Comments by "D W" (@DW-op7ly) on "Chinese fighter jets intercept Canadian military helicopter in 'unsafe' moves" video.

  1. We are like dum down boy scouts in Canada China, Russia, USA and others...consider our Canadian North West Passage to be International Waters and their right of passage for their military and commercial ships. Right now it's up to the rest of the world to decide if those are international waters or our internal waters ...since it has been left open for debate But let's us Canadians, go to the Taiwan Strait which the UN does not recognize Taiwan as a country and claim rights of passage Now imagine China supporting some disgruntled Canadians moving to the Canadian North and taking land claiming it as a new country where it's not a new country but we can't take it back
    3
  2. We are like dum down boy scouts in Canada China, Russia, USA and others...consider our Canadian North West Passage to be International Waters and their right of passage for their military and commercial ships. Right now it's up to the rest of the world to decide if those are international waters or our internal waters ...since it has been left open for debate But let's us Canadians, go to the Taiwan Strait which the UN does not recognize Taiwan as a country and claim rights of passage Now imagine a country supporting some disgruntled Canadians moving to the Canadian North and taking land and water claiming it as a new country where it's not a new country recognized by the UN. but we can't take it back. Because some military power prevents us from doing so
    3
  3. China, Russia, USA consider our North West Passage to be International Waters and their right of passage for their military and commercial ships. Right now it's up to the rest of the world to decide if those are international waters or our internal waters ... But let's us Canadians, go to the Taiwan Strait which the UN does not recognize Taiwan as a country and claim rights of passage
    3
  4. China leads in 37 of 44 technologies of the future and we are talking about their being behind in semiconductors People like you need to think about that Now that they caught up to the rest of the world …but yes still behind Taiwan But that is going from having virtually no chip making ability 5 years ago… The other guy was right instead of lowering prices and dumping chips on China keeping them from innovating we cut them off and forced them to innovate Now they can go after legacy chips sector which is really where the money is at. Not the lasted most advanced chip
    3
  5. We are like dum down boy scouts in Canada China, Russia, USA and others...consider our Canadian North West Passage to be International Waters and their right of passage for their military and commercial ships. Right now it's up to the rest of the world to decide if those are international waters or our internal waters ...since it has been left open for debate But let's us Canadians, go to the Taiwan Strait which the UN does not recognize Taiwan as a country and claim rights of passage Now imagine a country supporting some disgruntled Canadians moving to the Canadian North and taking land and water claiming it as a new country where it's not a new country recognized by the UN. but we can't take it back. Because some military power prevents us from doing so
    3
  6. Paracel islands has been controlled by China since 1974. Many countries have competing land and water claims. And many countries have also taken water and land in the South China Sea. We just have a problem with the Chinese doing it
    3
  7. Even worse when it comes to Taiwan We are like dum down boy scouts in Canada China, Russia, USA and others...consider our Canadian North West Passage to be International Waters and their right of passage for their military and commercial ships. Right now it's up to the rest of the world to decide if those are international waters or our internal waters ...since it has been left open for debate But let's us Canadians, go to the Taiwan Strait which the UN does not recognize Taiwan as a country and claim rights of passage Now imagine a country supporting some disgruntled Canadians moving to the Canadian North and taking land and water claiming it as a new country where it's not a new country recognized by the UN. but we can't take it back. Because some military power prevents us from doing
    2
  8. Yup, even worse so China, Russia, USA and others...consider our Canadian North West Passage to be International Waters and their right of passage for their military and commercial ships. Right now it's up to the rest of the world to decide if those are international waters or our internal waters ...since it has been let left open for debate But let's us Canadians, go to the Taiwan Strait which the UN does not recognize Taiwan as a country and claim rights of passage Now imagine China supporting some disgruntled Canadians moving to the Canadian North and taking land claiming it as a new country where it's not a new country but we can't take it back because a military power blocks us from doing so
    2
  9. How about a Canadian point of view China, Russia, USA and others...consider our Canadian North West Passage to be International Waters and their right of passage for their military and commercial ships. Right now it's up to the rest of the world to decide if those are international waters or our internal waters ...since it has been let left open for debate But let's us Canadians, go to the Taiwan Strait which the UN does not recognize Taiwan as a country and claim rights of passage Now imagine China supporting some disgruntled Canadians moving to the Canadian North and taking land claiming it as a new country where it's not a new country but we can't take it back
