Thanks for the info dude . These are such inspirational people .

Thankyouu for the info❤️❤️❤️

so true.. "educated" meant that a person had stored information to use in a debate or a discussion. today, the first reference people think of is the few information they collected from several tiktok videos they've seen recently lmao

Idk truth and emotion can be very good

@@maxmy2007 hah i see u on another video about the rude chinese malaya video Why would u care malay woman wear hijab or not, its their on choice

@@muhammadaiman6713 he said nothing wrong tho… malay girl are pretty without hijab on… and he said nothing offensive about malay woman also…

@@ahrsjjv sure he said none of what you mention, but from the another video comment section, we can see he was rather defensive on chinese community (understandable for anyone defending their own race) but this bring to another point, there is some fringe community (mainly the vocal one are chinese) always bring the point of hijab(less} and 'tight' kebaya on malay community lifestyle. This group always try subtly implying that Islam destroy the beauty of malay community by their own standard. Malay today are trying to adhere more on the religion rule but they the fringe community are always busy-bodying on what malay community lifestyle is. Malay never busy-bodying with what other cultures do, so why are they (fringe communities) being loud?

@@muhammadaiman6713 mestilah....dekat masa tu rich chinese parents memang ajar anak gitu,walaupun x ajar,dia org mesti belajar dari environment atau parents dia org,she can sit over there must be very smart and rich,I think we all know rich kids behaviour.She still learning modesty at her age that time,now 2021 I think something will change on her mind.

Oh my god, it's 2021, stop seeing people by their race and more on what they represent

He didn't call stupid to indian delegate. He referred Russian leader Nikolai Bulganin as a 'stupid fella' bcz of his reservation towards soviet Union, which is really uncalled for.

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The Indian guy was knowledgeable but he never saw the bigger picture, he never researched how those information he had about U.S was what the U.S wanted him to believe. Whatever the U.S did was ultimately for their own benefit.

I feel his way of speaking makes him a disappointment, while his knowledge according to me contradicts the previous statement

it's a bit of jealousy of losing the world leaders status to america. culturally also slightly true, america feels superficial to traditional societies

Depends where u look. Look in the balkans post-ww2 and most countries are mentally crushed

Right? Especially from UK, some even try to defend colonialism!

@@manishhb7864 Americans come from those "traditional societies" however, so it's incorrect

Imagine growing up in a country which has took over the entire world. You have been reading the books written by UK scholars from a positive perspective. You obviously will be under the impression that you have helped the world. Hence comes the superiority. Also it's an international stage and are representing your country. It's easy to point out someone in the wrong and it's equally tough for the person in the wrong to defend. Hence the debates are paning out the way they did

She was a mood

Yupppp

True, and also the Malaysian girl, considering.

I think the teacher said he listened to hours and hours of US news to practice his accent.

Lol 😂

wow!

Well... maybe you can tell the up-loader nicely. It's pretty nice that we can even have such videos!

@@JerjerB did I stutter?

@@imfromtambunan never

but malaya is malaysia?? im confused sorry

@@gen3286 Malaysia is a federation between Sabah, Sarawak, Malaya and formerly Singapore.

I think this Italian kid is so rude. He still seems to live in 1913... before Italy was messed up by wars and stagnation.

@@JerjerB I don’t think he’s rude he says what he says is the opinion of his countrymen not necessarily his own, so I think it’s more of that...

@@garrettallen7427 I think it's all about the stereotipical protestant way of life: in short, if you work hard during your mortal life, God loves you and you'll have a seat in paradise. He probably said that with this in mind, thinking that Usa's people don't have a spirit of sacrifice per sè.

Considering the millions of Korean civilians Americans sacrificed? I see what you mean. Americans love sacrifice, but I don't think it's their own they like. You could say they sacrificed fighting for "freedom" but I can't exactly tell how our freedoms ended up in Korea and why we had to kill so many to get them back. I think if we were going to talk about American soldiers and sacrifice we should probably talk about them in the same way as Roman soldiers and sacrifice. It's so sad that they hurt themselves attacking innocent people. Boohoo.

@@tyrozinehappykitchen you spoke facts

"Murica fuck yeah" some dude from malaysia

huh russia is now chinas stepknee

India's still doing it.Suprisingly nothing much has changed in last 100 years,here we are again with the Russian invasion of Ukraine, West all up against Russia and india finding a middle path.

