and Ukraine.
      He is a realist through and through. The Indian origin sellout is exactly that, that's why you may be thinking otherwise.

    • @qys911
      @qys911 Před 2 lety +8

      @@Captain_Sosuke_Aizen
      That's because he think Russia is not their major competitor. He want the US and Russia should be on the same side to contain China.
      He think it is not in the ukrainian's interest to alliances with America to provoke Russia.
      At the same time, he think it is in Australia's, Japan's, and especially Taiwan's interest to provoke China.
      He is not objective, because he is on the US side.

  • @MegaSuehan
    @MegaSuehan Před 3 lety +306

    I watch this because of Kishore. Without him, it is a waste of my time. I am from south east Asia but we are not afraid of China. Please get this right.

    • @yuanhaochue2889
      @yuanhaochue2889 Před 3 lety +22

      You are absolutely spot on, it takes an Asian to understand China though not absolute all such as Japanese...and Vietnamese...

    • @chandrakumar-ne7ru
      @chandrakumar-ne7ru Před 3 lety +22

      Kishore speaks with humility whereas John subscribes himself to a flawed view of the international political scene from the American point of view. Let us not forgot that Russian leaders have adamantly opposed NATO enlargement in Europe especially Ukraine and the US role in the Middle East has always expanded now in the South China Sea. John is more on offensive realism which seeks power and influence to achieve security through domination and hegemony. That is why he favours containment.

    • @christopherbegley6461
      @christopherbegley6461 Před 3 lety +11

      @@yuanhaochue2889 Why is it that China has no friends apart from perhaps Pakistan and this in itself speaks volumes. Going around the world threatening economic reprisals for not towing the party line and kowtowing to their world view is hardly conducive to mutual prosperity, Throw in the blatant malign influence of domestic manipulation and you have the 3 legs of terror.

    • @yuanhaochue2889
      @yuanhaochue2889 Před 3 lety +38

      @@christopherbegley6461 how do u define friends, in comparison US has many allies partly because trade n military nights to protect them ..do u see that US is screwing up its allies including Canada because of trade, the gas pipe line, Norm Pipeline from Russia to Germany, US were protector of Imperial Shah of Iran as well as The most corrupt fascist, Marcos of Philippines, the most notorious war criminal of Japan that has yet to officially apologies for Comfort Women issue that was given the Chinese Diaoyu Island as a premeditated tactical scheme to contain China... 130 nations has China as the biggest trading partners while Australia has 36% export depending on China that amounting US, Japan and UK total, and next election, Morrison will need to pacify the voters either to go to war with US against China or negotiate trade ! Unless you understand Chinese culture, " a true friend will not do to others, what you do not want others to do unto you!"...the Belt & Road Initiatives, 140 nations have signed up.. geopolitics has no permanent friends, a friend in need is a friend indeed!.. having the benefits of enjoying the best of 2 worlds, Eastern culture n Western education, most of us should have better ideas and manifest the eco systems to make friends base on mutual understanding, mutual respect and most important mutual expectation to forge a shared win win prosperity for world communities..

    • @yuanhaochue2889
      @yuanhaochue2889 Před 3 lety +19

      @@christopherbegley6461 in real geopolitics within the context of Western dominated democracy, a uniquely Socialist state has no other choice but using economics while US has 3 unipolar power base. Fiat n Swift financial systems. Military industrial complex and Western dominated propaganda machinery/platform and Australia as its mouth piece, Google. FACEBOOK. CZcams CHANNELS... while China has the flexibility of financial capability/capacity to initiate Asian Infrastructure Development Bank, yet the West classify as Debt Trap, mind you China has no choice but to develop its capacity n capability in infra structure to one level above others in terms of technology and cheaper cost to compete, has to show case its Green energy and Regreening the dessert to demonstrate its equitable share of worldly good, most important of all having up lifted 800 million Chinese from abject poverty, mitigated constructively during the 2008 world financial crisis are benevolent contribution to humanity and world property.. albeit the continuous abuse of sustainability by extravagance in living standard by the West unabated... Think rationally about the Western based ignorance and arrogance!

  • @questworldmatrix
    @questworldmatrix Před 3 lety +80

    I'm from the Philippines. Trust me, there's nothing to be upset about. We're fine. We're capable of having friendships from both sides.

    • @olubibabalola
      @olubibabalola Před 3 lety

      Not if you are forced to choose. It is not so easy a position to be in.

    • @marionplaza4240
      @marionplaza4240 Před 3 lety +7

      对。我们可以当朋友中国和美国。This is why im learning Mandarin too。

    • @user-in5kc9eu8b
      @user-in5kc9eu8b Před 3 lety +4

      @@olubibabalola China wouldnt force other countries to choose, but USA will: either with me or with my enemy. ...
      remember?

    • @m1nty99
      @m1nty99 Před 3 lety

      In light of recent events would you like to revise your comment?

    • @WilliamTravisIto
      @WilliamTravisIto Před 3 lety +1

      @@m1nty99 The revised comment would be: The U.S. is forcing us to choose sides. It's either we're with them or we're enemies.

  • @fengwang3389
    @fengwang3389 Před 2 lety +151

    What we Chinese want:
    1. Get rich (Everyone on the planet deserves to live a better life.)
    2. Keep the money we earned (No one dares rob us again.)
    I totally agree with Mr. Mearsheimer on the century of humiliation. This is one of the reasons holds us together nowadays.

    • @sittu24
      @sittu24 Před 2 lety +1

      Why don't the Chinese government let the other countries live with peace and harmony.. Why you Chinese have border disputes with so many countries.. Why do you claim the entire territory South China Sea.. Why is your government using Dept trap policy on poor Asian and African nations... 🤬🤬

    • @Jackthecandlestick
      @Jackthecandlestick Před 2 lety +8

      @@sittu24 Why do you guys talk like the last 200 years ARE SO LONG? This is literally just the life of the US. China has been here for THOUSANDS OF YEARS, before US was even born guys. It feels like no one cares about the history of China, and just postulates and summarizes their behaviors based on the only 200 years of US history. It feels SO arrogant

    • @bench8956
      @bench8956 Před 2 lety +2

      @@Jackthecandlestick 你无法理劝一个顽固分子,中国人已经是世界上最卑微的强者了,游戏规则需要改变,亚洲就是中国的地盘,美洲就是美国的地盘,我们不去抢劫美洲,但是谁也没来亚洲找事

    • @mace3632
      @mace3632 Před 2 lety +7

      @@Jackthecandlestick I am an American, while I staunchly oppose Chinese efforts in the South China Sea I do understand it and I do respect the Chinese people.

    • @a55tech
      @a55tech Před rokem +1

      @@mace3632 bro, u simply got played by western brainwashing, what u think US is doing there, while China provides actual historical proof of holdings there

  • @NoName-yb1iv
    @NoName-yb1iv Před 2 lety +31

    Loved Kishore's dig at Mearsheimer about having to wear Asian glasses; if this was a debate, Kishore clearly won it because he's Asian and has those glasses on whereas the other one is too America-centric to grasp the complexities of what is really going on in Asia!

  • @mushroompiggy346
    @mushroompiggy346 Před 3 lety +149

    Basically John says: No one can dominating Asia and no one can dominating euro but only US can. That is the rule.

    • @zgyeye
      @zgyeye Před 2 lety +19

      @@zeapic8500 "oppressed and killed millions"? how do you know that? ridiculous!

    • @activemember1515
      @activemember1515 Před 2 lety +29

      @@zeapic8500 USA killed millions just look at iraq and Afghanistan you keyboard warrior

    • @jerryhe2423
      @jerryhe2423 Před 2 lety +8

      China is a peaceful country never conltrol any countries they are in for business

    • @baldogtondo7017
      @baldogtondo7017 Před 2 lety

      he don't know what he is saying an ignorant pretender that he is ha.. and you believe him ha..suckers ha...

    • @SromolKhmer
      @SromolKhmer Před 2 lety +4

      Exactly! It's the American way. And many still couldn't see this.

  • @mohanchandra8987
    @mohanchandra8987 Před 4 lety +129

    There is no point debating Western people or peole aligned to the western world as they will never have an objective view on the non white world.....The Yellow Peril will always be there!! Respect to Mahbubani...trying make the world a peaceful place!!

    • @philipcrouch
      @philipcrouch Před 4 lety

      The Yellow Peril was about the spread of Communism, and it is as reasonable now as it ever was.

    • @dickiesdocos
      @dickiesdocos Před 3 lety +10

      @@philipcrouch How is its spread as reasonable now? Because of China's success? Which countries are lining up eager for communism?

    • @philipcrouch
      @philipcrouch Před 3 lety +3

      @@dickiesdocos Not where I live. The actions of the CCP are repugnant to people, and we have sufficient liberty for our economy to work fine.

    • @smnyhl6241
      @smnyhl6241 Před 3 lety +10

      @@philipcrouch China actually is socialism with Chinese characteristic (actually is with strong infusion of capitalism). No more communism. Just they never change the party's name as CCP.

    • @yuanweisun3019
      @yuanweisun3019 Před 3 lety +4

      @@smnyhl6241 As Chinese, I totally agree with you. Now China is an absolute capitalist country, but most of the western do not know.

  • @cathayview
    @cathayview Před 3 lety +23

    John and Kishore are both realists and great strategic thinkers. Kishore has a clearer view as a 3rd party observer of the US and China competition. US has fallen into the hegemon trap, which resulted in "endless wars". The US can do much better by 1) facilitating technology innovation and excellence, and 2) embarking on a pan-am initiative or hemisphere initiative. Based on immigrant tradition, US can do a lot in the western hemisphere and both North and South Americas.

  • @Andy-P
    @Andy-P Před 3 lety +23

    This is one of the best debates I have heard on this subject

  • @jennyl4275
    @jennyl4275 Před 3 lety +399

    I don't see any security concern if Austrlia does not join US containment of China. I do see the economy concern if Austrilia Follow US on the containment.

    • @danielzhong4224
      @danielzhong4224 Před 3 lety +19

      It is maybe a right political decision for these politicians, but it is defientlly a bad governmental decision especially after this crazy pandemic, we will see pretty soon.

    • @matthewmorgan9269
      @matthewmorgan9269 Před 3 lety +1

      weirdo.

    • @atmark666
      @atmark666 Před 3 lety +5

      wumao

    • @zhangyi5145
      @zhangyi5145 Před 3 lety +39

      If Australia do not follow uncle Sam. There will be security concern coming from uncle Sam and uncle Sam will screw up its little lap dog.

    • @matthewmorgan9269
      @matthewmorgan9269 Před 3 lety +3

      @@zhangyi5145 Australia will willingly follow the USA because it is the moral and ethical thing to do due to the circumstances. Morality and ethics are a very foreign thing to the CCP and its cadres so I wouldn't expect them to understand. The CCP are sub human scum and must be defeated or the world will never forgive our generation.

  • @johnliang2006
    @johnliang2006 Před 3 lety +53

    Dr Kishore👍

  • @sansarsah2966
    @sansarsah2966 Před 3 lety +40

    OMG Kishore Mahbubani . You have earned new fan from me. Though you are indian , Indian news is completely different regarding virus

    • @nisar_adil
      @nisar_adil Před 2 lety +3

      Kishore is not Indian, he was born and raised in Singapore.

    • @baldogtondo7017
      @baldogtondo7017 Před 2 lety

      a traitor to his race ha...

  • @clodiamk9873
    @clodiamk9873 Před 2 lety +15

    I have lived in Asia for a long long time, and I agree with Kishore Mahbubani more. The way the Chinese conduct their business is vastly different from the Western way, the American way.

  • @alamm.n.1723
    @alamm.n.1723 Před 3 lety +54

    Hey Australian, you are not crippled, walk with your own feet. You don't need British and American to hold you to walk your own destiny.

