Some news is less important than others rather than an overt agenda choice. That said- much of the news, and often especially local news, is agenda driven. Ie theFort Worth shooting would normally be covered by right wing outlets as well unless something such as the PayPal retraction hit their desks, and exactly because the Left was avoiding it.
Tbh I trust my own intelligence, reason and logic, empirical skills, intuition, and capacity for skepticism over any product or other person's mind. It has consistently put me on the right side of history and humanity, and no product could ever guarantee the same loyalty to the truth that I can for myself. Thanks tho!
The time is ripe for an explosion of consciousness. It has never been so ripe, because life is evolving and we are coming to a climax. If we don’t attain to a radical transformation, then this same state of evolved humanity will become a strain on us. Man is no more a child, and he if continues to wear the same clothes which were made for children he is bound to be in difficulty. He will remain unnecessarily crippled for the simple reason that the clothes are small and he has become big. Christianity, Hinduism, Jainism, Mohammedanism, these are all clothes made for another state of humanity when man was more childish. Now they don’t fit, they are utterly out of date. These clothes were right for a certain time. Now they are not right at all. The time is right to change all clothes, the time is ripe to change the whole man. A total overhaul is needed. Osho
This was actually a tribal area until Communism happened. Nomad herdsmen would completely ignore the border and were often loyal to neither side. The Russians took over in their crusade against illiteracy.
So if during the first half of the 20th century, if Russ government knew of any of their people not speaking the language or not profiscient in reading and writing, they would go out of their way to appropriate them. If both sides of each country were indifferent from their government because of how far away they were... Did they think they would spy? Was it an issue of threat? Or an overwhelming urge to homogenize everyone?
Always remember to be wary of minefields whenever walking in border regions. Locals usually know where they are but the mines are not always marked, or marked accurately and completely.
@@brawndothethirstmutilator9848 Definitely! Quite possibly the most dangerous border region on the planet. The Canadians are deceivingly friendly people. I have no proof, but it wouldn't surprise me in the least if they've mined the entire states of Minnesota, Wisconsin and both Dakotas. If they've done that on the US side, imagine what they've done on their own. Worse, their mines have electrolytes!
I can't thank you guys enough for your various efforts and channels. While many people may not realize it you are both taking significant risks in doing what you do and your many viewers appreciate it immensely! Please keep up the important work!
Well to be fair the footage they show are from a few years ago back when they where in China biking around the country You can see how much younger they where back then Which is why they love China and its ppl but hate the ccp
When I last visited my folks' home -town- city of Wenzhou in 2008, I noticed none of the kids spoke Wenzhounese. Whenever a conversation was limited to adults, Wenzhounese was spoken, but whenever a kid was involved, it was only in mandarin. It was at that time that I gained a huge suspicion that the CCP was trying to erase the Wenzhounese language, despite Wenzhounese people being Han Chinese. I think it's especially cold due to Wenzhounese's historical importance of being used as a code-talk language during Japan's war with China.
The way Xi Jinping looked at Putin in a summit said it all, it was the way you look at a demented uncle you visit only because you expect to inherit them if you do that 😂
At the height of the Soviet-Sino split, there was even a point the USSR went to the US and was quietly like "Hey, just hypothetically, how much would you guys care if we, I dunno, nuked China a little bit?" The US, of course, responded "WTF, YOU'RE ABSOLUTELY NOT DOING THAT!!!"
That abandoned building was indeed an ammo depot that was set-up in 1966 in preparation for a war with the Soviet Union. It is now a Genhe city's historical site (根河市文物保护单位) according to the plaque. Thanks for sharing this video. Keep up the great work.
It is absolutely fabulous that you guys went where you did! The reporting is all go! But, as per your earlier reporting...were there any birds there? Yes, the trees great!
