Shouldn’t have to be paying for these types of services smh

save your money, it's not worth it.

Putin and the Moscow elite will sell out the global climate for oil profits with no incentive to make Russia less productive in agriculture at the expense of 98.5% of the global population. Massive Russian Arctic oil investments and Russian push back in the IPCC process, and Russian climate scientists fraud are proof. Russia invested billions in Arctic oil and want a melted Arctic to exploit it but that would be a catastrophic tipping point for global climate. The IPCC report model ensembles have been proven to be corrupted by Russian models which have strange alterations. A climate scientist uncovered it in this video: Watch "Global warming is larger in the latest climate models than in their predecessors. Do we trust them?" on KZfaq, at 18:55 and one other comment after for the Russian models proof.

@@johnymey4034 thanks for confirming I knew it

Please do a video where you speculate what a war started by one of the richest companies in the world could look like. Where could Apple or Microsoft actually take over if they used their mountains of cash for weapons instead of share buy backs?

Considering the AI generated detritus his channels are now filled with, - I am not sure he is better than that now.

I think it's their editor.

everybodys doing it tho

THANK YOU !! I was like why are we worried about a country doing trade !!!

@@Knights_of_the_Ninehe’s completely bias while he is very informative it’s hard to watch him while he is completely bias because it changes the prospective we need even if it’s just a little

You have any sheep or wheat over there? I have bricks.

So true bro

Brain damaged comment

This comment made me laugh 😂 good stuff

This explains why I'm [secretly] anti-social. 🧐

You're not alone, all his content is getting more and more desperate

@@johnymey4034 like he said in his freeform content: all about the green

100% agree! Alarmism is a disease

@@johnymey4034 yeah I said on another comment that the fact he just mentioned the Admiral Kuntitsov with a straight face and then posed that follow up questions makes me wonder... *A.* He knows he's being sensationalist because of everything else he's said on this and other channels about what a joke the Russian Navy and that ship in particular and he's shameless OR *B.* and not sure is this is better or worse... He's the Ron Burgundy of explainers - He says whatever is on the script and takes none of it in... I mean - he makes like 100 videos a month. Maybe he really doesn't know what he's saying.

I'll worry when you fix this DAMN DOOR!

Agreed.

But floating nuclear power plants do

​@@nonodaclown9033given Russian maritime nuclear issues...I would be more concerned about am eventual containment breach

fookinlol

@@cynthiaherbst3909 Quantity over quality my friend. That has been the eastern motto for… how many centuries now 😅

@@FALLINGJIGSAW problem is if you ignore the needs of quality then you can have all the junk you want, it's still junk, except now it's junk that needs crews, fuel, spare parts, support vehicles, aircraft, infrastructure. I don't get why people (not you persay, hopefully) ignore everything else and only go BIG NUMBER STRONK

Screwed tatics

They seem to be seem to be working like tariff barriers to help Russia build up its own industries to replace goods it used to buy from the West. It is causing some pain but Russia's economy just overtook that of Japan. Europe's standard of living was based on cheap energy from Russia. Now China will buy it which will make them even more competitive.

@@castlerock58Russia switches to a war time economy so it’s gdp will naturally go up as it shifts to making war material. But the ruble is trash . The power of Siberia 2 is crashing. And Gasprom is operating at a loss

@@castlerock58 Russia overtook that of Japan? No not even close. Do not confuse the influx of government spending on military with a healthy economy. This may surprise you but in 1944 Germany's economy was booming. Unemployment was near zero and the production lines were running faster than ever before. But even you know when i said 1944 not everything was going well for Germany. All what i said was true. Countries who are losing a war tend to look like their economy is running very good on paper until you look closer. Only once the government funds run out and they can no longer pay their industry to keep pumping out military hardware suddenly their gdp collapses as its true economy comes to light. "Now China will buy it which will make them even more competitive." also not entirely true. Needs context. For instance you cant just transport it east instead of west. This requires infastructure and pipelines. Those are not yet there and China keeps making a fuss about them during negotiations. So yes who knows maybe in the future Russia can sell what they lost to China instead of the EU but right now they cant do it. at least not to the same amount. The current pipelines can only take so much.

And they wouldn't hide their economy data.

his thumbnails are so cringy now, as is his terrible cadence that has him GASPING into the mic every few sentences , I had to end the video after a couple minutes, just too shitty

Yeah like worry about gas ⛽

​@@cameronmadden8723 or ass

The fact he just mentioned the Admiral Kuntitsov with a straight face and then posed that follow up questions makes me wonder... *A.* He knows he's being sensationalist because of everything else he's said on this and other channels about what a joke the Russian Navy and that ship in particular and he's shameless OR *B.* and not sure is this is better or worse... He's the Ron Burgundy of explainers - He says whatever is on the script and takes none of it in... I mean - he makes like 100 videos a month. Maybe he really doesn't know what he's saying.