    • @ph1688
      @ph1688 Před 3 lety +2

      **
      You're absolutely correct. Addition, the Western, especially the U.S. & Australia as minion are trying to contains / blocks the raise of China ( naturally ) by and always accustomed to using disgraceful politics and smearing methods to play with almost anything, anyone, anywhere in order to achieve their goals _ regardless of facts, conscience, nature, science, etc. and ultimately. . Just how naive, shameless, farce and nonsense. In short, when a man and girl fall in love with each other, he or she is obsessed by saying most beautiful words with each other .... then gets married. For some reason or a deliberated to force a divorce. Next, one of the conspiracies will make or fabricate the most dirty, nasty or even the most inhuman and immoral things to accuse the other party (maybe a poor victim)! On the other hands, people of the Far East (Chinese) have traditional self-cultivation, received family education at childhood and shame, they have rarely done such a thing to corrupt ( his or her ) themselves reputation, typically their family and clan reputation.**

    • @masterrhythm4596
      @masterrhythm4596 Před 3 lety +5

      @@ph1688 do u feel embarrassed when no one reads ur communist propaganda?

    • @vinryan3267
      @vinryan3267 Před 3 lety +1

      @@masterrhythm4596 I read it, ph 1688, I just didn't understand it.

    • @fisophia1734
      @fisophia1734 Před 3 lety +1

      @@masterrhythm4596 im read its, look better more then zionist propaganda in your head.

    • @anEyePhil
      @anEyePhil Před 2 lety

      Australia is providing visas to Hong Kong Chinese who want to retain their human rights. Xi Jinping and his gang have destroyed the 1997 agreement. The Republic of China is still alive and well in Taiwan. It should be restored as the true Sun Yat-Sen founded Government of all of China.

  • @elvinccw
    @elvinccw Před 4 lety +164

    The obvious question of course it's not Can China Rise Peacefully but rather should be Can Western Accept China Rise Peacefully!!!??? just my 2 cents opinion

    • @kurikoweiber5926
      @kurikoweiber5926 Před 3 lety +2

      100% agree

    • @louiswu6300
      @louiswu6300 Před 3 lety

      Then. You are smarter than most normals.

    • @ritahalo
      @ritahalo Před 3 lety +2

      @@boycottchyna5400how the USA raised? Steal telants and technology from Europe.

    • @ritahalo
      @ritahalo Před 3 lety

      Rised

    • @louiswu6300
      @louiswu6300 Před 3 lety +2

      @@boycottchyna5400 so. China should rise by colonize west? Just like what you kind did before?
      Sorry we are civilization. Not barbarian.

  • @carlosaugustodossantos9682
    @carlosaugustodossantos9682 Před 3 lety +12

    The difference in cultures between the US and China is the following metaphor:
    The US takes an orange, cuts it in half, and uses both sides to juice it until it is dry discarding afterwards. The Chinese takes an orange and study to try find solutions to grow an orange grove to become a partner. In both situations people are the oranges.

  • @ricotheman8139
    @ricotheman8139 Před 2 lety +44

    View this video 1.5 years later, it’s amazing to see how intelligent and far-sighted Mr.Kishore was. He almost accurately predicted everything was going to happen. So entertaining!

  • @bobochan0101
    @bobochan0101 Před 3 lety +214

    Well done Kishore, You are the only one telling the truth, have my full support!

    • @vinryan3267
      @vinryan3267 Před 3 lety

      @Sol太阳 You can't even name the host, Tom Switzer, and Mahbubani's opponent, John Mearsheimer . That's how much attention you paid to the debate. How much credibility does that give you ?

    • @Kampf0r
      @Kampf0r Před 2 lety +2

      @Sol太阳 and China is fascist regime. Just ask the Uyghurs, Tibetans, Hongkongers and Taiwanese.

    • @shielatee302
      @shielatee302 Před 2 lety

      😂😂😂😂 this Kishore is such a joke.
      This guy is no longer relevant in Singapore.
      He just use LKY n the Political Party to make his mark.
      He is an armchair leader with NO REAL WORK to his name.
      He is just here to sell his book 📖
      Has China Won??? 😂😂😂 on his bookshelf.
      👍👍👍👏👏👏 best product placing EVER 😉

    • @shielatee302
      @shielatee302 Před 2 lety

      @RFC Fung
      😂😂😂 you really think his books selling like hot cakes 😂😂😂
      Just like print media…books are so 2000.
      He is just a cheap saleperson.
      His product placement in the background is such a joke.
      I think I have more following in my short write up than his…
      The thing he discuss in that China book have been discussed by another author.
      So don’t worry about me…

    • @shielatee302
      @shielatee302 Před 2 lety

      @RFC Fung
      My education is mine…to continue as long as I am alive.
      I did finish my schooling.
      You admiring this fellow do reflect on your Education journey.
      Just go for better minds.
      Chomsky make more sense than this fellow who will go where the Money is.
      He does not stand for anything.
      The reason I can’t stand him.

  • @cedricwai7499
    @cedricwai7499 Před 4 lety +69

    Mahbubani is a great and intelligent man who is so well known throughout the world. Go Mahbubani go!

    • @lchmann65
      @lchmann65 Před 4 lety +2

      If you read all his published works... he had proven right in his forecasts. He is indeed a great man.

  • @mguo8190
    @mguo8190 Před 3 lety +28

    As soon as the host says “communist regime”, everyone knows he shitted on the name “independent studies”.

    • @ahmedphaisal1658
      @ahmedphaisal1658 Před 2 lety +1

      Hehe so Australia must be democratical regime

    • @dimelo3027
      @dimelo3027 Před 2 lety +1

      Communist followed by regime is part of the English grammar. Especially in Australian English.

    • @Grizzlyx9
      @Grizzlyx9 Před 2 lety

      But it is communist reginlme , is it not ?

  • @sheeteshaswal
    @sheeteshaswal Před 3 lety +19

    Awesome discussion. The sheer quality of the conversation was tremendous. Coming from an interview of Kishore where the interviewer was the limiting factor, this was a welcome change. In the end, it is not important who won, but how well you played.

    • @baldogtondo7017
      @baldogtondo7017 Před 2 lety

      read my replies above we filipinos were victims of the chinese mongoloid expansionism...

  • @hanhgoldman
    @hanhgoldman Před 3 lety +78

    As the old saying goes : Don't bite the hand that feeds you !

    • @Andy-P
      @Andy-P Před 3 lety

      Then get fed by another hand

    • @hanhgoldman
      @hanhgoldman Před 3 lety +1

      @@Andy-PThe irony is that the other hand has not food to feed you. get it ?

    • @Andy-P
      @Andy-P Před 3 lety

      @@hanhgoldman Yes I do. There is the rest of the world but in the short term that won't help Australia. It will cost both China & Australia more. In the short term it will cost Australia more but China could lose its economic leverage over Australia.

    • @hanhgoldman
      @hanhgoldman Před 3 lety

      @Dr Evil My evil deed. Leeching , not feeding is the correct word. it is exactly a self indulging glib tongue and twisting mind of you that has brought you to what you are today.

    • @hanhgoldman
      @hanhgoldman Před 3 lety +1

      @Dr Evil my evil friend, continue be who you are. It is not an issue of calling a spade a spade but mistaken a sock as a shoe, . your head as your butt and so for ..

  • @funzone4468
    @funzone4468 Před 3 lety +340

    I DONT KNOW IF CHINA WON OR NOT, BUT KISHORE WON EASILY .

    • @1980raj
      @1980raj Před 3 lety +14

      Yeah.. Won lot of money from CCP

    • @medialcanthus9681
      @medialcanthus9681 Před 3 lety +67

      @@1980raj YOU think everything is based on money, very shallow minded. OTHER people have intelligence and values, you know.

    • @1980raj
      @1980raj Před 3 lety +11

      @@medialcanthus9681 You mean the CCP which cares only money and kills own people right ?

    • @medialcanthus9681
      @medialcanthus9681 Před 3 lety +32

      @@1980raj you know you were referring to Kishore so don't pretend.

    • @1980raj
      @1980raj Před 3 lety +5

      @@medialcanthus9681 Both him and the evil CCP

  • @anthonyhon2682
    @anthonyhon2682 Před 3 lety +10

    Eleven months after your debate, it is getting crystal clear that the predictions made by Professor KM are precisely right.
    My ThumbsUp

  • @richardchak696
    @richardchak696 Před 3 lety +4

    The 2 debater Kishore & Mearsheimer exactly depict the Asian outlook & Western outlook of the world. One the Western view points it is the survival of the fittest the stronger one will walloped the weaker one. I am just being candid here the Western always look at winner take all...Asian doesn't look at it this way there is always a path to co-existence which can benefits both....that is being Civilize. That is what former Malaysian PM Mahathir said "We have been China neighbor for thousands of year yet China have never Colonised or Conquered us...but when the Western came via Portuguese, Conquered us withina few yrs" follow by....Dutch, British, French....within a few years there Conquered & Colonised everyone in Asia wow what a revaluation!!!!!

  • @johnwayne-zy5cz
    @johnwayne-zy5cz Před 3 lety +365

    I really like Kishore's rationale and pragmatic solutions to potential conflicts. No wonder he was a top diplomat in UN security council. Need more peacemakers like him. My salute to you good sir!

    • @guitarninjarick8179
      @guitarninjarick8179 Před 3 lety +5

      Meh, kind of sounds like India'sversion of Neville Chamberlain

    • @rajnikantchande2677
      @rajnikantchande2677 Před 3 lety +3

      John Wayne
      I think Kishore has theoretical brilliance in rationalizing & producing solutions to potential conflicts. But, I believe, he is so dazzled by China's exponential rise , that he has overlooked or has not understood CCP'S strategic aims to conquer & dominate the world without firing a shot
      .
      As we all know by now, the
      CCP'S has repeatedly used a devious means to achieve its strategic objective: viz. debt- trap for financial colonisation of weak nations in Africa, Asia, Latin Anerica, etc.
      What Kishore also seems to ignore is China is regularly using its financial & military firepower to bully etc and dictate terms to weaker nations for trade & infrastructure deals ....these nations, being dependent on China's domination of the global supply chain, often end up surrendering their strategic land or their key infrastructure
      assets.
      This is economic & financial colonialism imposed by China by devious backdoor methods. .....If Kishore finds this colonisation of the world by China " without firing a shot" a " rationale " way to avoid US intervention & loss of influence in countries of strategic & security interest to USA, then , certainly , China has avoided a potential conflict with US in the SHORT TERM ONLY.
      Sooner or later , US will wake up & challenge China aggressively when its long term interests are threatened by China's ( debt trap ) back door colonisation of the world . Hence, Kishore's " pragmatism " to avoid potential conflict between China & US has NO LONG TERM validity.
      4.9.20

    • @johnwayne-zy5cz
      @johnwayne-zy5cz Před 3 lety +6

      @@prongs He's Singaporean

    • @johnwayne-zy5cz
      @johnwayne-zy5cz Před 3 lety +16

      @@rajnikantchande2677Historically, the British and Americans did exactly that ? Only difference is that China beating them at their own game without blood shed. No country is perfect and china not an exception as its already the largest economy in terms of PPP so her rise inevitable. Kishore argument was really about seeking balance through power sharing. China is located in Asia and naturally with their economic might will be the dominant country. The issue right now US refused to relinquished its influence citing democractic freedom..conveniently. Bullied countries around the world that dont share their master slave mentality. Look at UK, Canada and Australia fate by following US footsteps and bidding blindly.

    • @johnwayne-zy5cz
      @johnwayne-zy5cz Před 3 lety +10

      @@prongs After stepping down, he served as a Senior Advisor at NUS during a nine-month sabbatical at various universities, including Harvard University's Ash Center for Democratic Governance and Innovation.[3] He is currently a Distinguished Fellow at the Asia Research Institute.[4]

  • @CYTse-mm3yg
    @CYTse-mm3yg Před 4 lety +164

    The moderator should not be called a "moderator". He clearly either intentionally or 'Unknowingly' tries to espouse the western "misrepresentation". He tried to call the covid 19 virus the "Wuhan" virus and tried to call Taiwan formosa etc and never mentioned that it was part of the country of China in its history. Both of which was disputed masterfully by Mr Mahbubani. Thank you. Mr Mahbubani, a lot of education still is needed with these "media" sorts.

