Comments by "First Last" (@First-Last_name) on "Pentagon tracks suspected Chinese spy balloon over US I DW News" video.

  1. That one was good for a laugh.
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  2.  @markusmuller6173  that Turkish situation is a completely different situation. That was one pilot acting alone. This is a clear act of deliberate espionage. You don't reward that. Look up the Chinese police station they set up in Canada and America. China has been getting brazenly hostile past year or so.
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  3.  @markusmuller6173  firest, this isn't weather research it's spying. Second, are you a chatbot? The second half about kerosene made no sense.
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  4. Probably because having instruments way closer can provide more accurate information
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  5. It's flying over a military instalation in Montana
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  6.  @LOVE-ny4pj  that's factually not true xD. At least most Americans can afford to retire.
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  7. Chinese next level technology. They sending zeppelins next to bomb London? 💣
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  8. Is that why China didn't deny the accusations?
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  9.  @gzkony  they have been clear it's a spy balloon that flew over nuclear silos in Montana. They have encountered and recovered these balloons before. This is an act of aggression against Canada, USA, and whoever China is spying on in South America.
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  10.  @gzkony  NATO bombing the yugoslavia regime when they were committing genocide. Literally the only NATO mission ever. How many ughurs have suffered in Chinese concentration camps. The Government Literally uses them for organs. There's a reason China is the only place in the world organ wait lists are measured in weeks not years.
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  11.  @BigDsGaming2022  takes a lot of helium to float spy equipment and a solar panel into America from China.
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  12. It's 3 busses long. That toy is bigger then a house 🏠 It's also in restricted air space and has spy technology on board...
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  13. I think they want to recover and study the devices
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  14. Thier English just isn't very great. What they meant was "China is the responsible nation"
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  15. You spelled russian wrong
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  16. So China spying on military installations and invading American and Canadian Air space makes Americans xenophobic? Interesting.
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  17.  @markusmuller6173  it's absolutely violating air space, it's in the stratosphere. General rule is 100km above sea level and stratosphere is is 21-50km above sea level.
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  18.  @markusmuller6173  I should have been more clear. The Fédération Aéronautique Internationale (A U.N recognised international organisation) has established the Kármán line—at an altitude of 100 km. This line sets the boundary between territorial controlled air and free space.
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  19.  @markusmuller6173  it is the standard for how most countries regulate their air space, and that air space is definitely regulated. The balloon shouldn't be there, it's an act of aggression. Getting the world to agree on the same rules is pretty difficult. America isn't even part of the international criminal court.
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  20.  @markusmuller6173  I definitely wouldn't return the hardware. They flew it around nuclear silos. Given the Chinese police they set up in America and Canada I have a hard time giving them the benefit of the doubt. Not when they were already caught spying last year red handed.
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  21.  @markusmuller6173  be coherent
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  22.  @markusmuller6173  because the sentence was grammatically incorrect and objectivly obtuse.
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  23.  @markusmuller6173  🤦 I give up, troll needs to have the last message I guess 🤷‍♂️  like I said, the second half made no sense. Anyone fluent in English can tell it's incoherent. You randomly bring up Kerosene, flights to China, and drivers licences out of nowhere with no context in a poorly structured sentence.
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