LOL like Boeing?

You guys need better researchers, getting the GAZ-2975 tigr and the zfb-05 xingxing mixed up is unbelievable. They don’t even look the same. The first clip is the zfb then at 1:04 to 1:28 you show the GAZ then back to the zfb after that. Where did you hire your researchers? China?

The person that was going to usurp was a ProAmerican relations. Btw Bolivia has some of the largest lithium deposits that are US is not allowed to tap.

​@@Shockwave5465those were Shaanxi Tigers used by Bolivia. they're practically identical to the ZFB-05. But I agree with you, the GAZ Tigr doesn't even look the same and they made a pretty rookie mistake.

hahahaha

Its great protection from internal military coups.

Dont expect when you order from Temu 😂😂

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the reason they bought chinese weapons because they can get bribes money from ccp , get rich , who care , laws not apply to them ,..

LOL deep plan

😂 That's some 4th dimensional thinking. 🧠

AI EQUIPPED

afk helping

😂

At least Bolivia got a preview of how "good" Chinese military equipment is.

​@@recondaxAnd America is somehow better? It took the F35 Lightning 15 years and counting to get off the ground and it still has a mountain of mechanical, software and logistics issues. Cope harder.

@@azizyahaya2174 where is the cope? you seem a little mad at the internet over a chinese vehicle crumbling into dust

😂😅LMAO

Or temu. 😂

Or SheIn for you're military uniform

Don't you mean buy on American Express? Refunds easily obtained.

If something is cheaper than dirt, then it is probably NOT dirt.

​​@@JZsBFFI would say if it's too cheap, it must be bad

If you buy from "Italy," they have "NOT made in china" printed on their products 😂😂💪

Arms from Pooh are poo

Buy? I wouldn’t get it if it’s free.

Can you call it a drive if you have no steering? Also, couldn't the other jeep simply push the disabled jeep out of the way? Their commitment to the coup is questionable.

@@dcc70it was broken too lol that’s why they were using that one.

The one that can't steer, is towing the one that can't go...

@@fightfish3265 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

One wheel steering

😮😅lmfao 😂 Only 2.99 🤣

Guarantee's on product reliability definitely NOT guaranteed! 😂😂

😂😂😂😂😂

Does it come with free shipping?

@@sadlegume , 😲🤣👍

What do they call their boats again? Oh right, now I remember: “Junk”. Their boats are called Chinese Junk. Now, was that the boat, or what the boat was carrying?

@@burnerjack01 Yes. Unless the vessel was from another country, then it's just misguided.

Fargo on that show Eureke 😮😅

😂😂😂

exactly, its a feature not a bug ... those western chills just cant see the benefit of turning into more then one direction at a time

@@diedampfbrasse98 Its a physical reflection of the Government! Directionless!

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​@diedampfbrasse98 who wouldn't want to be in 2 different places at the same time

They were probably banking on the vehicle at least making it there lol.

And they use the same equipments in their own army........ Taiwan Can sleep quietly 😊😂 the others too.

But at least they shopped like a millionaire

@@dcc70just like Temu 😂👍🏽!

It's usually for political reasons. For them to sell their stuff to China, the terms include buying their garbage. Nobody in their right mind would buy their stuff given a choice.

Sounds like Boeing

You misspelled Burma

Indian territory.

@@onerider808 Myanmar IS Burma. Look it up.

​@@onerider808 French Indochina.

Proven so many times, that's their stuff is crap. Is you can see thru their BS and understand they do not have any tech. Only cheap copies without much testing. They don't know QC!. Why touch any of China's stuff when it is clear they have zero experience in those vehicles... Tofu-dreg alright. 😂

its guaranteed to be crap 😂

EVEN THEIR EV'S ARE LIPSTICK ON A PIG

They can always replace the crap after a year....by another crap.....oh what a crap !

Yankee flying coffin F35 junk toy

c'mon even lottery tickets win once in a while so why shouln't that apply for made in china products too?

@@VDDDRexits just a fact all products china copied is a piece of sht !!

@@VDDDRex because the lottery has chances of winning, astronomical as they may be, they are also over-viewed and controlled by a bailliff to guarantee there is no scam. (at least here in the EU). Made in china has no such things.

that is why it's cheap they are made to last 3 days starting from delivery

@@SeArCh4DrEaMz 😂👍

china is good at copying stuff on the outside but no so much the stuff on the inside lol

​@@spleancrushTrue words 😂😂

Looks good; from a distance. Up close, not so much. But it’s cheap, and … cheap. Doesn’t work, but it’s cheap. Did I mention it’s cheap? Yay Temu!

@@swisstroll3 I didn't have to stop buying from Temu since I've known for a very long time to look at labels. "Made in China" means "not buying that shit."

Screen doors are a feature

@@MrKbtor2 Especially the ones leading outside of the sub for when the claustrophobia and implosion-phobia start to get to you!