    • @philipcrouch
      @philipcrouch Před 4 lety +3

      The CIS is a thinktank dedicated to liberty. He is moderating it from the perspective of the values espoused by liberals, in the true sense of the word.

    • @engchoonkoay8973
      @engchoonkoay8973 Před 4 lety +17

      Agreed that shows how lowdown bootlicking Australian willing to be dog of the US.

    • @philipcrouch
      @philipcrouch Před 4 lety +2

      @@engchoonkoay8973 What's wrong with dogs? I've always thought they were a noble animal, but then, we don't eat them in Australia. :)

    • @alanx1522
      @alanx1522 Před 4 lety +16

      Philip Crouch stop kidding yourself. Use your eyes to see and ears to listen. Liberty, don’t make me laugh. You don’t know the truth if it slaps you on your face.

    • @alanx1522
      @alanx1522 Před 4 lety +20

      Philip Crouch if you want to generalised about China. Maybe you don’t eat dogs, you eat kangaroo........ seriously, you guys murdered the true Australians. The Aborigines!

  • @theodorelaurence1790
    @theodorelaurence1790 Před 2 lety +9

    If kishore doesn't give australians the chills, I don't know what would. A person like Kishore takes a lot of delight in making the australians quake in their boots.

    • @Vlog-hu8gb
      @Vlog-hu8gb Před rokem +1

      Kishore is a paid CCP troll, I am sure there are similar people in Australia

    • @j4rey989
      @j4rey989 Před rokem +3

      He is blunt, he doesnt sugar coat. Australia has been hyping up "China threat" and the recent behaviours by Australian administration are a great concern to Chinese.
      1. Solomon Islands hype up.
      2. Nuclear Sub deal with US, which has been rebuked by Keating, is not a defence deal.
      3. Various fearmongering Chinese PLA army videos played on media.
      4. Lack of diplomatic talks.
      So his blunt response that Australia needs to rethink their diplomatic strategy is a perfect response to the question posed by the interviewer who asked him why is China doing trade ban with Australia.

    • @j4rey989
      @j4rey989 Před rokem +3

      ​@@Vlog-hu8gb I disagree he is a CCP troll.
      Kishore is a realist and an optimist.
      Realist because he sees China's growth potential to become an economic super power, he also sees India's growth potential. Mearsheimer says China will try to be a regional hegemony, which I think is not easy, because of the very fact that China is near other great power like Russia which it is heavily dependent, and there's India which also has great potential.
      Additionally, he sees as I see, that China doesnt want conflict. China has another 30-50% of development to do. Entering into a military conflict will stall the international trade, look at Ukrainian conflict. China wants peace, peace promotes trade, and right now China is the world factory, its also building BRI trade routes to facilitate trade.
      Optimist, knowing the above two points, he is hoping that China would be able to rise peacefully, but the real question is Would US hegemony die peacefully? Like Mearsheimer says US is hell bent on containing China. Right now US is trying to wreck Russia, which is China's "no limit" partner. US is also arming Taiwan, preparing Aus-China conflict, India-China conflict. I would think China's peaceful rise is not possible, because US wouldnt allow it, but Kishore is an optimist and he believes that Chinese administration is capable of tactfully managing US aggressive foreign policy.
      Footnote: China brokered a peace deal of a decade long conflict between Saudi and Iran. Reports are Russia is close to brokering Syria-Turkey peace deal. Which would essentially mean stability on Northern Middle East.

    • @donparky1812
      @donparky1812 Před 11 měsíci

      @@Vlog-hu8gb We ASEAN countries still vividly remember imperial Japan's cruelty in WW2 and US bombardment of Vietnam war. Even now there always are casaulties from dud bombs and unclear minefield.
      American soldiers are not welcome.

    • @Vlog-hu8gb
      @Vlog-hu8gb Před 11 měsíci

      @@donparky1812
      You still remember a few years of war and forgot centuries of oppression by Western Europeans, who besides other atrocities were involved in trafficking and slave trade of your women for hundreds of years

  • @StrongbyLee
    @StrongbyLee Před 2 lety +43

    A problematic issue I see with John's argument in this interview is his stance on Taiwan/West relations vs Ukraine/West relations.
    When discussing Ukraine, John believes the best way to have avoided the current crisis is for Ukraine to have either remained neutral or went pro-Russia since it's neighbors with Russia.
    However, when discussing Taiwan, he believes it's best for Taiwan to side with the West, despite China being its neighbor.
    I wonder why the stance is different. I'm guessing it's because John theorizes that Russia would have been OK if Ukraine was just economically friendly with West and not associated with NATO. This is also assuming Russia wouldn't have invaded Ukraine on the basis of the civil war in the east.
    But what of Taiwan? Would China have been OK with Taiwan if it was only pro-West economically and didn't have a military relationship with the US?

    • @ruoyuli4091
      @ruoyuli4091 Před 2 lety +5

      first thing that would happen is Taiwan became independent is that they will ask the U.S to setup a military base there with Nuclear missile ready. This would be an existential threat. And the Chinese will not let that happen

    • @StrongbyLee
      @StrongbyLee Před 2 lety

      @@ruoyuli4091 if it's an existential threat when Taiwan is independent, what's stopping them from doing it now?

    • @tonylai6702
      @tonylai6702 Před 2 lety +11

      @@StrongbyLee US wouldn't let that happen, because it is much more valuable for Taiwan to continue to remain as a conflict or bargaining chip. Do you know Sun Tsz's Art of War about defeating enemy without fighting? Look at how Ukraine served as US's pawn in weakening Russia, without US committing much into the war themselves? Then you might understand why US would prefer Taiwan issue to be a loose end.

    • @mensrea1251
      @mensrea1251 Před 2 lety +6

      Mearsheimer is a realist. He sees the world the way it is, not the way we may wish it to be. Staying neutral would have been a viable strategy for Ukraine vis a vis Russia. Finland has done it, same with Sweden. Ukraine was fine staying neutral until 2014. In Taiwan’s case, neutrality is simply not on the table. It’s not a matter of whether Taiwan is aligned with the west or not. Even if it wasn’t, China would want it back. China simply believes Taiwan is theirs. And of course the island holds enormous geostrategic value. Neutrality has never been an option the way it was with the Ukraine.

    • @StrongbyLee
      @StrongbyLee Před 2 lety +7

      @@mensrea1251 I agree. I guess after the dissolution of the USSR, Ukraine claimed soverignty and was given it. Taiwan, on the other hand, was founded by an opposition party who engaged in a civil war, and there was no formal ceasefire, and is still considered a part of China.
      I wish John would have specified these points because I'm sure it will lead to a lot of confusion in future if the US and China ever fight over Taiwan; it is NOT a sovereign state, so therefore it doesn't have the same right to sovereignty as Ukraine did.

  • @MrSagowoon
    @MrSagowoon Před 3 lety +58

    It's just sheer arrogance if not racist for a westerner who lives thousands of miles away to think he understands Asia better than an Asian who lives in the region

    • @davidknecht
      @davidknecht Před 3 lety

      Arrogant? Yes. Racist? No.

    • @sharadapai7501
      @sharadapai7501 Před 3 lety

      arrogance and racism are the attributes of the middle kingdom.

    • @ph1688
      @ph1688 Před 3 lety

      **
      You're absolutely correct. Addition, the Western, especially the U.S. & Australia as minion are trying to contain / block the raise of China ( naturally ) by and always accustomed to using disgraceful politics and smearing methods to play with almost anything, anyone, anywhere in order to achieve their goals _ regardless of facts, conscience, nature, science, etc. and ultimately. . Just how naive, shameless, farce and nonsense. In short, when a man and girl fall in love with each other, he or she is obsessed by saying most beautiful words with each other .... then gets married. For some reason or a deliberated to force a divorce. Next, one of the conspiracies will make or fabricate the most dirty, nasty or even the most inhuman and immoral things to accuse the other party (maybe a poor victim)! On the other hands, people of the Far East (Chinese) have traditional self-cultivation, received family education at childhood and shame, they have rarely done such a thing to corrupt ( his or her ) themselves reputation, typically their family and clan reputation.**

    • @Amidat
      @Amidat Před 3 lety

      what do you expect...? been that way a loooooonnnngggg time

    • @ph1688
      @ph1688 Před 3 lety

      @@Amidat **Since this is the 21st century, everything is globalized and must go forward. Regardless of race, sex, age, religion, stance, rich or poor, small or large country _ peoples need to be friendly, cooperate better to live peacefully and self-refrain any conflicts. Time is not a matter. If there are no enemies, you are deliberately building them, then you will be your own enemy!**.............................

  • @kijjawiswakoranant2743
    @kijjawiswakoranant2743 Před 3 lety +345

    The book “Has China won?” was published in January. Now it’s June, so I suggest it should be followed by a second addition named “China has won!”

  • @lowkeyconvert8971
    @lowkeyconvert8971 Před 3 lety +19

    lol, props to Kishore Mahubani. he already knew the trajectory that this conversation was going to take - a very biased, anti-china stance - and he corrected and addressed switzer's statements politely but swiftly when necesary. it's not even conclusive yet that the virus was "made in china" to use switzer's provocative and slanderous language.

  • @Diderot68
    @Diderot68 Před 3 lety +13

    Australia had been warned months ago. They did not heed Kishore’s advice.

  • @billyyap9188
    @billyyap9188 Před 4 lety +60

    My question is.....why US have 200 over biological labs throughout the world and the nations that the labs located is in the dark?

    • @sunray9941
      @sunray9941 Před 4 lety

      Because the labs are private, and they dont want to be under US control, while in any other country they can do anything they want to.
      Same with coronavirus 19.
      Just because some american individuals runs to your country, America as a country not responsible for your government to allow them to be on their territories. Ask your government why these labs are on their territiries.

    • @seanzhang5554
      @seanzhang5554 Před 3 lety

      @Heather Larson Democratic labs? Humor of the day!

  • @johnnytsang2047
    @johnnytsang2047 Před 3 lety +210

    That's the western thinking 😂 you HAVE to dominate the world ! His saying that the Chinese crazy not to !
    NO YOU ARE CRAZY THINKING THAT WAY !

    • @Time4Peace
      @Time4Peace Před 3 lety +55

      When you are a thief, you think everyone else is one too, and silly not to steal when given a chance.

    • @KneelBeforeBlue
      @KneelBeforeBlue Před 3 lety +14

      @@Time4Peace aelm tbh, the West is a thief

    • @Time4Peace
      @Time4Peace Před 3 lety +3

      @Conor Here's a brief crash course on history of conquest. But the meatier stuff is longer in the BBC documentary.
      czcams.com/video/alJaltUmrGo/video.html
      BBC Documentary:
      czcams.com/video/alJaltUmrGo/video.html

    • @jinvonastrea1141
      @jinvonastrea1141 Před 3 lety +7

      @Conor bruh they litterally fked up iraq and yemen by supplying them with weapon, letting them kill each other. Million of kid died, proceed to convicing the world that they're doing it for democracy and so on aka war propaganda. America has a history of invading and looting oil from other country , u can't deny that i didn't happen lmao. Sending bunch of army into other country xD.

    • @Time4Peace
      @Time4Peace Před 3 lety +10

      @Conor When you used the word West, it of course refers to key Western European powers which are Britain, France, Portugal, Belgium, Spain, Italy and Germany. That's the bulk of the West, isn't it. And you said the West did not steal? It stole land, people, resources, dignity, humanity, livelihood, all because they have fire power. And then you say it's only a handful of western powers do that? All those countries I mentioned are colonial powers. They are so to extract minerals, oils, agricultural products, labour and land by force directly or indirectly, which is stealing. Learn to see from the eyes of humanity and not from your 'kind' and you can see things better. Yes, Ireland was a victim of colonialism too. The potato famine which killed millions, was a part of that misery.

