Eye on China: The Race for 5G, A Bromance with Russia & A Tech Crackdown | The Daily Show

Sdílet
Vložit
  • čas přidán 15. 05. 2024
  • This is China: A Tech Crackdown, A Race to 5G, A Bromance, and China’s Role in Africa. #DailyShow
    Subscribe to The Daily Show:
    / @thedailyshow
    Follow The Daily Show:
    Twitter: / thedailyshow
    Facebook: / thedailyshow
    Instagram: / thedailyshow
    Stream full episodes of The Daily Show on Paramount+: www.paramountplus.com/?ftag=PP...
    Follow Comedy Central:
    Twitter: / comedycentral
    Facebook: / comedycentral
    Instagram: / comedycentral
    About The Daily Show:
    Trevor Noah and The Daily Show correspondents tackle the biggest stories in news, politics and pop culture.
    The Daily Show with Trevor Noah airs weeknights at 11/10c on Comedy Central.
  • Komedie

Komentáře • 3,2K

  • @edward-marshallcase4441
    @edward-marshallcase4441 Před 2 lety +1345

    China by far one of the richest and most populated countries on earth holds 20% of African debt and they're making major infrastructure investments that never existed in Africa before. Let's ask ourselves who holds the other 80% debt and what did Africa receive in exchange?

    • @Kiyoone
      @Kiyoone Před 2 lety +110

      EXACTLY.

    • @daveanthonysalalima1128
      @daveanthonysalalima1128 Před 2 lety +16

      What do you think about US?

    • @descotomy6397
      @descotomy6397 Před 2 lety +36

      Wow! I never saw this coming

    • @paopaowell
      @paopaowell Před 2 lety +15

      seating down and playing game and criticism other people nothing to do than play baseball

    • @KoCoNoo
      @KoCoNoo Před 2 lety +77

      And 80% is the West / US & EU.

  • @watb8689
    @watb8689 Před 2 lety +186

    because of China i have a company and create jobs for my African brothers. By then the Whites only have NGO and gives out food aid. We don't need food aid. We need jobs. People back home now have jobs and although not as highly paid, at least we have better than the previous scraps. Now we have hospitals, roads, power that doesn't just go off, clean treated water not well water, better healthcare, the use of technology in school, China gave me project so I can build infra like schools. That is so much I have contributed. What did you do Trevor for Africa?

    • @tonyjar333
      @tonyjar333 Před rokem

      czcams.com/video/I0DJlSqlmEw/video.html

    • @jeanlaikan8400
      @jeanlaikan8400 Před rokem +7

      He fled his own country for his personal advantage & then criticises.
      His fellow African citizens who stayed in the country to develop it despite tough times are the legitimate voices of Africa.
      Trevor what have you done for Africa?

    • @426dfv
      @426dfv Před rokem +2

      Oh Trevor is working hard to get his green card. He don’t care about his African brothers and sisters. Go away~

  • @rodrigofonseca6241
    @rodrigofonseca6241 Před 2 lety +527

    Look, Trevor, once the colonial system ended in Africa the neocolonial system started. Besides, China did not invade any country, unlike the United States.

    • @ricoshea6101
      @ricoshea6101 Před 2 lety +8

      Infiltration instead of invasion.

    • @haidongzheng3009
      @haidongzheng3009 Před 2 lety +68

      @@ricoshea6101 lol. You are going to blame China anyway. Twist it any way you like.

    • @afabrown4802
      @afabrown4802 Před 2 lety

      Any powerful country just give something for free seems suspicious. Cuz in this world nothing is free without something to pay back.

    • @Thefamilychannel723
      @Thefamilychannel723 Před 2 lety +8

      Exactly!

    • @narmortein537
      @narmortein537 Před 2 lety +66

      @@ricoshea6101, @Robert O'Shea , Look at history - When Zheng He brought his largest Naval fleet in mankind history to explore the unknown world. He completed 7 expeditions in 7 voyages from 1405 to 1433, he visited many countries along South China Sea, Brunei, Java, Thailand, sailed thru Strait of Malacca to Sri Lanka, India and East Coast of Africa.
      Did any Natives Indigenous people get killed? Was there any land got stolen by the Chinese Naval fleet during 1405 - 1433 expeditions ?
      What happened after *Christopher Columbus* arrived at America and met The Red Indians?
      *Who is the biggest Evil, biggest murderer - Christopher Columbus or Zheng He?*
      It is so obvious that Anglo-Saxon killed millions of Natives Indigenous people they met and stole the entire continent of North America and South Pacific from Natives during their imperial expansion. US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand are stolen lands where is the legitimacy of such countries?
      And who exploited the world and control all resources? Who took the land of Palestinian and form a Jewish state to create conflicts in Middle East? To benefit Western oil companies and arms dealers?
      Why hasn't US spread democracy to Saudi Arabia? Of course NOT. What if a populist Saudi guy gets elected and kicks out US military base and starts selling oil in Chinese RMB? That would be the end of US Petro Dollars. The end of USD is the end of US global Hegemony.

  • @mishy0425
    @mishy0425 Před 2 lety +289

    I just want to say, most Chinese workers do not wish to leave motherland to go to Africa for 560dollars a month , that’s a normal wage in China. But to start a project you need some specialist to lead, these Chinese workers finally end their work abroad once work is streamlined in Africa.

    • @robinking3774
      @robinking3774 Před 2 lety

      US companies always pay more to their own workers, called "GLOBAL PAY"

    • @tonyjar333
      @tonyjar333 Před rokem

      czcams.com/video/I0DJlSqlmEw/video.html

    • @medialcanthus9681
      @medialcanthus9681 Před rokem +1

      It's their national service to China.

    • @elimlinrr6898
      @elimlinrr6898 Před rokem +2

      In Western multinationals, they call it hardship allowance. I know cause I had received these allowances when I was sent overseas.

  • @bpang9213
    @bpang9213 Před 2 lety +418

    Even though you're a black African. But your heart is exactly the same as the western colonists

    • @naonaoxia732
      @naonaoxia732 Před 2 lety +26

      nice

    • @vocvoc9895
      @vocvoc9895 Před 2 lety +50

      Of course, he works for a main stream media, that's expected.

    • @fsxmantra
      @fsxmantra Před 2 lety

      Look out his next coming shows bet ya he gonna dye his hair blonde.... what a turncoat son of a gun.

    • @user-jb1mg7zy4k
      @user-jb1mg7zy4k Před 2 lety +30

      Agree with you 100%.

    • @abdulkaleem7285
      @abdulkaleem7285 Před 2 lety +17

      You are right

  • @ameliah8164
    @ameliah8164 Před 2 lety +703

    If you are interested in searching how China has reduced a large number of poor people, you will find that those measures are similar to what the Chinese have done in Africa. Set up factories, build infrastructure and teach local people labor skills. Instead of simply giving them unemployment benefits and food packages.
    Humanitarianism can only reduce deaths, but construction and cooperation can reduce poverty.

    • @ricoshea6101
      @ricoshea6101 Před 2 lety

      Wow, and they own the US and British political systems. They is impressive.

    • @insoserious
      @insoserious Před 2 lety

      the forced economic expansion china has created in their own country, that you are praising, is a bubble that is threatening to burst and take the whole world with it. the economic expansion that is it funding in africa is another death trap that is only going to increase the poverty of the african people once the debts are due and the governments cannot pay.

    • @jamesgeorge2684
      @jamesgeorge2684 Před 2 lety +1

      And China institutes rigid control over the daily lives of whomever it can. For what would you sell your freedom? (If you even have any)

    • @ricoshea6101
      @ricoshea6101 Před 2 lety

      Why the protests then? If everything Cumfy Cozy Zen. If it's own blood and skin were treated so would you need guns and batons for the crowd to disperse? Are the tanks tagging along for a humanitarian cause? Like ample organs for medical store rooms? Ideas are not all the country mastered in transplanting and new developing industries yield high profit for little expense. The fact i know Chinese from 14/15 visa here with cali drvrs license and determination to move here. Will not utter begative word of china. Move family here but China is wonderful country. Have to admit crazy tempermental only children spoiling their own children to Brats seemed the norm there. Guess one child law could do that. Was corrected, for$250k the gov will allow another. A sibling.

    • @narmortein537
      @narmortein537 Před 2 lety +44

      @@ricoshea6101, @Robert O'Shea , Look at history - When Zheng He brought his largest Naval fleet in mankind history to explore the unknown world. He completed 7 expeditions in 7 voyages from 1405 to 1433, he visited many countries along South China Sea, Brunei, Java, Thailand, sailed thru Strait of Malacca to Sri Lanka, India and East Coast of Africa.
      Did any Natives Indigenous people get killed? Was there any land got stolen by the Chinese Naval fleet during 1405 - 1433 expeditions ?
      What happened after *Christopher Columbus* arrived at America and met The Red Indians?
      *Who is the biggest Evil, biggest murderer - Christopher Columbus or Zheng He?*
      It is so obvious that Anglo-Saxon killed millions of Natives Indigenous people they met and stole the entire continent of North America and South Pacific from Natives during their imperial expansion. US, Canada, Australia and New Zealand are stolen lands where is the legitimacy of such countries?
      And who exploited the world and control all resources? Who took the land of Palestinian and form a Jewish state to create conflicts in Middle East? To benefit Western oil companies and arms dealers?
      Why hasn't US spread democracy to Saudi Arabia? Of course NOT. What if a populist Saudi guy gets elected and kicks out US military base and starts selling oil in Chinese RMB? That would be the end of US Petro Dollars. The end of USD is the end of US global Hegemony.

  • @mullerm3010
    @mullerm3010 Před 2 lety +938

    Well, Trevor, when the first U.S. companies are setting up its branch in China in the early 80s and 90s, the salary gap between the U.S. expatriate and the local employees was very often even bigger than 10x, do you also call that unfair? The key difference in the level of compensation between expatriate and the locals is attributed to the different living cost in home and foreign countries - as in expatriates are short-termed oversees workers usually with a family in the home country to feed. This is a basic principal and common practice in the domain of any corporate human resources - please don't make a sensational exaggeration of it and make it look like an exploitation of the local workers - this is very misleading and unfair.

