Garbage TV shows like “The Project”, is why I stopped watching TV years ago, and why I don’t take the mainstream media seriously.

@sarahb6529

5 жыл бұрын

We haven't had a tv for roughly five years. Best decision ever.

@rcade3140

5 жыл бұрын

Its hard to take the serious when all they seem to care about, is how much they get paid. Lisa bloody wilkinson

@gooble69

5 жыл бұрын

I gave up commercial TV and social media a few years ago too, it's amazing how much better your mind works with out that trash always trying to influence you.

@masteryoda498

5 жыл бұрын

Sarah gtodarillo Good for you Sarah, you have made a wise decision.

@lincolnthomas7330

5 жыл бұрын

Don't worry in the future no one will be watching these shows anymore hahah, the only people who still watch the project will die of old age soon

“Dependent on China” “Sleepwalking through history” Sounds like a perfect allegory for *literally every major power on this earth*

@hals6118

Жыл бұрын

right lol? as a canadian i was nodding along so hard at that part about "the rules are going to be written with or without us"

i dont really care about changing the date but it would be pretty cool if australia day was May 8 (mate)

@loaches80

4 жыл бұрын

This is honestly the best date suggestion and explanation I have seen ever.

@johnston7744

4 жыл бұрын

Ya got my vote M8

@alix-mb1xm

4 жыл бұрын

holy fuck thats my birthday

@logan3889

4 жыл бұрын

@@alix-mb1xm happy birthday may 8

@RiigzIV

4 жыл бұрын

jexonnn ayeee same

2:13 Did that guy just tell Aboriginals to go back to where they came from? 😂

@Broxalax

5 жыл бұрын

Nope, he's talking about all the non aboriginals that are playing the victim on behalf of aboriginals

@helenhood69

4 жыл бұрын

Thought we came out of Africa.....not australia.....

@putin4901

4 жыл бұрын

surfie007 hahahhahahhaha

@mjamesknight

4 жыл бұрын

Based Boomer

@generalgrievous2202

4 жыл бұрын

@Ted Bundy theory in science doesnt mean theory as you know it.

I studied in Australia -beautiful place, people and standards of education. I remember seeing the project. It can't be unseen. It's the worst part of aus.

@jasonaus3551

5 жыл бұрын

Jesus, did you get that nickname while here in Australia?

@coopercallaghan

5 жыл бұрын

Nice

@bleughbloop8569

4 жыл бұрын

its not quite as bad as a current affair surely?

@badgamergood6713

4 жыл бұрын

bleugh bloop nothing can be as bad as a current affair

@bonnielogan6358

4 жыл бұрын

@@badgamergood6713 a current affair is the project but with public harassment.

Can’t believe they called Australia homogenous

@cl9925

5 жыл бұрын

Ye she stayed on the Northern Beaches of Sydney here the entire time so

@shamus_6266

5 жыл бұрын

Nicholas Godbold Australia is 79% white

@HarazzVideo

5 жыл бұрын

@@RealityBitesSandwiches love you for dropping the Vogel

@garystinten9339

5 жыл бұрын

Lesser Spotted Mugwump. thank the guy who created wifi next time you see him..

@chrisfillmore6358

5 жыл бұрын

@@shamus_6266 wiki says we're 70% european and US is 72% so it's kind of a moot point from Rogan.

Can someone please make a compilation of just “tHe LiBeRaL gOvErNmEnT” moments

@Lizrdlookslike

4 жыл бұрын

Please

@865jones

3 жыл бұрын

kzread.info/dash/bejne/q2Z6waacY67VqpM.html

You yelling "The Liberal Government!" Is now my new text alert.

@hazzel5433

4 жыл бұрын

Bearorgans time stamp please!

@BarneyKB

4 жыл бұрын

Hazzel ! 12:37

@socialistrepublicofvietnam1500

Жыл бұрын

The more terrifying jumpscare

Those laid off buzzfeed journos are being told to #learntocode and are cracking the shits over it

@Swolekamania

5 жыл бұрын

I was waiting for the #learntocode. I am disappointed

@justinm2697

5 жыл бұрын

Twitter is suspending people who tweet #learntocode because they claim it is targeted harassment.

@braydoxastora5584

5 жыл бұрын

its also being defined as hate speech by twitter

@shaneo4749

5 жыл бұрын

@@justinm2697 i sincerely hope that shithole echo chamber of moral grandstanding is the next thing to go tits up. Fuck twitter.

@honkhonk8009

Жыл бұрын

Imagine their jobs getting outsourced to Illegal Immigrants or just sent to China, and then their being told to just "cope". Im so fucking glad that large AI language models are automating these retards jobs. Fuckers would rather blue collar works get utterly cucked if it means they can virtue signal while the illegal immigrants they fooled into immigrating get rounded up and sold into Apple sweatshops (that actually fucking happens)

Fun fact, back in 2009 one hundred trillion Zimbabwean dollars ($100,000,000,000,000) was worth 55 cents.

@georgiaebony2494

5 жыл бұрын

Robert Rogers no fucking way Id go there and be a millionaire

@sbp4215

5 жыл бұрын

noice

Australia is homogeneous...!? Since when...!? Small issue, but really not true at all.

@imacat8476

4 жыл бұрын

@NeanderthalRetardo meanwhile in Sydney, everyone you see is brown

@MrDatsunInsult

4 жыл бұрын

When 1/3 of the country wasn't born in Australia talking about whiteness is ignorance

@edeyboy2931

4 жыл бұрын

I find most of what she said to be untrue. She wouldn't know what really happens here, she couldn't know. Her "Aussie friends" speak for themselves and frankly it sounds like they know very little as well.

@robbybobby6277

4 жыл бұрын

@Toilet Gangster Yeah but America's demographics aren't very different. That are majority white too. If they makes Australia homogeneous so is the USA and the UK then and yet developed western countries are the most multicultural countries in the world. So how can we be considered homogeneous then? By that standard every country in the whole world is homogeneous.