He was one of richest family members His father was friend of President at that time

No, probably he was thinking of the question as it was a very peculiar one

He stayed out till 430 last night that's why it's in the intro

@Games Account 😆

@@mayurmalusare11 where did you get this? I didn't see it??

@@iamalorasoof3467 00:51

That would be fun to see

India policy same

If it helps...I was an exchange student😂 to USA back in 88’. I finished my studies of english language by the age of 15. I am from the northeast of Brazil. I did not meet one American until my last year of practice when we finally had an american teacher exclusively for pronunciation class. We did not have internet of course, so, we learned what was possible from the books and the tapes we listened to. Music was another great source especially for pronunciation. When I was in a school in Indiana, my english was good enough for me. I even had my english teacher telling my fellow students to say good-bye on the occasion of my return , telling that my english was better than most kids from school which made some of them state that they thought I was american. That made me laugh because I am SOUTH AMERICAN. Just another kind of american. Anyway, 30 years apart from these kids. I hope they had access to tapes or native teachers.

BLM

@@username_PK true.

Land of karens and darrens, and this is from me in malaysia

Diverse n Fast food

@@maxwellpeter5955 ceh, such a karen, nak apply rule kat negara dia tu ke sini pula, suka hati nenek dia saja, ini hak saya ini hak saya (in English)

He's being honest

@@tyrozinehappykitchen Being honest and disrespectful are 2 diff things

So? It's also not called simply Korea, it's called the Republic of Korea. ...maybe you can tell the up-loader nicely. It's pretty nice that we can even have such videos!

@@JerjerB just keep ur mouth shut

@@billy-ps7jz didn't have to open my mouth... Maybe I should keep my fingers still for you, Master Blaster.

@@JerjerB what he said is correct. By 1956 there are no malaysia yet. It was call malaya.

Why? What disappointment you found?

@@kashutosh9132 you can judge by yourself. It means mostly you talk conventional things and not what you really believe in by yourself.

@@adfohukafoju5759 I judged him and I found him smart and his ideas meaningful and something that makes sense to me That's why I asked the ques of why

I don't think that at all. Infact, he appeared to be the guy with a greater conviction than the remaining three of them.

You are a disappointment

He correctly represented India's stand at that time...

@@RajaRam-xx1kp Which was no stand.

@Nidhi Roy yep he was a successful businessman who worked in London, India, Africa, and the middle east. He's retired now at 86

@@user-cp3wc5yj3g It was the right stand he put forward with ref. to India's foreign policy..viz. that India wanted a wide circle of friends and not take sides in global geopolitics ie to be neutral....he even pointed out that, Bulganin, during his visit to India, criticised the West, and , as a result , Indian govt was not happy with Bulganin breaking the protocol... I think Chitranjan was pretty good, his comments & opinions were mature, measured & very intelligent & pretty much aligned with Indian govt's non- aligned status....

@@SuperCOCOPANDA what's his full name

He stayed out till 430 last night that's why maybe it's in the intro and please don't speculate if you don't know nothing

Why you think such of Chintranjan? I find him competent and smart All his ideas and opinion were also good to great extent

Wow, an 'intelligent' guy from West Bengal why so specifically tho?

I found him best of the lot lol , he is straight forward and doesn't mess around , speaks his my , isn't overly diplomatic and understands stuff you are saying this because of his English

The intolerance and the ignorant comment by you in this internationally accessible forum is what represents a let down. I am finding lack of intellectual prowess in your comment like others. You must have made a living by corrupted methods. A racist who hates Indians would have left a better comment than you in this forum.

No! Never should be ONLY MALAY to represent Malaya/Malaysia.. they should be also Chinese, Indian, Iban, Kadazandusun, Orang Asli, Peranakan or even the Malaccan Portuguese/Eurasian/Kristang as long as they are Malaysian and well raised with the right values of a true Malaysian

BOB Burhan?

Not Orang Asli only Tuan BOB Burhan?

Agreed with ridhuan. Those who represent malaya/malaysia should carries patriotism value in themselves. They should seen themselve as Malaysian not a representative of their own race.

Why should only Malay be represented? Not only Malays who live in Malaysia…bruh