Comments by "Omer عمر" (@Omer1996E.C) on "Inside the U.S. Strategy to Counter China’s Booming Network of Ports | WSJ U.S. vs. China" video.

  1.  @napobg6842  there's no problem with this. It's monitored, it's peaceful, it's legal and it's with money. And mostly, it is fully civil infrastructure. What's the problem, I can't understand
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  2.  @napobg6842  lol, they did it in a free market way. They bought and developed the land, and any other country can do it. It's bad when you forcefully take what's not yours. I'm Ethiopian, for your information, and China have alot of buildings here, they bought them from us, not forcefully (actually, we hate our public land management authorities more than any Chinese investor or their government), china have the money and wants to invest in it. Anyone can come and compete. I think this is your thoughts and belief of your "supremacy" and "invincibility" haunting Americans
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  3.  @napobg6842  first, there is no any major Chinese aggression or movement in foreign territories for centuries in their historical records, unlike the US, so it's more reliable. Second, if the sri Lankan authorities are saying nothing. After all, it not our business tbh. Idk, but I don't see any major problem in an authorized foreign vessel in our national territories, as long as it doesn't threaten our interests
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  4.  @napobg6842  I heard it was with Sri Lankan authorisation, it's legal, not infringement. And now, it has gone, move on
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  5. Lol, that's what I was thinking about
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  6.  @atamanch  first, i meant overseas invasions Second, I acknowledge their aggression on land and in s.china sea. But what I meant was that China doesn't have a history (at least a well known one) of putting dangerous military bases and toppling governments, as well as denying trade for other countries forcefully. Something the US and other NATO members are very known for. I'm generally against large foreign establishments, but compared to US military bases existence, I think the Chinese commercial approach is more acceptable, peaceful and more reliable. I believe that if it was military base, it might create some balance of powers. And we do need some balance of power and breaking of hegemony currently. Maybe it's because you are American or pro-US, but the USA has been bullying many of us alot and it's supremacy can hardly be tolerated, it's an international threat (I'm not exaggerating, because anything that threatens most world countries, is an international threat, just like global warming)
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  7.  @darrenz6067  lol
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  8.  @jtgd  I'm not underestimating them, I'm telling you most people or governments trust them more
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  9.  @jtgd  of course their expansiona are not for nothing, but they are not any better or worse than our current lord
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  10.  @Dr.SyedSaifAbbasNaqvi  don't say the same thing twice. I know China is a state, and goes to aggressive wars. But their threats are lower, and most of the time to their neighbors.
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  11. The US is the greatest propaganda maker
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  12.  @leo7957  huh?
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