  • @angeliquewu8318
    @angeliquewu8318 Před 3 lety +23

    The only reason why I upvoted was because of Kishore.
    If the world followed John Mearsheimer's Cold War kind of thinking, we would be doomed to a WWIII and then it will definitely be a lose-lose game all around.

    • @jimluebke3869
      @jimluebke3869 Před 2 lety

      Not at all. China has the ability to reform to include more freedom and flexibility in its system, which would be a net benefit to everyone -- especially Chinese citizens.
      Cooperating with a tyrannical government wouldn't be beneficial to anyone.

    • @angeliquewu8318
      @angeliquewu8318 Před 2 lety +2

      @@jimluebke3869 ?
      Wdym by not at all?
      But personally, I think that the Chinese system is already quite flexible. In fact, most people are free. Whether or not Western people understand/are able to comprehend this is up to them, I guess, but it doesn't really matter, because at the end of the day, Chinese people are just living their lives happily.

    • @jimluebke3869
      @jimluebke3869 Před 2 lety +1

      @@angeliquewu8318 Hong Kong is free? Falun Gong practitioners are free? Christians are free?
      Does it ever bother you that you lie so much?

    • @kaimanyu586
      @kaimanyu586 Před rokem +1

      @Jim, I can't stand fools like you, who don't know anything about China... But at the same time you fools think you know better than Chinese people what's happening in China.. Are you guys stupid or what? You don't speak Chinese, you never been to China, only time you ever speak to Chinese is in a restaurant...
      The media and govt of your nation can't even tell you the truth about your own nation, they are constantly lying.. But you believe everything they say about China... That's the definition of being an idiot...
      Anyway, no one kills more people, destroys more nations than Western democracies, and that's 100% facts.
      You went around the world stealing resources, killing people and destroying nations and it never stopped till this day...
      But dumb people like you, who don't know their own history, think they have a right to lecture others.. Just STFU, you Western POS...

    • @wingkeungkong415
      @wingkeungkong415 Před rokem

      @@jimluebke3869 Hong Kong enjoy far more Freedom under China
      You are just opening your big mouth
      You know nothing about Asia and
      Asia history

  • @wyattlines7228
    @wyattlines7228 Před 2 lety +37

    Why does John think they need to become a regional hegemony? His view of things is so tainted by hawkish American biases.
    China has played its game the same for 30 years. Use their huge labor base to outsource all if America's productive capacity to them, use that to fuel GDP growth, which they then turn around and use to build infrastructure for their own people, thereby raising a generation of incredibly smart people who bolster their enormous tech and engineering sector.
    Because of that, they now are not reliant on US capital to pursue projects, allowing them to use surplus' they have to give money to other nations disillusioned with America.
    Now they have built ports, rail, roads, and all this crucial economic infrastructure while America privatized every social security net they had, resulting in a generation of Americans disenfranchised from their own nation, and because of a lack of investment in public education, the people of America are pretty dumb to be honest.
    Now the board is set as China has many positive relations with foreign countries, as well as the infrastructure and currency to defeat the USA without firing a shot.
    They need only get more than half the world to switch to their currency, isolate America financially, and squeeze the west with in fighting as western nations decide whether to stay with American dollars and trade routes, or side with China.
    America put all of its cards into conventional weapons of war EVEN AFTER THEY INVENTED the device that made conventional war impossible between any nation that has it.
    The US isn't going to lose. They already have and now we are just waiting here to see if they proverbially flip the table and kill us all if they can't have their manifest destiny.

    • @wyattlines7228
      @wyattlines7228 Před 2 lety +3

      @@reviewsfreestyled14 Automation is a really useful thing, especially when I said in that same paragraph that they've been raising a whole damn generation of engineers. Seems like maybe automation was the plan. And the one child policy was only ever for Han Chinese, all other 50 some ethnic demographics I'm China could have more (including Uighurs)
      Also, the US literally bullies everyone in a much more aggressive way (see their nearly 800 military bases abroad.) There really is no criticism of China you can make, which the US and western allies haven't committed or have committed fat worse.

  • @hankebactinh6308
    @hankebactinh6308 Před 3 lety +242

    Kishore Mahbubani, first time i am listening to Kishore , i give you 10/10 . best speaker . i was worrying you got attacked by John , but you didnt let me down , very smart answer .

    • @toby-xo6rb
      @toby-xo6rb Před 3 lety +2

      @Marc Jackson So what are your beliefs mate?

    • @kensim8378
      @kensim8378 Před 3 lety +9

      thenew aust pm scott is an idiot anbecoming another stooge of trump justlike
      abe of japan

    • @hankebactinh6308
      @hankebactinh6308 Před 3 lety +5

      @Marc Jackson this is how Trump behave and same as the rest of people who follow him

    • @fw3954
      @fw3954 Před 3 lety +3

      Absolutely, he is the best and smartest diplomat worldwide.

    • @akadannuakkadannu6112
      @akadannuakkadannu6112 Před 3 lety

      @@kensim8378 yes CCP virus, you may be right.

  • @Chadmeleon
    @Chadmeleon Před 4 lety +129

    Kishore is the best!! Much wiser than that old white guy!

    • @sheenesteves2167
      @sheenesteves2167 Před 4 lety +3

      racist

    • @Sketcher86
      @Sketcher86 Před 4 lety +15

      @@sheenesteves2167 You Americans are racist too...why did you vote for Trump.

    • @Sketcher86
      @Sketcher86 Před 4 lety +7

      @Katana Sharp You are such an idiot to say trump has made more answers...you are talkimg about a man who doesn't belive in climate chage. I don't have to say anything.

    • @michaelwan6640
      @michaelwan6640 Před 4 lety +3

      I agree. But try not to be abusive by labelling people old or white. He is a decent guy.

    • @michaelwan6640
      @michaelwan6640 Před 4 lety +2

      Love this program. Really objective, not so extreme. Good discussion.

  • @victorlim1561
    @victorlim1561 Před 3 lety +13

    It’s a clear win for Kishore by his pronunciation of “Taiwan”.

  • @modekiller
    @modekiller Před 2 lety +3

    Kishore is like a caring father and John is like a naughty child keep saying only I can win.

  • @IvanTeoBoo
    @IvanTeoBoo Před 3 lety +100

    Kishore is simply brilliant.

    • @vinryan3267
      @vinryan3267 Před 3 lety +3

      You haven't listened to him, stop at 'simp 'and substitute 'le' for 'ly'. He's not brilliant at all, he's been saying the same things for years, the only ones who listen to him are CCP apologists.

    • @jamesmay1375
      @jamesmay1375 Před 2 lety +2

      Yeah symphatise with CCP narrative only an idiot can't see China's narrative . Only China mainlander's n individual citizens with Chinese ancestry are supporting Kishore crap narrative as he is pushing Chinese supremacy like Hitler pushing Nazi supremacy. The world is suffering thanks to the China's virus which was handled irresponsibly by the communist pigs.

    • @carollee5043
      @carollee5043 Před 2 lety

      @@vinryan3267 up

    • @egstamaria
      @egstamaria Před 2 lety

      @@vinryan3267 agree he's always going off topic on difficult questions and using same examples on multiple interviews and always promoting his book. China stooge.

  • @TommyBeaux
    @TommyBeaux Před 3 lety +161

    Jimmy Carter describes America as “the most warlike nation in the history of the world... China has not wasted a single penny on war, and that’s why they’re ahead of us in almost every way.”
    Carter then said the U.S. has been at peace for only 16 of its 242 years as a nation. Counting wars, military attacks and military occupations, there have actually only been five years of peace in US history.
    China’s peace dividend has allowed and enhanced its economic growth, Carter said. “How many miles of high-speed railroad do we have in this country?” he asked. China has around 18,000 miles (29,000 km) of high speed rail lines while the US has “wasted, I think, $3 trillion” on military spending. According to a November 2018 study by Brown University’s Watson Institute of International and Public Affairs, the US has spent $5.9 trillion waging war in Iraq,
    www.telesurtv.net/opinion/Jimmy-Carter-Lectures-Trump-US-Most-Warlike-Nation-in-History-of-the-World-20190418-0020.html

    • @cheryldeboissiere7824
      @cheryldeboissiere7824 Před 3 lety +3

      Rafael Acosta you seriously need help. Investing in warfare does not enable financial growth. I thought the US military was bloated when I was serving in Japan. Keeping it at the size it was, was ridiculous and then it expanded. Deep cuts had to be made during the Clinton administration just to save the US economy. Wars by the Bush administration, necessary and unnecessary, placed the USA 🇺🇸 in even greater debt than the ever ridiculous Reagan administration. Where is that force field sci fi worthy technology anyway?

    • @joanribi8209
      @joanribi8209 Před 3 lety +1

      Clearly: total ignorance of the rise of Islam out of Arabia throughout the Middle East, Turkey , Asia etc.

    • @Clusterboy
      @Clusterboy Před 2 lety

      Soviet Union collapsed for same reason.

    • @oliverjamito9902
      @oliverjamito9902 Před 2 lety

      Beloved just know there are wolves dressed in sheeps clothing among all the nations beloved. Including here in America. Indeed came from us but not of us beloved. Wolves dressed in sheeps clothing. You may know them by their fruits! Now is able to see! Remember the tree is known by it's fruits beloved. Kings and priests of YESHUA Jesus christ the blameless 1! YESHUA his HOSTS are awakening and becoming WEARY! Commanded to uphold God's True Will and for all FEETS upon all the CHURCHES of all the nations will be YESHUA Jesus's christ our blameless 1. Only 1 who is good, revealed God's true image and attributes to be able to approach God as a child. Beloved remember can't separate 1st. Love God 2nd. Love thy neighbors as thyself! In due time. Enslavement nor TRAILS of tears HOLOCAUST TOTALITARIAN mindset. Who can ABORT precious babies! Will you tell these same minds that your life is worth more than a precious babies beloved? Remember YESHUA Jesus christ HOSTS and own are upholders of God's True Will. 1st. Love God all our minds, hearts, souls, and STRENGHT. 2nd. Love thy neighbors as thyself truly without ceasing but with boldness. Intent, based, foundation, and where your heart will be also beloved! HEIRS. Intent to BECOME new. Noone can uproot nor shaken but here to stay for good. Outpouring of God's spirit upon all flesh and LANGUAGE is given and LANGUAGE is understood indeed. To all who received and hearkened with delight. Became a child in front of God with sincere conversations. Talking and utterance has an Aim belove! I judge not yet ye be judge but do judge the tree by it's fruits! Can be eaten or spit out! Intent to BECOME New indeed. Truth and peace reunite. Haven for our innocents youngs sons and daughters as intended. Kingdom of God and its righteousness. Walking in humility, spirituality, and faith with delight and sincerity. Repentance and becoming a child in front of God. Is like who am I?

    • @willkydd
      @willkydd Před 2 lety

      The problem with America is that it is losing its military edge. Having that military edge is/would be *by far* better than any "peace divident". Who would you rather "be": someone who can build roads well and fast or someone who can destroy anyone's roads while protecting its own roads?

  • @richhew9395
    @richhew9395 Před 2 lety +21

    Listening to this old discussion, it so real that Meisheimer epitomizes the war mongering USA who
    1. Cannot bear to lose its imperialist and hegemonic status when he insist that USA will do anything to contain and destruct China based on fear, jealousy, lies and anger
    2. How USA is the king and colonial master of Australia when Australia really did forego its prosperity for security (remember how he threatened, humiliated and cowed Australia in his talk in Australia)when Australians were thwarted from exporting to China and foolishly agreed to an Auskus deal where its prosperity is taken away by US and UK for some outdated subs.
    So much for a lap dog Scumo to boot when USA sells to China what Australia abstained from.
    Americans had the pleasure of choosing who to run American policies every 4 years which actually are the same regardless of GOP or Demos in charge. They continue to decline and go into poverty, enjoy decaying infrastructures and being ruled by plutocrats.
    My respect to Kishore..He is the present and future representation of WORLD PEACE as Meisheimer is the Past as a disrespectful warhog and bully.

