How to not be a VICTIM of western sanctions | US, Ukraine, Russia, India, Europe, China Geopolitics

In this video we'll understand how to not be a victim of western sanctions. When i say the word West, I mean United States and its ally countries.
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[enochaengulu]

Amit I am equally a deep thinker, I have loved your way of thinking so much. It's true, Asian Countries and others oppressed should gang against the Western bloc!
Love from Uganda!

[mantiquenawaz]

Western Media has repeatedly criticized China's self-reliant and isolationist policies but in the wake of current circumstances, we see how wise the Chinese actually are.

[WINDYCHUNG]

through this war, I found India is an independent country that can stand on its own. In this sense, I think India and China have a large room to cooperate. We should put down our minor conflict as soon as possible, each side should better step back a bit, for example, we can all keep far away from the border area and leave it for wild animals. Then we can build strong ties based on BRICS. The influence of the western world is too big and they manipulate our values and thinking. This is too dangerous.

[shivamsolanke]

I may have hundreds of issues with China or CCP but God damn salute them for having such farsighted view.

[sanjayjajundaa]

Summary: A powerfull country dictates how weaker nations should behave, so don't get dependent on anyone rather become atmanirbhar and hence powerfull.

[FOLIPE]

This video is a very interesting oasis in the dryness of YouTube western-centric analysis. Time and again I, as a Brazilian, find a similar view with Indian content. I think it's because there is a gap between the mainstream views spoused by some and a balanced perspective that people in third world countries can have on those global issues.

[Student]

Government needs to employ Mr. Amit sengupta as an advisor.
Love from Kashmir ❤️

[kuldeepchauhan]

India needs an education system where macroeconomics should be an important part because whole world depends on it and it will aware indians to become self reliant

[mauroaurelio]

I enjoyed your talk very much. Bravo. Especially pertinent and true the last minute summarising the differences between east and west (no culture, identity etc.). I have travelled east a few times but live in UK, (I lived many years outside of UK and liked it - to get away from this americanised vullgar pop culture - for personal reason I had to return and I am here 16 years and very unhappy) - Thailand, Taiwan, Philippines and always enjoyed their cultures - importance of family, personal virtue etc. In the west the family and respect for elders has lost the same importance as the east and I think this accounts for a lot of western problems.

[dorsiewhitepaper]

Glad to see my Indian friends are catching up and thinking in such a strategic way instead of fixating on ideology or being fooled by western politicians. Salute from China. Have faith in our own eastern value and what’s true to us, and I hope we Asian countries can grow strong together. It’ll be such a shame to see us being pitted against each other by the west.

[dondonwasshoi]

Well, as a Japanese, I am completely brainwashed by America through Japanese media it seems lol
I haven’t seen the world as you showed. Thanks for the interesting and inspirational video :)

[PikachuFanRishabh]

I think geopolitics need to be a subject in our schools.
I wish I had debates on such issues with my friends when I were in school, it would have been fun 😄.

[oxelaroost]

I live in New Zealand.. i have always known the wests perspective on things .. THANK you so much for introducing another point of view.. where i am from, india is often a forgotten influence .. we don't get to find out much about what they want, think and what their interests are .. if we don't understand another point of view, we will never fully understand our own.. again, thank you so much .. love your videos..

[riceballlegend]

I think all of Asia, India, China, Russia and ASEAN must come together to develop an Asian communications system to ensure regional economic stability and peace. The alternative is unimaginable.

[abhiramraj]

I am lucky to stay in a country like India, where it has it's own Nuclear Weapons, we have a powerful ally like Russia who supported India in 1971, we have huge market which the world is jealous of, and we are not a bitch of America.

[sandesh_raj]

China is a very great example in shielding itself from sanctions. India just like it's UPI system has to be self-reliant on everything. We are a growing economy and we need to shield ourself from West. I hope everyone understand how important it is

[prasanth]

Dictionaries should replace the word "Hypocrisy" with US and it's allies

[cjfinance]

Brilliant vidéo 👏👏👏

The levers of power are very well explained!

I hope that India will continue to play its role as a neutral leading democracy ☮️✌️

People of India are clever enough 🤔 to understand that the wise road is the middle road! No enemies, only friends 🤗

From France 🇨🇵

[sasha]

Thank you. Your talks are fabulously interesting. I'm in South Africa and... Thank you for always being so clear and easy to understand. Bless you.

[ziscookingyummyfood]

Actually big countries like India / china/ Russia / South Africa/Saudi/Iran / Brazil / Turkey / Egypt / Nigeria should work on parallel 1- monetary and banking systems 2- internet and media systems 3- exchange and economic systems 4- an alternative currency to usd