@@lystic9392 there are no birds in China.. anywhere. Unless part of a government program. People speculate that it may be the pollution levels, but there are no birds in rural unpolluted areas either. Some speculate they eat the birds, and ate them to near extinction and other birds left. But this also seems far fetched. Others speculate China is messing with magnetic forces and is causing damage to bird navigation. There are several theories. It’s something people are just waking up to, but now that people are noticing, there haven’t been birds in video’s of China for decades and now people are weirded out by this weird fact. For some reason… there are no birds in China. Creepy af honestly… I would add, when they were walking up to the bunker, there was a single bird I heard call twice and then go silent. In America, in an area like that, you would hear at least a dozen species of bird. They are right near the boarder so maybe the one bird is lost from Mongolia…
@@cooliipie you can hardly blame them since they had to move on and leave the country. I also highly doubt China likes having them since they were quite critical before they left which means its a risk for their life.
I am always amazed how you guys get around without being hassled. who is filming youi??? You guys get so close to what seem to be restricted areas. I lived in Tianjin for 2 years with my wife - not a happy ending. I was told that i was being followed, but I too got to see some really backward places, pigs were running around in the street, chicken all over the place and even dirt roads - of course I found my way to these places by ROAMING around. This way back in 1999 - 2001. They do like to question you motivations ha ha ha
And I can say on the other side of the border that’s what I loved so much about travelling through Russia. Wish all this madness would end and we could all be friends again
Back when I could do some cross-country hiking, I *loved* finding old places out in the middle of nowhere, just waiting to be (re-)discovered! Great video, loved it!
In March 1987 I went to China, part of the Beijing segment was a tour into the huge air raid shelter under Tien An Mien Square. Entry was through leather and fur coat shop. Coats hanging on a rack were moved aside exposing the entrance steps in the floor like a basement entrance. The scale of the shelter is beyond comprehension.
I worked with a person who saw a Sino Soviet border skirmish in the 1980's when the trans Siberian train he was riding on (under a US diplomatic passport) stopped and was waiting of something so he go off and climbed a hill and witnessed a tank battle with hundreds of tanks. It barely made any mention in the USA .
I love the old riding Videos, perhaps you could come over to you Europe and you ride to all the Chinese tourist traps/hot spots. I'd furnish you with really nice bikes easily.
Unfortunately a lot of towns in the US have those cookie cutter box stores and franchises which gives me the feeling that I could be anywhere and have no idea unless you venture out and explore the landscape.
You do have lots of chains but there is massive amounts of variation in the architecture. East vs West vs South are very different in the way they look due to their history.
Exactly what I was thinking. One thing that always struck me as soulless was that you can find the exact same apartment buildings in Southern California for hundreds and hundreds of miles. All cookie-cutter. To me even more than the mini-malls, it lends an unending dull sameness to everything.
Excellent commentary and video production . I remember the episode of the cookie making "cultural experience exchange" - that was cool. Fascinating Still. 👥️️🍪
there is a border dispute between Russian and china over Vladivostok though not officially and if Russia fails or has internal strife china has more opportunities for increased trade and new agreements such as oil and gas supply
You guys rock, stay awesome. I’m curious, since you both are now out of China, are you running out of footage? How much footage did you film in an average week in China?
China allso deliverd explosive ammo to russia against usage for ukraine, not only were the same transports photographed but also the explosives, about 1 day for each in a week it was to see on 9Gag (a chinese platform) but enougth saw it for it to beeing noticed and getting censored/deleted wich really made me ask ... why did that info not blow up or got mentioned anywhere else in the media.
I live on the US/CA border in central WA. The houses on the hill across from me are in CA, while I live in the US. I have a Border Patrol camera system on my property. Standing like you were at 0:50 touching the fence would not happen here. You would almost immediately have several border patrol officers questioning you. They would spot you even before you got close to the border and be running background checks on the computers in their vehicles. You are not even allowed to stop, park or get out of your vehicles when you are less than 100 feet from the border, and I live in a pretty remote area with the closest border crossing station about 20 miles away. I love it. I have federal agents guarding my property. No crime here! : )
If I were a Russian neighboring state, I guess I would not be too sad about the Russians expending their money, military hardware and personnel in a war elsewhere.
Imagine Russia being destroyed by Communism twice, once from within, and again from China. Didn't communism essentially spread from the USSR to china? That would be ironic.