    • @user-sv4kd9zo1y
      @user-sv4kd9zo1y Před 2 lety +116

      He probably have biases against China

    • @Thefamilychannel723
      @Thefamilychannel723 Před 2 lety +43

      Exactly

    • @johna.5814
      @johna.5814 Před 2 lety +36

      He is a comedian guys

    • @coresimon6675
      @coresimon6675 Před 2 lety +12

      @@johna.5814 we all are... bashing our heads against each other, to make presidents happy

    • @zisemixer
      @zisemixer Před 2 lety

      if africa already has all types of workers to fit all positions, they probably won't need to wait for chinese investment. The chinese investment not only bring money but also management and technology through deployed chinese managers and engineers. It's a really common sense in china. They went through the same process in the last 30 years and found it's helpful. Now, they are copying the exact same strategy deployed by western companies to the african continent.

  • @DannyDaniels254
    @DannyDaniels254 Před 2 lety +131

    Will you ever address the fact that over 14 countries in Africa still pay France colonial rent? Or we will not mention that today? A country that colonized them us still asking them for maintenance fee. What has China asked?

    • @tonyjar333
      @tonyjar333 Před rokem

      czcams.com/video/I0DJlSqlmEw/video.html

    • @jayzandstra1830
      @jayzandstra1830 Před rokem

      @Kian Hong Chua hey buddy,why is it that mainland chinese people are incredibly racist towards black people? This is well documented btw

  • @cebombatha4596
    @cebombatha4596 Před 2 lety +453

    If Chine owns 20% of Africa's debt, who own the 80%? the answer is the west (IMF & Worldbank) and what have they done for Africa, nothing they are the same or worst than Chine. Africa need to understand nothing is for free and they need to learn to negotiate T&C that will benefit them just like the Middle East.

    • @trustmub1
      @trustmub1 Před 2 lety

      I couldn't say it any better. The problem is the West is pushing a narrative of being a better devil.

    • @schmuleyboteak4112
      @schmuleyboteak4112 Před 2 lety +9

      Exactly

    • @justabookworm1382
      @justabookworm1382 Před 2 lety +7

      Some African countries are already renegotiating the loans, but the lenders are stubborn.

    • @miao4884
      @miao4884 Před 2 lety +2

      @@justabookworm1382 guess who are those stern lenders.

    • @SuperHongTay
      @SuperHongTay Před 2 lety +7

      Is the inability to spell China some petty politcal statement I am not aware of?

  • @shange1145
    @shange1145 Před 2 lety +668

    Why you don’t talk about France taking 50% of the income of many countries in west Africa and mid Africa. France killed many leaders who wanted to stop it.
    We should talk about this also because still there are many African countries colonized by countries in west.

    • @naar7192
      @naar7192 Před 2 lety

      So, now its China's "turn"....unfortunately many more will die.

    • @dee_dee_place
      @dee_dee_place Před 2 lety +38

      The USA lost 58,220 soldiers helping France keep its colony, Vietnam.

    • @amazingsupergirl7125
      @amazingsupergirl7125 Před 2 lety +2

      Especially South African where it’s so obvious being a half white country still.

    • @tyronebell8205
      @tyronebell8205 Před 2 lety +6

      @@amazingsupergirl7125 I'm South African and its far from being a half white country but your point of the west in Africa is still valid.

    • @kgbmg9318
      @kgbmg9318 Před 2 lety

      Whan your right your right..😤

  • @barrychmak7852
    @barrychmak7852 Před 2 lety +338

    China helps other countries with Trades and Infrastructure projects.
    US helps other countries with Bombs and Army ( in the name of Democracy ) .
    Would you consider China or US as the major World threat ?

    • @chongzhouliu7893
      @chongzhouliu7893 Před 2 lety +21

      truth

    • @loopagung
      @loopagung Před 2 lety +13

      Agree!

    • @nahomweldemichael9820
      @nahomweldemichael9820 Před 2 lety +7

      China also actually helps countries that commit war crimes. Since China invests even if the government does bad stuff...

    • @shawnz3307
      @shawnz3307 Před 2 lety

      Well, in someone's mind, the "world" is just US and its allies~ so to them, yes China is the biggest threat~

    • @nahomweldemichael9820
      @nahomweldemichael9820 Před 2 lety

      @Eric Kerr China is helping ethiopia in its Civil War and the ethiopian government has been committing war crimes. And other countries too. It's a known fact that China does not look at what the government does internally to invest and they are proud about that too...

  • @hodlerking6512
    @hodlerking6512 Před 2 lety +338

    Trevor, Africa needs help you should know better. As this video said, other financial institutions consider it a high risk for loaning them money for infrastructures. China is offering the chance for Africa to improve its economy when no one wants to help. I hope people would not get into the western propaganda and just help each other.

    • @kimco.2350
      @kimco.2350 Před 2 lety +16

      Very true.

    • @TheJokeLord
      @TheJokeLord Před 2 lety +7

      As a citizen in China, I never enjoyed such a low interest loaning. Sacrefice on me. Woe is me.

    • @coffeeman9475
      @coffeeman9475 Před rokem

      I think African leaders know who are the ones who are ripping them off and who are the ones helping African people improve the lives. Low interest loans are termed debt traps, what do you call European countries refusing to give you any loans and let the Africans starve to death?

    • @dio_liu5155
      @dio_liu5155 Před rokem +2

      @@TheJokeLord you are right. As Chinese, I feel unfair about this policy. We Chinese don't have any public welfare. Why could they use our money to help other countries?

    • @tonyjar333
      @tonyjar333 Před rokem

      czcams.com/video/I0DJlSqlmEw/video.html

  • @haitithomas1914
    @haitithomas1914 Před 2 lety +443

    I do not agree with you on this. The European countries have drained Africa resources for nothing in exchange. It is far better for them to get some infrastructures for their resources.

  • @KWang_12
    @KWang_12 Před 2 lety +194

    2:50 FYI, 161 countries in the world recognize Taiwan as part of China. And yes, the US also recognizes Taiwan as part of China.

    • @teapotfroh5764
      @teapotfroh5764 Před 2 lety +28

      Yeah, and the "official" name of the state is "Republic of China" not Taiwan. Taiwan, as well as Mainland China was/is part of Republic of China. So let the Chinese deal with their own case. But it seems the US is again stirring the boiling water.

    • @pamelacass9642
      @pamelacass9642 Před 2 lety

      I've been expecting Putin-type moves from China with regard to Taiwan. So, when the Chinese and the Russians get together for a "chat", I feel strongly they are planning a 2-prong attack to try to draw the US into spreading its military too thin.
      They're also getting assistance from the right-sided hate groups who are in or have military knowledge.
      Despite the major issues of the last 400 years, we were getting to a balance, until Donnie and his band of renown. Now, I'm wondering how to protect myself.
      Everytime I leave my house, depending on my travels, I plan out escape routes. Practical, yes, but fun?
      No.

    • @KWang_12
      @KWang_12 Před 2 lety

      Pamela Cass Honey, no escape routes can help you when a nuclear armed ICBM targets the city you live in. Biden admin definitely knew the Ukrainian war was happening bcoz they are the ones in charge in Ukraine.

    • @level1selamat155
      @level1selamat155 Před 2 lety +2

      Half hearted grudgingly recognition out of diplomacy but it's changing

    • @KWang_12
      @KWang_12 Před 2 lety +1

      Level1 Selamat1 how and why will it change?

  • @jamaljyf
    @jamaljyf Před rokem +229

    "There are many Chinese in our country but China has never colonised us. When the Portuguese came to Malaysia from some 12,800km away, Malaysia became a colony of Portugal. China has had relations with Malaysia for a long time but never colonised the country. Who should we be fearful of? China or Europe?" - Dr Mahathir , former PM of Malaysia

    • @themindsojourner
      @themindsojourner Před rokem

      Wow. Mahathir said that.

    • @cryptowhale1615
      @cryptowhale1615 Před rokem

      China didn't colonize in the past because China was busy colonising its neighbours.
      China has been at war with everybody since ancient times .
      Now , China is trying to colonize the world using unconventional means because it doesnt have the money to wage military war.
      and it is more effective to invade by just bribing individuals especially politicians.

    • @tonyjar333
      @tonyjar333 Před rokem

      czcams.com/video/I0DJlSqlmEw/video.html

    • @everythingbelar6705
      @everythingbelar6705 Před rokem +5

      It’s just a matter of time wait and see

    • @hnkoh3343
      @hnkoh3343 Před rokem +7

      decades and decades already passed and the colonialism did not happened. Hope you live long enough to confirm this in the next few decades.

  • @kampayod
    @kampayod Před 2 lety +489

    Trevor Noah, I've always liked your show, your jokes, your brilliant different accents, and your objective views of the issues many of which I agreed with. But please don't let your show be another propaganda like those MSM which we already have enough of them. Keep your show balanced and fair.

    • @1001001a
      @1001001a Před 2 lety +44

      Too late. It has been like this for years. Exchanged backbone for money

    • @jameskptan
      @jameskptan Před 2 lety +40

      @shankaran pillai China accounted only for about 10% of Sri Lana's foreign debt, buddy.

    • @avkk2314
      @avkk2314 Před 2 lety +2

      @@jameskptan yeah investing in a port which was never going to be profit Sri Lanka but there another use of such port for Chinese navy.

    • @jameskptan
      @jameskptan Před 2 lety +47

      People tend to blame China for the Sri Lanka's problem. In fact if they care to do a little bit of digging, they would find that it is the IMF's stringent conditions that cause the downfall. In fact China is helping by paying over RM1 Billion to the Government to lease the Port to avoid collapsing it but as always others look at this with suspicions.

