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no he said very little and looked emotional and barbaric in what should be a civilised conversation without raising your voice and pointing your finger, he made 0 points

@@user-fl6jn1wb2tcommon hardline globalist L.

@@user-fl6jn1wb2t you are alone in holding that opinion.

@@williammuk886perhaps, but it is the correct opinion to hold

All Western media outlets push the exact same agendas, because their all owned by the billionaire elites.

To be fair, there are no good characters in this video. The president gave virtually everything to US oil corporations. This may end up like the Nigeria situation, where oil companies take the profits and offload the environmental costs to the country.

​@xx133 Why can't the present government leader alter the contract?

Respect for the president of guyana by the way he sounds like pm modi 😅😅😅 he also gave best lession to BBC reporters on human rights, ' you Britishers don't teach us human rights.'

@@traycee2404 because they made a deal with the devil-capital owners. This is what would happen. 1. International Court of Arbitration. Capital rules the world. Capital owned have a system whereby they can sue a state for undermining their profits. The judges of said court are appointed by corporations. Honduras recently attempted to take back the drinking water that was sold off by a fa… regime the U.S. put into power-they were ordered to pay billions of dollars, amounting to more than their yearly GDP, in reparations. 2. US could overthrow the government as it has done in virtually every other Latin American country. The US and UK attempted this several times prior, namely after Jagan’s election. They eventually got what they wanted with Forbes Burnham who dismantled democracy and gave the west everything it wanted. He ruled from 1964-1985… and he was not nice, to say the least. So I’m sure they don’t want that history repeated again. 3. Without western support the country would have no way of defending itself against Venezuela. The fact that Exxon has stake in the oil means that U.S. will stop at nothing to protect the oil fields from Venezuela. 4. Capital wants to know that you play by their rules. If you don’t, they’ll pull out of your country. This ain’t bad per se, but having an untapped oil field off of your coast is like dangling raw meat in front of wolves. 5. Guyana doesn’t have the means to drill the oil. Only other option would be China or Iran-then you’re looking at a Cuban missile crisis event (China or Iran would need to protect their investments). Sanctions, embargoes etc would ensure. Also, Monroe doctrine.

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More like slavery? British lecturing people about morals is like a rapist lecturing on women’s rights

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the world should pay the brits for ending slavery too

@@hyperkaioken4982 the British should pay it's old colonies for slavery and indentured servitude.

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Since when did journalists become climate, geology, and energy experts? New leaders around the world are finally standing up to the press like Javier Milei, Giorgia Meloni, Pierre Poilievre, and of course Donald Trump.

@@AndyFromBeavertonthat British s’nnmmmm. That’s how they talk to ppl and think they can get away with it but not with mr ali

OMG He wouldn’t let him speak ‼️

@@AndyFromBeaverton Donald Duck is and should never allow back in e/hse he is not doing anything good but being a ravist

Indeed! Such an amazing man! He has shown BBC the place where they belong. 👏👏👏

Absolutely, devilish man, you can tell he's going to go lobby about it to his masters and try to make a buck out of this, disgusting and despicable, you can feel them drooling 🤮

Only because he is a muslim, i bet.

Don't forget Coal

What to speak of all the assets - material and human - extracted from Guyana, the rest of the Caribbean and all their other colonies over hundreds of years.

We will not forget Britain because it has looted my land India 45 trillion dollars left Land with famines more than 10 crore people means our forefathers were killed in India, these British partitioned India and killed more than 12 lakh people, actuals are more.

​@@akhilkrishna1881u r naive , had Britishans not come to india , we would have still under sharia

@VinodBandari-ps5yd You absolute numpty! Complete and utter gibberish!

Why is an Indian in power in South America?

Well done Guyana, stand up for yourself.

Guyana is under heavy smoke an that burns eyes an nose is this a great president black out for hours every day

@@colettesmartt8832 just blackouts no running water,

He needs to control his temperament as Head of State. You can be direct and hit them with facts but in a calm yet frank manner.