I agree; Russia is a great country with a fantastic leader that we should be supporting. Trump 2024 #makeamericamorelikerussia

I guess you just stopped listening after that. Well or you don't know what wild speculation is he seemed pretty reserved.

You don't hide economic data if everything is going well.

Vant attack a nuclear powers waters. If this that ship wasnt bombed by us game starts it will be played by both sides but just with "the land wasnt bombed by us"

It was not a BDE; it is a a Division.

Its a priprity and barely fielded equipment lmao.

Canada is frothing from the mouth at the prospect of Russian ships or troops getting close to their borders. They still believe that the Geneva convention is incomplete 😂

​@rnts08 Trudy has thoroughly ensured our military is now so irrelevant it isn't even worth considering.

His voice sounded weird in the intro and I was like “oh no Simon no longer works for this channel. I’ll have to unsubscribe like I did Biographics and geographics.”

​@@verb3614something I've thought before (I noticed thos on lsd , sounds funny but facial expressions and the movement stands out especially when I was on it) that the videos seem unnaturally fast lately and possibly partly generated. Definately something I considered but I thinks it's just the editing

Sounds like he ran out of breath.

🎯💯 bingo! This is a huge factor!! Apparently the script writer, or Simon, either didn't take that into account or they ignored it. Either way, great point

or they are parroting propaganda.. lmfao

@@notastone4832 huh?

I agree; Russia is a great country with a fantastic leader that we should be supporting. Trump 2024 #makeamericamorelikerussia

Perun is way better than this and at least trying to stay objective

Imprison journalists.amd citizens for criticism of the government?​@@Cloud30000

i was gunna say didnt the Russian economy dip recently?

What means that the prices for these goods will tripple or quadrople till they reach Moscow or St. Petersberg.

@@guywithdacap4713 They will be more expensive, but not that much. It’s only the freight content of the total cost that goes up.

@@merhaba8 And a small extortion fee of 200% for the inconvenience of smuggling.

@@guywithdacap4713The Turks will be getting fees because they’re importing and exporting but it won’t be anything like that

@@merhaba8 Ah yes. The discount prices of embargo goods. Ever heard of supply and demand? Plus the extra costs for transshipping them three or four times along the road. It adds up.

About the thumbnail 😂

not really fuming to point out shit, and say ' hey that is shit' ... his thumbnails are so cringy now, as is his terrible cadence that has him GASPING into the mic every few sentences , I had to end the video after a couple minutes, just too shitty

lol as a canadian i welcome a warmer climate.. do you have any idea how fucking awesome it would be for the vast majority of the uninhabitable coastal land we have? ditto for russia

The arctic sea ice melted every year (mostly) with minibar sea level change. I think the real worry is the ice on Greenland and Antarctica.

@@notastone4832warmer climate = more refugees = white boys gets racist

The real worry for the sea's rising are the glaciers on & adjoined to Antarctica. The northern glaciers(Greenland, Canada, Alaska, Russia) combined are not even half as large as Antarctica, iirc bcuz I read a study a few years ago & I'm going off memory. Don't get me wrong, losing any glacier sucks but the south pole is the nuclear force for sea change worldwide. There's articles you can Google on this

@@nolongerblocked6210 Well, let me explain it this way, when the sea ice melts, the rest will too. I understand that the glaciers are the real danger, as they are fresh water and on land. But all the ice will be melting, not just the north pole. This is why I made the comment.

Before America, Russia was the world's exporter of fur, at least. Idk about currently.

They've got plenty of them.

Russian bank run goes brrrtr

Yeah, I have the feeling this video wade made and released on a schedule and tellingly it doesn't mention any recent developments like the ruble collapsing last week. This could have been made more than a month ago it is almost generic

Yea except under the current US government, they won’t. Because it wouldn’t be very eco friendly, and not only would they not increase production, they’ve been trying to decrease by not renewing drilling and exploration contracts that expire

I agree; Russia is a great country with a fantastic leader that we should be supporting. Trump 2024 #makeamericamorelikerussia

And US fanboys are here to remind everyone of that.

More people who dickride for the US and NATO militaries in these comments anytime a video that talks about Russia or China, than “vatniks” and Russian/chinese trolls, just ad hominem and no substance, on both sides

We aren’t Russian defenders, we are anti globalist, anti new world order activists

Russia is a great country with a fantastic leader that we should be supporting. Trump 2024 #makeamericamorelikerussia

@@Cloud30000at least Trump was not directly responsible for killing thousands of civillians in Gaza. Joe Biden is becoming a dictator like Modi.

When the rich start selling their seaside mansions, only THEN do we need to worry.