@robbybobby6277

4 жыл бұрын

@Toilet Gangster Haha. Dude, nice play on words mate. But I know the demographics. It's not 60% white. It's 72% white. Some Hispanics are white Europeans, they're Spanish. So if you factor in everyone who identifies as white it is 72% white. White isn't an ethnicity mate, it's a skin tone. So stop making shit up to suit yourself. It's like saying all black people are African just coz they're black. That just is not how you look at ethnicity if you actually know what you're talking about. It's like saying all Semites must be Jewish. It's a logical fallacy. The term Hispanic is assigned to quite a few different ethnic backgrounds. It's just a group of people who use the Spanish language. They aren't all native to North or South America. Are you saying white Spanish people shouldn't identify as white? When they are actually white Europeans? You seem to have an issue with your own country mate. Idk what your problem is but we are clearly a multicultural society, either way. If you look at non western countries they are far more homogeneous. Which ever way you wish to look at it. I don't really give a fuck what your issues are but at least stick to the facts. What I find funny about Marxist wanks like you is that you're segregationist anyway. Marxists don't actually want multiculturalism and that's what all this black power shit is all about. Racial purity. That's the irony. I'm part Aboriginal hey but I'm white. Ethnicity isn't as clear cut as you'd like to think it is. There's no such thing as racial purity anymore. Most people are a mix of ethnic backgrounds. Nobody wants to admit that though coz that would ruin their narrative. If you want me to be really technical some Asians are part Aboriginal because they're native to Austroasian region. They are Negrito. People really need to stop acting like ethnic lines are easily defined. They're not. It's a lazy way of looking at things.

American Journalist: *says anything* me: *stares in Australian*

petition to get da friendly jimmies on da joe rogain podcast?

@vcetutorialshub8599

4 жыл бұрын

The1AndOnlyDannyBro He isn’t stupid, he just informed on everything and he admits that. The whole point of his podcast isn’t to show off all his knowledge it’s to interview others. Fuckhead

@Zubb_Yightlear.

4 жыл бұрын

I’d collapse into a tiny black hole if that ever happened.

@mbw6785

4 жыл бұрын

Jo Romain

@pupdaddie

4 жыл бұрын

@@Zubb_Yightlear. good!

Hey Jordies can we get an upload of just that "THE LIBERAL GOVERNMENT!" snippet?

@boxybox100

5 жыл бұрын

Brought to you by unlisted gang

@kenmarshall9961

5 жыл бұрын

Do it

@jennifercox7076

5 жыл бұрын

oooh facebook gif!!!

@vacantvideostore

5 жыл бұрын

'Friendly Jordies yells THE LIBERAL GOVERNMENT for 10 hours straight'

@MostlyNOOB

5 жыл бұрын

You guys could just edit it yourselves.

"Whoever wants to change the date, can go back to where they came from!" Indigenous people: *Excuse Me Darryl*

@chrisallum9044

3 жыл бұрын

It's almost like he didn't know or something.... Makes me wonder why that was the answer they chose to show. Then we remember the emotional triggers mentioned in the video ;) trash tv

@scobiesview5137

3 жыл бұрын

Another sweltering day when theres nothing to do but get sunburnt and drunk. Not big on sunburn.

@AydanD69

2 жыл бұрын

The thing is if they change the date what is going to stop people celebrateing it on the original date

@Walleyedwosaik

Жыл бұрын

Fuck off back to England Darryl

Could you make a video on how unions work and how to join? I know this is probably basic knowledge but no one teaches us this stuff so it gets confusing knowing where to begin our search for info.

@JT-ne8du

4 жыл бұрын

There’s usually job/industry specific unions. Just find out what union represents you and your profession and give them a call

@Lyebak

4 жыл бұрын

@@JT-ne8du Thank you!

@JosephKano

4 жыл бұрын

Lyeba start here www.actu.org.au not knowing what you do I can’t really narrow it down more than that. Good luck.

@chrisallum9044

3 жыл бұрын

you get your work mates to join with you and ask together. Thats it. Honestly the best ones are formed by the staff themselves. these days unions are trash because they are actually their own for profit companies effectively with people on staff eager to keep their paycheck. Depending where you are there can be legal forms to form official ones but none of that really matters. what matter is you and your work mates unite and ask as one for something shifting the power from the boss to the union.

@chrisallum9044

3 жыл бұрын

@@JT-ne8du Those shouldn't be called unions imo

The author of this video makes an excellent point about unions. As much as people want to bash unions, it was unions who successfully fought for the working conditions Australians enjoy today, but are being rapidly eroded away by the scumbag Liberal party.

@JazzaAyeeee

5 жыл бұрын

A bit anecdotal but I was never told about what the Unions did in school or out of it. I would of never known if I didnt look into it, and thats concerning as most of the younger generations aren't joining their unions, I feel that a subject explaining politics should be taught in high school, or the history of the government at least.

@JoshuaJadeMcCoskrie

5 жыл бұрын

And this is what Jordies doesn't understand or has decided to dance around with humor. Unions were eroded in just the same fashion in the US. In theory I agree with Jordies, people should join unions and be able to parley with whatever fuckoff huge corp they work for. But in the end union leaders always get bought out by political figureheads. Think of bad union leaders as shitty Reddit mods if you will.

@lostozzie15

5 жыл бұрын

@@fgmods Minimum hourly rates, 38 Hour week, weekend loading (Although that one is now destroyed) maternity leave, paid sick leave and 4 weeks annual leave are just a few examples. Without unions the working class would not be where it is today..