    • @jameskptan
      @jameskptan Před 2 lety +23

      This is part of the commentary from R. Ramakumar at Channel News Asia on 16th April 2022
      "Defaults over China’s infrastructure-related loans to Sri Lanka, especially the financing of the Hambantota port, are being cited as factors contributing to the crisis.
      But these facts don’t add up. The construction of the Hambantota port was financed by the Chinese Exim Bank. The port was running losses, so Sri Lanka leased out the port for 99 years to the Chinese Merchant’s Group, which paid Sri Lanka US$1.12 billion.
      So the Hambantota port fiasco did not lead to a balance of payments crisis (where more money or exports are going out than coming in), it actually bolstered Sri Lanka’s foreign exchange reserves by US$1.12 billion."

  • @felixliu4510
    @felixliu4510 Před 2 lety +333

    So, what did UK, France, and US do to help Africa? What are they doing now?

    • @uTubeAshby
      @uTubeAshby Před 2 lety +5

      Peace Corp

    • @alicejyi4705
      @alicejyi4705 Před 2 lety +81

      And they criticize China for doing it !!

    • @rogeriomaria2496
      @rogeriomaria2496 Před 2 lety

      They looking for way to start a war nothing else hood comes from those devils.🤨

    • @richardtheweaver4891
      @richardtheweaver4891 Před 2 lety +8

      @@uTubeAshby imagine if the War Corpse and the Peace Corps swapped budgets...

    • @embreis2257
      @embreis2257 Před 2 lety +14

      the outside world cannot develop Africa. two ways of investing there: #1 IMF/WB/EU/US giving aid/loans to African governments. they spend or squander it; #2 China invests by deciding where the money goes (importing all stuff from China, materials, most qualified workers etc), build the thing and then demand payments; if you default then China expects you hand over resources, ports whatever. not sure option #2 is more appealing

  • @andresproano1627
    @andresproano1627 Před 2 lety +307

    When you say China's money has "no strings attached" you talk about democracy and human rights, as if that's the only variable involved, but in truth the strings attached to the IMF and World Bank's money have to do with a country's capacity to make their own economic policies. If the IMF gives you a loan, they basically tell you what you can or can't do as a government with your money. That's insane, and it's absolutely normalized.

  • @user-ou6fg8ie1t
    @user-ou6fg8ie1t Před 2 lety +119

    "many scholars suggest…"
    "China has been accused…"
    "many people concerned…"

    • @user-bf7sh8it4u
      @user-bf7sh8it4u Před 2 lety +1

      There is evidence that......
      Research has shown that......
      There are phenomena that......

    • @lanlantulan
      @lanlantulan Před 2 lety

      This is a propaganda video to brainwash people, to demonize China as always.

    • @joek7031
      @joek7031 Před rokem +1

      Sounds about white...

  • @gunner9711
    @gunner9711 Před 2 lety +24

    Countries around China are growing strong, richer. Like south east Asia, Japan, Korea.
    What happened to the countries around USA? Brazil, Mexico, Argentina Colombia?

    • @MGZetta
      @MGZetta Před rokem +4

      Brazil decided to make BRICS with China, Russia, India, and South Africa. Argentina sent their interest in joining it also. I think countries starting to have more options than serving the west.

  • @kennys4100
    @kennys4100 Před 2 lety +696

    And the US isn’t doing anything to help African countries because of our “high” moral standards?🤣

  • @MrBurmeseblood
    @MrBurmeseblood Před 2 lety +292

    What did the Europeans do for Africa beside stole everything from the continent?did the Europeans really care about human right or they also support the government that go along with them?

    • @bestliutr
      @bestliutr Před 2 lety +5

      Without European support, how many centuries more would it take for you guys to invent the wheel?

    • @alberthayman1770
      @alberthayman1770 Před 2 lety +4

      Well, let's start with the potential malaria vaccine developed by europeans

    • @Afrimusican
      @Afrimusican Před 2 lety

      *steal

    • @kofisam9650
      @kofisam9650 Před 2 lety +26

      @@bestliutr the pyramids were not built by cave men from Europe. You can not built the university of Timbuktu, without the wheel. Those bronze statues in your showrooms were built by Africans.. nonsense!

    • @MichaelKing015
      @MichaelKing015 Před 2 lety

      @@kofisam9650 Wow they built a Pyramid so what happened? As if other civilization didn't build such infrastructures before the thing is you never advanced that was your PEAK now compare it to China which is one of the oldest and is keeping up with the west

  • @yuhanliu9038
    @yuhanliu9038 Před 2 lety +312

    I think people in Africa are brave. Because they could stand the developing risk to be better. And in China's defence, why should China risk their people's money to help others? They have made it win-win, and that's brilliant. I think people who blame on China is hypocrisy because when they won't pay for the roads and other baisc things in Africa--yet China will.

    • @user-zy3tu5go8l
      @user-zy3tu5go8l Před 2 lety

      西方不愿意看到非洲发展,不然怎么继续他们的新殖民,所以中国要帮非洲西方肯定抹黑啊

    • @liwenupton8470
      @liwenupton8470 Před 2 lety +7

      Well said 👍

    • @georgeshum3506
      @georgeshum3506 Před 2 lety

      Debt trap, the risk is on the Chinese companies. What is the collateral here, nothing, just a promise to pay back over 20,30,40 years. Any default from the underdeveloped countries, the Chinese companies will suffer, definitely not the party that got the bridges, ports, roads, airports already.

    • @agirloncrack4413
      @agirloncrack4413 Před 2 lety

      China is doing simple business, developping africa = means A LOT in term of political weight, it's a smart move, in other hands EU and USA want africa to be 100% dependent of them by only sending picture about how woke white people became after the BLM movement for their own conciousness and image when they help the kid with no water and no food :( owww

    • @jasonzhan8051
      @jasonzhan8051 Před 2 lety +3

      戳了他们的肺管子了

  • @js5630
    @js5630 Před 2 lety +23

    When I took my first job as an electrical engineer in China at a Taiwanese company making electronics for Europe and US companies in China in 1991, I had to work 65 hours a week and I made $40 a month.

  • @mabroukatis
    @mabroukatis Před 2 lety +567

    I remember USAID projects in Egypt at its heyday.. all Engineers and supervisors weren't Egyptian nor Europeans. They were Americans. Some too young and inexperienced. All tech and standards and equipment were American. And when the big privatization happened in 1990s. The only buyers were Americans. Just saying man. Chinese just learnt from the best.

    • @exponentialcomplexity3051
      @exponentialcomplexity3051 Před 2 lety +5

      US Aid projects are different though. Countries don't need to pay back the loans.

    • @parkjoonkwang9259
      @parkjoonkwang9259 Před 2 lety +30

      It's different. China's aid comes with no strings attached

    • @daniellawyatt
      @daniellawyatt Před 2 lety +4

      That is 100% true but the real thing is when are humans going to learn when one is oppressed all are

    • @deepmarkam
      @deepmarkam Před 2 lety +23

      @@exponentialcomplexity3051 Recipient of USAID might not need to repay the loan but they have to lose their sovereignty.

    • @exponentialcomplexity3051
      @exponentialcomplexity3051 Před 2 lety +4

      @@deepmarkam Not the same thing in any way. There is no binding agreements. Furthermore, if a country is giving Aid ( which is literally free money) of course they are going to expect something in return.
      Loan for failed projects which the country needs to repay is completely different as it destroys the economy.

  • @Emation7
    @Emation7 Před 2 lety +288

    Trevor is smart, but this may be an over simplification. I think he also needs to highlight the alternatives which he has probably experienced. When countries in Africa use Chinese money to build up the infrastructure (roads, ports, electricity, water, transportation etc.), it helps these countries to eventually develop and stand on their two feet. African countries have already tried to work with western institutions like the IMF and World Bank, which push countries further into poverty. The IMF and World Bank loans comes with terms that do not allow countries to build infrastructure, so countries spend on things that do not allow them be independent and end up servicing the loans for decades. Building McDonalds, StarBucks, Apple stores, and Coca Cola factories doesn’t build a country, despite what we are told, but creating infrastructure does develop a country.

    • @sjhassjh3941
      @sjhassjh3941 Před 2 lety

      they are peddling the fake debt trap narrative which is debunked by researcher after researchers .Debt trap is a myth.

    • @1001001a
      @1001001a Před 2 lety +30

      No using telling him that. He feeds from the western hand and speaks from a script or bullet points prepared for him by his masters.

    • @agirloncrack4413
      @agirloncrack4413 Před 2 lety +14

      People act like they know everything about Africa, when in fact they know nothing

    • @BRADPARDZS
      @BRADPARDZS Před 2 lety +5

      You're exactly right.

    • @petertso
      @petertso Před 2 lety +2

      I think Trevor might have got it wrong this time

  • @yanghe4918
    @yanghe4918 Před 2 lety +127

    Disappointed, Trevor , you failed your identity as a black man and I bet you’ve never stepped in Africa . I’m a Chinese who works in Africa and all the projects we built you couldn’t imagine how hard it can be , between fighting the corrupted local government and unskilled workers , but we are still flighting for deliver a better life for African people! You should feel ashamed

    • @conolade3290
      @conolade3290 Před rokem +4

      You're not black, don't talk about him failing his black identity...
      He has a right to his opinions....

    • @ZYZhang-oc6vy
      @ZYZhang-oc6vy Před rokem +18

      @@conolade3290 ,I don't know which country you are from or which nationality you are, but if you go to Africa to see the infrastructure projects assisted by China, including some cooperation projects, China at least has no bad deception and aims. Unlike some so-called democratic countries, when Africa has no great value, it shows contempt. Even if the aid is provided, it is more aimed at deliberately creating internal chaos and confrontation in other countries.

    • @rishsab1316
      @rishsab1316 Před rokem

      @@conolade3290 I am not a black, but I do feel he is failing his black identity and also neutrality as a media person. The whole narrative is to please his white overlord.