@@EmperorSheevPalpatine He did perfectly !

@LadieKadie He is coming off as an aggressive coloured person feeding into stereotypes. His points have total merit but his delivery is off point. You people can't seem to ascertain the difference. Go look at speeches by Nana Akufo-Addo, President of Ghana... ..direct, hits the West with facts but in a non aggressive way.

Are you ignoring the fact that the whole point of the show HardTalk, which the President agreed to come on, is to ask uncomfortable questions?

​@@abird955these were not hard questions, these were demeaning and patronising questions to a former UK colony. If he was questioning the US president he would not be asking such questions as if a black county can't cope with it's new found wealth without white interference or advise. Then to lecture of climate change? The UK chipped down most of its forests within the UK as well going around the world deforesting it's own colonies. It's trying to make the president look stupid in front of his own people and the world

@@roseanncampbell3168 Except you can look at his other interviews and find that yes, he does ask other world leaders these same style of questions, albeit some of these will have different interviewers. It's a series called HardTalk where the whole intent and purpose is to bring up such questions. This isn't a debate, it's not meant to bring up a balanced argument and have the interviewer argue his point of view. Instead he is meant to challenge the President with difficult questions in order to check both the validity of his statements and challenge his belief, to which the President provided well thought out responses which demonstrated he knew what he was doing. Well thought out plans are not made through constant agreements, you have to ask tough questions and question your own beliefs in order to move forward. Neither is it meant to make the President look stupid, otherwise the President would not have agreed for the interview to take place. You seem to forget that the entire interview was agreed to be filmed by both parties and that the BBC uploaded this video, meaning both parties were happy with the results from this interview.

@@roseanncampbell3168"If he was questioning the US president he would not be asking such questions" This is COMPLETELY incorrect. Go watch his interview with John Kerry, Biden's Climate Envoy. He presses Kerry repeatedly for answers to tough questions of US hypocrisy on natural gas and commitments to international clean energy funds. Why would you make such a confident yet clearly uninformed comment?

@@reiddickson I'm not interested in your reply. I live in the UK and know how these bigoted white people think about black and brown people. He used all sorts of coded racialised language to cut President Ali down and cause distrust from Guyanese who may watch this. End of

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viking huh?

They can't lose now.🤠 Venezuela needs to be investigated -- all that $$$$$ & still the people are not doing so well

The west always thinks of our teachers and we should obey

From the most oil exploration country on the planet😂

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This is something the people of Jamaica need to learn because they are still very backward in many ways.

Hard Talk is a show where the interviewer aggressively questions the guest. The host is a dick to everyone to make them defend their positions under pressure.

Yep I really like this guy sounds smart and honest

​@@SD78being agressive is one thing...BUT BEING UNREASONABLE, HAVING BIASED VIEWS AND BEING IGNORANT ON TOPICS HES INTERVIEWING ON...he's just a c#*t

@gregorygeorge2035 Yes he would be grilled even if he had walked back on the Exxon contract.

Absolutely, he did set him straight Guyanese style. Good viewing that was. I'm pleased Guyanese are now fully aware & speaking out, of this external corrupt manipulative plague they've endured.

Im so sorry im from the UK, the arrogance from our elite is embarrassing, but they disrespect us working class in the UK too our own country developed from the industrial revolution, we have no right to lecture anyone trying to get out of poverty

@@user-ij5sp4zv5hthat’s every country under the west control they convinced the public they are needed and not wanted and people definitely are scared so they live like that 😮

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Absolutely , they just want to come and poke their nose in slowly like they doing with other countries ❤️❤️🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾🇬🇾

Yes 4 real that ho w..a cuscasian talk to a non cuscasian...check out the other interview with Mr Ali and a racist intervier jump on him when he say uk govt need to apologise etc to guyana

Julius Malema in South Africa told him where to get off. Steven is a total banker with a 'W' ​@@Sthmohtwenty

Ali is a boss.