@@MrKbtor2 if you can get one that even closes properly

Due to fire concerns, more and more USA apartment complexes prohibit ebikes indoors and no indoors charging of ebike batteries.

Come out the next day and find that both your garage and car are missing, but in their place is a really neat pile of ashes?

​@@steadholderharrington9035 Ancient Chinese alchemy

Field trials at the expense of the buyers

@@aowi7280 Probably right, but spare a thought for the Chinese sales team sent to gush over the wonderful performance of the embarrassing spectacle of the tests. I wonder what might await an underperforming sales manager ......?

@@ourfarmhouseinspainWhat awaits said salesman is “retirement”. Of the 5.8mm pistol variety.

Aside from Russians, I think they're more quality compare to the chinese

@@vergiltheartofpower6616 You're probably right up to a point, but the supposed quality and durability of Russian armaments has had a very unforgiving light shone on it following the start of their adventure in Ukraine. It would be fair to state that a lot of the problems experienced with their equipment has been due to rampant corruption, with specified parts substituted with cheaper ones from Chinese manufacturers and the cost difference pocketed by those in the supply chain. Treason, in most jurisdictions. With the current level of sanctions, the design and manufacture of most military materiel will diminish the entire range of equipment they would be able to export. Who'd buy it after seeing much of it in real action ? The Chinese arms industry has a similar problem, if - when - it breaks or underperforms on demonstrations, buyers have other options. Regards

Well, when you can make major modifications to your military vehicles, and not in a good way mind you, with just your bare hands, can you really blame the soldiers?

@@steadholderharrington9035 Buildings and bridges can be modified by hand as well, don't forget that.

@@bloodlustshiva1 Haven't in the least. When said modifications entail people being able to physically snap off bumpers or break tie-rods for steering a vehicle off with literally nothing else than their bare hands, or punch holes in armour with a ball-peen hammer, you know sh1t will get real, REALLY quick should they try to head into battle in what amount to paper tanks and paper APC's. Tofu-Dreg construction of structures is one thing, but Tofu-Dreg construction of the military's equipment that's suppose to be safeguarding your country? Might as well not even have a military then, if all that you send into the field ends up being light target practice for the enemy.

I personally never thought of that idea in this way🤔🤔🤔

China: Oh, you want the surfacing option for the submarine, that's extra.

Also heard on of those tanks had a misfire causing some casualties. And somehow CN still had the nerve to say it was the Pakistani tank crews fault.

Pakistan forgot to read the fine print that says "for use in parade only"

@@mah7961in simulated trench warfare the Chinese soldiers couldn’t even last 20hrs before they threw in the white towel and gave up…

Well, if the severely substandard steel used in all parts of the tank is a design flaw, I suppose you can call it that. 😅😅

@@steadholderharrington9035 they used the pig iron they produced during Mao's era. Can't let it go to waste, somehow.

The Bolivian government saved themselves by cheaping out on their military. Had they given their military better weapons, their government would have been overthrown and replaced by a junta.

Humvees aren't particularly known for their reliability when deployed mate.

@@lillexus5589i beg to differ. If you truly PMCS properly with the -10, utilizing the weekly and monthly inspections per the TM, it’s incredibly reliable.

​@@lillexus5589I can't say we had any serious problems with our small fleet of them in my unit. We had them out in combat with no maintenance for months at a time.

I’ve been in one of those humvees went over the Rockies it got us there but the suspension on that damn thing is nuts I hated that ride and no it was not some new one it was army surplus that a friend bought. It will get you where you want to go but your back is going to hate you for a week afterwords

C&P

Chinese is included...

China don't believe in Copyrights,... only the rights to copy.

@@Friunt24 Hence CCP = Chinese Copy Paste

but its okay for everyone else to copy and paste right?

They would blame capitalist espionage

@@skyneko136 "Chinese invasion of Taiwan ended! By Chinese weaponry and vehicles!"

Time to get a life insurance policy, fast.

Titan sub moment

Fk that, I'd be out when they said they wanted to familiarize everybody with the inside of the thing. I'd be worried about it sinking just from people walking around in it. Then exploding.

I am taking that joke thank you!

TikTek is the foremost Chinese manufacturer of “high” technology equipment!

They based these things on an IVECO commercial vehicle chassis, a "cheap & cheerful" Italian manufacturer. The Chinese being Chinese will have thought it a good idea to copy an already cheap item and make it even cheaper by using inferior materials. It was at this point, they decided to shove on another 300% service duty on to it by covering the thing in armor and then fitting "off road" wheels & tires. Yes, a "normal" SUV can handle adverse road conditions, just watch Whistlin Diesels recent treatment of a Mercedes G wagen to just how much punishment one can take. A Chinese copy of an already compromised design, well. We now have the answer to that.

