Comments by "Vale Tudo" (@valetudo1569) on "Estonia, Latvia leave China-led forum; major diplomatic blow to Beijing | International News | WION" video.

So why does China scream so loud if it is so big and strong?
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I agree it's mostly symbolic, however, China has been trying to gain influence within Europe for a longtime now and strategically this hurts that opportunity. It also has a knock on affect as it will influence other Central and Eastern European countries view of China. So a diplomatic blow, as well as geopolitical in terms of their Europe strategy
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Invasion by who?
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@ssuwandi3240 Only bully is China
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@edmurks236 Well they think they are sovereign and independent countries...and they would be right. The "who do they think they are?" is what a lot of people not only in the West, but also in the East...are saying about China
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@MetaView7 Yeah, didn't mean that in a "good" way. If that's what you're saying...
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Lol you don't understand what this signals. Beijing has been trying to infiltrate eastern and central Europe for the past decade... for it's BRI project and to influence the EU for trade and lean away from the US. This puts a damper on that plan, and indicates a shift away from Beijing due to their support of the Moscow Invasion of Ukraine, their trade embargo on Lithuania, and their reaction to Pelosi in Taiwan. Beijing is it's own worst enemy right now
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@elenekuprashvili1145 Could it be, that maybe, just maybe...not everybody who goes against China is a "puppy" of the US? Could it be, that they are human beings with their own minds and values.. that don't like the aggression that China shows to their close neighbors (Lithuania) and to their values of democracy? Is this possible in your mind? I think it would wise for the government of China, to take some responsibility for what happens to them...instead of always blaming US and foreign countries for all of their problems
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@elenekuprashvili1145 I'm not sure if you understand history before your life-time... but do you realize the rules based order and freedom of navigation that was established by the US after World War 2 is what allowed globalization to actually happen and for China to grow? Now, China wants to destroy the very system that allowed it to flourish. The irony
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@elenekuprashvili1145 Well they are countries, not villages, and they belong to the EU - not the US. China needs to look in the mirror and realize that when you slap somebody's neighbor - that person may not want to be as close with you anymore. US has many faults and they admit these mistakes. They admit Iraq was a mistake, they admit Afghanistan was a mistake. They admit they're mistakes so they can learn from them - China never admits it made any mistakes, and that is what will prevent them from learning from them. "China didn't invade and slotter millions of people in other countries" Here are some of the countries invaded: Korea: Korean War 1950-1953 India: Sino-Indian War (1962) Vietnam: Vietnam War (1979) But in Chinese history books, you'll never hear that China invaded anybody. However, this is documented world history, globally. Let me also add: China never needed to invade anybody to kill millions, they did a great job killing 43 million of their own people during the great famine, caused by the CCP. Btw - when I say "China", I am referring to the CCP, and not the Chinese people. The Chinese people are not responsible for any of this
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@elenekuprashvili1145 The US dropped two nuclear bombs on Japan in World War II. This was due to Japan having military installations in the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. These installations were producing weapons and other products for their military to fuel their invasions elsewhere. The US dropped leaflets from planes, days before the bombings to warn the civilians what was to come, and to give them enough time to evacuate. So, it is not as if the US just dropped nuclear bombs with the intentions to kill civilians. Let me also add that doing this actually stopped Japan in World War II, and saved many lives - including Chinese lives. Japan was in the process of invading China at the time the bombs were dropped. If you read Chinese history books, they will tell you that China actually defeated Japan all on their own. With that said, the nuclear bombs being dropped in WWII are still a very debated and controversial issue in the US. This is because the US has the ability to self-reflect and is capable of admitting mistakes, so it can learn from them. How many times has the CCP admitted to making mistakes? People in China are not even allowed to criticize the government publicly. They even get in trouble for doing it overseas. How can a government learn from mistakes if they cannot even admit they have made any? I'm not sure why you are bringing up Nazi's. I was talking about all of the countries that China has invaded... and yes, they have invaded countries. You can look up the things I'm talking about on google. You'll never be told that China invaded anybody in Chinese history books or on the Chinese internet though, because that has been omitted. But it's documented world history. The CCP also allowed 43 million of it's own people to die during the great famine. btw - 什么你的真名。
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Lol you don't understand what this signals. Beijing has been trying to infiltrate eastern and central Europe for the past decade... for it's BRI project and to influence the EU for trade and lean away from the US. This puts a damper on that plan, and indicates a shift away from Beijing due to their support of the Moscow Invasion of Ukraine, their trade embargo on Lithuania, and their reaction to Pelosi in Taiwan. Beijing is it's own worst enemy right now
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Lol you don't understand what this signals. Beijing has been trying to infiltrate eastern and central Europe for the past decade... for it's BRI project and to influence the EU for trade and lean away from the US. This puts a damper on that plan, and indicates a shift away from Beijing due to their support of the Moscow Invasion of Ukraine, their trade embargo on Lithuania, and their reaction to Pelosi in Taiwan. Beijing is it's own worst enemy right now
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Lol you don't understand what this signals. Beijing has been trying to infiltrate eastern and central Europe for the past decade... for it's BRI project and to influence the EU for trade and lean away from the US. This puts a damper on that plan, and indicates a shift away from Beijing due to their support of the Moscow Invasion of Ukraine, their trade embargo on Lithuania, and their reaction to Pelosi in Taiwan. Beijing is it's own worst enemy right now
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@ssuwandi3240 Lol be quiet. You have no idea what you're talking about...
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