@@bushy9780 not really, it's a very different model of communism in China as well despite both claiming to be based in marxist leninist. Russia was marxist leninist but china is basically a mess of ideologies and excuses for extreme state capitalism with government repression which are reformed with every new leader or party sect.
@@t.fwingproductions3636 They filmed two documentaries in those days... 'Conquering Northern China' and 'Conquering Southern China'. They had a film crew that followed them in those times filming their deeds and adventures. 😃
You should read the book "On the Edge-Life Along the Russia-China Border" by Franck Bille and Caroline Humphrey. Great long term view of the most important, long and remote border in the world.
PayPal's fining people was an 'error'? Seems to me they just didn't want the financial fallout and stepped their policies back temporarily. Interesting content your ADS has...
1966 on the tablet affixed, I was in Hong Kong then and went to Seoul, South Korea and to Borneo Jungles too, during my 2 years army service. Many thanks for the video.
Both China and Russia are avid fans of the concept...keep your friends close, keep your enemies closer. Those annual 'military cooperation' exercises they do, they're _not_ for future joint operations...they're actually taking notes on each others equipment, strengths & weaknesses.
What subtly differentiates distrust from mistrust is that distrust applies to an informed opinion, prior knowledge or experience. In contrast, mistrust is based on unease and wariness that is due to intuition rather than knowledge or experience that tells you you should not trust someone.
Yes, they filmed two documentaries in those days. 'Conquering Northern China' and 'Conquering Southern China' and used a camera crew that would travel with them.
There are also a greatt deal of "Chinese" looking people in Russia and not just by the border. I have heard the "Chinese" people actually started out around Lake Baykal.
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Some news is less important than others rather than an overt agenda choice. That said- much of the news, and often especially local news, is agenda driven.
Ie theFort Worth shooting would normally be covered by right wing outlets as well unless something such as the PayPal retraction hit their desks, and exactly because the Left was avoiding it.
Being prepared for war means they "HATE" Russians? Guess the US "hates" a lot of countries around the world too for being prepared for war too
Tbh I trust my own intelligence, reason and logic, empirical skills, intuition, and capacity for skepticism over any product or other person's mind. It has consistently put me on the right side of history and humanity, and no product could ever guarantee the same loyalty to the truth that I can for myself. Thanks tho!
The time is ripe for an explosion of consciousness. It has never been so ripe, because life is evolving and we are coming to a climax. If we don’t attain to a radical transformation, then this same state of evolved humanity will become a strain on us. Man is no more a child, and he if continues to wear the same clothes which were made for children he is bound to be in difficulty. He will remain unnecessarily crippled for the simple reason that the clothes are small and he has become big. Christianity, Hinduism, Jainism, Mohammedanism, these are all clothes made for another state of humanity when man was more childish. Now they don’t fit, they are utterly out of date. These clothes were right for a certain time. Now they are not right at all. The time is right to change all clothes, the time is ripe to change the whole man. A total overhaul is needed.
Osho
Clowns in America?
This was actually a tribal area until Communism happened. Nomad herdsmen would completely ignore the border and were often loyal to neither side. The Russians took over in their crusade against illiteracy.
So if during the first half of the 20th century, if Russ government knew of any of their people not speaking the language or not profiscient in reading and writing, they would go out of their way to appropriate them. If both sides of each country were indifferent from their government because of how far away they were... Did they think they would spy? Was it an issue of threat? Or an overwhelming urge to homogenize everyone?
The entire Earth was actually a tribal area until civilizations started appearing and taking over
@@NJ-wb1cz no shit
@@prometheusjackson8787 ...Sherlock. 🧐
Watson fetch me my coin purse 🔍
Always remember to be wary of minefields whenever walking in border regions. Locals usually know where they are but the mines are not always marked, or marked accurately and completely.
Kinda different there...which one would you you escape from/to? Not much of a surge either way 😁
I'm fleeing China for Russia
I’m always down for an uplifting feeling.
Slartybarfast B, I’ll keep this in mind next time I’m walking along Canadian/US border.