@issaosama4937

5 жыл бұрын

Diozanax THANK YOU!!! We need to teach kids the importance of unions and how much we have achieved because their fight

@issaosama4937

5 жыл бұрын

FGmods “superannuation,penalty rates,minimum wage,Medicare,work health and safety, work agreements....etc” all achieved by unions. You CHOOSE not to see what unions did for workers but don’t lie and say they done nothing. There is a huge difference between fact and blind opinions.

Nurses have a great union. Over 200,000 nurses in Australia, and politicians want their votes. That is why nurses in most states have had a lot of success in getting pay rises, while other professions have seen wages stagnate!

@bigm383

5 жыл бұрын

I'm a retired nurse and I endorse this message.

@spleens6908

5 жыл бұрын

I was a registered nurse, and their union could be better still. It's leagues above the shoppers union who are in bed with corporate leaders, but the Rail Tram and Bus Union shits all over them both. Only the CFMEU is better, but is arguably an example of where unions can go too far

@teamtoken

5 жыл бұрын

Totally agree. My mother has been part of the Queensland nurses union and they are, most times, excellant. Not perfect but very good at fighting for their members rights and keeping rogue beuraucrats and management in check.

@kenmyers7700

4 жыл бұрын

The birth of Trade Unions brought about the standard of living we have todate

@Penelopepitstop100

4 жыл бұрын

In my 30+ years of working life, I'm yet to see an Australian union official relevant to my industry

How much does Jeff Kennet look like an older H.G Nelson from Roy and H.G ? Anyone??

@jrty160

4 жыл бұрын

I thought it was him until they said his name

@HenryFamilyTheFirst

4 жыл бұрын

Leather lounge

"Australia" didn't exist until Federation on the 1st of January 1901. The 1st of January should be Australia Day; Australia's birthday.

@BlackGateofMordor

4 жыл бұрын

Replacing one holiday with another is dumb. If you're gonna change it, it should be either October 9 (anniversary of the 1942 Westminster Act that legally gave Australia actual power over its laws) or March 3 (anniversary of the 1986 Australia Act that completely severed all legal ties). They're both still points of the year that are warm enough that our general summer activities can continue.

@nbaclips4040

3 жыл бұрын

Nah bro we don't get a public holiday then. Just throw it in like August

@berranari1

3 жыл бұрын

This is correct but is already a holiday. Maybe change Jan 26 to Jan 2. Jan 26 is NSW's birthday.

Can't wait for that toothpaste ad to come out

“Go back where they came from”... aren’t they from... Australia

@yellaturd

5 жыл бұрын

I mean, technically everything at some point came from elsewhere.

@a.leeyin9721

5 жыл бұрын

@@yellaturd If you go back far enough "humans" actually came from Mars before y'all fucked that planet up. True story.

@codycole2684

5 жыл бұрын

"Have to live in the outback" like the majority of indigenous people weren't coastal or anything...

@thegatorhator6822

5 жыл бұрын

Lots of "change le date" bois are immigrants also though. I remember some Asian blogger who was also adamant that "Australian" was a divisive term and it should be changed to Citizen Day

@elsmoshsuperfan8146

5 жыл бұрын

He meant that if we change the date we should go back to Europe

THIS MAKES ME SO FUCKING MAD If there's going to be a world superpower do you want a country that by no means is not perfect but where you have the freedom to express your dissatisfaction. A country where rule of law, free values(speech, press, religion, assembly, etc) and democracy are promoted over a total authoritarian state. China is not our friend, a trade partner but not our friend. America is not the only victim to malicious trade practises, currency devaluation, theft of trade secrets and an unfair disadvantages of Australian businesses trying to operate in China. America is not trying to provoke a conflict in the South China Sea, China has bullied it's way into an expansionist policy. This was the same in 1939 when no one stood up to Germany annexing Czechoslovakia. If America didn't stand up for south east Asia what stops China from just taking the South China Sea? Not to mention the amount of influence the Chinese Communis Party has in our parliament from bought out politicians.

@willwalker1005

4 жыл бұрын

Couldn't agree more with this guy. This video makes some good points, but do you really want to support a world power that puts people into "re-education camps."

@mauricio9564

3 жыл бұрын

@Jack Ryan China’s expansionism and imperialism is much better than the US,China still hasn’t invaded a country in 40 years,while the US is embroiled in over 8 public conflicts,key word public as the US hires mercanaries to do multiple other operations around the world specially in Africa.China has one military base in Africa while the US has over 900 military bases all over the world,those being again the public ones as the US has likely 1300 in total.Also the US has a much stronger dark money connection in Aussie politics than China.Though America internally respects free speech more than China usually externally the US is the biggest sponsor of right wing dictatorships and in many cases the ones who get them in power.

@shc9535

3 жыл бұрын

Such as naive perspective. US and China operate as any other superpower does - for their own interest. To think that the USA interferes in the South China Sea because of some sort of altruistic, globo-egalatarian sentiment, is infantile. The difference between USA and China is that China practice what they preach - America makes speeches about freedom and autonomy while they have have been violating other country's sovereignty since the 1940's. So miss me with shit brother! "This makes me so fucking mad" - what are you, interviewing for Buzzfeed? Australia should do what is the best interest of Australians. It is amazing that you bring up 1939 about Germany annexing Czechoslovakia but not even in the CIA's manufactured 'Coup de-tat' in Iran in 1953? Majoring Selective History?

@jackryan5268

3 жыл бұрын

@@mauricio9564 Yes the US has invaded a lot of countries which has wrong. But in 1938 the UK had invaded most of the world at one point or another but Nazi Germany had not, does this make Germany more peaceful and less of a threat? The US has bases all over the world, but what do they use them for? To carry greater political weight and limit dangers to the current world order(expansionist countries, extremism, etc). Djibouti is not the only foreign Chinese base, what about the artificial ones constructed in the SCS to bully small countries to get what they want?