    • @conolade3290
      @conolade3290 Před rokem

      @@rishsab1316 What is black identity?
      So many uneducated comments on youtube.
      Black peeps/Africa have been enslaved, colonised and used by everyone else for centuries now.
      First enslaved by Arabs then Europeans and now people calling it the Chinese continent.
      The Arabs brought Islam to Sub saharan Africa, then took slaves and resources, the Europeans brought Christianity then took slaves and resources.
      And now great China is bringing infrastructure and taking resources and putting the continent in further debt.
      Build infrastructure for people who don't have the technical know how to do so or maintain it isn't very helpful... What happens when those infrastructures start to depreciate?
      Listen or read carefully to what I'm trying to say, sub-saharan Africans may all be black, but they speak different languages, have different ideologies, religions and culture.
      If you know and understand all of this then to put all of them in the bracket of 'black identity' is ludicrous, impractical and downright silly.
      Why not say Putin is failing his white identity for attacking Ukraine? Silly right? 😂
      Trevor is biased because he is catering to the American media, just like someone catering to the Chinese or Russian or Saudi Arabian media would be biased too.
      That is logic, everyone picks a side, Politics is savage and brutal let's not talk about right or wrong here, just ends and means.
      And Trevor he has no reason to side with China on this African issue, again that's logic...
      Anyone who talks of 'black identity' when it comes to Africa forgets that it's a continent and not a country.... And for your information, 2 black people don't have to agree on the same issue. Black is skin pigmentation and that's all that is.

    • @pfaecom2
      @pfaecom2 Před rokem +7

      @Conolade I won't be surprised this comedian, like many politicians, can earn himself a lucrative career in U.S. politics... simply by talking about everything with less than half the truth... because they all know that, no matter how ridiculous their "opinions" may be, people like you will all rush to the front line to protect their "rights of speech" with your own lives.🙃🙃🤬🤬

  • @BaSsGaZ
    @BaSsGaZ Před 2 lety +73

    So what's better for Africa? China's debt colonialism or remain underdeveloped for eternity?

    • @charlygarciagza9357
      @charlygarciagza9357 Před 2 lety +3

      Neither of both, they should learn to develop by itself

    • @sponge9223
      @sponge9223 Před 2 lety +20

      @@charlygarciagza9357 easy to say so

    • @maphuthamamabolo8119
      @maphuthamamabolo8119 Před 2 lety

      @@charlygarciagza9357 The damage has already been done.

    • @trolllovindaddy
      @trolllovindaddy Před 2 lety +1

      You don't have to be colonized to undergo development. you make it seem as if these are the only 2 options

    • @dxelson
      @dxelson Před 2 lety

      According to the high morals of the IMF and World Bank, you don't deserve to develop.

  • @chegemartin6404
    @chegemartin6404 Před 2 lety +362

    As an African I do prefer the Chinese in Africa than the West in Africa. Like here in Kenya I have seen more development through the Chinese funds within a decade than the Western "civilization of Africa" for centuries.
    At least we have the option to accept the help no matter the outcome...WE HAVE THE OPTION!!!

    • @MegasSalavatis
      @MegasSalavatis Před 2 lety

      The west respects their citizens and their rights and was cruel to African countries. China is cruel to its own citizens... I don't see it working out long term but i wish you the best of luck.

    • @mccoyReturned
      @mccoyReturned Před 2 lety +24

      As an African You Should Prefer NO ONE! Doing For You But *YOU!!* SMH!

    • @Jazzy869
      @Jazzy869 Před 2 lety

      No surprise there… the West only wants to help if they can impose their beliefs and culture first.

    • @JuanGarcia-mo6vy
      @JuanGarcia-mo6vy Před 2 lety +1

      Until you can’t make payments then China comes up & snatches it back up. Never trust Chinas intentions

    • @sarasonbol3923
      @sarasonbol3923 Před 2 lety +12

      why accept help in the first place. build your own country with your selves. not west or china. ONLY you are the ones who can help your selves.

  • @amediter5670
    @amediter5670 Před 2 lety +265

    Why don’t you do a segment criticizing “la France Afrique” which is French neo colonialism in Africa and is much worse?
    France has been stealing trillions of dollars from Africa

    • @JessieBanana
      @JessieBanana Před 2 lety

      Because it's not new, France has been exploiting Africa for centuries. China is new to the game.

    • @83fleafan
      @83fleafan Před 2 lety +18

      As is America...

    • @wingkei8779
      @wingkei8779 Před 2 lety +23

      Are you kidding me Trevor want to keep the establishment happy so he can keep his high paying job. Even if it mean turn his back on half of his peoples.

    • @debbiemarquis3231
      @debbiemarquis3231 Před 2 lety +14

      Trevor need to sound American or he's deported..

    • @jianzhizhang9885
      @jianzhizhang9885 Před 2 lety +5

      @@debbiemarquis3231 u got the point.

  • @zitaogao4183
    @zitaogao4183 Před 2 lety +20

    Y’all acting like the countries are forced to sign the contracts

    • @Ash-vv8zg
      @Ash-vv8zg Před 2 lety

      Exactly. Western hubris on full display, not believing African countries can have their own volition. Nobody is forcing anyone to sign, nobody is stopping the west from coming up with better deals. And China is very lenient with the debt terms, having restructured or outright forgiven the debt of multiple countries.

    • @CJN3423.
      @CJN3423. Před 2 lety +2

      ​@shankaran pillai The port was built by whose money? China! And from now on its owner is Srilanka, and when it can MAKE more money from the lease and from whom...? China! Instead of using the money repaying the debt to the lender China so it can pays the lease ( in this case 99 yrs), why not just reducing it directly from the debt it owed China? It is a win-win deal for the both parties! In the end, Srilanka owns the port and China (builder) using it; It is one more step to prosperity! Peace.
      Frankly, I want to repeat again, China never FORCES any one to sign business deals, its money is hard earned too and not for charity, except when it wants to help.

    • @Superrocksocks1
      @Superrocksocks1 Před rokem

      @@Ash-vv8zg “western hubris” .. he’s African raised Lol

  • @patronj715
    @patronj715 Před 2 lety +11

    Infrastructures are the backbone of economic growth, connecting cities and ports, villages, provide tremendous opportunities for people to sell their goods, create factories and so on.

  • @yujaw95
    @yujaw95 Před 2 lety +317

    I want to point out that China hasn't always been this great power that nowadays 'the west' wants to portray. If you know a bit about Chinese history, you will know that it was invaded and colonized in the last century. China had to accept a lot of unfair trades with the developed countries then. As a Chinese person living in Europe, I have concerns for my country and my government. But I also notice how many people take for granted the fact that they grow up in an already developed country and are used to being on the moral high horse criticizing others while not being able to provide a better solution (including to the issues happening inside China) I'm not saying it's the west's responsibility to do everything because they're privileged (In fact, every country has its own domestic problems which in my opinion, is what a responsible government should focus on). I think we should try to understand other perspectives and think about how to do better on an individual level, study the subjects that confuse us rather than choose narratives from online news, and be nice to others regardless of where they come from and what race they are. I'm still working on it. It can be difficult because of how unsettling the world is becoming. But I still have hope that one day we can work together to solve problems rather than make others the 'villain' of the story.

    • @cbujik
      @cbujik Před 2 lety

      Well said. The problem in the west especially in the USA there are too many neocons who believe in american exceptionalism. The foreign policy establishments believe that only liberal hegemony will achieve the world without conflicts, the original thesis of francis fukuyama the End of History. That explains why the USA has more than 800 military overseas bases and usa will enter into war once every 3 years.

    • @mwangiirungu3670
      @mwangiirungu3670 Před 2 lety +11

      Exactly!

    • @user-rp4qc7yh9g
      @user-rp4qc7yh9g Před 2 lety +2

      There are only two countries in the world

    • @yujaw95
      @yujaw95 Před 2 lety +17

      @@user-rp4qc7yh9g The world def needs more voices and communications, that's why I'm against some cold war-like narratives. I hope my words aren't misunderstood because of my limited English.

    • @wm4934
      @wm4934 Před 2 lety

      The West has completed the original accumulation of capital by colonizing other countries, but now they want to prevent other countries from growing through normal trade.😅

  • @lingding4325
    @lingding4325 Před 2 lety +156

    That's what happened when the US shifted the non-essential industrials to mainland China. Our workers paid far less than the American manager even though they were not skilled as Chinese. how ironic to hear American judged on the same thing. Why Chinese can't be the boss to set up the price and the rule. Time changed.

    • @morganangel340
      @morganangel340 Před 2 lety

      yep... is China's time to do colonialism now !

    • @deeetd4633
      @deeetd4633 Před 2 lety +3

      Two wrongs don’t make a right.

    • @dxelson
      @dxelson Před 2 lety

      @@deeetd4633 you got a better solution?

    • @mangonut
      @mangonut Před 2 lety

      Huh? China is the assembly plant. Chinese workers are known to be low skilled and high priced which is part of the reason why so many companies have left China in the past few years

    • @timothywanjiku23
      @timothywanjiku23 Před rokem

      @the illegitimate TY SON have you looked into The IMF debt in Sri Lanka?.
      So illegitimate sonnn

  • @blacknight5107
    @blacknight5107 Před 2 lety +12

    Trevor change so much, Trevor is selling out for the US dream. If the US, France and the UK would stop taking Africa riches without giving back . Africa would be able to negotiate better to get development

  • @jasminewindfield6838
    @jasminewindfield6838 Před rokem +12

    China has struggled for many years to get out of the difficult time, no one gets benefits without paying the cost, and people have to understand that China is not doing charity. this is the way every country has to get through if they want to become strong, Africa probably needs to work even harder than China to small the gap with the other countries, help from the others always has limits or conditions.

  • @W.GlobalAffairs
    @W.GlobalAffairs Před 2 lety +238

    The difference between the west and china is that China wants to develop Africa and the west does not want to develop Africa or even for Africa to develop. The west gets much more from an undeveloped Africa than they would from a developed one. A developed Africa would mean Africans owning their resources and no longer being exploitable by the west.
    China, on the other hand, gains nothing from an undeveloped Africa as poor Africans cannot trade Chinese goods or make use of Chinese mega projects. So China wants Africa to shape up and not be dominated by wars. Well, the west thrive in wars in Africa and continue to fuel wars and start new ones to keep Africa below development.
    Africans need to make their choice as to which devil is better for them.