Idk how flooding is in Palm Beach County since I left in 2010. But in Broward and Miami flooding near the coastal areas and even 5 miles inland has been getting worse every year. king tides take over entire neighborhoods in South Beach and Fort Lauderdale by A1A even without any rainfall

According to your stupid sources. Go tell that to kindergarten kids. BS

Not to mention they already had major demographic issues prior to the invasion. Hard to have a great economy with nobody to work.

That tends to happen in a war yes. GDP rises when the government spends billions on military hardware production. Once that money runs out the real economy is left to pick up the pace.

​@@maka6134All sectors are growing in the Russian economy

@@kabzaify Source? Even the IMF says the Russian economic growth is the result of war economy.

​@@kabzaifyoh?? Which one? The banks that have no money? Gazprom that is in freefall and a loss making company... The oil sector has been blasted to piece.. no air defenses... So which sector is thriving, besides caskets and tombstones?

@@demcompconsidering Gazprom „a money loosing company“ is way too much even for youtube comments

Also no need to worry. Canada is where all the rich Americans moved to. They will just buy some of our hardware and fuel our economy while forming a northern shield. Maybe... idk I just cut fairways but it sure sounds logical.

Sure you will

Ignorant to the men they have killed.

They literally have hypersonic missiles in Cuba that we do not have a counter to right now. If our Government didn't believe Russia to be a legitimate threat then we wouldn't be funding a war against them.

Well it's working imao

They're clearly winning so...

if you had an old stockpile of stuff you never used wouldn’t you want to use that first before all your new guns??

You are very easy to annoy, one title and you bring out your pitchfork

@CGR89 I completely agree. Alarmism is the line where news crosses into manipulation.

Yea they really do like pushing the Russia boogie man narrative here. Like they can’t seem to grasp that even if Putin isn’t actually a Hollywood super villain

No such thing as news anymore, it’s all biased crap

Are you going to let a thumbnail upset you?

Ryan Mcbeth;) no mac there

​@@JDX-still a filthy mick either way

@@JDX- yeah, my mistake 🫠

*GASP* ... talk for 5 seconds *GASP*

Also infrastructure. The Russian arctic coast is desolate

Lastly muddy meltwater rivers like the volga interconnecting siberian oil throughput east? That's just silly

I agree; Russia is a great country with a fantastic leader that we should be supporting. Trump 2024 #makeamericamorelikerussia

He did mention them, and he stated how much the economy has grown in 2024? Did you actually watch the video or just stop when he pointed out the 2022 numbers?

@@M_A65 yeah i did watched the whole video. But made the comment in the initial part of the video. Still its no justice to announce the decline figures and completely ignore the rebound figures only to mention them letter in a way easily ignorable just to have an excuse of neutrality and information accuracy

none like the ones Russia have.. and honestly i suspect like most things in Canada are likely in a state of disrepair

The Alaskan commercial fishing fleet has a lot of icebreakers

Oil is phased out? Really? Since when?! I must have slept through something or we live in different universes - because as far as I can see, 99% of all transportation in the world is still oil based. Small amount of EVs in a small amount of first world countries does not mean that oil is phased out. Oil will dominate the transportation for quite some time. Even if some extremely rich countries manage to completely revamp their infrastructure and transportation to electric vehicles (apart from cars and trains, nothing else actually can run on electricity just yet even if you want it to) in the next 50 years, other 90% of the world will still use oil for their cars, trucks, airplanes, trains, ships...

@@Wustenfuchs109 since the amount of investment into new technologies grows every year far greater than oil demand grows. And at some point oil won’t be viable. If you don’t see it now you won’t survive as a company in 20-30 years.

@@juriteller3688companies are slowly weaning off oil, or at the very least starting to build redundancies, look at Toyota who opted to go full hybrid or go the Hydrogen route in Japan. Will oil run out and cause problems for people who refuse to see the writing on the wall? Yes…but then again, countries are more likely to fail to develop the necessary infrastructure in time for before companies become that stupid to go bankrupt.

No. Every drop of oil in he ground is going to be pulled out. It's far too valuable to leave there. And there is hundreds of years worth down there. Go buy you electric car and think you're helping. Don't think about the fertiliser that grew your food or the medicine the save your life. Every drop is coming up.

@@juriteller3688 You really don't know how the market works, do you? And you seem to think that a handful of rich countries are all there is on this planet. If ANY of those extremely rich first world countries completely phases out oil in 30 years, just ONE of them, I am going to eat my own foot and stream it online, telling people it is a punishment for not trusting what juriteller3688 was telling me 30 years ago. Also, not to be too pedantic on the idiocy you just uttered, but you said "oil is phased out", meaning it is a done thing, no one using oil anymore. You could have said "There is a drive to phase out oil in top 1-2% of the countries in the world and they might be able to do a fraction of it in the next 30-50 years", and I would not have said a word. But no, you proudly proclaimed that "the oil is phased out". Really, how stupid do you have to be?

