Comments by "Zack Smith" (@zacksmith5644) on "China opposed to US ‘sabotaging’ Belt and Road in Panama" video.

  1. Source ? Proof ? Who told u that ?
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  2. USA violations of treaties 1. Various Native American Treaties (1830s-1890s) -U.S. repeatedly broke treaties with Native tribes, seizing lands. 2. Treaty of Wanghia (1844, U.S.-China) Imposed unequal trade terms despite promises of fair treatment. 20th Century 3. Treaty of Versailles (1919, U.S.-Germa Allies) -U.S.Senate refused to ratify it, rejecting the League of Nations. 4. Yalta Agreement (1945, U.S.-UK-USS ~U.S. and USSR accused each other of violations over Eastern Europe. 5. Partial Test Ban Treaty (1963, U.S.-USSR-UK)-U.S.continued underground nuclear tests, undermining treaty intent. 6. ABM Treaty (1972, U.S.-USSR)-U.S. withdrew in 2002, citing missile defense needs. 7. INF Treaty (1987,U.S.-USSR/Russia) U.S. withdrew in 2019, citing Russian violations. 21st Century 8. Kyoto Protocol (2001, Climate Agreement) -U.S. signed but never ratif later formally withdrew. 9. Iran Nuclear Deal (2015, U.S.-Iran + E Russia, China) -U.S. withdrew in 2018 despite Iran's compliance. 10. Open Skies Treaty (1992, NATO & Russia) -U.S. withdrew in 2020, citing Russian non-compliance. 11. WHO Agreement (2020, U.S.WHO) U.S. withdrew under Trump, later reverse by Biden in 2021.
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  3. Great ? How
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  4. FYI1. The Canal was started by France, finished by the U.S. 2. Without Panama's geography, no Canal would exist. 3. Panama paid a high human and social cost. 4. Carter honored international agreements, not weakness. 5. The Canal always belonged to Panama; it was eased to the U.S. temporarily.
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  5.  @arween9083  I asked who told u that . I didn't ask what youtube does. Show your research .
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  6. You mean china trades and usa threatens ? You are only making china more likeable
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  7. Oops . Panama govt rejected us state dept claims . China takes W again
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  8. ​ @sz5263 FYI1. The Canal was started by France, finished by the U.S. 2. Without Panama's geography, no Canal would exist. 3. Panama paid a high human and social cost. 4. Carter honored international agreements, not weakness. 5. The Canal always belonged to Panama; it was eased to the U.S. temporarily.
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  9. FYI1. The Canal was started by France, finished by the U.S. 2. Without Panama's geography, no Canal would exist. 3. Panama paid a high human and social cost. 4. Carter honored international agreements, not weakness. 5. The Canal always belonged to Panama; it was eased to the U.S. temporarily.
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  10. ​ @HkanIcy-j7u  you are so jealous
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  11. 🍑🇺🇲
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  12. USA violations of treaties 1. Various Native American Treaties (1830s-1890s) -U.S. repeatedly broke treaties with Native tribes, seizing lands. 2. Treaty of Wanghia (1844, U.S.-China) Imposed unequal trade terms despite promises of fair treatment. 20th Century 3. Treaty of Versailles (1919, U.S.-Germa Allies) -U.S.Senate refused to ratify it, rejecting the League of Nations. 4. Yalta Agreement (1945, U.S.-UK-USS ~U.S. and USSR accused each other of violations over Eastern Europe. 5. Partial Test Ban Treaty (1963, U.S.-USSR-UK)-U.S.continued underground nuclear tests, undermining treaty intent. 6. ABM Treaty (1972, U.S.-USSR)-U.S. withdrew in 2002, citing missile defense needs. 7. INF Treaty (1987,U.S.-USSR/Russia) U.S. withdrew in 2019, citing Russian violations. 21st Century 8. Kyoto Protocol (2001, Climate Agreement) -U.S. signed but never ratif later formally withdrew. 9. Iran Nuclear Deal (2015, U.S.-Iran + E Russia, China) -U.S. withdrew in 2018 despite Iran's compliance. 10. Open Skies Treaty (1992, NATO & Russia) -U.S. withdrew in 2020, citing Russian non-compliance. 11. WHO Agreement (2020, U.S.WHO) U.S. withdrew under Trump, later reverse by Biden in 2021.
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  13. FYI1. The Canal was started by France, finished by the U.S. 2. Without Panama's geography, no Canal would exist. 3. Panama paid a high human and social cost. 4. Carter honored international agreements, not weakness. 5. The Canal always belonged to Panama; it was eased to the U.S. temporarily.
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  14. Prove it
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