@mauricio9564

3 жыл бұрын

@Jack Ryan China is not invading anyone,getting a couple more areas at sea?Sure,but the US and other countries have sea disputes all the time,does that make Bolivia which ask the UN to give them a bit of sea coast the next Nazi Germany?Also the US unlike China has actual literal concentration camps for immigrants,not re-education camps which to be clear are not good but their better than being one step before a holocaust.And do you actually believe that?That the US bases are made to stop expansionism?By whom?Nicaragua?Colombia?Afghanistan?Most US bases are in Latin America,whom are they meant to stop from expanding,Cuba?Dont be stupid,the only modern expansionist nation is the US,it was the US which invaded,Syria,Libya,Iraq,Vietnam and so many other countries in this century and they don’t seem to be stopping anytime soon.Remember the news on Iran and the US wanting to get in a war over there and the WW3 memes?Those weren’t just memes bud we could have been in WW3 so the “freedom loving” US could have given their multi national donors a couple more barrels of oil,and it wasn’t just Iran now we also have Venezuela to worry about.You know I don’t see China killing US diplomats in foreign countries with drone strikes.You are really naive if you think the US Armed Forces is some sort of force for good for the world at the moment,spoiler alert,their not.Not saying China is a freedom loving country that’s Switzerland or something,but their sure closer to it than the US.

"They should go back where they came from." So... a British prison?

Jeez, all you people who voted Jar Rules Funtime Spectacular is just thirsty to please our lord Jordies

@Rhodiac

5 жыл бұрын

LordieJordies

@nerdking7254

5 жыл бұрын

Nah I think it's really clever and funny and topical

@travisdylan5938

5 жыл бұрын

I didn't find any of the name suggestions were very good

@TheChazz1225

5 жыл бұрын

BURN MY SNAG BURN MY SNAG BURN MY SNAG BURN MY SNAG

@lesserspottedmugwump.363

5 жыл бұрын

Tom .Glassey It’s shit.

You're really burning my snag here, Jordie.

@alexphotoman

5 жыл бұрын

Actually that would be a good name for the new segment Burning my snag ft Friendly Jordie.

@TheChazz1225

5 жыл бұрын

This one's WAYYYYYY better than Ja Rule's whatever the f**k

For the Americans, if you don’t know already, ironically the more right wing conservative government is called the Liberal Party in Australia.

@neocosmopolis

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you. I was starting to think that might have been the case, but wasn't sure. Its also difficult to tell considering nearly every 'conservative' party in the world is to the left of our conservatives.

@jamescuttler8047

2 жыл бұрын

Also the US is so so far to the right their democrats are basically our Liberals and their Republicans are our One Nation, they dont even have an equivalent Labor party really

@SwitchedDreams

Жыл бұрын

that doesnt make sense LOL

@coalspruce

Жыл бұрын

@@SwitchedDreams it does, since practically everywhere in the world, liberal means centre-right or conservative policies. conservatives and liberals are very similar in most places. so although to americans it may not make sense, to practically everyone else it does

@AshleyEllwood

Жыл бұрын

Thank you. I was so confused until your comment.

Between yourself and juicemedia, no other avenues of political news is recognised in my household

This video just made me wish that you'd go on JRE, Jordie.

@denrikironside4599

4 жыл бұрын

That would be amazing. I appreciate both, people can't have all the information all the time, I give JRE the benefit of the doubt most of the time. Jordies would be a great guest.

Good commentary overall, though your bit on China is a bit off. I absolutely agree that we should do more to engage with China and that is a key reason why I'm voting Labor next election (among other things). However it should be noted that the reason we stick with the US comes down to national security. We require safe and secure sea lanes (which run to China, Japan, etc) which we lack the naval power to protect in full. Therefore we ally with the US, the dominant maritime power. Additionally the US will retain this superpower role for some time and shares key values that Australians generally share (such as liberty and democracy) that China does not, as seen with it's supression of muslim minorities, it's social credit system and it's internationally illegal island building. While China may be growing it is not free of risk. In fact a coming water crisis in South Asia and ongoing economic/military pressure only threatens to destabilise the country. Finally it's military could in no way stand toe to toe with a (mobilised) American-led military alliance, particularly if America calls in the support of NATO. I agree China should be engaged with and that it should not be absolutely contained, as is the current strategy. However to say that we only ally with America because "the Liberal government" is a corporate stand in is incorrect. We ally because of values and more importantly, national security insurance. EDIT: Check the CaspianReport's video on Australian geopolitics. It's monotonous and all, but it gives a good rundown as to why we will continue to ally with the United States.

@friendlyjordies

5 жыл бұрын

I don't reckon. See this is the whole point about the sea lanes. Chinas argument is that it's their backyard so they should control them. I agree, they're going to be the regional power. And whether the US likes it or not China will control them sooner rather than later. This is what I'm saying about making sure we're there writing the new rules. Kevin Rudd and Paul Keating saw this coming 25 years ago. They set up bodies and departments for regional cooperation. The Liberals barely engage in it because the US doesn't want us to and they are too stupid to see what's clearly happening/have no back bone. See these military engagement scenarios are such an american view point. China doesn't think like this. I mean they have military aspirations sure, but they're not interested in global military control like the US is. They're interested in trade. You can say there's some conspiracy theory of "that's what they WANT you to think" but no, it's pretty obvious by the statements countries make and their actions what they want. I mean it really is no secret that the US are an extremely combative super power, invading some 70 odd countries since WW2 while the countries china has invaded are those it has a historic claim to/ when it comes to the south China sea, again this is China marking it's territory. That's their back yard. I'm not saying it's right or wrong but what the scenario is. Essentially they're saying these are our trade routes. They are 1.4 billion people with an economy that will surpass the US's by the 2020's getting pushed around by 300 million half way across the world. It's not going to be like this for very long. Hahahaha no one's saying you rip up the ANZUS treaty. You couldn't even if you wanted to. We're the only serious European country in the region (sorry NZ).It's like how France has been extremely critical of the US, still best of friends. But to pretend like the Liberals are that we're beholden to it like it's just after World War 2 and that we have to have whatever foreign policy they wish is moronic, and worst of all is wasting valuable time. I agree with Rudd and Keating, do everything you can to engage China, have a primo seat in rewriting the rules of the region, we were the ones that got the ball rolling under Keating with ASEAN, John Howard abdicated the roll, Rudd tried to pick it up again, and the Liberals have no fucken idea. They virtually don't have a policy