    • @Pluto102
      @Pluto102 Před 2 lety +2

      Meisheimer is realistic

    • @johnniea4684
      @johnniea4684 Před 2 lety

      You're completely wrong on Mearsheimer. He illustrates, as a realist international relations thinker, what in his view Great Powers have done in the past, continue to do in the present and will do in the future. He considers that all the wars the US has fought, or sponsored in the past 30 years have been bad ideas from a policy standpoint; he does not get into morality, that's not what he's talking about. He's a liberal democrat but believes that the US fighting wars to spread liberal doctrine has been a foolhardy foreign policy strategy, that is ideological, not realist. With all due respect, you cannot be at all familiar with him to consider him to be a "war monger".

  • @demonridera
    @demonridera Před 3 lety +5

    It would be great to have two blocs. Anglo Saxons exclusively interacting among themselves alone and all the rest being a separate club. Both should be happy with the arrangement.

  • @hanfresco
    @hanfresco Před 3 lety +60

    Taiwan is officially known as "Formosa"? No Mr. Moderator. Taiwan is officially the "Republic of China".

    • @jasperc8615
      @jasperc8615 Před 3 lety +9

      He was born in 20th century, but his brain was taken from a frozen body from 1700s

    • @skazka3789
      @skazka3789 Před 3 lety +9

      I cringed when hearing that colonial bullshit

    • @bjorganmorten
      @bjorganmorten Před 3 lety

      Officially the r ..., what does officially mean? Is it what UN says, or what most people say? What the business and trade say, production people say.

    • @hanfresco
      @hanfresco Před 3 lety +6

      ​@@bjorganmorten​
      Officially means Taiwan's own constitution. Its first line reads:
      The National Assembly of the Republic of China, by virtue of the mandate received from the whole body of citizens, in accordance with the teachings bequeathed by Dr. Sun Yat-sen in founding the Republic of China, and in order to consolidate the authority of the State, safeguard the rights of the people, ensure social tranquility, and promote the welfare of the people, do hereby establish this Constitution, to be promulgated throughout the country for faithful and perpetual observance by all.
      Imagine if I went to the Kingdom of Norway and declared that Norway is officially known as Vikingland.

    • @wanton_sushisesame
      @wanton_sushisesame Před 3 lety +6

      When the moderator said the "corona virus was made in China" I already thought how obviously more biased can he be. I'm sure it's not due to ignorance!

  • @deepzzzzz8
    @deepzzzzz8 Před 4 lety +89

    Kishore Mahbubani says he's speaking as a friend to Australian. He did with his wise and candid words. I only hope more ozzies will listen to him.

    • @wahyuindrasto8307
      @wahyuindrasto8307 Před 4 lety +11

      *I doubt it. Most Australians don't like the information being conveyed by Kishore because it doesn't match with their very narrow world-view. Sad, actually, as what Kishore said makes a whole lot of sense.*

    • @deepzzzzz8
      @deepzzzzz8 Před 4 lety +1

      @@wahyuindrasto8307 So true! And so sad.

    • @wespolley9397
      @wespolley9397 Před 3 lety +1

      @@wahyuindrasto8307 Correction: they are both as with this site Pentecostal Church owned.

  • @jialiang4500
    @jialiang4500 Před 3 lety +4

    I have to say many Singaporean politicians are so knowledgeable, always addressed facts! I like them, so insightful.
    John Mearsheimer ......now make me think no matter which school you graduated, as long as you only follow ideology and feelings but not facts, then you will look 50% less smart.

  • @sandymaulana8358
    @sandymaulana8358 Před 10 měsíci +3

    Fully agree with Kishore on Eastern way of dealing power. Only one conundrum with his theory: how to explain the behavior of Japan during WW II?
    Surely Japan was not peaceful internally and tried to conquer to Korean peninsula. However, when the potential power they possess very large, they may change their behavior like Japan back then. In this way, the West especially US has very understandable reason to worry issues may come from Pacific side by project that historical experience.

  • @juanuang2924
    @juanuang2924 Před 3 lety +72

    in this case ,nobody win! But I really want to know how Australia feels when he knows that his American brother exports beef to China and makes a lot of money.

    • @MsDiscofever
      @MsDiscofever Před 3 lety +2

      A lot of Australians have taken note and realize the U.S. has back stabbed us. So we are now little more sceptical of america and no longer trust like we use to. But we still trust china even less. Having that said, our approval of both superpowers has gone down over the years but we are way more distrusting of china than we are with the united states.

    • @MsDiscofever
      @MsDiscofever Před 3 lety +1

      @Black Knight I wasn't asserting that this incident was abnormal nor unexpected when it comes to free trade and the viewpoints weren't in just "my eyes," the general sentiments in respects to China and Australia were recorded statistically, at least to gauge general sentiments. People still view America favourably in relation to China, it's just favourable viewpoints decreased steadily for both countries.
      And on the point of "everyone kicks and puts down America," first off, people still view China unfavourably in relation to America, so China still is dealing with the brunt of poor reputation; secondly, this is the natural consequence of all superpowers: scepticism and poor reputation as an abuser of power as well as an opportunist are natural occurrences for all hegemonic powers; thirdly, as Australians, we should be noting the fact that our trade was essentially taken from us; are you suggesting that we should remain quiet and just accept. "Oh it's free trade, that's what we should expect."
      We can't do anything against America but at least we should be realistic about international affairs at least for the sake of making decisions as a democracy to garner choices that would serve us, not for other countries.
      And a lot of people hate America for good reasons. This didn't just occur out of nowhere...

    • @juanuang2924
      @juanuang2924 Před 3 lety +1

      Black Knight I do don’t care about who you trade with,Just to show that Australia should not be so stupid as to follow the instructions of its big brother from the US

    • @wingkeungkong415
      @wingkeungkong415 Před rokem

      @@MsDiscofever It is the view of the western world
      Most countries in Africa Asia Middle East Just do not trust American

  • @TheReflexlive
    @TheReflexlive Před 3 lety +194

    Mr Kishore run the America...the world would instantly become beautiful and peaceful! Proud of u and respect to you Mr Kishore.

    • @rmazim500
      @rmazim500 Před 3 lety +2

      A M E N

    • @44jwong
      @44jwong Před 3 lety +3

      No chance in hell. Their democratic is corrupt. To win election, you need money from vested interest, gun lobbyist, pharmaceutical companies, tech companies, etc. By the time he gets to office, too many documents waiting for him to sign that take away the primary reason why he is in the office in the first place.

    • @rajpatil3309
      @rajpatil3309 Před 3 lety

      @@rmazim500 is

    • @prof.dr.4224
      @prof.dr.4224 Před 3 lety +2

      Then the whole world will be colonized by the Han Chinese.

    • @prof.dr.4224
      @prof.dr.4224 Před 3 lety

      @Marc Jackson Did the British stay in England to keep up the productivity? Also, there are people like Kishore and Biden.

  • @st0rwing
    @st0rwing Před 2 lety +2

    This is like watching Taichi Master sparing with an American boxer

  • @liza6162
    @liza6162 Před 2 lety +8

    Great Job Kismore!! Love your debate, I appreciate your intelligence and reasoning for peace.

  • @jacobl5488
    @jacobl5488 Před 3 lety +187

    What do we think of when we think of the US government? Highly inefficient, gridlock, corporate interests controlling government.
    China on the other hand.. states a goal.. and gets it done. No qualms, no bickering. It's just done.
    Now isn't there something to be learned here?

    • @kekeshuoshuo
      @kekeshuoshuo Před 3 lety +15

      Mai Ly Trump fires government watch dogs any time he wants, he punishes whistle blowers and face no consequences. It seems plenty of American people let him do it.

    • @familydc7810
      @familydc7810 Před 3 lety +7

      @Mai Ly China is never about dictatorship.

    • @naththandigedilanthanishad6463
      @naththandigedilanthanishad6463 Před 3 lety +4

      Chinese are well set towards the goal ,they are so fast , well planed, accurate on the track.

    • @mattpagel2328
      @mattpagel2328 Před 3 lety +4

      Misguided CCP members

    • @LT-mc8vj
      @LT-mc8vj Před 3 lety +10

      Behind the peaceful, white Whitehouse is the ugly face of the wicked greedy oligarchy that is leading the President by his nose.

  • @chiakeesame972
    @chiakeesame972 Před 3 lety +129

    Kishore Mahbubani Sir, I have great respect for you listening to you speak. I agree 100% with your thinking. Wish there are more people of your stature.🙏🙏🙏

    • @jamesmay1375
      @jamesmay1375 Před 2 lety +2

      You mean sucking up to China after being bought sure. The only people liking this are China mainlander's and traitors who has Chinese ancestors staying in foreign countries.

    • @acharya8959
      @acharya8959 Před 2 lety +2

      @@jamesmay1375 you re emphasised the fact that the west can't digest the fact Asia is taking over the majority of the geopolitical sphere.

    • @jamesmay1375
      @jamesmay1375 Před 2 lety

      @@acharya8959 Well I'm Asian but not Chinese so you have to be specific which country or part of Asia. Cause most South East Asians and South Asia hate China period .

    • @baldogtondo7017
      @baldogtondo7017 Před 2 lety +1

      that ishore miser ha..

    • @toriokras1582
      @toriokras1582 Před 2 lety

      He is just broadcasting Chinese propaganda

  • @jonathanwalmsley721
    @jonathanwalmsley721 Před 2 lety +5

    To me, Kishore is the idealist and Mearsheimer is the realist, and finding the ground in between is perhaps the only way conflict between the US and China might be avoided. That being said, if history is anything to go by, realism is the more reliable approach to understanding how events might actually unfold compared to idealism's approach to understanding how one would like events to unfold! Peace and harmony is what everyone wants even as world powers increase their military capabilities and presence in the full knowledge of that most frustrating of human paradoxes put a classical Western way: 'Sic vis pacem para bellum' - if you want peace, prepare for war, or put a traditional Asian way: 'Attack is the secret of defense; defense is the planning of an attack' - Sun Tzu.

  • @JonROlsen
    @JonROlsen Před 3 lety +3

    Mearsheimer: "We could afford to behave in reckless ways." Wars of Aggression, massacre and mayhem? I wonder if all the families of the murdered will get Justice.

  • @bonkujo
    @bonkujo Před 3 lety +104

    It's like the man who cheated on his wife is always in fear of being cheated on. lol

    • @coroner2141
      @coroner2141 Před 3 lety +3

      Thy name "Projection".

    • @lowkeyconvert8971
      @lowkeyconvert8971 Před 3 lety +1

      yep. they're projecting cos they've done so much colonising, exploiting, pillaging and dominating in the past 100 years. china on the other hand, has done virtually none of that.

    • @PhiloSurfer
      @PhiloSurfer Před 3 lety

      @@coroner2141 A.k.a. Trump

    • @arunsar7893
      @arunsar7893 Před 3 lety

      @@lowkeyconvert8971 If we are talking about the last 100 years, China didn't really have the capability to do much of colonising, exploiting, pillaging etc.

    • @lowkeyconvert8971
      @lowkeyconvert8971 Před 3 lety

      @@arunsar7893 you are one of the last people who should be defending the west since the indian subcontinent was one of the worst of the exploited.

  • @seeseay7993
    @seeseay7993 Před 3 lety +166

    Kishore really knows China and knows how the westerners should work out through this turbulent time.

    • @michaelynharris4282
      @michaelynharris4282 Před 3 lety +6

      Yes, we need to bow down and do not provoke the Dragon. US is inherently evil and we must humble ourselves and give over our wealth, our way of life and our freedom. F that.