@@brawndothethirstmutilator9848 Definitely! Quite possibly the most dangerous border region on the planet. The Canadians are deceivingly friendly people. I have no proof, but it wouldn't surprise me in the least if they've mined the entire states of Minnesota, Wisconsin and both Dakotas. If they've done that on the US side, imagine what they've done on their own.
Worse, their mines have electrolytes!
@@boostismagic I'm looking for a boat to head for Alaska.
"Hating out of envy" is the core of the Chinese mentality.
Indeed!
They Denigrate while they Steal.
It's the heart and soul of the left.
@@sudonum3108 If you're American, you actually have no idea what leftists are.
They're certainly not Joe Biden.
👹the eternal losers
I can't thank you guys enough for your various efforts and channels. While many people may not realize it you are both taking significant risks in doing what you do and your many viewers appreciate it immensely! Please keep up the important work!
People really think this guy is living in China 😅! This guy is an actor spreading propaganda and working for intelligence.
@@moonsun3653 right, excuse me and you're who and what are you doing here?
@@moonsun3653 ccp till death I see.
@@moonsun3653 Right and you aren't a paid troll...
Well to be fair the footage they show are from a few years ago back when they where in China biking around the country
You can see how much younger they where back then
Which is why they love China and its ppl but hate the ccp
When I last visited my folks' home -town- city of Wenzhou in 2008, I noticed none of the kids spoke Wenzhounese. Whenever a conversation was limited to adults, Wenzhounese was spoken, but whenever a kid was involved, it was only in mandarin. It was at that time that I gained a huge suspicion that the CCP was trying to erase the Wenzhounese language, despite Wenzhounese people being Han Chinese.
I think it's especially cold due to Wenzhounese's historical importance of being used as a code-talk language during Japan's war with China.
I like the recompiled stuff from your adventures with the new commentary. Nice work.
Thanks!
Your forgetting 1968 border skirmishes between China and USSR. The US vetoed Russian use of nuclear weapons on Beijing!
The way Xi Jinping looked at Putin in a summit said it all, it was the way you look at a demented uncle you visit only because you expect to inherit them if you do that 😂
At the height of the Soviet-Sino split, there was even a point the USSR went to the US and was quietly like "Hey, just hypothetically, how much would you guys care if we, I dunno, nuked China a little bit?" The US, of course, responded "WTF, YOU'RE ABSOLUTELY NOT DOING THAT!!!"
Macarthur was ready to do that and more. Truman was such a spoil sport.
@@armyfazer1410 My mother hated Truman because of that.
this would prevent the geopolitical problems we have today. china would be taiwan and russia wouldnt have china as support against usa
@@wdd3141 *I* hate Truman because of that
@@welcomerefugees532 Oh you mean those..
I appreciate both of you and channels. Truth comes through.🙏🏻🇨🇦
That abandoned building was indeed an ammo depot that was set-up in 1966 in preparation for a war with the Soviet Union. It is now a Genhe city's historical site (根河市文物保护单位) according to the plaque. Thanks for sharing this video. Keep up the great work.
Danke!
I love the information that you guys always provide, and I really love watching how your relationship has developed!
THANK YOU SO MUCH!
I learn so much from you guys. Well done, again.
It is absolutely fabulous that you guys went where you did! The reporting is all go! But, as per your earlier reporting...were there any birds there? Yes, the trees great!
Not one
@@kiloton1920 Sheesch!
Hmm? Why wouldn't there be birds there?
Edit: I see they have a video on it.
@@lystic9392 there are no birds in China.. anywhere. Unless part of a government program. People speculate that it may be the pollution levels, but there are no birds in rural unpolluted areas either. Some speculate they eat the birds, and ate them to near extinction and other birds left. But this also seems far fetched. Others speculate China is messing with magnetic forces and is causing damage to bird navigation. There are several theories. It’s something people are just waking up to, but now that people are noticing, there haven’t been birds in video’s of China for decades and now people are weirded out by this weird fact. For some reason… there are no birds in China. Creepy af honestly…
I would add, when they were walking up to the bunker, there was a single bird I heard call twice and then go silent. In America, in an area like that, you would hear at least a dozen species of bird. They are right near the boarder so maybe the one bird is lost from Mongolia…
People really think this guy is living in China 😅! This guy is an actor spreading propaganda and working for intelligence.
