Comments by "LoC28C" (@LoC28C) on "Europe demands answers after US-Danish spying claims" video.

  1.  @3s0t3r1c  Yes, China is not EU’s friend but when Europe is in need, China sent over 400,000 of her young men to defend Europe. These young men gave their lives for the defense of Europe without acknowledgement nor thank you. Then in return for this action part of their homeland was taken away from them and given to Japan. When European countries do not have enough covid19 vaccines, China sent vaccines to European countries to help them. At the height of the pandemic last year China sent hundreds of millions of test kits, personal protective equipment and medicine as aid to EU, this is not friendship.
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  2.  @jimmyyu5115  LOL CIA shill detected and a very ignorant one too.
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  3.  @Abiodun92  yes, continue to say that China and Russia is a dictatorship until the day you understand what dictatorship is. LOL you know nothing about these countries.
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  4.  @3s0t3r1c  LOL you need to rethink
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  5.  @hiHi-iq5yp  I think there are more and I can tell you for a fact that if the rest of Europe would like to take Chinese Vaccines, the Chinese will do their best to provide whatever they can. I don’t think the Chinese will be like the USA to ban export of vaccines and raw material to produce these vaccines. Look at India and Taiwan, they keep begging the USA to give them vaccines or send them the raw material to produce the vaccines on their own. The reply from the USA is that it is against the law to send these to them. These are the two places who has directly rejected Chinese made vaccines even after China has offered these to them and to Taiwan citizens it’s all for free.
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  6. Its OK to accuse Huawei of spying even after British, USA, French and German Agencies has verified Huawei source codes several times that there is no back door. On the other hand Cisco has been proven time and again to aid in US spying activities is totally fine and acceptable right ?
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  7.  @3s0t3r1c  LOL you need to update yourself with developments in technology and innovations.
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  8.  @3s0t3r1c  Yes, you are right. Let me tell you how Huawei Steal patents to kill their competition. They hire the brightest minds from all over the world and i have seen an interview with one of the engineers. Bright young, very talented, very skillful and guess what, his pay is more than RMB 2,000,000 a year (approximately Euro 256,600). This I think is a lot of money for any 30 year old anywhere around the world. These young bright minds come from all over the world and are paid very well. On another note, the amount of money Huawei spend on R&D annually is more than what Google or Apple spend on R&D for the last decade. That is how Huawei steal patents and kill the competition.
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  9.  @3s0t3r1c  You are wrong on 2 points here. 1. Huawei is NOT obliged to collaborate with the CCP. Whilst on the other hand, Google, Yahoo, Microsoft, Apple and CISCO is obliged to cooperate with the CIA. 2. China is not a dictatorship, all decisions are made through consensus from the National People’s Congress with the approval of the politburo that consist of a panel of politicians voted by the National People’ Congress. In other words it’s more democratic than the USA as all these people are put there through a series of elections.
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  10.  @hiHi-iq5yp  Yes, you are correct but it is already being used in Hungary.
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  11.  @CoolioXXX52  Yes, keep on blindly hating China with no evidence or you can keep on being racist ... go ahead it’s your right to be racist.
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  12. LOL
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  13.  @shido8597  not really only Chinese but American’s, Canadians, Europeans too. Watch this video on the interviews of the Huawei Executives by this Japanese guy. https://youtu.be/LeXIFmzfgzM
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  14.  @hiHi-iq5yp  no you are wrong. The elections is not based on who is approved to run for elections. This is only a biased view of the Chinese election process. First you need to be qualified to stand for elections in China and to stand for elections you need to first Graduate from a University with top grades, then serve in the community for a certain number of years, with good results. Good results meaning that you have improved the lives of the people you are serving, only then you can be nominated to stand for elections. So that is really democratic but with a Chinese perspective.
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