@Axe Rafiking He is indeed.

Please don't tell me you did bad things in Japan , Lol

@Osama Massarweh I won't go into the details, but two things. Refused entry to a restaurant because I wasn't Japanese, and also a landlord wouldn't rent to me for the same reason.

George K ... Similar to China. If something happens involving a "foreigner" then they don't look at "right or wrong", they just look at whether you are "Chinese or foreigner" ...... If you are a "foreigner", then you are guilty by default. If a Chinese guy starts a fight with you and keeps punching you, it's foolish to punch back (even though it's in self defence), because you'll be the one rotting in custody. The Chinese guy will get a quick warning from the cops and go on his merry way, even if he started the fight and threw 28 punches at you. Meanwhile, you as the "foreigner" will be in police custody even though you didn't start the fight and only threw one punch in self defence. In those kind of situations, it's always best to just leave if possible. Leave the angry local thugs to handle their own xenophobia and anger management issues by themselves! ... I expect it's the same in Japan. If anyone tries to assault you, then don't retaliate. Pretty sure the cops will side with the Japanese guy ... Just something to bear in mind when living in any Asian country. The justice system isn't the same as in the west, so avoid trouble AT ALL COSTS!!

@@realdeal7530 Thanks for the reply. Japan is better than what you described about China, but it still is generally a xenophobic country. Japanese people are generally very polite and considerate, but no matter how long you live there, you're always seen as an "outsider". About China and Chinese, I've heard very similar stories to what you wrote in your reply. Chinese people in China can be very racist, and one of my friends told me that he spent time in jail there for something very minor. If a Chinese had committed the same offense, he told me nothing would have happened. Japan, China, and Korea have problems with xenophobia - I say this based on personal experience and stories from friends.

@footballcoreano idk what would happen to a person, but many foreign companies are forced to partner with local companies, and with that close knowledge of your IP/ business model they subsidize local companies, and once they become competitive enough, you get harassed into closing ur operations there and the local company takes over This is what happened to uber in china, look it up

no deaths no injuries, no lame motorcycle chases and superman restroom fist fights

yup he escaped like a rat!

@@wysiwyg1 its pronounced ghoSn with sounding S.

WTF ARE YOU TALKING ABOUT? THIS GUY SHOULD BE IN JAIL!!!

@@funcentral2439 no he shouldn't. Japan's justice system is a joke.

@@funcentral2439 I was born and raised in Japan. Carlos Ghosn is one of those who revealed Japan's facade system. And I'm thankful for his tremendous and fearless action.

Money laundering MAFIA he is has a los of Money 💰 🕶

The Japanese use incarceration to get a confession if you don't have the money unlike this guy you can't afford to stay in a kangaroo court and keep your job and family

@moe raff and what about the the company he brought out of Bankruptcy of 6.4 billion dollars?

Maybe a crook.

how is he a hero, are you a nissan employe lmao

@@Hans.Dewitt He wiped billions of dollars of debt and mismanagement from those companies. The repaid him by labeling him a criminal. sad.

He had to become one. The Japanese planned to punish him to prevent him for making Nissan part of Renault. He already saved billions for Nissan, but the Japanese weren't even grateful for that.

@@waqqashanafi He steal million of dolars....he is a thef😂😂😆

Japan is a constitutional monarchy. The emperor has ceremonial duties, but not poltical duties.

@@lambertlum1087 With single party for nearly three quarters of a century, it can't be called a democracy. No one party system qualifies to be called a democracy where the Yakuza is more powerful than the Government.

@@blsstre Yakuza powerful? I read that the police is eroding the Yakuza's money and membership. www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2019/03/29/yakuza-membership-sinks-record-low-ageing-gangsters-japan-retire/

Pretty much.

Lambert Lum Let us face it. Less than a century ago Japan was the most fascist, the most brutal regime in the history of mankind. I am a patriot and I d rather buy American products rather than investing in such fake democracies and the likes.

Come on do you really think he was in a box ? I don't... probably a super expensive disguise and forged documents and passport . He has to lie to protect those who helped him or they would be in a lot of trouble for forging documents and passports .