Thanks Winston!
I like this format, where you guys show footage from your travels with your commentary. Its cool!
Agreed.
That's how it always used to be for over 10 years... but they're no longer there and ran out of content
@@cooliipie you can hardly blame them since they had to move on and leave the country. I also highly doubt China likes having them since they were quite critical before they left which means its a risk for their life.
Most educational video of Russia/China border communities
Thanks much for sharing!
Chinese do not hate Russia, both countries are enjoying huge peace dividends
China hates everybody
@@llkk290 Take your 50 cents and beat it.
@1:20 WOOOOO BRING BACK THE THEME SONG BABY
Thanks guys for all you do. Downloaded Ground and giving it a try😎
That Ammo dump thing ya'all found was SO awesome! I love stuff like that. Did you visit the tunnels in Beijing you talked about?
I am always amazed how you guys get around without being hassled. who is filming youi??? You guys get so close to what seem to be restricted areas. I lived in Tianjin for 2 years with my wife - not a happy ending. I was told that i was being followed, but I too got to see some really backward places, pigs were running around in the street, chicken all over the place and even dirt roads - of course I found my way to these places by ROAMING around. This way back in 1999 - 2001. They do like to question you motivations ha ha ha
@Kelly Harbeson is that a video of them explaining what happened?
They are prob military intel or CIA thats how they get around .
These are the kind of adventures I'd like to be having in China right now. I love old abandoned places.
And I can say on the other side of the border that’s what I loved so much about travelling through Russia. Wish all this madness would end and we could all be friends again
Back when I could do some cross-country hiking, I *loved* finding old places out in the middle of nowhere, just waiting to be (re-)discovered!
Great video, loved it!
The best thing about this vid is the ad. Wonderful. Thanks
2:56 Birds eat bugs, no birds, lots of bugs.
In March 1987 I went to China, part of the Beijing segment was a tour into the huge air raid shelter under Tien An Mien Square. Entry was through leather and fur coat shop. Coats hanging on a rack were moved aside exposing the entrance steps in the floor like a basement entrance. The scale of the shelter is beyond comprehension.
I worked with a person who saw a Sino Soviet border skirmish in the 1980's when the trans Siberian train he was riding on (under a US diplomatic passport) stopped and was waiting of something so he go off and climbed a hill and witnessed a tank battle with hundreds of tanks. It barely made any mention in the USA .
Very interesting
"Skirmish" "battle with hundreds of tanks" One of these things is not like the other.
There were no mentions of that "skirmish" because there were none in the 80's.
@@malcaniscsm5184 thit was literally my first thought reading this lol. Probably made up.
1969 Sino-Soviet border war near Khabarovsk. Hundreds died. 27 tanks/apcs destroyed. One Soviet T-62 captured.
I love the old riding Videos,
perhaps you could come over to you Europe and you ride to all the Chinese tourist traps/hot spots.
I'd furnish you with really nice bikes easily.
Those bikes really punched above their weight class.
Well done guys 💯🍻
Another gr8 video lads. Always found China fascinating but not all in gd ways. Absolutely love ur the real China content 💪🇬🇧
thanks, im looking forward to checking out ground news! 😎
Unfortunately a lot of towns in the US have those cookie cutter box stores and franchises which gives me the feeling that I could be anywhere and have no idea unless you venture out and explore the landscape.
at lest they have working toilets in china you squat over a hole
You do have lots of chains but there is massive amounts of variation in the architecture. East vs West vs South are very different in the way they look due to their history.
The road layouts too.
I don't believe that China is fond of Russia or anybody really. China doesn't trust anyone. Just my opinion.