  • @Tokai134
    @Tokai134 Před 2 lety +666

    Using economic power to gain political influence is not exactly a new concept especially to the US. And, for the Africa, the question is whether working with China is better than their former exploiters, European countries. And, one last point about labor - of course the Chinese have the better job positions, the same reason Western workers have the better positions when they open factories in China. The country that export expertise of course will send over supervisors. Thats the whole point of foreign factories.

    • @targetseeker
      @targetseeker Před 2 lety +22

      I remember an editorial written years ago that if China only ditches confucianism and embraces capitalism it would be a great US ally (resources and manpower). Writer never considered China to be a rival or working to well as a capitalist ally (outsourcing) .

    • @nuanced8225
      @nuanced8225 Před 2 lety +15

      Using economic power to gain political power is not new. The British wrote the book on it. What is new is the deceit and underlying duplicity that China employs. There is very little gained but almost everything is lost. Look at Sri Lanka now. Such examples are galore throughout Africa and Asia.

    • @HaileabAbrha
      @HaileabAbrha Před 2 lety +36

      what about in us the white people have the better job, is this a new thing?

    • @Kenneth_James
      @Kenneth_James Před 2 lety +1

      no

    • @thevan4476
      @thevan4476 Před 2 lety +40

      @@nuanced8225 the British East India company disagrees with you

  • @alam995
    @alam995 Před 2 lety +12

    The question to ask is, if there r sufficient skilled workers who can handle such big infrastructure projects in these African countries?

  • @spider6660
    @spider6660 Před 2 lety +37

    Everyone needs to admit that this country which makes "debt traps", large investments in Africa, racing against the US in 5g has gone through brutal starvation and famine 40 years ago.

    • @adritoban7383
      @adritoban7383 Před 2 lety +3

      their growth is impeccable. The USA probably wouldnt be able to do this.

    • @PatrickFan123
      @PatrickFan123 Před 2 lety

      @@adritoban7383 Isn't what China does to Africa economically the same as What the West did to China since the 80s. The US or Japanese domestic workers cost much more than the Chinese workers so they move their production lines to China. and now the West becomes so sarcastic about China.

    • @edwardliu111
      @edwardliu111 Před 2 lety +1

      Why? I'm Chinese-American and I still think what they're doing is horrible.

    • @Xioungshou
      @Xioungshou Před 2 lety

      Everyone also needs to acknowledge that said famine was completely self-inflicted (thanks Mao!)

    • @vocvoc9895
      @vocvoc9895 Před 2 lety

      The last famine in China was during 1960-1961, that's how many years ago?

  • @jmhventure1062
    @jmhventure1062 Před 2 lety +157

    So when American firms went to set up factories 20 years ago the average salary of an American worker is also many folds higher than that in China...and it was alright then for Americans to move their factories to China but it is now a crime when China does it!!! Make sense when passing judgement.

    • @AdityaSingh6
      @AdityaSingh6 Před 2 lety +1

      *communist spotted*, didn't you watch the whole video?

    • @gonzalos4379
      @gonzalos4379 Před 2 lety +23

      @@AdityaSingh6 You took the money to laundry this propaganda video for Uncle Sam?

    • @jmhventure1062
      @jmhventure1062 Před 2 lety +17

      @@AdityaSingh6 please don't tell me you are practicing democracy...what freedom of choice you are preaching about if you can't even accept someone else's differences in ideology. Isnt that ironic?

    • @AdityaSingh6
      @AdityaSingh6 Před 2 lety

      @@gonzalos4379 at least we get the money and some privilege to spread propaganda, it's better than being thrown in jail, getting admitted in re education camps and facing death penalties but you're a stronger person here, you prefer getting tortured, starved and punished in your beliefs and that's what real hero do

    • @normaforsyth7950
      @normaforsyth7950 Před 2 lety

      I don't think anyone said it's a crime. They are suggesting that "all that glitters, is not gold."

  • @yf4044
    @yf4044 Před 2 lety +319

    Still, people prefered Chinese investment over IMF/EU/US investment, that says everything

    • @AnimeAmvStar
      @AnimeAmvStar Před 2 lety +8

      it just shws they wish to keep their government the way it is.

    • @alirashid3562
      @alirashid3562 Před 2 lety +33

      @@AnimeAmvStar people dont want others to meddle in their house affairs whihc Us mostly does

    • @xenon4795
      @xenon4795 Před 2 lety +3

      True.

    • @mrcead
      @mrcead Před 2 lety +3

      Exactly

    • @brag0001
      @brag0001 Před 2 lety +15

      Well, if I was a corrupt dictator, I would also prefer money from people who don't lecture me about the evils I do. We will see how Africa fares with Chinese investments in the long run.
      If those manage to help Africa to develop better then EU/US investments, then great. We shall judge the results, not the means. I'm sceptical, but I wouldn't be sad to see Africa success eventually.

  • @pngkk
    @pngkk Před rokem +2

    Aren't those complaints the same everywhere? Those loans given out are not credit cards, they need collaterals. If the loan defaults, collaterals are seized as is the norm. How is this nefarious especially when the interest rates aren't out of the ordinary considering the risks that the Chinese must take.
    As for workers, some jobs require more training to execute or to operate the machineries. Until African workers are fully trained to do the job, it is natural to have Chinese there first. There are more Africans in higher positions or taking up the lower level jobs than before, so I don't understand the complaint. Pay difference is always there. I've worked in American companies for more than 2 decades and my pay is no where near Americans doing the same job and that's understandable. The cost of living is just different even if the work is in the same country.
    Natural resources are needed as mentioned. But before they can be put to use, they need to be extracted and that cost money to do so. What is different is the Chinese is starting to do the refining at source, which allows the host countries to earn more from selling the natural resources. Of course for those who always complain, they see this as poluuting the host countries. Can't win there.

  • @catsNcode
    @catsNcode Před 2 lety +15

    i like how they said workers in China made 7x more than workers in Africa without much context. What’s the amount comparative to cost of living? (The ratio for Nike factory workers in Vietnam and China are like 20-30x less than in America btw)

    • @brooklynmack4503
      @brooklynmack4503 Před 2 lety +2

      They didn't say workers in "China made 7x more", they said the Chinese workers (who are imported), make about 10x more than their African counterparts or coworkers; meaning they live in the same country. Meaning they have the same cost of living. The context was always there, but you had to be paying a little attention, and clean the bias out of your ears.
      But sadly, you are correct that China is certainly far from the only country that exploits people of other countries. China just happens to be doing it on the largest scale worldwide.

    • @gemelwalters2942
      @gemelwalters2942 Před 2 lety +1

      He didn't say workers in China. You heard what you wanted to hear, listen to it again.

  • @umairahmad3668
    @umairahmad3668 Před 2 lety +98

    What's US doing for Africans?

    • @shotokimakaze1316
      @shotokimakaze1316 Před 2 lety +36

      Democracy and "freedom"
      - USA

    • @goldsilvervscrisiscollapse4320
      @goldsilvervscrisiscollapse4320 Před 2 lety +40

      @@shotokimakaze1316 freedom bombs!

    • @LogicalError007
      @LogicalError007 Před 2 lety +7

      Not forcefully taking their assets.

    • @goldsilvervscrisiscollapse4320
      @goldsilvervscrisiscollapse4320 Před 2 lety +1

      @@LogicalError007 ah yes, the US is totally not... BRINGING SLAVERY BACK TO LIBYA nooo.... Or Stealing their assets via their AMERICAN CORPORATIONS that get resources for cheap. LOL your name is appropriate af

    • @olivierbartolli
      @olivierbartolli Před 2 lety +24

      @@LogicalError007 Sustaining and providing guns to rebels to weaken states, overthrow governments in country in where there is precious minerals to better put a hand on it

  • @adolfmudau9956
    @adolfmudau9956 Před 2 lety +73

    I really can't blame China

  • @frankyan1334
    @frankyan1334 Před rokem +2

    Trever, love you show! if you have never visited China, do it! it will change your perspective i guarantee it.

  • @brian.z6592
    @brian.z6592 Před 2 lety +4

    If I remember it right, there's ZERO Western country recognizing Taiwan as an independent country. Does that mean all Western countries receiving financial aid from China?

    • @OC-CPA
      @OC-CPA Před 2 lety +2

      Only because of China's bullying.

    • @brian.z6592
      @brian.z6592 Před 2 lety

      @@OC-CPA You mean, China is bullying America/Britain/France/Germany, so they couldn't recognize Taiwan as an independent country, but a part of China?

    • @OC-CPA
      @OC-CPA Před 2 lety

      @@brian.z6592 Correct.

  • @nww108
    @nww108 Před 2 lety +196

    I am so disappointed with your words, Trevor. You should go to your hometown to check what's the Chinese investment changed the Africa society .We have many telecom projects in Africa,and we hired many poor local graduated students, they can earn a nice salary and learn many things they can't learn from the local companies, when we left ,they are still there and continue their contributions to their homeland, many of them became engineers, project managers, experts, a provide a nice life for their families, and you and the westerners, just want your homeland people live in Jungle! yes, they may have problems in the future about debt ,but the cost is much less than the achievements they got!

    • @nww108
      @nww108 Před 2 lety

      if Africa don't have airports, railways, hospitals, schools,...how can they develop their econimic? the westerners always want other nations to do the lowest jobs and earn little money , so you can enjoy more resources forever , right?

    • @joyid
      @joyid Před 2 lety +3

      We? I mean you were there?

    • @nww108
      @nww108 Před 2 lety +13

      @@joyid yes ,and some coworkers are still there , we have branch companies in almost all the countries

    • @Kenneth_James
      @Kenneth_James Před 2 lety +4

      botsssssss poor 20 cent army.