​@@gardensofthegods to the japanese, his face is recognizable and his name is recognizable. only he knows how he got out

@@gardensofthegods You watch too many movies. Often the mundane solutions are the most effective.

@@lambertlum1087 nothing to do with movies my boyfriend who is now dead had an uncle in the CIA very high up I might add... it's very easy to forge papers and documents nothing exotic or movieish about it at all .... disguises yes actually people resort to disguises .

@Sea Monkey well maybe they were incompetent.... or maybe the truth is some officials were paid off to look the other way so that everybody benefits from the Box story.... who knows what the truth is only those who were involved do .

Hollywood has contacted him already

Guilty people hide, they don't go public after escaping.

@@samuelcosta8pi The smart guilty goes on a coconut island, transfer all his "stolen" money there and have a sweet end of life. Peace.

An average person would not have the opportunity or the resources to ESCAPE prosecution from justice anywhere. It is only the rich people who are above the all. That is why they keep committing heinous crimes against the masses. There are 7 billion people in the world. Over 5 billion of them live in abject poverty due to the decisions of the rich people. Go figure.

what was that noise?... ughughgugh!

You either mean that they ask the obvious or the simplest questions, and that's what they should ask. This isn't a Columbo episode. If it was a longer report, he could have gotten deeper into the story, Perry Mason. And Ghosn is probably saving parts of the tale for his movie or book. I doubt that you could do better, but you're welcome to try.

Your comment is accurate to the dot!! Impressive indeed No doubt Mr. Carlos Ghosn is a brilliant businessman. He has been an extraordinary CEO, in fact he is a legend. However, he seems forgotten that he is simply a highly paid employee, getting salaries from French and Japanese owned companies! His recent flamboyant and luxurious lifestyle is the actual cause of his downfall !! It is wise to be humble and being normal when we are at a leadership position in this sort of giant multicultural organization. We need to earn the respect and loyalty of our colleagues. We can't control hundreds of operational units worldwide ourselves, . . After so many years of respect he earned in Japan and French, he has distance himself from his colleagues who slowly became unhappy and plotting to kick him out in an embarrassing manner, even the Renault's biggest shareholder who once hailed him as a national hero, doesn't care about him anymore, ironic. The trust has been broken!! Look at Mr. Donald Trump, he is a Notorious businessman with almost zero integrity, but he owns all the shares in his privately held companies, he is a Real Boss. Hence, he can do whatever he wants with the company's money to support his flamboyant and playfull lifestyle, and obviously nothing happens to him!! . . in fact, he has step up and become the president of the most powerful country in the world!! Lesson learned!!

Lol

Breaking! Ghosn escaped in a Japanese econo-box!

I am sure Ghosn wasnt escaping in a nissan... Scotty would trash him all the way to lebanon

LOL!!!!!!!!

vicdmonejr haha I see no issue with it. Flying is beautiful.

TheInkinJapan How do you steal your own money? Unless you were doing some type of fraud I don’t know what you’re talking about. Also English please. Lol

Money makes the difference, sunny little you.

@@anacletwilliams8315 I dunno..I think I could flee on the cheap.

@@sunnylilme It seems Carlos Ghosn spent a fortune on his escape.

Cause you'll need to have lots of contacts for that. You'll need people to help your escape from the house without guards noticing, you'll need people with you on the long train journey, you'll need people to bring and fly the private jet at the airfield, and you'll need all the tools for escape like the box. And all of that requires lots of money. Not to mention, communicating from the house arrest which is already a huge challenge to begin with.

sunnylilme I think he's wife helped him escape it's probably a careful plan three months before the crime. It is true that he stole 400 million, so I hope he will be judged under Japanese law

Hero of what? He is just a fugitive as many others. The only difference is that he has money. A lot of it.

You can pay me to shut up :)

Scubar Diveshop how much?