@@Sthmohtwenty Please, don't bring up the raze card. It's had nothing to do with it rather them being from different countries (first vs. third world), hence the arrogant, snobbish and lecturing way of the host.

Most people find Malema a bag of hot wind to be honest

Exactly pointing a president like is minimum disrspectful, and the language he use stinks moralist arrogant colonialism

Same is the style and body language of Karan Thapar...

He is very disrespectful!

It's very weird to take this stance with this comment, as you can simply google other HardTalk interviews by the same journalist and see that his style and body language is the same across every single one, even in interviews that where not done face-to-face such as those during the COVID Pandemic. For these styles of questions to be effective, you cannot allow one candidate to have more respect that then other, all are treated the same. Just because someone is the leader of a country does not mean the style of questioning should be adjusted, otherwise it loses it's effectiveness at being uncomfortable and putting the interviewee on the spot. People spouting nonsense about a 'West vs Growing Countries' narrative as part of this interview seem to lack any form of reading comprehension nor research skills, as the interviewer is not trying to shame or belittle the President, rather to put pressure on him to make sure answers given are not something he rehearsed for.

​@@abird955 That's a load of bull. The interviewer should also researched the other side of the coin so it wouldn't sound so biased if climate change is to be the concern. Even if he has the same mannerism in all his interviews, it was still improper to act like that as it shows pretentiosness on his part. This is an interview, not an interrogation so spare me with your "putting pressure". He came to their country and therefore he should show some respect. No wonder journalism is dying all across the globe. They're just activists pretending to be journalists.

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Beware Guyana... All the smaller countries of ' OIL " have had their LEADERS assassinated by Western Powers .. DO NOT LET THAT HAPPEN ..! Don't forget that in the last DECADE as Leaders in South America and Africa have been READILY KILLED off when Western Countries DON"T get what they want for free..! STUPID VENEZUELA got HAMMERED by the USA for asking for money for selling oil to USA that USA didn't want to pay . The KOCH brothers wanted it 'FREE ' and even built a refinery in HOUSTON to get the Venezuelan oil ..!

2% royalties? LMAO

you have to hold your leaders to account demand excellence and if their incapbnale of meeting the needs of the people to vacate and get out of the kitchen , my dad and nan from trinidad whilst my mum jamaican id like to see trinidad do well and its down to the people to hold their elected officials to the account and to shame and oust them if there not up to the task or incapable of stepping up to the plate.

@@briancockerham4731what’s funny

They stole all the wealth of the colonies..India Africa .the west indies.Guyana. He is coming to our country and trying to bully our president. We are not intimidated by you with your fancy accent. GO HOME.

Yea and they like to use it to think they can push America around too. Trying to censor speech is a huge no-no in America.

As one climate investigator, Malgorzata Askanas, Senior R&D Associate at Aurora Biophysics Research, has said about the gov’t promotion of climate change as she pushed back on the widely propagated concept that there’s scientific consensus about “the harmfulness of CO2, about global warming trend, about the increase in natural disasters, about the melting of arctic ice”: “These are all politically motivated dogmas that are buttressed by careless or outright fraudulent data, statistics, and arguments,” she said, calling the U.N. net-zero plan “fascistic through-and-through.” She sees the climate agenda as a way for governments to gain total political control and outlined several government-imposed climate remedies including carbon footprint regulations, carbon credits, skyrocketing transportation costs, and huge government subsidies for so-called green initiatives. Presently, some gov’ts are using these funds for corruption disguised as valid programs where they divert funds to political allies. She continued: “Converting the Earth into a desert of solar panels and wind generators will still not provide enough energy. Although it might make the planet unlivable enough so no energy would be required.” Another climate expert has called climate science a “failed science” as the questioning of its proponents and so-called experts, along with their absurd claims, has been discouraged or prevented by governments and main stream media.

classical western double moral and arrogance ... must come to an end.

Spot on. Former colonialist nations don't deserve any say on how other nations should run their countries.

Do a search for "Operation Mockingbird", media and news is bought out world-wide!

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why moduro or putin? why not zionist colonizer british and zionist colonizer america ask such questions?

