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June 19, 2020

India-China Border Dispute Turns Deadly

Who's up for a game of 2020 Disaster Bingo?! (You'll get it once you watch ;)

—Chris

India-China Border Dispute Turns Deadly (YouTube)

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Martin Kovalik · June 21, 2020

Some news!!! Gravitas: India moves to hurt Chinese companies https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jdkQ3KnwZtI

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B Singh · June 20, 2020

I called amazon and walmart asking them to create a not made in China filter option. Not sure that would work but country of origin filter or where it is made filter will help a lot of americans. Make it easy to boycott china . Great Idea, I saw it on the youtube post.

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ParthaN · June 20, 2020

For anyone interested, this is a good summary of the existing dynamics on the India China border. Those dynamics may now change, but it highlights the history and the protocols which explain why our soldiers did not fire, and acted as they did in the face of grave provocation. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dF1kdB0raX8 Also, this may just be fake news, but I've seen screenshots of Chinese social media users asking about one Bihari soldier who took out a number of the PLA. Anyway, the article related to that news discusses how the platoon reacted once their CO was killed by the PLA. Half the platoon died that night, after they rushed the PLA on higher ground and in greater numbers. In the army, the CO is looked upon as a father figure. It sounds like the Chinese had planned this attack, and had reinforcements waiting in key spots. After they attacked the CO, they expected the Indians to retreat, but were instead surprised by the ferocity of the retaliation. Countries are expected to stand united and laud their soldiers at times like this, but the strongest argument for events unfolding they way they did is the lack of news from the Chinese side, except for vague statements. A propaganda department would be expected to take full advantage of heroics by their soldiers, and the absence of detail tells the bigger story. The Chinese likely have footage of the entire event given how it was planned. Unfortunately, they can't use any of it. https://www.rediff.com/news/column/ladakh-standoff-how-bihar-regiments-bravery-at-galwan-stunned-china/20200618.htm

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Banana Pancakes · June 20, 2020

So the PLA were thoroughly thrashed even after attacking the Indian army CO, setting up an ambush and being on higher ground.

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ParthaN · June 20, 2020

Checkout https://qikink.com too. Their products are all made in India, and they have custom coffee mugs, bandanas, face mask, badges, mouse pads, posters and more. They'll accept single orders, and ship and sell internationally. Looks like the shirts run between $2 and $6, plus shipping. They manage the store front for an independent Indian media house that I mentioned in an earlier comment (they're who told me about them).

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ParthaN · June 20, 2020

ooh, they do magic coffee mugs. Now, I want one!

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RobertD · June 20, 2020

https://www.carhartt.com/ and use a local printing company in New York.... I think their clothing is good and made in South / Central America. Also Chris you should do a collab video with Body Language Ghost (You Tube Channel) to analyze Chinese leadership interviews and their body language . It could be very cool to see that.

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David Chan · June 19, 2020

The whole world should boycott "goods" made in China before it is too late. I am ready to lower my standard of living if that's what it takes.

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Le Phénix de la Fortune · June 19, 2020

Thank you. :3

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Tony Chopkoski · June 19, 2020

https://www.egyptiancottontshirts.com/ Ever since way back when in high school I had these wonderful Egyptian cotton shirts. It is unique. I got them at the venerable old Arnold Constable, closed now since 1975.

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Tony Chopkoski · June 19, 2020

https://www.egyptiancottontshirts.com/ "Made in Egypt, not Bangladesh..." I am getting t-shirts from them... "You can rest assured that clothing from Egyptian Cotton Tshirts is manufactured in a safe building in Cairo, Egypt where workers are treated fairly. Consider the consequences of your t-shirt purchase."

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Tony Chopkoski · June 19, 2020

China does not have the ability to "dialogue". They want it all. Like some kind of bad commercial.

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Andrew Whittaker · June 19, 2020

Hey Chris, Australia has been subject to a state sponsored cyber attack by guess who? Why don’t Western Countries and other free countries use their technology to simply tear down the Great Fire Wall. I hear it’s totally possible.

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ParthaN · June 19, 2020

Glad that Boycott China is trending in the youtube comment section. My boycott started three years ago, after the PLA initiated that nonsense in Doklam. Their products are basically blood diamonds with Chinese characteristics, used to fund global pandemics, ethnic genocide, suppress human expression, and finance the deaths of Vietnamese fishermen, and Chinese and Indian soldiers, to name a few.

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Shiv Naryan · June 19, 2020

China’s Tibet’s 5 finger plan Invation to corner India 🇮🇳 with Pakistan and Nepal support China is using the corona virus epedemic which it created to conquer its neighbours 1. Ladakh 2. Sikkim 3. Arunachsl pradesh 4. Bhutan 5. Nepal according to Tibet president in exile India has to be careful

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Edwin van den Berg · June 19, 2020

I am pretty sure that they make T-shirts in India too.

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Andrew Norman · June 19, 2020

Apparently guns don't kill people, people kill people.

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Banana Pancakes · June 19, 2020

That's always been the case hasn't it? A gun, on its own is just metal and some specifically created chemicals. It's the intention of the person using the gun that allows it to kill other people.

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KotureAlias · June 19, 2020

Do you think the cyber attack on Australia was done by chinese hackers?

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That Jason down the road · June 19, 2020

For once I got the youtube notification first.