​@@rasul407 well it depends on the sensitivity of the information

Victory it’s sensitive as the buttocks of my ex girl friend, now give me a price

@@rasul407 stop it lol

No, "Ghosn in 60 seconds" :-)

zapfanzapfan very clever 😂😂

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i saw this train coming a million miles away

Man, that was savage! Well said, LOL

I agree, except he's to big to fit in the box. LOL.

Maybe Al Pacino or Robert Deniro or Joe Pesci could play him?

I think the story about being put in a box is a lie and it's to throw everybody off and to protect those who helped him . He probably was smuggled out in a really expensive disguise plus very well forged. documents and passports .

dom deloise

@@jonsl2000 .. .Ghosn sort of looks like a hobbit or something from Lord of the Rings ... I think the movie would be more interesting if they just change it and make it a story about a hobbit trying to escape from Japan

'Some countries'? How about the entire West, apart from America. Basically all of Europe is exactly like Japan

@@leodf1 ok, "some countries". It means more than just Japan. Get a life ffs!!

Money laundering MAFIA he is has a los of Money 💰 🕶

Paid his sister 50k a year of nissan money and she never set foot in nissan. Totally swindled n misabused 270 million euros of funds. I should of thought his conviction rate would be 99%

@@mic.kelly86 that's why he fled!

@jankeman 1 he should have left 10 years ago

In another interview Carlos Ghosn mentioned that he was attempting to do a merger between Nissan and Renault. That's not something that Japanese national pride will allow. I am not saying that Ghosn is innocent, but I believe every accused deserves a fair trial. Japan at 99% prosecution success is a bit overzealous about punishment.

Lambert Lum Agreed. Anyone who understands the Japanese culture and history can easily figure out what this is all about.

I noticed that, too.

Recent studies have debunked those "eye gaze" theories. It certainly isn't proof of "lying". At best it's just an indication that the answer requires more thought or is convoluted.

@@bennuwaLies require more thought. And do you have proof of your 'recent studies"? No one said it's 'proof' by the way. Nothing in the world is 'proof' of anything. A picture can be faked, documents can be falsified..... No one ever claimed facial expressions 'prove' anything. Merely that strong clues that the person could be lying.

@moe raff yes but what about the company which he brought out of Bankruptcy? Like about 6.5 billion dollars or so? 80 million is merely a less amount.

Japanese are lovely people but no one is perfect.

About 10% of their restaurants have signs that say "No Foreigners" They won't serve foreigners, and that's a so-called civilized country.

You probably forgot about Pearl Harbor, their attack on China, etc

Absolutely and that's what I'm saying.... I'm not believing he was in a box unless only for a very brief amount of time.... I believe he had a very expensive disguise , with forged documents and passports .

@@gardensofthegods the box, if used, was likely to get him through an airport. Private planes have their own disconnected terminal with minimal security compared to the terminals us normies use. Most importantly though, no checked bags.

4:16 looking like a real oger...he must've helped himself with a lot of cash from the company's coffers

Hey That's The Power Of Money Baby

Phoenix bird is a phoenician legend= lebanese!🇱🇧🇱🇧

He’s Lebanese

@@victorkaska2666 He's Brazilian and also have French and Lebanese nationality

Perfect

It looks like Xibalba from The Fountain

i think you should work with the FBI :'D

Everybody is a expert until the judge acquit the suspect.

Japan has the worst justice system in the developed world. I'm glad his case is shedding light on this fact. I pray my cousin's case in Japan will result positively for him due to the media interest in this case. I pray for him everyday. Japan is sadistic with anyone who is charged with a crime.

@@scubardiveshop1389 God bless your cousin

You are very stupid with baseless claims

The rate of case which go on trial is 63% in Japan. If police doesn't have enough evidence, persecutor won't bring the case to trial. 99% of conviction rate is due to this fact. Act of pardon is done before the trial. You people should be aware that Ghosn and this media selects information beneficial on his case and ignore un-convenient facts.

always. that is why some people dont trust people from there.

nope CARLOS IS GONE

Orisha Network 🤣

Ghosn With the Wind

I like how loaded the title is.

Going... Going... Ghosn

"Ghosn with the wind", starring Joe Pesci