@@idrishmeahchy1897maybe it was the first names they could think of why you figure you can question someone opinion 😢

Very disrespectful. Mr Julius Malema in South Africa will respond to this man very nicely. We don’t tolerate racist

Honestly, this is a clear indication of educational literacy. Unbiased way of reasoning from a president who wants positive change for his people.

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Born to do this!

No, he sounds like a fool!

@@yahwehloveme6819why does he sound like a fool?

Why?

@FazsterHQ Because he ( Ali ) and his government promise to renegotiate the contract, if they get into government and when they get in there, they side with exxonMobil not to renegotiate the contract but give them ( exxonMobil) more leverage to get away with murder. This means that if we have an oil spill that would meet Jamaica exxonMobil, we will have to pay anything. Ali is not a GOOD PRESIDENT. I voted for them because of the contract, and they let Guyana down.

@@yahwehloveme6819you sound like a fool

Musalman are not Indian they're manhooz log

President himself is indian origin Guyanese

The words arrogant elitist should be inserted behind unpolite.

And how's the Amazon rainforest is doing in Brazil?

Your country will remain a third world hell. And not because of the "evil colonialist". That's bullshit.

I’m American whose also sick to death of hearing about the climate hoax. Hold on to that president Guyana!!

​@@LadieKadieClimate change is real though the science prove it.

This is the best description I have seen so far!!! Frankly Stephen had it coming and boy he got it!!!

​@@mitzieforbes19694 real he think Mr Ali will duck and dive

@@LadieKadie Honestly climate change is still real but lambasting developing nations from doing the same to build themselves up like the Western world is doing is very hypocritical. Not just that, the Global South seems to be much better with their natural resources and keeping them alive too. The Western world makes most of the carbon emissions of the world and are the largest polluters of the world despite not having even nearly the population the Global South has.

Well said friend ❤

It's simple: the developed world has already made their money from extracting oil. Now they've made their money, they want to tell developing countries they need to stay poor and focus on the environment. It's hypocrisy at it's finest. You don't want them to drill? Then pay them the same amount of money they'd receive from Exxon or shut your mouth. I must say - you Americans are way too obsessed with race. We are all just people. I think you'd find that most of your issues would be resolved by taking race out of everything and just focus on socioeconomics. Nothing about this story even slightly has anything to do with skin colour. It's a real shame of the American lens to see colour in everything. Peace! ✌

Don't forget their development began on the backs of enslaved Africans and the pillaging of African resources. Oil & gas came after.

Exactly!

They must be stupid and dumb because this will never happen

You've nailed it!!!

No one likes competition. If everyone is developed, it will undermine their importance. So they try to pressurise the developing countries

The British, brought our ancestors from India to Guyana as indentured servants. They’re the ones who betrayed our ancestors. We learned from them them, and today I am proud of the same indian roots, which is my president is calling them out of their hypocrisy. Proud of my indian roots.❤

​@@narinedatseenarine9896 Love from India to You and Your Great Country Guyana 🥰

@@narinedatseenarine9896 love to you brother from india,you all are proud guyanese and little ambassador of india in south american

It's nice to see fellow Indians in agreement

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Which country? Have to start naming countries when referring to a continent.

@@JanemasNigeria? It’s right there in his comment. 🙄

Yes

I am not Guyanese and I myself I am proud. I pray this man stays protected.

We are very proud of him! And thank you for your kind words. He's the best president we've ever had.

Nigeria could never produce such a President like this man. The Nigerian citizens are too stupid and corrupted to have someone like this man in power

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@@za_cpt I'm not even Pakistani and I wholly agree. We need more 'Absolutely not''s in this world. (for those who don't know, the previous Pakistani PM Imran Khan said 'Absolutely not' to a reporter saying there should be American bases on Pakistani soil to carry out America's interests in Afghanistan)

Really I taught u guy get booted !! Come visit Guyana

You're a pakistani labour living in saudi

Stfu no one cares if you do

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