    • @jennylee685
      @jennylee685 Před 3 lety +12

      Michaelyn Harris you are so insecure that this is your mentality. China did not ask the US to bow down or give the Chinese all their money. Did China put a gun to the US to give them all their money? US is the one who’s trying to put a choke hold on China.

    • @michaelynharris4282
      @michaelynharris4282 Před 3 lety

      @@jennylee685 yes I am insecure in knowing that the US China relationship is deep and interdependent much like a marriage

    • @martinleung5855
      @martinleung5855 Před 3 lety +9

      @@michaelynharris4282 ,marriage between China and US ? ! One with civilization of more than 3 thousand years and the other with only about 250 years of history in which 80% were engaged in warfare, starting from CONQUERING of the WEST internally to COLONIZING globally by setting up military bases all over the world!? And then finger pointing to China for so called 'occupation' of Xingiang and Tibet, both of them had established long relationships with China since the HAN dynasty almost 2000 years ago...!!??

    • @seewahleong8459
      @seewahleong8459 Před 3 lety +3

      Jenny Lee , it’s the USA and the Western country that help China to become developed and rich for the ordinary people. But this good deeds only benefit the CCP. Like I always said, its not the normal Chinese that are evil, it’s the CCP. I guess you are offended by my thinking because you might be one of those people that have connections with the CCP?

  • @qilu2004
    @qilu2004 Před 3 lety +2

    US has never taken off the cold war glasses.

  • @user-ug6ct5cv1h
    @user-ug6ct5cv1h Před 5 měsíci

    It's great to be back with you.😊🎉

  • @victoews6842
    @victoews6842 Před 4 lety +101

    Tom if you want to start a sound policy: Start it equally by asking about the "Communist Regime " and refer to USA as "" The America run by the military industrial complex " . Tom that would be a good start.

    • @youngz13o
      @youngz13o Před 4 lety +17

      Largest threat to world peace is the US regime

    • @adazed829
      @adazed829 Před 4 lety +3

      Vic toews amen amen. Call it by what it really is.

    • @arminius6506
      @arminius6506 Před 3 lety +1

      @grimm reaper when it comes to US interest, he speaks sense 😉

    • @nizicike759
      @nizicike759 Před 3 lety +1

      good and equal point

    • @jmvs5294
      @jmvs5294 Před 3 lety +1

      Tien Men Square is a good start

  • @ivoferreira931
    @ivoferreira931 Před 3 lety +45

    The underlining question that was not mentioned, Who or what is going to contain the USA.

    • @delveling
      @delveling Před 3 lety +1

      Ivo Ferreira @UCARQi8EXSotPjub7aIrhc9g "This channel doesn't have any content"
      It seems the 50 cent army hard a work in the comments section in this video, so many profiles with nothing in them at all.

    • @misterhill5598
      @misterhill5598 Před 2 lety +2

      Good question. Even American study concluded USA government is the biggest threat to world peace, is a clear and present danger to earth, and will likely cause an extinction level event.
      Don't ask Australia. It is too oppressed to even dare to ask.

    • @baldogtondo7017
      @baldogtondo7017 Před 2 lety

      what ? ha..

  • @MyLife-og2kr
    @MyLife-og2kr Před 2 lety +1

    I like these 2 guys. I've been watching them for a while now. They have legitimate answers. They don't play one side.

  • @zhoubaidinh403
    @zhoubaidinh403 Před 3 lety +3

    The only way a kinetic war can be avoided is if China can maintain a credible nuclear deterrence. The Soviet Union was top heavy, she had the nukes but collapsed economically. Right now China is bottom heavy, she has a superior economic base...she must build a military that is commensurate with her economic power.
    If China wants to rise peacefully, She must have the military power to Allow her to do so, because the West, America in particular cannot, will not, allow a competing power to rise without the threat of war...China must remove that option by making a kinetic conflict Unacceptable.

  • @hongtea
    @hongtea Před 4 lety +87

    "Will China rise peacefully" isn't it depends on how the western countries response to it?

    • @thepalacemaid
      @thepalacemaid Před 3 lety +4

      Exactly

    • @questworldmatrix
      @questworldmatrix Před 3 lety +5

      Yep. If anything it should be asked of the western nations.

    • @thepalacemaid
      @thepalacemaid Před 3 lety

      @@questworldmatrix right on

    • @kingofnone8565
      @kingofnone8565 Před 3 lety +3

      Neoimperalism in Tibet, Xinjiang and Inner Mongolia, state-organized mass organ harvesting, new forms of concentration camps for certain ethnic and religious minorities, utilisation of social credit system and other state of the art public surveillance apparatus, massive covid-19 cover up...
      CCP idea of peaceful rise is beginning to look quite similar to peaceful rise of Nazi Germany and USSR isn't it??

    • @thepalacemaid
      @thepalacemaid Před 3 lety +3

      @@kingofnone8565 fuck off cheap troll

  • @pkwong1940
    @pkwong1940 Před 4 lety +160

    I think Kishore has been forced to excel himself. Containment, containment , containment. I have never before heard it stated so explicitely by Meirsheimer. So China must accept the USA as funnily "a regional hegemon" in "the world" and not rise to challenge the USA. China must know its place and be like Japan and S Korea subservient to the USA forever? Has Meirsheimer lost his mind?

    • @alanfriesen9837
      @alanfriesen9837 Před 4 lety +27

      I don't think that Meirsheimer is saying that American containment of China is the ideal situation. I think he's arguing from a realist's perspective that says whether it's the right thing to do or not, it's what the U.S. is going to try to do.

    • @philipcrouch
      @philipcrouch Před 4 lety +11

      I think the argument would have some merit if the PRC wasn't run by the most thuggish dictatorship that blends the worst of radical Left and Right into its politics: the opposition to religious faith and the international imperialistic ambitions of the Communist Left, and the ethnically rooted ultranationalism under a dictator for life of the Fascist Right. I don't oppose China rising, per se: I oppose the influence of what can only be described as the evil Chinese Communist Party from gaining a greater foothold in international politics.

    • @richiesd1
      @richiesd1 Před 4 lety +4

      Alan Friesen, that’s exactly it. Hugh White of Australia says it’s not going to work and that the US will eventually withdraw from Asia. I tend to agree with Hugh because the US will not be able to build a containment coalition. The US tried already with TPP and led its partners down the primrose path for a decade only to withdraw at the last minute. So in Vietnam for example, the conservative pro China camp has gained power over the liberal pro America side.

    • @philipcrouch
      @philipcrouch Před 4 lety +1

      @@richiesd1 Time changes perceptions: the perception in the Obama era was that the USA had gone a bit soft despite its rhetoric. Trump has altered that perspective, although he also did some damage with allies. Essentially, all that Australia needs is time to develop a nuclear deterrent. We have heaps of Uranium, we have good physicists. As long as the US remains firm until we can do so, we could be more self reliant, in defence terms, if it withdraws from the region. That would make it far harder for the CCP to exert military force in our direction, and strengthen our diplomacy.

    • @richiesd1
      @richiesd1 Před 4 lety +3

      Philip Crouch, if you read Hugh White, you will see that he’s advocating a go-it-alone way for Australia. That would mean more military spending at great cost. I don’t think nuclear weapons, but a stronger defense for sure.
      The USA will withdraw so it would be a mistake to do the bidding of America’s geopolitical ambitions. Australia needs to find a way that is neither pro USA or China. That’s actually safer for Australia because Australia is geographically in Asia.
      Here’s another talk with Mearsheimer and White
      czcams.com/video/oRlt1vbnXhQ/video.html

  • @petertiang71
    @petertiang71 Před 3 lety +2

    Issue with Australia started way before this.
    Australia banned Huawei from their 5G infrastructure without providing any proof.
    When you poke your largest customer in the eye, you still expect them to come back and do business with you ?

  • @banamalipanigrahi9972
    @banamalipanigrahi9972 Před 5 měsíci +2

    After 3yrs, I am watching this. This is masterpiece. Kishore should join a forecasting team…see how US is tangled with Ukraine and Israel. China has far better vision compared to other countries.

  • @youngz13o
    @youngz13o Před 3 lety +23

    John reminds me of John Bolton without the mustache

    • @olubibabalola
      @olubibabalola Před 3 lety

      He is not Bolton by any stretch, and is insightful on many issues. Unfortunately, I'm not sure this is one of them.

    • @user-ej3jy6eg6h
      @user-ej3jy6eg6h Před 3 lety

      Yeah check the record mate

  • @davidsoh3865
    @davidsoh3865 Před 4 lety +21

    I have no doubts Mr. Kishore, a Singaporean Indian being born and bred in multi-culture Singapore that have about 70% Chinese population, understand the Chinese minds better than Mr. Mearsheimer who might have visited Beijing numerous times in his adult years. From what I heard, Mr. Mearsheimer is far from understanding the Chinese. The Chinese believes the Pacific Ocean is big enough for all. China would like to trade with all countries in the world and have safe passages. Unlike USA, they have no interest in hegemonism. After all, they know what is like to be stepped on.

    • @ahsoontan1219
      @ahsoontan1219 Před 4 lety +1

      David Soh I think John was exuberant in describing his welcome in the PRC.He was given a due respect as a professor but please don’t overstayed your welcome

  • @ys29229
    @ys29229 Před 3 lety +29

    Kishore represents Asian's subtle way of solving complex issues
    John M represents white's punitive way of solving simple problems

    • @RPSartre01
      @RPSartre01 Před 2 lety +2

      LOL, name one complex issue Asia has resolved or solved? you mean like ASEAN solving Myanmar now, South Sea China, Taiwan, HK, North Korea, etc.? LMAO. Ignore the China bots here, Asia is going the way of Western Europe in the run up of WW1 and 2.

    • @joydevsarkar4474
      @joydevsarkar4474 Před 2 lety

      @@RPSartre01 nope

  • @xiangli2452
    @xiangli2452 Před 2 lety +14

    The key here is the interpretation of 'domination' - I agree with John that China will have its Monroe doctrine regarding SE Asia, or becoming the dominate power in Asia. But does it bring a war in the region? I highly doubt that - if the US can act reasonably in China's view. If US deviates too much from rationality, a war is surely possible. However, I do think this is a very unlikely.

    • @landahans1568
      @landahans1568 Před 2 lety

      Many want to, but nobody can. Very simple

  • @justinlim2274
    @justinlim2274 Před 4 lety +157

    Mr. Kishore is indeed a gentleman n wiseman

    • @TheMargaretgallagher
      @TheMargaretgallagher Před 4 lety +4

      The overwhelming majority of Americans hate Chinese. Bad days lie in store for Chinese in America.

    • @TheMargaretgallagher
      @TheMargaretgallagher Před 4 lety

      chly coh That was then and this is now. 1984 was a lifetime ago. China and America are both building up forces in the South China Sea and the East China Sea. The US Navy is even operating in the Yellow Sea. Sooner or later one side or the other will miscalculate. Miscalculation is the handmaiden of war. There are millions of Americans unemployed and helpless because of China’s decision to infect the world with the Wuhan Virus. They blame China. So far China has killed 85,000 Americans. Their deaths at Chinese hands create a blood debt that will fall on Red Chinese such as yourself. America must have revenge. And Chinese present in America are the logical targets for revenge. My Chinese friends asked me what they should do to avoid harassment or attack. I’ve told them to tell people they are Taiwanese. Red Chinese in America are no different than German Nazis. Red China cannot protect you while you are present in North America. The US Govt. is scooping up Red Chinese spies. “...ask not for whom the Bell tolls for it tolls for the thee.”

    • @victorbreazzeal7715
      @victorbreazzeal7715 Před 4 lety +1

      @@TheMargaretgallagher I STRONGLY DISAGREE! I BELIEVE IF ANYTHING, THEY HATE WHAT THE CCP HAS DINE TO THE CHINESE! AS I SEE IT, THE CHINESE PUBLIC ARE JUST AS MUCH VICTIMS AS THE TIBETANS! EVEN GOD HIMSELF CAUTIONS MANKIND OF SELF PROCLAIMED GODS AND HOW OPPRESSIVE WOULD BE THEIR RULE!