@PropheticShadeZ

5 жыл бұрын

Brock Johnston i disagree with engaging with china because of their disregard for law and lack of any regulation, their theft of intellectual property is horrific, it should be under intense media scrutiny if we do start interacting more with china

@ArisenfromDogma

5 жыл бұрын

@@friendlyjordies I agree we should have a better strategy/policy regarding China, as opposed to just following the US. There is the beginnings of one with the "Pacific Pivot," though from a big picture look at it, it just seems as though the US wants us to pick up the slack in the South Pacific so it, Japan and the other big economies can play power. The key problem is that we lack the military to stand up for ourselves, which is why we are beginning to invest a ton into it. You look at recent (shockingly long-term) naval shipbuilding plans and other procurements and you see Australia becoming a strong (although still small) military force. At the moment "classic" hornet fighters and patrol frigates won't cut it, especially as Indonesia also grows (which is again another subject in it's own right, alongside South Asia). All I'm trying to say is that regardless of Labor or Liberal, there will be similar national security/geopolitical goals, even if they are slightly different in allignment. Labor seems to forego military spending in favour of diplomacy; Liberal seems to forego diplomacy in favour of military spending. Take your pick. Personally I don't see China reaching a dominant global position. Trump's term may wavered commitment to the US, but it has nonetheless also placed China in a bad spot with regards to trade conflict and military pressure. This is in addition to ongoing domestic problems in China (including economically) that the US will take advantage of. Long-term your also looking at the growth of ASEAN, particularly Indonesia, something we should be paying more attention to. In summary, we'll stick with US so long as they have dominance and I don't see China emerging as true superpower like the US.

@bengriggs

5 жыл бұрын

We have had a policy of obeying and not offending China for decades and they have exploited it while the CCP solidifies its grip on its people. The CCP will not dominate asia in the future because asian people would prefer not to have their organs harvested for the CCP elites. China might liberate itself from the communist party but until then Australia should toughen up for human rights. Some things are worth causing offence over.

@rafpriest5476

5 жыл бұрын

China is already under immense media scrutiny by Western Mainstream Media, read any major news source ABC, Fairfax, Murdoch etc. All you read is about the continued Chinese 'invasion' and spreading influence. The real media scrutiny should be on the US. For all the current human rights violations seen in the media in China, as many go by unreported or barely reported in the US. Australia has spent a long time under US control and it is a hard shift for some people to take however China will remove the US as the world superpower in the 21st century, in the same way that the US removed Britain in the 20th century. Your point on intellectual property is somewhat misinformed. To use Huawei as an example, the media only focuses on the claims by US firms and government. However these claims are actually unevidenced, on the other hand Huawei has been under attack by the US for a lot of its intellectual properties and patents, Huawei 5G as an example. This comes not from Huawei or China but a former Senior CIA Member. The Mainstream Western Media has portrayed a storyline that plays into America's overall world playbook however this portrayal leaves key facts out of it

“They have it so good that they’re a little complacent and that makes me concerned...” oh wow I think she just made a pretty good point “...because China.” ...wait what?

“Ooh it looks like a lolly now” Fucking lost it.

I'm aboriginal and Australian. Australia day is a day to be proud of and we should never change anything about it except maybe make it a week long weekend. Australian and proud!

Gas the project

@MolltyChannel

5 жыл бұрын

yes

@cyantwo936

5 жыл бұрын

GAS: The Project

@sprucebruce3819

5 жыл бұрын

I second this

@passingoutwang

5 жыл бұрын

@@Murrangurk2 the project trivializes Australia's biggest man made natural catastrophe and even went as far as to laugh and make it all a big joke and then treats australia day like it's the biggest issue australia will ever face.

@meanmr.mustard3096

5 жыл бұрын

@@Murrangurk2 ahahahHHha Triggered

Was watching a John Pilger doco on China and the US. In terms of foreign policy and militarisation look at history. The US invades a shit ton of countries and destabilises many more, China have not really done much in the way of attacking other Countries (except places they view as historically theirs). The US have missiles and military all over the world and all around China...China haven’t got missiles around the US. In terms of why we in Australia follow the US it is all to do with who we identify with more, and our historical view on the status quo - not who are the biggest assholes or least trustworthy. BTW this last comment is not about people, rather about foreign policy

@quixotiq

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly right!

@KlausBahnhof

2 жыл бұрын

Pilger is an absolute legend. The film is called The Coming War on China. Essential viewing.

@socialistrepublicofvietnam1500

Жыл бұрын

bro, i am the places they view as historically theirs

@adrianalexandrov7730

5 ай бұрын

During the two weeks of Sino-Vietnamese war Chinese got their ass delivered to them by Vietnamese farmers while their army was busy in Cambodia. Since then they chose to act more covertly through loans and debt.

Tell you something about Unions Buddy. When I joined my first Union I thought great, people that are really staunch etc. But then I started noticing that the actual union delegates were doing deals with management without bringing it to the members to vote on. Then I started to also notice that these delegates were getting jobs in Managerial Positions which were highly paid and selling us out. So their are very few Unions now that look after the members interest, which is why you wont even find many working people Bat for unions.