    • @user-to9td5xl4h
      @user-to9td5xl4h Před 2 lety +6

      The debt that can't be paid is a big issue, look at Srilanka, African countries may become like China in future

  • @xiaohanzeng5355
    @xiaohanzeng5355 Před 2 lety +85

    hahaha, Taiwan... Officially, does the US recognize Taiwan as an independent country? Never! So why criticize the African countries for not recognizing Taiwan as an independent country? Does the US stop buying oil from Russia? No! So why criticize other countries for buying oils from Russia? People are not idiots.

    • @yingchen5299
      @yingchen5299 Před 2 lety +1

      我原来贼喜欢他 现在不知道咋办了 愁人

    • @daelundrumavidem8033
      @daelundrumavidem8033 Před 2 lety

      @@yingchen5299 洗脑工具威力强大,他脑子被洗坏掉了

    • @yingchen5299
      @yingchen5299 Před 2 lety +2

      @@daelundrumavidem8033 哎 真的心寒 好好搞笑 嘲讽共和不好吗 非要搅进来

    • @user-sg3ze1ex4c
      @user-sg3ze1ex4c Před 2 lety

      @@yingchen5299 他本来就是这样的人,你仔细看他过往对中国的评价,除了5G,他的态度其实一直都和这视频差不多。

    • @user-qg1tp7ib5r
      @user-qg1tp7ib5r Před rokem

      Ying Chen 他是民主党喉舌,很正常

  • @huitonghwang6594
    @huitonghwang6594 Před rokem +3

    Western companies in China have their own people in the top positions too.
    If you are making large infrastructures as they’re doing in Africa, experts with experience are needed. And the fastest and better way is with chinese companies workers.

  • @scorpio252000
    @scorpio252000 Před 2 lety +1

    Trevor!! You are actually a celebrity in china. It’s true! They like the jokes you tell.

  • @888rim888
    @888rim888 Před 2 lety +239

    So which is which?
    1: We care for Africans?
    2: We worries China growing too fast?
    😂

    • @LVIS-a
      @LVIS-a Před 2 lety +16

      Yes

    • @A-dth6wdh
      @A-dth6wdh Před 2 lety +10

      Yes

    • @criticalthinking666
      @criticalthinking666 Před 2 lety +3

      Touché

    • @edenguan8745
      @edenguan8745 Před 2 lety

      3. Worried that non-white nations gain economic power and not be slaves anymore.

    • @jasonallen3678
      @jasonallen3678 Před 2 lety +1

      I swear and the western countries has had decades to invest on the continent,but never has,unless it benefited their corporations who only exploit the people.

  • @SlooooowDown
    @SlooooowDown Před 2 lety +472

    A testament to Wendover production's success that he is actually featured in the daily show! Congrats and well deserved! You have been crushing it here for years!

    • @mikestewart9088
      @mikestewart9088 Před 2 lety +29

      I’m just listening to this on auto play and i hear Trevor Noah’s voice, then hear Wendover’s and i immediately stopped making my breakfast and turned around. Congrats to them indeed and well deserved.

    • @0LAKALKI
      @0LAKALKI Před 2 lety +1

      Manufacturing Consent 🙄🙄🙄

    • @AspLode
      @AspLode Před 2 lety +11

      I came down to the comments section to say the very same thing. What a mindbend to see it here on mainstream television

    • @slslbbn4096
      @slslbbn4096 Před 2 lety

      To be fair, African nations followed the US in breaking off relations with the Republic of China (Taiwan) for the People's Republic of China.
      Taiwan to China is analagous to how the Confederate States of America is to the United States.

    • @Fallen7Pie
      @Fallen7Pie Před 2 lety +7

      Genuinely, measurably more accurate that a lot of major news sources. Well done Sam

  • @citizenofdaworld7582
    @citizenofdaworld7582 Před rokem +1

    As an African I say this let the media keep making noise. We have observed enough we might not speak but we know who really want us down

  • @adiclown2103
    @adiclown2103 Před 2 lety +23

    I am A Chinese, and I used to oppose China's aid to Africa, because there are also very poor areas in China. However, I am very pleased when I see people's support for China in the comments section. I will support China's aid to Africa in the future, hoping that African countries can become richer and stronger, strong enough to protect the African people.✊✊✊

    • @doburu4835
      @doburu4835 Před 2 lety +4

      Accurate username, a clown

    • @youmemeyou
      @youmemeyou Před 2 lety

      @@doburu4835 jealous 😁

    • @doburu4835
      @doburu4835 Před 2 lety +2

      @@youmemeyou there are two of them now, now we are in circus.

    • @youmemeyou
      @youmemeyou Před 2 lety

      @@doburu4835 so jealous!! 😆

  • @danielceron628
    @danielceron628 Před 2 lety +103

    Sounds like you're surprised...isn't it business? The US is a specialist in these matter.

    • @jalengreen3819
      @jalengreen3819 Před 2 lety +8

      He won't talk about capitalist country with this topics lol he will find this nothing to be compared lol

    • @jameschen7822
      @jameschen7822 Před 2 lety +1

      US always bring the WAR and dead body

    • @Woosaidthat
      @Woosaidthat Před 2 lety

      The US doesn’t hold a candle to China. The Chinese are ruthless

    • @oldrrocr
      @oldrrocr Před 2 lety

      As usual, China has taken capitalism and done it better than we do.
      Brush up on your Cantonese...

    • @khanch.6807
      @khanch.6807 Před 2 lety

      @@jalengreen3819 China is also a capitalist country.

  • @keepwalking9108
    @keepwalking9108 Před 2 lety +246

    I have been to China for more than 10 times, Chinese have a plan like a marshall plan that was implemented by the United states to the white nations after wwII . USA influsences Europe, likewise, Chinese want to be a superstar by influencing 54 independent African countries not only economically but also politically. Nothing is new here. The new thing is when Chinese invest in africa we call it exploitation, for Eurpoean we call it an investment.
    Let me ask you, not alone in Euorpean investment, in United states does the better positions go to the natives, blacks, brown people? big no, What is wrong if they bring their best workers to manage their factory.
    Btw, the term 'exploitation' is all economical,... European want to collect taxes through every business exchange through their currencies and Chinese encourage Africans to not use it at least when they make business with China. Instead of selling oil in euro/dollar and buying stuff from China through that money, Chinese want to exchange the goods directly.
    I believe, as an African we got enough lesson that Eurpoeans will never invest on our infrastructure, they will never engage on technology transfer, they always use human right for their political advantage.

    • @Hing.W.Dickson
      @Hing.W.Dickson Před 2 lety

      The west and USA are monster, devil ... 😡😡😡😡

    • @kellharris2491
      @kellharris2491 Před 2 lety

      So ignorant it's laughable. China has had it's own invasions just like all the rest.When will Africa learn. Exploited by the west or by the East it makes no difference. The only way out is to build up your own countries.

    • @GariusMarius
      @GariusMarius Před 2 lety +15

      @@bret3977 It goes back far far longer than 20 years unfortunately.

    • @crystalriley9671
      @crystalriley9671 Před 2 lety +6

      Case and point. China is using the blueprint that was previously used and works!

    • @filonin2
      @filonin2 Před 2 lety +2

      Cashing that Chinese check lol.

  • @esimsim2314
    @esimsim2314 Před 2 lety +5

    You can't have have your cake and eat it right Trevor ?? Hahaha.... This is what the West did
    to many other weaker developing countries in the past. Life goes on.

  • @waterdragonclan9108
    @waterdragonclan9108 Před 2 lety +2

    The negative view is that not fair labor. China send engineers from their own country is because they probably make sure the project does not defect. Some one can replace wrong material or short cut material to cause the bad reputation at the end result. You don't want to built a bridge for some one and collapse in a short time like the one Japan built.

  • @mono_real
    @mono_real Před 2 lety +243

    At least with China investment there are developments and more African millionaires than ever comparing to years under western colonization. And about child soldier among many other horrific issues, its been happening ever since under western powers that keep a blind eye to atrocities as long it maintain chaos and status quo of Africa as nations of absurd poverty when the reverse is true- Africa suppose to be among the riches countries in the world with abundance of natural resources.

    • @simonesmith840
      @simonesmith840 Před 2 lety

      Yes but u act as if this is not going to lead right back to the damnation... It's just slowing down the process of slavery... And allowing the the huge gap between the richest and poorest... Yes... There is less war but until wen... Wen money runs out ND the country is full on debylt that u can not recover and we are right back into war so come now do not b niave... The only people that shud b happy for this 100% r the people who sold the country and the and the people who the country was sold to... They know the repercussions of their behaviour will come when they no longer here... Come on man think better

    • @mono_real
      @mono_real Před 2 lety +7

      @@simonesmith840 What doyouknow? Have you think better as a white man who seem to be lost in so many cultures but interested in aliens?🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

    • @simonesmith840
      @simonesmith840 Před 2 lety +8

      @@mono_real that does not even make sense... Check ur English (white man's language) ND please don't b fooled by name to assume u know what race u feel I wud b interested or favor... Firstly it has nothing to do with race.... So let's grow up... ND while u growing up note I had not mentioned any race that's wrong but who is rich ND who's poor because let's face it ur own will sell u these days... So just catch urself child

    • @mono_real
      @mono_real Před 2 lety

      @@simonesmith840 You are ignorant fool too...check my English ? Check yours too...this is bias social media...I don't spend time attend to you and me child? 😂😂😂😂😂My original comments trigger an inconvenience truth?

    • @MosshakBinJalal
      @MosshakBinJalal Před 2 lety +9

      @@simonesmith840 you are living in a bubble.. 😂

  • @SF-zc3mm
    @SF-zc3mm Před 2 lety +79

    One of the things Trevor forgot to say in the Africa debt trapping segment is that its not the people of the country making the decisions, but usually a few curropt rulers that are selling their people out.