    • @victorbreazzeal7715
      @victorbreazzeal7715 Před 4 lety +1

      @chly coh THERE IS JUST NO REPLY TO SUCH AN UNRELATED COMMENT. I HOPE IT WAS ENOUGH TO EARN YOUR FIFTY CENTS!

    • @victorbreazzeal7715
      @victorbreazzeal7715 Před 4 lety

      CHEERING FOR SPORTS AND CHEERING FOR THE CCP TO OVERTHROW COUNTRIES TO SUPPRESS HUMAN RIGHTS ARE TOTALLY DIFFERENT.

  • @zachlksow9950
    @zachlksow9950 Před 3 lety +28

    John, can you name one superpower who stayed on top forever?

    • @user-gf6ej9rz8p
      @user-gf6ej9rz8p Před 3 lety +3

      None, but China last longest as No.1, China is just going back to No.1. Uncle Sam, please get out of the way and we need a fair competition.

    • @Amidat
      @Amidat Před 3 lety +1

      US history is short - so he doesn't understand that

    • @Andy-P
      @Andy-P Před 3 lety

      @@user-gf6ej9rz8p Please get out the way. I think you have a good point. America won't so China will have to fight to become No1 else remain No 2. Whats wrong with being No2?

    • @nathan-ck3je
      @nathan-ck3je Před 3 lety +2

      I agree. But I don't think china will get it. Not without a war. You have to remember China GDP is 12.5 trillion annually. And have 1.4 billion people. The US have 19 trillion GDP and only 330 million people. The US is not only 6 trillion annually richer than China. But also have a larger GDP per capita. Meaning they can out match China if it awakens

    • @zuzanazuscinova5209
      @zuzanazuscinova5209 Před 3 lety

      @@Andy-P 8

  • @tanl7756
    @tanl7756 Před 2 lety +14

    China-Thailand relations officially started in November 1975 after years of negotiations. ... China remains as an important ally to Thailand, partly because of its influence and prominence in the region. Thailand participates fully in international and regional organizations. It has developed close ties with other ASEAN members-Indonesia, Malaysia, the Philippines, Singapore, Brunei, Laos, Cambodia, Myanmar, and Vietnam-whose foreign and economic ministers hold annual meetings. Blinkin's cut off trip was blamed on covid, but the word is that these countries, ASEAN want nothing to do with the US problems with China. China is their friend. Harris in Vietnam was a disaster and head of Vietnam called in some representative of China right after she left. He also had to tell the press to leave when Harris started to trash China. I mean, in VIETNAM? US dropped Agent Orange on them. China never did anything like that.

    • @baldogtondo7017
      @baldogtondo7017 Před 2 lety

      mahhir muhammad has rescinded malaysia's contract with china finding it onerous and detrimental to his country and people.

  • @nanoshka7484
    @nanoshka7484 Před 3 lety +5

    Great respect to both researchers, but how can John still seeing the US is in a better economical position and will continue to be one??? This statement is purely emotional not data backed..

    • @rdf098311
      @rdf098311 Před 2 lety

      USA still has largest economy

  • @-tiktoktrend1212
    @-tiktoktrend1212 Před 3 lety +97

    John: china is becoming more and more powerful, other countries should unite with US to contain it...
    Question: what's the logic behind it? I mean US is powerful, why no other countries containing it?

    • @axmed1987
      @axmed1987 Před 2 lety +11

      Because they are White and just🙄😁😂😂

    • @murphymurph8282
      @murphymurph8282 Před 2 lety +7

      What John is doing is terrorizing American allies to enforce them to obey as always. Then he's threatening any potential enemies or rising regional powers. But ruling by fear and intimidation will fail one day when their claws are not as sharp as they was

    • @StrongbyLee
      @StrongbyLee Před 2 lety +1

      @@murphymurph8282 where do you get the sense that he's terrorizing allies? Threatening?
      I assume you believe in state sovereignty. Are you saying those who ally with us do so under duress? His basic argument for the Ukrainian conflict is that it broke out because the Ukrainians did not act strategically WITH Russia when they have many opportunities to.
      In a way, the strategy argument makes sense. Who wouldn't want to align themselves with great powers, even if they're located on the other side of the globe? At the same time, how do you resolve the military issue of countries, because I assume that's what you're referring to be "terrorizing".

    • @mimiwinarto9164
      @mimiwinarto9164 Před 2 lety +3

      Because he is a racist.

    • @murphymurph8282
      @murphymurph8282 Před 2 lety

      @@StrongbyLee cool

  • @MNMian
    @MNMian Před 4 lety +25

    How did NATO Alliance worked out in Afghanistan???

  • @dcfc555
    @dcfc555 Před 2 lety +2

    I respect both of the speakers with valid points on both sides.
    If you follow Mearsheimer's earlier works he talks about why leaders lie and one reason is to build a case for war. I wonder how much is fear mongering and threat inflation against China and how this can become a self fulfilling prophecy.
    Mearsheimer also proposed a solution with Ukraine whereby it remains a buffer between Russia and Europe and abandons any ideas of joining NATO (which would have brought NATO right up to Russia's doorstep). The idea being Putin would feel less threatened by Nato expansion and it could de-escalate both sides, Could the same be said of Taiwan? The more Taiwan talks of independence the more threatened China will feel and the tensions rise. Is it better to maintain status quo and pull back on the independence rhetoric to de-escalate? It's not fair or ideal for the Taiwanese who want independence but realistically it might be better for peace in the region and avoiding a war.

  • @davidlee1509
    @davidlee1509 Před rokem +1

    Chinese saying The Bullied can sleep soundly whereas the Bully cannot sleep peacefully bcos they are aware that revenge will come anytime. This is the position of Japan

  • @peterlim7822
    @peterlim7822 Před 4 lety +196

    Kishore Mahbuhani is as usual brilliant.

    • @seewahleong8459
      @seewahleong8459 Před 3 lety +9

      Kishore brilliant? BS . This is now the new world of human rights and freedom. If ever China is a free and democratic country like most the world society then l think China can be one of the great country of the world. Hi Kishore, why don’t you move over to the Communist China and see how’s life is like? China wants to be the world power? Before coming to that, they are already bullying neighboring countries. SCS. Covid-19 , Why China shut down all internal flights in China but not Internationally ? Don’t ever forget, CCP China is corrupt abuse to people of China. If the USA wants to dominate China, it will have done it lJuong time ago. US and Western world are trying to help Chinese but the Communists see that as a danger to their power. Misinformation and all the censorship in China, what do you think,Kishore? What happens to the doctors that reported the Covid-19cases in the beginning in Wuhan? Kishore your thinking of the world view now are out dated. Communist, Dictator,and Facist system for the world are not for the people of human rights and freedom. Those systems of governing the people of the free world has been done. Please keep that in mind.

    • @kaisign1405
      @kaisign1405 Před 3 lety +3

      See wah Leong that what we called balance, you need a black n white,good and bad, right and Wrong, depending what side are you on buddy?

    • @ethansun1025
      @ethansun1025 Před 3 lety +10

      ​@@seewahleong8459 Kishore is the most pro-China diplomat in Singapore. He is a believer in the CCP propaganda which emphasizes the economy and ignores human rights issues such as Uyghur concentration camp and HK repression. Much of what he says is the same to CCP talking points on People's Daily and Xinhua News Agency. Please understand a lot of people in Singapore and in the world don't agree with that.

    • @johnnyw6467
      @johnnyw6467 Před 3 lety +10

      @@ethansun1025
      Regarding Uyghur which western like to label it as labor camp. I can place alot of sources to counter argue but I believe none will take it seriously, however this will top it all.
      Who know more about Muslim then Muslims themselves. They all been there to check it out, and they agreed with the method of reeducation. Unless you prefer US method of putting them in Guantanamo Bay prison which is notorious of inhuman act conducted there.
      .
      jamestown.org/program/the-22-vs-50-diplomatic-split-between-the-west-and-china-over-xinjiang-and-human-rights/
      Most Muslims countries side with China whereas those disagree are happened to be all Westerners.
      If you still choose not to believe, by all means go there and see for yourself, talk to the local.
      One more note, you do not represent the majority of the people nor the world, to think is in itself arrogant.
      HK repression are no more by their own action. China did not partake on it.
      Since we come to the topic of Uyghur
      Because of the real fear and past attacks where many hundreds were killed including both Chinese and Uyghur, China now has a pre-emptive policy rotating part of the population through vocational training centres.
      Many Uighurs have left China porous western border for military training and partake in jihads or joined various terrorist groups such as ETLO, ETIM, TIP, etc, for many decades. These battle hardened terrorists returning may strengthen the terrorist groups and poison an entire generation in their society. Of 18,000 Uighurs in Syria, 5000 are fighters, and some were even held in US Guantanamo camp.
      And those groups are deadly and serious, causing multiple terrorist attacks. Just listen to their chilling words:
      "If you do not wage jihad, you will never be able to get rid of the oppression of the infidels which makes you abandon the religion and which makes slaves of you. Thus, you will not be able to be rescued from the oppression of this world and the torments of the hereafter, or find eternal happiness until you return to the religion of Allah. . ." - Abdul Haq (Memetiming Memeti), a commander in the Uyghur separatist movement Turkistan Islamic Party (East Turkestan Islamic Movement)
      en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdul_Haq_(ETIP)
      en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Turkistan_Islamic_Party
      "We have to conquer our own country and purify it of all infidels. Then, we should conquer the infidels' countries and spread Islam. The infidels who are usurping our countries have announced war against Islam and Muslims, forcing Muslims to abandon Islam and change their beliefs." - Abdullah Mansour, current leader of the Uyghur separatist movement Turkistan Islamic Party (East Turkestan Islamic Movement), from "The Duty of Faith and Support," Voice of Islam/al-Fajr Media Center.
      en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Abdullah_Mansour
      West and Allies. The West and allies has really messed up the Middle East - nurturing Al Qaeda, ISIS, and perpetuating the endless wars, cyclical violence and rise of radical Islam. After trillions of USD later, there is still a lust for jihads, and that cancer has spread into China.
      China Policy and Actions. In crackdown, China has sealed the border tightly, enhanced surveillance, and apprehended 13,000 terrorist suspects.
      And the vocational training is to wean them from other counter productive activities and make more economically more productive. Plus, proverty is also one of the main cause of terrorism and this is why China trying to quicken the progress of develop at that area.
      Remember once, Chechnya was always a favorite and supported by MSM and the West for decades.
      www.bbc.com/news/world-europe-18190473
      China will not let Xinjiang become the same as Chechnya,
      China is prepared to take international hits in doing such a bold huge alternative solution - a costly social experiment to inoculate or insulate against what she perceived as real and present dangers or to advance the basic well being at least economically - as part of nation wide poverty alleviation strategy and ‘Develop the West’ policy) - and hopefully even to boost social integration and stability.
      Ultimately, China wants peace and stability. And not something like this.
      June 15, 2014
      Four injured in knife attack on chess hall in Xinjiang region
      www.abc.net.au/news/2014-06-16/another-knife-attack-in-china27s-xinjiang-province/5526888?section=australianetworknews
      May 22, 2014
      At least 31 dead after explosives thrown from vehicles at a market in Urumqi, capital of Xinjiang
      www.abc.net.au/news/2014-05-22/uruqmi-explosion-kills-at-least-31-in-china-xinjiang-region/5470448
      May 1, 2014
      Three people killed in a blast at a railway station in Xinjiang region
      www.abc.net.au/news/2014-05-01/deadly-blast-hits-train-station-in-chinas-xinjiang-region/5422540
      March 2, 2014
      Knife-wielding attackers kill 29 people in a 'violent terror attack' at a train station in Kunming
      www.abc.net.au/news/2014-03-02/33-killed-in-mass-stabbing-at-china-train-station/5293220?nw=0
      October 28, 2013
      Five people killed when a car ploughs into pedestrians and catches fire in Beijing's Tiananmen Square
      www.abc.net.au/news/2014-06-16/another-knife-attack-in-china27s-xinjiang-province/5526888?section=australianetworknews
      Effectiveness so far? Peace so far. No incidences of violence for 3 years. Better security and safety for all in Xinjiang. People trained can find jobs, I think it is better than turning Xinjiang into a endless long term dysfunctional and hate-filled nightmare.