Exactly what I was thinking. One thing that always struck me as soulless was that you can find the exact same apartment buildings in Southern California for hundreds and hundreds of miles. All cookie-cutter. To me even more than the mini-malls, it lends an unending dull sameness to everything.
Amazing insights! The footage is just so good
Chinese do not hate Russia, both countries are enjoying huge peace dividends
@@llkk290 and they support the invasion of ukraine?
@@llkk290 So, you're saying the current peace is financially motivated?
@@gordonliu3972 What is the benefit of hatred? Like what good can the US hate China bring to the US?
@@llkk290 Only you can answer these questions my friend
There was a logo in your sponsor message, it said Analist? Weird...
5,000 miles?!? My respect, my friends...what an odyssey
Invaluable information. Thank you.
Great vid, thanks again for sharing these interesting people and spots in the world with us.
Good work guys, this is modern journalism
Really enjoyable video guys.
Excellent commentary and video production . I remember the episode of the cookie making "cultural experience exchange" - that was cool. Fascinating Still. 👥️️🍪
Awesome video!!
...you two characters are too...much... adventures at the edge of the... apocalypse...good stuff... keep well...c...
I love you guys! you are so interesting and eye opening. Thank you for all the videos and information!!
lol plant bamboo wall on boarder as it grows and expands just trim your side... a little deeper each time
there is a border dispute between Russian and china over Vladivostok though not officially and if Russia fails or has internal strife china has more opportunities for increased trade and new agreements such as oil and gas supply
Love this video. Thanks for that unique perspective.
You guys rock, stay awesome. I’m curious, since you both are now out of China, are you running out of footage? How much footage did you film in an average week in China?
Kind of interesting, wish we had some more footage of the ammo bunker but it is what it is. Thanks dudes
Besides this channel, I don’t know where else I would be able to have an objective look at this part of the world
I dunno how objective they; questionable but the are but they are the only ones doing this.
Those forest roads make me miss Finland.. looks very similar.. even the mosquitos, which I do not miss that much 🤪
surprised there wasnt a corvette in that bunker
China allso deliverd explosive ammo to russia against usage for ukraine, not only were the same transports photographed but also the explosives, about 1 day for each in a week it was to see on 9Gag (a chinese platform) but enougth saw it for it to beeing noticed and getting censored/deleted wich really made me ask ... why did that info not blow up or got mentioned anywhere else in the media.
Hey guys, may you please start adding a yellow bar when you have your sponsor ad placement. That would be great. Thanks.
I would have left my mark 💩 inside that ammo dump
Are you Indian?
@@bushy9780 Oh shit.
Ground News is is one of the best.
Thanks to GN for supporting your good work.
ground news 10 years ago hahahahah
Imagine reading mainstream media lol
Heya thanks for making 15 min chunks. I love your show but can't do 2 hour ones.
Thanks guys! Really interesting!
awesome video!!!👍👍
Where did ya'll sleep/ eat?
It's fucking Easy Rider 2022.
Gasoline?
Watch their documentaries 'Conquering Northern China' and 'Conquering Southern China'. All will be explained. Gasoline was acquired at gas stations. 👍
I live on the US/CA border in central WA. The houses on the hill across from me are in CA, while I live in the US. I have a Border Patrol camera system on my property. Standing like you were at 0:50 touching the fence would not happen here. You would almost immediately have several border patrol officers questioning you. They would spot you even before you got close to the border and be running background checks on the computers in their vehicles. You are not even allowed to stop, park or get out of your vehicles when you are less than 100 feet from the border, and I live in a pretty remote area with the closest border crossing station about 20 miles away. I love it. I have federal agents guarding my property. No crime here! : )
cool, did you see Cattle Mutilation in your area?
If I were a Russian neighboring state, I guess I would not be too sad about the Russians expending their money, military hardware and personnel in a war elsewhere.
Today Ukraine, tomorrow, Russia.
A neighbouring state, that wants your resources.
Imagine Russia being destroyed by Communism twice, once from within, and again from China. Didn't communism essentially spread from the USSR to china? That would be ironic.