    2
  10. Close but not close More like China, Russia, USA and others...consider our Canadian North West Passage to be International Waters and their right of passage for their military and commercial ships. Right now it's up to the rest of the world to decide if those are international waters or our internal waters ...since it has been let left open for debate But let's us Canadians, go to the Taiwan Strait which the UN does not recognize Taiwan as a country and claim rights of passage Now imagine China supporting some disgruntled Canadians moving to the Canadian North and taking land claiming it as a new country where it's not a new country but we can't take it back
    2
  11. Tell that to a US Carrier group that travels international waters and demands a 200 mile protection zone for its Aircraft Carrier
    1
  12. Actually if the reports are true they are flying near the Paracel Islands which China has controlled since 1974 but has a historical claim on since 618 ad That’s like flying military planes near Guan or Hawaii calling it international waters Or the Chinese sailing through our NorthWest Passage (as the ice melts) claiming international waters
    1
  13. Actually if the reports are true they are flying near the Paracel Islands which China has controlled since 1974 but has a historical claim on since 618 ad That’s like flying military planes near Guan or Hawaii calling it international waters Or the Chinese sailing through our NorthWest Passage (as the ice melts) claiming international waters
    1
  14. China used research mission to test trade route through Canada’s Northwest Passage It opened up a new sea lane for China," the news agency said. "From Shanghai to New York, the traditional route that passes through the Panama Canal is 10,500 nautical miles, while the route that passes through the Northwest Passage is 8,600 nautical miles, which saves 7 days of time." Xinhua also reported that China sent six merchant ships through Russia's Northeast Passage this summer as the world's second-largest economy hopes to take advantage of melting Arctic sea ice to speed the delivery of goods to North America and European markets. Canada demands that foreign vessels ask permission before sailing through the Northwest Passage. Globe&Mail
    1
  15. Canada's Sovereignty over the Northwest Passage Who really owns it? * The 1988 Arctic cooperation agreement allowed for them (Canada and the US) to agree to disagree over the ownership of the Northwest Passage ARCGIS
    1
  16. Of course in this case you trust what you already told by MSM China has hundreds of Satellites flying above our heads right now some of them playing cat and mouse space tag with our satellites But we are worried about balloons 👇 On September 17, 2023, in an interview with CBS news, General Mark Milley, the retiring 20th US chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, stated “I would say it was a spy balloon that we know with high degree of certainty got no intelligence, and didn't transmit any intelligence back to China." Technical experts had also found that the balloon's sensors had never been activated while it was travelling over the Continental United States. The general also touched on a leading theory that the reason that it was flying over the United States, was probably because it was blown off-track, where the balloon had been heading towards Hawaii however winds at 60,000 feet simply came into the equation. Miley said, "those winds are very high.. the particular motor on that aircraft can't go against those winds at that altitude." Wikipedia
    1
  17. Tell that to the Americans, who impose a 200 nautical mile protection zone for their aircraft carriers
    1
  18. Chinese spy balloon did not collect information, says Pentagon By Chloe Kim BBC News 30 June 2023
    1
  19. Chinese surveillance balloon did not collect information over US, Pentagon says By Simone McCarthy and Haley Britzky, CNN Updated 4:13 AM EDT, Fri June 30, 2023
    1
  20. China has occupied all the Paracel Islands since 1974, when its troops seized a South Vietnamese garrison occupying the western islands. China built a military installation on Woody Island with an airfield and artificial harbor, and has scattered garrisons on some of the other islands. CIA . GOV
    1
  21. We sold out in the 1970s I remember warning about the rise of CCP China in the 1980s And getting laughed at Because most Canadians wanted free trade and Globalization back then
    1
  22. That argument reminds me of when I use to debate dum down Americans Sure they may have lost 7 million manufacturing jobs from the height of their manufacturing days. But they gained 53 million service sector jobs 33 million of them higher paying jobs than their manufacturing jobs So with more jobs, more higher paying jobs, and added saving from imported goods did the average American Invest,save, throw that money under the mattress? No they spent those added earnings and the borrowed to spend some more For us average Canadians? We were no better Here is an example * From 2004 to 2008, more than one in seven manufacturing jobs, nearly 322,000, disappeared * In fact, from 2004 to 2008, over 1.5 million jobs were created in the rest of the economy—a growth of 11%. StatsCan
    1