@trousersnake1841

4 жыл бұрын

@@inconvenientfacts58 You right on the mark buddy. I always thought unions were this big staunch group that provided powerful protection. They are full of sell outs, at least the ones that I have seen. And my union was from the NSW Department of Corrective Services, we were known as a staunch union. But I started to notice decisions were made without even the union members input, and not only that, former Union Delegates were promoted to managerial positions for reward of selling us out. But im not sure what your circumstances are, but when you pay into the Union, you are given Legal support which comes out of your Union Fees, you may need it one day. But Holy shit now I see why people get dirty on Unions.

@trousersnake1841

4 жыл бұрын

@@inconvenientfacts58 And not sure what union you are in, but mine is supposed to be on the high end, but some of the lower unions like the LIQUER HOSPITALITY DIVISION you might as well piss in the wind, you get nothing from them. Look at what Morrison done to them , cut out their weekend penalty Rates without even a fight or any Trade in for something.

@timhughes2651

2 жыл бұрын

The thing about unions is that if you want them to do better you have to get involved, same with politics. If your union reps aren’t working for the members, replace them with people who will.

Australian de-encryption laws?

@victorradley435

5 жыл бұрын

SHUT UP AND VOTE FOR LABOR - friendlyjordies, probably.

@DrCoomer_1

5 жыл бұрын

@@victorradley435 o o f but this is something that needs discussing

@elsmoshsuperfan8146

5 жыл бұрын

Sorry that makes Labor look bad so he won't make a video on it

@DrCoomer_1

5 жыл бұрын

@@victorradley435 Hmm. That's kinda shitty of him

@victorradley435

5 жыл бұрын

@@DrCoomer_1 Yeah. It's also hard to keep up with the shit these parties pass so it's frustrating. They keep peoples pockets full and pass a bunch of obscure shit in the meantime

"I thought they were interviewing a leather couch". We're off to a great start.

Mate, you have been building a massive reputation just because of your commitment to the truth, an unwavering need to bring down greedy establishments and a genuine talent for making this information entertaining. I am wholeheartedly a fan, I want to help where I can. Next time you are in Adelaide...we should connect.

No one is even discussing the most important part of this whole video, jordies fake toothpaste ad song

Was expecting him to say “learn to code” at 13:53

@mezarisage6055

5 жыл бұрын

So was I

@ 1:34 "I thought they were interviewing a leather couch" : absolutely brilliant !

I really appreciate the effort you go to to educate this generation on politics and what is going in behind the scenes of them. I for one wish I'd learned / listened more in high school yet every video in this series you've started I have learned a lot more than I knew before hand. Its great to see someone with your following and influence using it in this way. Thanks Jordan.

We need to get you on the joe rogan show

‘I think that can be arranged, nuclear scientist’ 🤣

Those couple of 'tug' boats are linked to the US Pacific Fleet, the most powerful naval fleet in the world. So yeah, a couple of those will keep China in check. And the Labor Party isn't exactly without its flaws, such as being pro-war, pro-state surveillance , and shall I remind Jordie... pro-penalty rate cuts... BUT in saying that, being a former FIFO worker I've heard of horror stories of rosters being 13 weeks on, one week off only a decade and a bit ago and thanks to unions they've since been cut to a more humane nine days on: five days off or week on: week off. Also, Joe "Have you heard of Chimps taking DMT" Rogan has become a fence-sitter and prefer his podcasts with scientists than with political talking heads. Plus, he did managed to get Elon Musk to bum-puff a blunt.

@claudiojopiavilches5169

5 жыл бұрын

@Oxycontin Gucci they approved it, hence why it passed.

@claudiojopiavilches5169

5 жыл бұрын

@ChrisHallett83 yeh but there's a few problems with the Greens. It's PC loving representatives. I've said this before and I'll say it again. Put both major parties last on EVERY ballot.

@Br-sy9vi

5 жыл бұрын

Joe's pretty fucking useless calling bullshit when he sees it that's for sure.

@svatantryas9832

5 жыл бұрын

Joe Rogan is a goverment shill/agent

I used to work at macca's, my one was like 80% consisted of people between 14-18 and a few of them didn't want to join the union we are encouraged to join bc they don't think it is worth the $3-10 a week they have to pay, depending on the amount they earn. Meanwhile, they just won penalty rates (you'd earn the same for an overnight/weekend shift as you would a weekday shift) as well as a bunch of other basic rights. Makes so much sense.

I honestly thought Jeff Kennett was H.G Nelson (from comic duo Roy & HG).

"Hey!!! Isn't that the Phillipines!?!?" lmao

Nah Jordies I think you got it wrong about China. Your assumption seems to be that China is just another 'normal' country we can negotiate with like if we were negotiating with another democracy.That's just not true. They're a single party dictatorship intent on subjugating their neighbours and creating rent seeking opportunities (see the South China Sea conflict) So therefore it actually makes sense for Australia and other like minded democracies in the region (like Japan, India, The United States etc..) to work together to push back against China's aggression. Also in doing so, that co-operation improves the negotiating position of Australia and other democracies in those negotiations with China that you mentioned.

@angushutton8215

5 жыл бұрын

Acting as if US interests are better for us? Infact the single party dictatorship is better to negotiate with as it had long term stability and trends we can base much of our economy on as opposed to the erratic and bound to fail US system. As long as we keep relations with China good we have a great economic opportunity for many years. China will as jordies says become the leader of the new world order. Its about how we position ourselves as a important economic part of that in their eyes. If we can do that we have nothing to fear from them taking over or trying to destroy our democracy as it isn't in their interests either.

@Android811

5 жыл бұрын

Nah, Icemeister is right..... Fuck China!

@JoshuaJadeMcCoskrie

5 жыл бұрын

@@angushutton8215 the guy mentioned several other democracies and you just zero in on the US like it's the only thing there. Reread what they said.