You misspelled Temu

​@@onerider808 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

Well I wonder if a Harbor Freight hammer, would be that much different in ordinary us, then any other brand. On the other hand don't buy the harbor freight ballistic missiles. I heard, American made firecrackers are more powerful...

@@aowi7280 somehow I think harbor freight still has better quality control than the CCP military industrial complex

Harbor freight has quality tools .

Unfortunately I’m one of those who bought 3x. I bought those Made in CHina cheap wireless earbuds on Amazon.They were good until weeks later it stopped working

Some people sometimes say to themselves. Well the third times is the charm.

​@@raiderwarrior2725same here. I bought an electric fan made in china and it lasted only 1 month. My employer bought a washing machine made in china and it lasted only 3 months. I will never buy products made in china again

The AI doesn't read our comments ;)

@@ABC-rh7zc 99% sure _this_ lady isn't an AI.

​@@RT-qd8ylShe sounds Australian.

Don't restrict people's pronunciation. French people developed lip-tongue paralysis some centuries ago. The p was not silent before then. Anyone bothered by the old pronunciation should advocate changing the spelling first.

@@sqlexp that's true... however when your job is uttering words, it behooves you to look up any words you don't know. If you strive to be a pro.

Im an h2ho

Hydro homie

​@@PhilosoGhydro eidolon

H2ho

It wasn't merely one vehicle. The problem was that one vehicle blocked other vehicles. So it "took out" enough vehicles that the timetable of the coup was wrecked.

@@animejanai4657 ahh well i guess they can try again in the afterlife?

@@animejanai4657 You have to appreciate this Ultimate level of Good or Bad Luck if you were just a common bystander (If you're familiar with the over the top exaggerations of Danganronpa for that many vehicles to fail on the 1 day and in 3 hours they were needed the most? I would almost be suspicious of the supernatural if Made in China was not the real mundane reason)

@@animejanai4657 So they only had a single plan and a single approach and did not try to just go around that one vehicle or get out and proceed on foot? If your coup is thwarted by one vehicle getting stuck in the road I'm not sure it ever really had a chance.

They can rip off properly. But the workers are so corrupt they may also make private deals without the rest of the company knowing. For example, the foreman and some workers might make a private deal with a materials supplier to not reject the materials. The supplier then supplies those materials and they are incorporated into the product without knowledge of the the rest of the company.

W.Taiwan......you're 🥶 for that

I feel embarrassed for Taiwan

The nationalists caused chaos in west taiwan before!

Their radars are probably programmed to ignore Chinese ships, and to send the location of the patrol ships to China.

My brother in Christ this is not a person speaking

Potato - potato

​@foetusdeletus6313 It's a human. The way she flubbed her line at 8:42, isn't some AI mispronouncing a word.

They copied the Russians lol

@@shootingbricks8554 And the Russians copied the design from Mexico.. so?

@@shootingbricks8554 The Russians copied it from Mexico..

Vapid reaction force.

Bro those things are still in service. We got warehouses full of those things same with the UH-1B helicopter we got hundreds of those things stored and tucked away why do you think Ukraine got humvees first. Me and my friend joke that humvees will still be used after the collapse of the United States because we just built to many of them. Did my comment get deleted :/

It was an internal threat. Have you any idea of realpolitik?

They want to become a super power in South America and have influence over others around. Just a power move

There’s some local regional issues they face, but really most of the spending is done because the military in brazil still has a lot of power even after the military dictatorship ended. So if a few powerful generals want some new toys, even if they might not need them, the national government will still find a way to accommodate them as a way to keep them happy. This is practically the only reason why brazil had an active aircraft carrier.

Venezuela is looking to invade a potential ally

@@t1n4444 Sure, but most of this sophisticated weaponry and armor isn't much use against internal threats.

The Chinese government are some of the most arrogant people in the world and seem to think the world should bow to them simply because they are Chinese.

Their only advantage is number of soldiers, and considering it's an untested army of only sons, I wonder how well they'll fight.

At this point it’s really just a bunch of hot air

Eeerrr Taiwan is full of WW2 ex Chinese soldiers that got suckerpunched after fighting off the extremely tough Japanese.... China would be stupid to step up to Taiwan😂

@@jesuszamora6949 They have been tested against the Indian army over border dispute. The Chinese Captain was the first to run away and was awarded a medal by CCP.

The same with metal purity or alloy percentages. A past engineer in the 1990's wrote in a technical journal that his company bought metals from China, and after a period of time, the purity declined significantly. Once the chinese think you stopped testing, they will give you raw materials that cause your own products to become ruined or even dangerous to use. After he wrote that, one of China's puppet cultural societies in a chinatown local to him denounced him for racism and tried to get him fired. So the chinese do fight dirty to protect tofu dreg products.

Don't you? Their own people hate their government.

Just ask the Indian soldiers they know the chinese couldn't fight their way out of a wet paper bag