@@bushy9780 So much hopium for this
@@bushy9780 not really, it's a very different model of communism in China as well despite both claiming to be based in marxist leninist. Russia was marxist leninist but china is basically a mess of ideologies and excuses for extreme state capitalism with government repression which are reformed with every new leader or party sect.
a wild dog is dangerous and feared, but you need one by your side if you are to fight a bear
Love your channel!
very much enjoyable!!! Thanks, guys!!
Who was recording you guys riding the motorbikes???
Someone other than Winston or C-Milk....
@@gordonliu3972 on God?
@@t.fwingproductions3636 They filmed two documentaries in those days... 'Conquering Northern China' and 'Conquering Southern China'. They had a film crew that followed them in those times filming their deeds and adventures. 😃
You should read the book "On the Edge-Life Along the Russia-China Border" by Franck Bille and Caroline Humphrey. Great long term view of the most important, long and remote border in the world.
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Love your content guys keep it up.
PayPal's fining people was an 'error'? Seems to me they just didn't want the financial fallout and stepped their policies back temporarily. Interesting content your ADS has...
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1966 on the tablet affixed, I was in Hong Kong then and went to Seoul, South Korea and to Borneo Jungles too, during my 2 years army service. Many thanks for the video.
Thanks guys.
Both China and Russia are avid fans of the concept...keep your friends close, keep your enemies closer.
Those annual 'military cooperation' exercises they do, they're _not_ for future joint operations...they're actually taking notes on each others equipment, strengths & weaknesses.
@serpentza I think you meant swift not stripe at 4:04
What subtly differentiates distrust from mistrust is that distrust applies to an informed opinion, prior knowledge or experience. In contrast, mistrust is based on unease and wariness that is due to intuition rather than knowledge or experience that tells you you should not trust someone.
Both are scummy.
What make and models are the motorbikes you tour on? Amazing videos.
It looks so empty. Where do you buy fuel?
I've done the Ground News blindspot checker multiple times. Every time, the results were 33% left-wing, 34% centrist, 33% right-wing.
Who is taking the video of you guys riding on your bikes on the road? Do you have a camera crew with you?
Yes, they filmed two documentaries in those days. 'Conquering Northern China' and 'Conquering Southern China' and used a camera crew that would travel with them.
Those potholes look treacherous! Not as bad as the Cross Bronx, but still.
Stalin and Mao were far more sick than Hitler.
No easy task.
How many cc are those bikes and how fast?
That was seriously cool viewing guys, thanks 👌
How is Inner Mongolia.... China?
Wasn't most of China, Mongolia since ancient times?
amazing video guys, but who is the third guy doing the camera work while you're riding your bikes ?
Nice Rudy’s shirt, Winston!
There are also a greatt deal of "Chinese" looking people in Russia and not just by the border.
I have heard the "Chinese" people actually started out around Lake Baykal.
Eastern Russia has a lot of people that have both Caucazoid and Mongoloid charasteristics...
I always felt that Russians with their high cheekbones have a more distinct mongoloid look than other caucasians.
Don't forget that the aboriginal peoples of Russia are a uniquely endogenous expression. Also, Russia has many Turkic peoples as well.
The Mongols ruled over Moscow and eastern regions. That's why Putin looks like a Mongol and Ukrainians look more European/Scandinavian.
@@LuvBorderCollies
Putin looks Slavic. Brezhnev looked East Asian.
I like these videos where they are just talking and you can see the riding in the background. Pretty laid-back videos.
The truth is they hate each other.😂
Is it really that green? You sure you didn't bump that gamma resolution or w/e a little bit, it's so green!
Good work boys
Someone else was recording your adventure. The scenes of your motorcycle
travel obviously didn't produce themselves. Why no mention?
Back in the day Russia and China even had little skirmishes on the border areas , a small amount of people died.
Ground news sounds awesome!
There was a nuclear were near there in 1975 , killed 5 million Chinese.
Details?
🤔🤔🤔🤔🤣🤣
I got it from the revelator Douglas Duane Dietrich document destruction specialist, Not quite historian. Dig for the devil in the details.
Thanks boys