@angushutton8215

5 жыл бұрын

@@JoshuaJadeMcCoskrie its the only one that matters in this case

@deplorabled1695

5 жыл бұрын

@Darren Hynes It's not a fuckwit position. They are building islands in the South China Sea within the internationally recognised maritime boundaries of other national states. Everyone is all BDS Israel but barely nobody is talking about China's 60+ year occupation of Tibet and swathes of Mongolia. They have open air prisons and re-education camps in Xinjiang housing hundreds of thousands. They prop up North Korea,

Truthfully, I don’t see the date changing until Australia becomes a republic, and I agree that at the moment it’s being used by the media as a distraction from bigger issues, but that doesn’t mean that it isn’t something to discuss or consider. The 26th of January is an arbitrary date chosen to commentate two events anyway, one happening a week prior and the other happening 11 days later. (The arrival of the first fleet and the formal settlement of New South Wales respectively). It also wasn’t a nationally recognised public holiday until 1994. There are also many other dates to choose from. The Australia Acts (The Formal separation of Australia from British government) commenced on 3/3, the first federal parliament opened on 9/5, Queen Victoria assented to the Australian Constitution on 9/7. There’s also Wattle Day 1/9 and even Mate 8/5. These are all fantastic options to take over the formalities of Australia Day.

"but OO.. it looks like.. a lolly now" had me laughing for a full minute

4:12 the physical frustration showing

"homogenous" HAHAHAHAHA

Friendly Jordies makes me feel unimaginable rage and this is why I keep coming back for more

actually shit myself laughing everytime you did " LIBUROL GUVRNMENT" so funny hahahahah

"Toothpaste, we're for freedom!" - F.J Absolute genius! 😂 💙

Whenever I need to contain something, I always rely on a couple of dinkers.

“I’m not here to take part I’m here to take over.” That’s a Connor McGregor quote that I think sums up China pretty well. They aren’t looking to diplomatically engulf Asia and play world politics, they’re interested in getting what they want. For this reason i think talking with them would sort of be a fruitless effort. They had a deal with Hong Kong, but their policy towards it doesn’t seem to be a peaceful, sovereignty-respecting one. To me, that’s why it’s a better idea to resist them than to just be complacent with China.

@rossdziallo9736

3 жыл бұрын

I don’t think you fully grasp the situation. The new rules will be written without you or with you, then disregarded a decade later.

Those toothpaste ads at 4:15 were hilarious and I’m not sure why but I can’t stop laughing

I love your show, keep up the great work & keep sticking it up at them.

Ah I love these videos. I usually stay away from politics, but this is actually both funny & educational

@PropheticShadeZ

5 жыл бұрын

Elohim Hasta just remember that jordies has an opinion, e.g his drug testing vid was a little inaccurate as he didnt address the purity testing but i still liked the video cause his points were still valid

@travisdylan5938

5 жыл бұрын

He's the gateway drug to Australian politics

@magpiescotty6894

5 жыл бұрын

He is too biased to be considered educational in my opinion. Such as in his other video he said the Liberal government of NSW wasn’t creating jobs but the fact is they are and it is due to the significant rise in infrastructure in the Sydney area. The parts of his video where he doesn’t talk about politics can be considered educational to an extent but during his political discussions it is obvious he has his own agenda.

Convincing people they don't need/want unions would have to be one of the Kleptocracy's greatest success stories.

Love your work and I'm a big fan of the channel, keep it up. My view is that Australia is going to have (and needs to have) a very big recession in the short term; and interest rates absolutely have to come up. The cost of business is too high, our housing market is in a giant bubble and that's going to pop soon, it's already deflating although COVID isn't the cause of all of this. Keeping interesting rates low is to promote spending, yet they never raised them again... you can't keep stimulating the economy; we need to balance it out else you get too much inflation. The biggest issue in Australia (in my opinion) is the debt burden. Australia's debt burden is 120% of our GDP, far too high... we're copying American monetary policy and it's a real problem. A huge amount of Australian's live week to week with credit cards and struggle to make repayments; even struggle to pay for the essentials, let alone have any cash savings... and the country borrows money from practically anyone who will loan to it for it's projects. All of these COVID-19 benefits like JobKeeper & the JobSeeker upgrade, it's all being paid for with borrowed money which we all need to repay with interest. Obviously COVID-19 is special circumstances, really it is the time for government to step in and help... the problem is they've spent so much money intervening previously in things they shouldn't have... hence we need to borrow more money to fund this difficult situation. So I'm not saying the support government is putting in now is not important... I'm just saying that we all need to pay for this and we will be paying for it, with interest for years to come. If the states had to pay for it off their own bat, I don't think some of the decisions that have been made would have been made the same way. Image you're paying someone elses JobKeeper through your own Visa card... you're going to be looking a lot closer at the fine print; rather than just taking the quick cash injections. For Australia to really start to thrive again we need less credit (particularly in consumer spending on things like TV's and consumer electronics), we need the government to repay it's debts and individuals and corporations to start to be able to save again. No elected prime minister wants to be the one who puts the country on a credit diet though; it's going to be painful for everyone... but it's a necessary evil; and I think we're all going to be in for a world of hurt in the short term because it hasn't happened yet. No party wants to be responsible for a recession, even if it's a necessary one. We need less credit, less borrowing, less government... a good government is a minimalist government. Let businesses (especially Australian owned business) be the efficient driver in fixing the economic challenges Australia faces. Just my rant... cheers! Keep up the great work, I genuinely enjoy the channel...

Like I don't understand anything about Australian political parties but you make funny voices and I like Australians so

"Jordie Shanks the Media" is a FAR SUPERIOR issue.

I bet everything I will ever own on the fact that your toothpaste commercial would be a monumental success. Brushed my teeth three times since I watched it. 11/10

Hahahahahaha the toothpaste bit is priceless. Hahaha

12:53 I thought you were gonna say Learn to code

This channel has taught me more about my own country and the government then all of my primary school combined.