    • @cinnamonstar808
      @cinnamonstar808 Před 2 lety

      there are 2 china. This China could not exist without the strong voting block of African Union.
      AFRICA CANT BE DEBT TRAPPED. mathemetics said so.
      unlike the West or China. they have the birthrate to pay off their debt. IF NOT they will have the correct army size to get loan forgiveness. 💅🏾 which ever comes 1st
      its not a debt trapped. CHINA cant collect on it. 👉🏽 👉🏾 Trust me👈🏾👈🏿
      wait til the sea water starts rolling into cities and farm lands ​[💨​🌀​🌊] where do you think people will go? for escape.
      The continent sits up high on a flat plateau. (all the ice melting wont bother Africa) it a solid land mass 6 timezone big.. 22 climates all 4 hemisphere in 1 continent.
      Africa is a tank Africa is an ark
      it has the most fertile land, fertile people and less CO2 ozone emission; see COVID Africa ws unbothered.

    • @haikaloronsentnel138
      @haikaloronsentnel138 Před 2 lety

      THAT'S MUCH BETTER THAN EUR0PEAN, AMER!CA AND WESTERN C0L0N!AL!ST AND GEN0C!DE IN AFR!CA, AS!A AND AMER!CA C0NT!NENTS!!!

    • @niteshyadav-fc2ub
      @niteshyadav-fc2ub Před 2 lety +4

      That is the story everywhere

    • @SF-zc3mm
      @SF-zc3mm Před 2 lety +1

      @@niteshyadav-fc2ub not like in Africa. Most countries are some variant of anocracy.

  • @gunner9711
    @gunner9711 Před 2 lety +3

    Africa: China give roads, ports for us. Western can only give us lecture.
    Western leader: nothing come free!
    Africa: lectures again!

    • @nmew6926
      @nmew6926 Před rokem

      The White men give the black men bibles. In exchange the White men obtain the land

  • @heldersimoes1124
    @heldersimoes1124 Před 2 lety

    that sure looked like a big budget...lol great video

  • @nickolas8013
    @nickolas8013 Před 2 lety +50

    The U.S. did this for decades. Why not mention that?

    • @jackbrian4071
      @jackbrian4071 Před 2 lety

      The only thing US has done in Africa is cause more problems..China is a true friend

    • @lucasliang8579
      @lucasliang8579 Před 2 lety

      U.S may have done this for decades but china can basically take over africa right now with the debt like all of africa

    • @Myth520
      @Myth520 Před 2 lety

      I prefer to believe the US bomb them for decades

    • @wojak4171
      @wojak4171 Před 2 lety

      Because they are hypocrite and two -faced .

    • @schmuleyboteak4112
      @schmuleyboteak4112 Před 2 lety +6

      Even much WORSE!!

  • @wingkei8779
    @wingkei8779 Před 2 lety +59

    That's a double standard the IMF been doing that for years. China build road and rail way who else will help??

  • @maximwermke3517
    @maximwermke3517 Před 2 lety +12

    The political incentive part is correct. But as far as I know there has only been a single loan that could be classified as a debt trap and all the others are actually without strings attached and without tricky fineprint. It's not as scandalous, but please do proper research on this before spreading these informations.

  • @user-ln7vc3yy9s
    @user-ln7vc3yy9s Před rokem +3

    If China hires African workers in technical positions, nothing will be done because Africa doesn't have enough technicians. The fact is that Chinese companies employ a very large number of local workers in Africa, and Chinese workers mainly play the role of teachers in Africa, and a Chinese worker will lead several African workers, and the main job of Chinese workers is to teach skills to African workers. Chinese companies are not fools! A Chinese worker's salary is several times higher than that of an African worker, and a Chinese company will not hire you to work in Africa just because you are Chinese!

  • @ameliah8164
    @ameliah8164 Před 2 lety +59

    As your Chinese audience, I think whenever you are involved in construction loans in Africa, you forget the history of the West and how to look at things objectively.
    For example, we need to compare what China and the West have done, and compare the positive and negative impact China has brought to Africa (compared with the western leadership here).
    If you have financial difficulties, please put forward. Please don't give up your neutral thinking and mind for any potential support.

    • @vozq5566
      @vozq5566 Před 2 lety +7

      Your talking about objectivity so what’s wrong with objectively evaluating what Chinas impact is without comparing them with someone else? Just because the colonial effect of the west was horrible doesn’t mean China’s effect is positive.

    • @nischaltyagi8672
      @nischaltyagi8672 Před 2 lety +4

      @@vozq5566 True. If you see in Asia pacific region, their debt trap diplomacy have put Sri Lanka an island nation in Indian Ocean in a huge debt( the protest in Sri lanka is not only due to chinese debt, but it is a main reason out of many reasons) and plus the poor nation have lost their Hambantota port to China. Learning from this- Nepal(neighbour country of China) has announced that they will take only grants from China but no loans

    • @jovimathews
      @jovimathews Před 2 lety +2

      @@vozq5566 cut some slack, Weibo English translation has some bugs.

    • @vozq5566
      @vozq5566 Před 2 lety

      @@jovimathews Fair, but even if we arent talking using the word "objective" I still understand the point they are trying to make. Even if China is doing something bad it does not matter since the west has done worse in the distant past. I just think its wrong to say its ok for someone to commit a harmful action because someone else once did something worse.

    • @jovimathews
      @jovimathews Před 2 lety +1

      @@vozq5566 “…harmful comparing to something worst”? What about colonialism that went too far just because there was political and civil unrest in China? The Han Dynasty took over Al Famosa and wipe out the Polynesia population and changed it to Taiwan. Till this very day claiming the actual ruler of China.

  • @c.w.8200
    @c.w.8200 Před 2 lety +212

    I watched a video of an African woman ranting about how all Europe does is send a little money like to a beggar but China invests and that's going to give them economic development finally. I kind of agreed, the gross, condescending way we collect money "for the hungry children" at Christmas without ever intending for them to not be charity cases anymore. I hope there's a way to profit from Chinese investments without ending up a Chinese colony...

    • @agentsnoopy2853
      @agentsnoopy2853 Před 2 lety +38

      China isn’t investing out of the kindness of their heart. It’s always strategic.

    • @mikyas4238
      @mikyas4238 Před 2 lety +83

      @@agentsnoopy2853 strategic infrastructure sure beats strategic war ,coups and bombings

    • @agentsnoopy2853
      @agentsnoopy2853 Před 2 lety +17

      @@mikyas4238 Yes but the end result is the same-control.

    • @anggra1798
      @anggra1798 Před 2 lety +25

      @@agentsnoopy2853yes, it is always about the strategic move to have an influence in Africa, but I think it is way better than to be treated like a beggar and develop a beggar mentality over Europe / American charities. We, Asian, certainly have a different way to help strangers (we always need a reason to help people or they will not stand by themselves)

    • @sqingzhang3835
      @sqingzhang3835 Před 2 lety +28

      @@agentsnoopy2853at least no one died!

  • @KeithCindyPanama
    @KeithCindyPanama Před 2 lety +1

    China bought a mine 2018 in Panamà promising employment. They built apartment with fences on their property and brought their own people to work it No Panamanians .

  • @pyttpytts2690
    @pyttpytts2690 Před 2 lety

    terrifying..
    also Rush hour reference was fun

  • @philtv147
    @philtv147 Před 2 lety +92

    That would have ben true if the IMF and World Bank didn't force African borrowers to destroy their meager food surplus to get loans.

    • @jamesdoe5804
      @jamesdoe5804 Před 2 lety

      True. Afrika juga follow the normal US lead narrative that demand afrika to give out their resources for cheap and to the dictator that agree with the US

    • @charlieng3347
      @charlieng3347 Před 2 lety +1

      I am intrigue. I want to know more about this. This could be the reason why Africa is so dependent on food imports and is in big trouble now.

    • @kithinga
      @kithinga Před 2 lety

      Someone created the dollar and said this is the medium of exchange globally.

  • @utc7406
    @utc7406 Před 2 lety +34

    Dont understand, Why US itself is allowed to recognise mainland China, not Republic of China.
    But when African do the same, they are for the money?
    If So, how much did US take? UK? Germany? Every major country did the same? Trevor is indicating China is rich enough to buy the priceless pride of each democratic country? Does that even make any sense?

    • @daelundrumavidem8033
      @daelundrumavidem8033 Před 2 lety +1

      Haha, reminds me that UK has supported Ukraine to join EU in the past, but actually itself worked hard to eventually leave EU. Never understand the logic of hypocrites, since there is none.

  • @xiao-rongpeng9804
    @xiao-rongpeng9804 Před 2 lety +6

    I am sure US companies in China are paying Chinese workers in equal amount the salaries as workers in US, and that is why they move the production to China

  • @louises9911
    @louises9911 Před rokem +1

    Trevor, a South African, did not complain his country does not do anything to help his fellow Africans to build infrastructure and industries. In fact, South Africa is going downhill itself. He is living in America and serves American interests, not Africans at all.

  • @kenhiew2814
    @kenhiew2814 Před 2 lety +69

    If the US has a better offer, they can go ahead and invest in Africa. Until then, you are not in the position to criticized China.

  • @tohweecheng
    @tohweecheng Před 2 lety +49

    You should see all the European and US MNCs in Asia........ Not many of them are helmed by locals. So what's the point of complaining about the Chinese when those complaining are doing the same?

  • @gdzed4926
    @gdzed4926 Před 2 lety +4

    as a chinese, i feel quite proud that we have influence in Africa. we don't force anyone to do anything, but if you want us, you need to listen to us, which is called business contract.

    • @lunaticgaming7967
      @lunaticgaming7967 Před 2 lety

      If they don't like it, don't take the money. Loan Sharks don't exist without people TAKING THE LOAN!!!

  • @humanity6128
    @humanity6128 Před rokem +1

    They way he says "China" in trump accent 😂😂😂

  • @dee_dee_place
    @dee_dee_place Před 2 lety +268

    Nothing comes without a price tag!
    I wish there were still people & governments that were compelled to do something just because it was the right thing to do.