    • @johnnyw6467
      @johnnyw6467 Před 3 lety +8

      @@seewahleong8459
      Too bad you never knew anything about US and what they actually did if your mind is only fixated on biased and fake news regarding China. US had done far horrendous moments and still continue to this days.
      qr.ae/pNs92V
      Go read it, it is a long list of timeline till 2015. And even after 2015 there is still more. Do tell me how US 'help'.
      Please keep in mind that people in China have more human rights and freedom than you think.
      Go access to Weibo and Zhihu app and you will see people openly criticize issue in the government
      www.zhihu.com/question/264638793/answer/471927002
      weibo.com/overseas
      qr.ae/pNsD3M
      China has some very clear ideas of what is and is not acceptable in this topic. Most people are surprised to find out that registered protests are perfectly fine and happen all the time. There are roughly 500+ protest every single day in China for major and minor issues (there was a protest in a compound I lived in because they were increases the cost of utilities).
      The Chinese government is also always doing market research and asks for feedback. As far as I can tell it is a “key performance index” based on who is giving feedback, so they love getting feedback from people to improve themselves
      Do they allow criticism? Yes, obviously. They have to, else they (official positions) would be overthrown. But more importantly, they need criticism from THE CITIZENS to self-correct themselves constantly. And they would welcome it even more if the criticism comes with a viable solution they can work on. But once again, if the intent of the criticism is to create social unrest, incite a rebellion/seperation of the state, or using this tool for self-interest with malicious intent towards the collective interest of the State and/or the citizens of the PRC, why they should not jail you up and put you away?
      From my knowledge, all the governments in the world have some form of laws that limits criticism against themselves. It is naive to think that you can go about criticizing without limits.
      Freedom of speech in the USA?
      Check this out www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/18/2385

  • @philipcormier8388
    @philipcormier8388 Před 3 lety +42

    China is behaving with the best character presentation at the moment right now in the world.

  • @tigerjhouston7880
    @tigerjhouston7880 Před 3 lety +4

    Time changed and Australia and others have to recognize it

  • @sukuba2
    @sukuba2 Před 3 lety +56

    My observation is that we Asians are outnumbered in this debate hosted by a very close alliance of US. Professor John is reaching his decision with a very clear American way of marshalling the world in the Western way. Sadly this debate has not been fair to the Asian side without accepting the repetitive advice that Kishor asking the West to look at the situation from the Asian Point of View. Nobody wants a war even if they think a friendly Giant has grown in their neighbourhood. The American has been hostile to show the military might in a foreign region Which IT has Not Understood fully.

    • @Jackthecandlestick
      @Jackthecandlestick Před 2 lety +3

      I agree. John M is just pushing through with such a brief history and very ignorant view

    • @StrongbyLee
      @StrongbyLee Před 2 lety +1

      What's wrong with creating alliances? How do you resolve the issue of military conflict? Why even have strategic alliances if there was no physical conflict?
      Even if everyone wants love, peace, and prosperity for all, we can't erase history, culture, religion.
      Do you believe Taiwan wants to side with the US or China? Perhaps they want to be independent, but China around, do you think that's possible?
      What about Ukraine? John has made it clear that Ukraine SHOULD have sided with Russia. That's clearly not a pro-US side. In fact, he states that the West bears the responsibility for the Ukrainian conflict.

    • @intothemoat
      @intothemoat Před 2 lety +6

      @@StrongbyLee The US will never look at Asian states as equal players, even on their closest Asia ally: Japan.
      Asia needs unity, we haven't gone to any major war instigated locally. We should maintain that and focus on prosperity and economic growth

    • @lucyfiniarel2347
      @lucyfiniarel2347 Před 10 měsíci +2

      Agree. I found John M's pov very tiring. He's american, so it is in his interests to 'contain' china. but that's not in ours at all, as asians in this region.

  • @jdc3636
    @jdc3636 Před 4 lety +125

    54:06 John: “America is an incredibly rich country“. How arrogant you have to be saying that with audacity, my goodness, how many trillions in debt? Without the ability to print money and letting the world to shoulder the mighty $, it would be bankrupted many times over.

    • @Lotus.F
      @Lotus.F Před 3 lety +32

      I agree with you, the US almost bankrupted if it wasn't for China helping the US during the 2008 financial crisis. The American's never mention any about that.

    • @wespolley9397
      @wespolley9397 Před 3 lety +5

      :@@Lotus.F You are correct, mind you this site is owned or the property of the Pentecostal Church & they only view their followers.

    • @martinjames1548
      @martinjames1548 Před 3 lety +9

      There is no limit to printing money and passing on inflation to other developing countries, as the us has done before.

    • @willjames1712
      @willjames1712 Před 3 lety +2

      It's not as simple as that I'm afraid. The extent of US debt is a reflection of its enormous power, economically, politically, militarily and technologically. You know creditors have a choice over who they wish to lend to.

    • @jdc3636
      @jdc3636 Před 3 lety +4

      Will James obviously, but do you think the productivity of US workers resulted in the high standard of living? There is no way that is the case. We enjoy the high standard of living is based on the dollar being a reserve currency everyone on the earth have to use for trade, that enables us to print money as we wish without worrying the consequences. When we import from China and enjoy that half trillion deficits we simply print the paper money and get the goods.

  • @mkthon3657
    @mkthon3657 Před 3 lety +1

    Can China rise peacefully?
    Thanks Kishore for given the answer accurately. We the Asians are proud to have you for having the indepth historical knowledge of Asia without bias.
    My reminder to John Mearsheimer have you ever realised why do CHINA suddenly rises so aggressively? Of course you may not want to admit it, if you do it will be having a slap on your own face as you had already published books praised so highly on your America. Been a patriotic to your own beloved country no one will blames you for that because WE ALL DO.
    CHINA had been constantly bullied by the Western Worlds for almost two hundred years. While they were having their own civil wars throughout among their own emperors with each others, than came the Opium wars, the Japanese invasion at the same time with the KMT as well as the Korean war which was in fact China fighting with the Americans.
    With all this bullying, discriminating, provocating, interfering, accusations and what not had infact awaken up CHINA to realised Enough is Enough
    and with the right leadership within this periods "A NEW CHINA WAS BORN". started off with very severe poverty having just enough to eat and had saviour the hardest period of times and are now abled to stand tall. All this credit goes to those supremacy bullies or else CHINA will still at their mercy.
    With this great achievements of CHINA obviously have had created jealousy to the America in many ways. For this very reasons the Americans just cannot tolerate and had started many wicked tricks to discredit CHINA.
    Example: The Tibet coup failure, The riots of Hong Kong which had totally failed. The trades wars that cannot penetrate, Xinjiang Human Rights and Genocide which was also a failure. Than came the Cowboy Donald Trump's Wuhan virus with his confidence big smile that this time China will be begging the America for help, but unfortunately to his greatest disappointment CHINA had controlled the spreading so quickky that had made him so frustrated and started to accused China have got no freedom for their peoples and controlled their people's movement with their Lockdown. As he knew this Biological weapon too well if not control will spread like wildfire, than came the boycotting of Xinjiang's cotton, what result has it got back to square one again. So what evils plans has the Americans got now? Let see their Taiwan and India chess games which will fell into their traps.
    John Mearsheimer, please from your heart just ask yourself who is the real culprits? Thanks

  • @ArifinWijaya-li1yy
    @ArifinWijaya-li1yy Před 9 měsíci

    Why did you delet the indonesian text???

  • @danielsingh8688
    @danielsingh8688 Před 3 lety +29

    Kishore speech is awsome .....

  • @zephyermin7035
    @zephyermin7035 Před 3 lety +64

    Clearly, Prof. Mearsheimer doesn't understand China and the Chinese, moreover the history of Aisa, but he does understand the US mentality.
    Prof. Mahbubani is trying to give the solution that we can avoid tragedy, but they just don't believe that we could have a solution.

    • @baldogtondo7017
      @baldogtondo7017 Před 2 lety

      they knew nothing of the geo political aspects of south east asia idiots panelist.

    • @KenHuyn
      @KenHuyn Před 2 lety +2

      Mearsheimer is too influenced by the Nixon/Kissinger era of foreign policy. Not everyone country operates in the same incentive system as the westerners. What happens when the counterparty doesnt care about « dominance »? There is no need for containment in that world.
      Mearsheimer is a bitter old man in a wrong era.

    • @hairtrigger8317
      @hairtrigger8317 Před 2 lety +1

      Prof. Mearsheimer gets the US part right in their approach but he then applies that to everyone else which is a mistake but at the same time history has shown what most great powers do. I don't think the US will allow China to rise peacefully, it will do what's it already doing by trying to support color revolutions, student led protests etc... that are funded by ngo's like the NED, The National Endowment for Democracy which funds these groups, look at what happened in Myanmar, Hong Kong, Thailand what goes on in any country that's part of the belt and road initiative should be watched closely because the US doesn't want it happening.
      The Pakistani President just recently said the US tried to pay off Pakistani politicians to try an oust him, remember he wouldn't condemn Russia or sanction them and instead made a gas deal. He says he's got evidence so we'll see.

    • @darmanto1963
      @darmanto1963 Před rokem +1

      west people always like that 😆😆😆😆😆😆😆

  • @henryng9406
    @henryng9406 Před 8 měsíci +1

    An international inquiry should look into the extermination & genocide of indigenous people of Australia. 😢😢😢

  • @frankm4349
    @frankm4349 Před 3 lety +11

    Kishor - you are the true guru on geopolitics. I am educated every time when watch your speeches.
    John - Cold War is long gone, entire world has moved on. Time to retire.
    Tom - your Australia wanted an enemy and you got one, a big one! Congratulations!

  • @observer-6501
    @observer-6501 Před 3 lety +91

    With professor like John Mearsheimer "educating" the American, the US is going to fall for sure.

    • @goochigoochs3836
      @goochigoochs3836 Před 3 lety

      What are you talking about? The US reached its economic peak before COVID and its recovering right now. You couldn't say the same thing with China.

    • @johnnyw6467
      @johnnyw6467 Před 3 lety +1

      @@goochigoochs3836
      Ahem* riots, store looted, expensive hospital bills etc.

    • @donaldjoseph3903
      @donaldjoseph3903 Před 3 lety

      Shouldn't you be egging more of people like him? Why worry? 😘

    • @thomasellysonting3554
      @thomasellysonting3554 Před 3 lety +6

      Yep. The introduction was a horrendously biased view of world history.
      The US did not defeat Imperial Germany. It was a coalition of Allied states, of which France, Britain and Russia did the lion's share of the fighting. The US did not even enter the war until 1917; when the war started in 1914.
      The US did not defeat Nazi Germany alone. Something like 70% of the German losses were suffered against the Soviet Union.
      The US did not defeat Imperial Japan alone. Most of the Japanese army was locked in China.
      The US moreover did not defeat the Soviet Union alone. If you look at the economic downturn that resulted in the collapse of the Soviet Empire, the key player was not America or Reagan. It was West Germany and imports from the European market.
      The US in fact has a very bad habit of thinking it "wins" or "defeats" other powers on its own; mostly because the government pushes this idea of American exceptionalism to try and secure more domestic votes. Unfortunately, this also tends to result in the US government believing their own lies - hence the string of misadventures in the past two decades where the US apparently can't beat goat herders in the mountains.

    • @goochigoochs3836
      @goochigoochs3836 Před 3 lety

      @@thomasellysonting3554 Allied forces were already defeated except for Britain when the USA enters the war. But even then, Britain was on the verge of getting defeated.