To be fair the reason we can support universal healthcare is because we have a small population, the cost of supporting that is a lot lower than it would be in the US, and you really just cant apply that to a massive nation. Though our healthcare system certainly has its problems, I dislocated my kneecap and had shards of bone floating in the joint that prevented healing and could've lead to severed tendons but I was on a waiting list for pretty urgent surgery for about a year or two, I ended up just coughing up the money for private because I didn't want to sleep on my back in agony for 2 years straight

Jordies, can you please please please make that toothpaste ad?

I'm half indigenous and half anglo-saxon and couldn't care less what day it's on, i don't know why this comes up every bloody year.

@jellyfishbones0

5 жыл бұрын

it comes up every year to distract us real issues and make feels that make us buy what they advertise

@Br-sy9vi

5 жыл бұрын

Why bring up Aboriginal sexual assault rates when you can get on the tv protesting Australia day.

the most telling thing is that I cant find a single australian MSM news site / utube page that allows or responds to feed back

“Berry Berry, have you tried DMT?” 😂😂

Jar Rule is putting on a sweet festival in the Bahama's you should come Jordie x

Wow... you tapped into our emotions, and then told us to join unions

@YiffyStiffyMeow

4 жыл бұрын

welcome

@sumorley3485

4 жыл бұрын

Do it.

When Jordies was talking about Bari Weiss I just thought of storage wars

HAHAHA the toothpaste ad omg

The really, really disturbing thing is gens y & z lack of union participation. That reminds me, I really need to sign up for one again. 🙃

@DrNoClu

Жыл бұрын

QTU proud right here

Guest: Joe Rogan: That's incredible!

8:46 lmfao "I think that can be arranged, nuclear scientist" how the fuck can you think of that

Can you make something in regards to the Melbourne lockdowns and the labor government? If it's too touchy you could always make a timeline of events and happenings. It's an untapped treasure trove of memes.

@jaycee5105

3 жыл бұрын

Shield of regeneration 😯

JORDAN even tho you're famous now can you do another show in coffs bc I NEED to see it stoned That would be DOPE

im so proud that my dad was in a union

"...aw ..ahh ..what'd be even nicer is.. if we legalised brownies man." hahaha

Even the small snippets of the project rot my brain.

*pleb comment incoming* I may be uninformed here, but I am hoping to incite a discussion where I learn more about the subject. I respect friendlyjordies, he is always well researched and entertaining, so when in this video I found that what I thought to know as fact was conflicting with what he said, I began to write what I thought I knew as the current political climate here to try to find out more: I don't think we have a say in the outcome of the future of China and Australia's mutual wellbeing. China regularly proves it's disregard for human rights domestically, and shows signs of bearing a similar attitude to its neighbouring countries. I also don't think that Australia is directly provoking China with any of it's actions, but taking a zero tolerance stance against passive/aggressive jabs from China. Australia's reaction to China's military presence in the South China Sea is the go to example, when Australia didn't pretend not to notice that China was in breach of several agreements and let China know that it wasn't ok to do that. Another example is the media that is disseminated from China. One Chinese state media organisation casually remarks among other things, that if Australia continues to get all hot under the collar at China's actions, then they will simply restrict the amount of Australian imports, potentially crippling our country.

@Android811

5 жыл бұрын

You're clearly not that uninformed! China is not our friend.

@pattoman5568

5 жыл бұрын

@@Android811 Nor is America

@dann9266

4 жыл бұрын

I hear what you are saying, the way I am interpreting it is > “I Don't think that negotiating with China will mean they respect us 100%, or that they don't try to use political means to implement their own vision of the world on us without our consent” Would you say that is fair? I personally agree with that statement, but I think there are steps we can take to reduce the ability of hostile powers to subvert our democracy and nation. Starting with: -opening negotiation on terms that are favourable to us (while they will be willing to negotiate). -Using these negotiations to understand their objectives and wants. -Giving resources and power back to the citizens of our Nation, so they as a whole can can fight off political and external oppression (e.g. have a UBI, so that people have the freedom to leave abusive environments and look after themselves, their communities and their long-term interests) Is China going to be nice to us? Fuck no. Do you think we earned the moral high-ground to have them treat us like a long-lost cousin? Look at us bugging a Timor-embassy, Invading the middle East and fighting in every US war. The world does not run on “niceness” it runs on power and attention. The solution is for us to give our citizens the power and resources they need to flourish. That gives them the incentive to fight of invaders and oppressors.

So true man! I have to educate rich self righteous ppl about unions all the time.

Can we get a full version of that Toothpaste jingle? I came three different colours just from the short version.

This is the frightening thing about modern corporate culture: I work in a workplace that is mainly casual uni students. Most of them see the industry as temporary so don't see a point in joining a union. And if I'm the only person in the workplace in the union...

YES unions, please do a video on the industrial action around the country and/or the piss poor news coverage of them

When she was talking about Australia I was thinking that you should make a video on it. Glad you did otherwise I would have just believed her coz I don’t know if she is right or not.

@paulvenn4447

5 жыл бұрын

Yeah she's full of shit lol

@elarion2341

5 жыл бұрын

Shes more right than most people care to admit, we have conceded on all these things and were feeling the pressure now on our healthcare and centerlink program (benifits for those who dont know what that is)

4 years later this is still a topic around Australia Day. And will continue to be for years to come until someto is done about it

My exact experience living in england working at a village pub. Every old mate and his dog has an opinion about the liberal party of australia being the best economic managers australia has ever had.....

You’ve influenced me to join a union, if there is one for my industry.

I wish we Americans had a jordies to cover the reality TV show that is US politics

I don't think this woman gets that thr Liberal party in Australia isn't the same as liberals in America. She just hears "Liberal".

9:47 you can see him have a mini stroke at the ridiculousness

Yikes...love when people talk about things (especially countries and their complex issues) like they know what they're talking about. My lackadaisical friends know so much about French government, so /clearly/ that's the way French government is. /s