  • @Zerihun04
    @Zerihun04 Před 2 lety +99

    Dear Trevor, I love the humorous and hilarious way you discuss on complex sensitive political issues. Yet, the same sensational way didn't work right when you deal with Africa-China economic cooperation and political partnership to jointly counter the resurrecting evil ambition of Western powers in the form of neocolonialism hiding under pseudo umbrellas, promoting democracy, protect human rights and globalization.

    • @kellharris2491
      @kellharris2491 Před 2 lety +1

      There isn't a free lunch in this world. There is no doubt the west has exploited Africa but you would be a fool if you think China will be any better. Only Africa can help Africa.

    • @cheechwong2293
      @cheechwong2293 Před 2 lety +4

      He's been away too long.

  • @theFLCLguy
    @theFLCLguy Před 2 lety +1

    Sprint did that with 4G, actually almost all of them did at one point except Verizon because they actually had a decent 4G network.

  • @fromendworld5340
    @fromendworld5340 Před 2 lety

    Wow, so cable TV is now using CZcams creator content as prime source. You made it Sam!

  • @lemon4087
    @lemon4087 Před 2 lety +42

    Pointers to detect re-uplads:
    1. Trevor's buzz cut(pre-covid)
    2. Background wall(covid)

    • @chancingproductions4453
      @chancingproductions4453 Před 2 lety +3

      Yes we know. Still important and I don’t think enough people have seen this

    • @lemon4087
      @lemon4087 Před 2 lety +2

      @@chancingproductions4453 It's just I see almost all of em, n I watched a dozen re-up n figured after watching a bit of em. So, just to not get disappointed, n I don't have an idea when they go on hiatus too

    • @marlenestewart7772
      @marlenestewart7772 Před 2 lety

      Troll.

    • @tpebbles
      @tpebbles Před 2 lety +1

      @@marlenestewart7772 Fan. obviously...?

  • @creatyzu2655
    @creatyzu2655 Před 2 lety +71

    Don’t be too naive, Trevor. I think your intelligence is much better than that. At least china’s price tag is much more reasonable than the west countries.

    • @jreidk
      @jreidk Před 2 lety

      EXACTLY! The USA uses it’s military (29 bases on African continent) to bully and threaten and China uses $ to improve

    • @fredfunn5413
      @fredfunn5413 Před 2 lety

      Trevor is not naive, he is only catering to his audience, which is the brain-washed self-righteous people in the West.

    • @daelundrumavidem8033
      @daelundrumavidem8033 Před 2 lety +1

      Oh, his intelligence is better than that, but his money pocket is not. Propaganda is part of the business, you know.

  • @istanahardware1425
    @istanahardware1425 Před 2 lety +1

    if any other country invested, the directors, the managers, and the supervisors will be from the investor's country. It will exactly be the same situations.

  • @shoshannanina5359
    @shoshannanina5359 Před 2 lety +21

    I like how Trevor is highlighting these chinese economic/political power plays. China doing the same thing in latin america and the caribbean.
    The country gets the infrastructure and have to pay China. The loan is not cash transfer but labor and materials. China is like a consulting company, providing labor and materials in exchange for Africans resources and doing the same in the caribbean. I hope Jamaicans are watching this.

    • @donnamaria4882
      @donnamaria4882 Před 2 lety +3

      Jamaica is watching, but I think it's tooooo late for us now.

    • @porcorosso4330
      @porcorosso4330 Před 2 lety +1

      In a sense it is also a cash transfer.
      It just never really arrive into the country they are "helping", since the money goes straight back to Chinese companies and workers.

    • @haoyangluo7087
      @haoyangluo7087 Před 2 lety

      @@porcorosso4330 You need to realize that for a lot of African countries, they are facing the choices of either accepting this deal with China and having the infrastructures, or not having the infrastructure at all. It’s not like the west will help them build these projects. It’s just a risky deal.

  • @slickslerg
    @slickslerg Před 2 lety +55

    Africa lacks vision not wealth, our biggest problem is letting anyone tells us who we are.

    • @nametsomatthews5677
      @nametsomatthews5677 Před 2 lety

      I AGREE WITH YOU

    • @humanbeans5474
      @humanbeans5474 Před 2 lety +6

      Africa doesn't lack vision the continent has had 2 attempted economic blooms which have been thwarted.

    • @AttitudeGal02
      @AttitudeGal02 Před 2 lety

      Very true.

    • @GariusMarius
      @GariusMarius Před 2 lety +3

      I think African nations lack both. So while the youth of Africa will be better than their predecessors, African nations still need to start planning for infrastructure growth in order to accommodate the projected 2 billion population growth. We should focus on whether the current arrangement is mutually beneficial or just one sided. Our decisions should be fact driven, not emotionally driven. Especially with all the anti-China rhetoric happening, we need to look at everything with clarity, not bias.

  • @petergarcia8225
    @petergarcia8225 Před 2 lety +52

    That is just a start, we all started from something. If China is doing more to boost economical infastructure and international trade. Why not? We all owe something to someone. It is the matter of how well we start a system that is better than the one before.

    • @schmuleyboteak4112
      @schmuleyboteak4112 Před 2 lety +3

      Exactly 💯

    • @amazingsupergirl7125
      @amazingsupergirl7125 Před 2 lety

      Because that’s not how China works. They’re looking long term to become the world super power. People think our problem is Russia but for America, it’s China. They bought up Hong Kong and look how seamlessly the overtook them a few years ago. They’re buying up Africa now. Everyone picks on Africa. China isn’t looking to boost anything. If that’s all they wanted, they wouldn’t add clauses where they have to give up the land, mineral rights, etc. leaders always mask ripping off Africa as helping the poor.

  • @justiceanointedcourage7665

    sounds like the Star Trek theme with Captain Kirk

  • @mililani6037
    @mililani6037 Před 2 lety +4

    Airports in the US look like Bus stations compared with the new ones being built in Asia & The Middle East

  • @lizzettorres1111
    @lizzettorres1111 Před 2 lety +325

    Wasn't there a saying "Make learning fun" well Trevor makes learning hilarious.

    • @dee_dee_place
      @dee_dee_place Před 2 lety +11

      Seriously, I learn something new every time I watch one of Mr. Noah's "Now You Know" episodes.

    • @lizzettorres1111
      @lizzettorres1111 Před 2 lety +5

      @@dee_dee_place Me too and he's a cutie so that's the cherry on top.

    • @p.w.7493
      @p.w.7493 Před 2 lety +5

      No, what he does is make learning seriously FUNNY!!
      You're a real FUNNY MAN, Trevor Noah! No, SERIOUSLY!!💯

    • @Bakamoichigei
      @Bakamoichigei Před 2 lety +6

      @@dee_dee_place Walt Disney said _"I would rather entertain and hope that people learned something than educate people and hope they were entertained."_ and I believe those are very wise words to live by, especially now in the age of sheer information overload where keeping the audience engaged is a matter of necessity.

    • @jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491
      @jorgegonzalez-larramendi5491 Před 2 lety +3

      trevor is presenting tragedy on-going-cancer tragedy
      he is Warning The Evident Danger

  • @run4beer166
    @run4beer166 Před 2 lety +62

    Now do a piece on US economic colonialism. It can’t be worse right?

    • @ashishd380
      @ashishd380 Před 2 lety +16

      He won't he makes money there so he won't risk it,as a South African I'm disappointed in him being such a sell out

    • @run4beer166
      @run4beer166 Před 2 lety +6

      @@ashishd380 agree with you. Trevor is a sell out and a traitor in my view.

    • @LemGray
      @LemGray Před 2 lety +1

      Even better, he should do a report on how the Chinese treat Africans in China.

    • @tinyhowie
      @tinyhowie Před 2 lety

      @CryptoReview101 and you can find them on youtube, sometimes in English. It's so funny, how information is so readily available yet people choose only to see things they want to see.

    • @Kikongolessons
      @Kikongolessons Před 2 lety +1

      @@LemGray Yup, very badly 😱😨

  • @zhixiangli5541
    @zhixiangli5541 Před rokem

    I stayed in Gombe state, Nigeria for 6 months back in 2019, Chinese companies built the main roads, a power plant and a water treatment facility there, and one guy even has a bakery in town with 4 local employees. What does IMF, world bank did there? An empty office. If you’ve ever been to Africa, you’d never be saying this again.

  • @harlinaindra6679
    @harlinaindra6679 Před 2 lety

    Shout out to Toto in the beginning

  • @suzhou1704
    @suzhou1704 Před 2 lety +27

    When foreign companies invest in China, they also send in upper management from their own country.

  • @dominiqueridoux2073
    @dominiqueridoux2073 Před 2 lety +41

    5G status now, except US, Australia, new Zealand and Japan: Huawei is not banned anywhere else. Many country still undecided but most countries are now allowing Huawei 5G.
    Basically most developed countries are now using a very fast REAL 5G while 4 are still using 4g with a revamped name.

    • @svenstefansson3088
      @svenstefansson3088 Před 2 lety

      Most EU countries banned Huawei from their core mobile networks

    • @bhagathyennemajalu
      @bhagathyennemajalu Před 2 lety

      India also banned it

    • @zilongzhao3274
      @zilongzhao3274 Před 2 lety

      @@svenstefansson3088 not Germany

    • @svenstefansson3088
      @svenstefansson3088 Před 2 lety

      @@zilongzhao3274 Germany banned Huawei from the core architecture of the 5G network.

    • @agusedyanto3087
      @agusedyanto3087 Před 2 lety

      @@svenstefansson3088 That's because of pressure from the US and Germany themselves who lost

  • @andilenala9754
    @andilenala9754 Před 2 lety

    LOL am sure he meant to say "stop dreaming about Ziyanda"🤣🤣🤣...

  • @SupremeBros2012
    @SupremeBros2012 Před 2 lety +11

    All of this tells me that Africa and Africans need to step up and demand more from their kleptomaniac leaders
    We cannot be blaming colonialism anymore
    We are not the only ones colonised