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@@PrimericanIdol ?

​@@maka6134It's pig Latin. Not seen that in a long time, and not sure why he used it here lol. He said: "The East needs to do the same to the US the Next time they try to give democracy to some oil-rich country. They should have faced sanctions in 2003."

​@@PrimericanIdolthey should've but it sounds good on paper when the country is lead by a dictator causing tensions in their region to rise

I agree; Russia is a great country with a fantastic leader that we should be supporting. Trump 2024 #makeamericamorelikerussia

I agree; Russia is a great country with a fantastic leader that we should be supporting. Trump 2024 #makeamericamorelikerussia

Don’t forget Eastern European Gold Diggers

You make it sound as if energy is some small market lol.

5 min in he says oil. Also they were the world's trader of furs before America came around. They have recourses of some kind and are exporting them. Jesus

@@rellikskuppin7417 oil is energy ya silly goose.

yep, literally nothing with added value that is widely used and known that if Russians made it, it's high quality.

Pastor Martin Niemoller said almost exactly that same thing.

A fair point! It seems silly not to at least try to utilize old equipment even if it's retooled for different purposes! If anything it's giving them information about how to adapt equipment on the fly to their liking! Whether or not it really works is another thing but the old armored vehicles would still be a huge threat if not for all the western weapons tech and constant re-arming!

At what cost though ?.... I mean, sure. Anyone can "hollow out a country" by converting to a "war time economy". But the long term cost of that is in almost all cases not worth it. What you want for a healthy robust diverse economy,.. is just that (it needs to be healthy, robust and diverse). "Making Tanks and Missiles and Landmines".. is not a "healthy, diverse and robust economy". If some of your population leaves and many more are being killed in a way,. and your economy at home is being narrowed to "only produce things for the military".. you're basically creating a military-state. It's just not a great long term strategy. Russia is (geographically) the largest country in the world. It's 9th on the list by Population. But it's 233rd on the list by population-density. Then you start looking deeper into how much of that population is "healthy young people who want to contribute as part of a 21st century international marketplace".. and the outlook starts to look grimmer.

Do not confuse the influx of government spending on military with a healthy economy. This may surprise you but in 1944 Germany's economy was booming. Unemployment was near zero and the production lines were running faster than ever before. But even you know when i said 1944 not everything was going well for Germany. All what i said was true for Germany. Countries who are losing a war tend to look like their economy is running very good on paper until you look closer. Only once the government funds run out and they can no longer pay their industry to keep pumping out military hardware suddenly their gdp collapses as its true economy comes to light. GDP includes domestic industry it doesnt matter for the GDP number is those a healthy economy products like electronics or cars or if they are weapons to be send abroad and blown up with no economic return on them. Not products that will increase economic development.

​@@maka6134 BOT

​@@maka6134yep same thing with Western eco.... even US claimed that by producing more weapons they are creating jobs..... so it works both ways you know but for an inflated economy it would not be working for long

@@tamdang8346 Yes but we arent spending 40-50% of our governments budget on the military. The highest out of all us is the one of the Americans and even they are just spending 13% of their annual government budget on the military. The Russian economy is now heavily propped up by government spending on military hardware. Here in the west its only a fraction of the economy. Trade is our biggest factor of the economy. "for an inflated economy it would not be working for long" it can hold out quite long. It is impossible to give you a number. The Soviet economy even while isolated and doing poorly still lasted for multiple decades. Germany fought for 3-4 years on the backfoot before they finally collapsed. A country losing doesnt mean its over in a month. The Russians stayed in Afghanistan for 10 years before they finally left. Right now theyve been in Ukraine for 10 years too. And still havent left. Covert cabal youtuber counted the tanks they have left in storage from sattelite footage and counted enough tanks to still continue losing hardware for another 1,5 to 2 years. So who knows how much longer can hold out. At some point their economy will break but this can happen a year from now or maybe 5 years. We cant foresee the future. For instance China might aid them and give support which extends the time period. My country fought for independence for 80 years. That is almost a century. Spain held out for nearly a century before they said the cost is too much we surrender. Russia in ww1 was losing for 3 years before they gave up so we dont know.

That’s how they spell it outside thé usa.

​​​we spell it that way in Canada too. After the OP I had to look it up, just in case. Got my edit in about the same time as your reply. Edit: well now I am finding threads of Canadians arguing over it. So I guess we're just confused here. I know I sure as hell am.

It's the Internet. No need to over think it. As long as you understand what is meant, then that is what matters.

I blame the french

The spelling with s is correct. The spelling with a is for stupid people.

..Thanks and 🇷🇺n oil / oil companies have been funding anti nuclear energy for decades …