Comments by "WaterspoutsOfTheDeep" (@WaterspoutsOfTheDeep) on "South China Morning Post" channel.

  1. I agree. It's pathetic what McDonalds tried to do to just normal people living their lives.
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  2. It's Chinese communist state manufactured propaganda. Lets just call it for what it is and stop being naive to reality.
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  3.  Bill  I agree, the production, breadth and span of content, and ideas, cinematography, beautiful AND young model who has somehow has acquired in her short life all these fairly perfected skills, and perfect location to do all these things naturally, and picturesque locations. It's 100% manufactured, and communist state propaganda makes most sense.
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  4. The real problem is all salt used in foods should be a standard mix of 75% sodium chloride and 25% potassium chloride and there wouldn't be any of these sodium health issues because sodium and potassium would be kept in balance in the body. Most grocery stores already sell such a product the problem is it's not the standard for salt used in food.
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  5. You do realize this problem has long been solved. Sodium and potassium are a balancing act. In other words just use potassium chloride salt substituted for 25% of normal sodium chloride salt. You can already buy these mixed salts at most grocery stores.
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  6.  @deven6518  The food factories that make the buns and meat and other items that are standardized and shipped to all the mcdonalds in russia are still there of course. Their production continues they are making the same stuff. They aren't owned by Mcdonalds, they are third party vendors that have Mcdonalds "recipes."
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  7.  @MarkMiller304  Just fyi the term is called FOOD POWER. You can look it up. Only like five countries in the world have such high food production and exports that they can use that force as a weapon. Canada, New Zealand I believe are two of the five, I can't remember the other.
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  8. Devil's Hole totally sounds like a place no one has died before. It totally makes me want to go inside and explore...
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  9. except what happened before? shop keeper likely assaulted the woman trying to steal her clothes thinking it wasn't hers.
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  10. It's Chinese communist state manufactured propaganda. So ya that kinda changes how many view it.
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  11. Sounds like he needs to raise his social credit score is more likely the answer.
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  12. That is one big problem of modern society. We do not have "communities" anymore. We used to know each other and take care of each other and have more fulfilling lives because of those interactions.
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  13. Making 25% of salt potassium chloride can also greatly improve things. It's the sodium/potassium ratio thrown off by just eating lots of sodium that is largely the issue.
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  14. It's communist state manufactured propaganda. She clearly isn't needing recognition for something she never did lol.
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  15.  @bennyklabarpan7002  they both are the issue
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  16. Asians don't hold to that moral. It's common in their cultures to torture animals, especially the ones they are keeping to eat, they believe it makes the meat taste better. Those are the kind of people we are talking about. They don't even respect and take care of their elders many times. Just vile.
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  17. Flow like water, bend like branch!
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  18. exactly I don't believe for a second she is 122
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  19.  @johnweed1929  How pathetic they are removing any comments that mention Chinese eat dogs and all the other related vile things they do.
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  20.  @oneviwatara9384  lol they are just mad at Mcdonalds and rightfully so.
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  21. Ya no Chinese communist state propaganda media team behind her producing the videos at all. It's all some rural country girl who has several lifetimes worth of perfected skills at a young age and looks like a model lol.
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  22.  @factshistory3193  Thank you. Edit: Actually just checked wikipedia. It's only Canada, USA, New Zealand and Australia that can exert FOOD POWER. Only four countries in the world. China and India can not.
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  23.  @MarkMiller304  Look up "Food Power" is. There are structural conditions as how it can exist as well. Canada is a nuclear nation. Canada co-developed, supplied the uranium, and under the terms of the Quebec Agreement, sanctioned the bombs of Hiroshima and Nagasaki. Canada is fully capable of being one of the largest nuclear powers in the world given it's reserves and ability to produce nuclear weapons. If it does not already have classified nukes in reserve. Canada is literally one of the low key most powerful countries in the world. In I believe around 2015 the census showed it is the second most armed nations in the world of guns per person, with 7 million gun owners owning 21 million guns. It's economy has consistently listed around the same as Russia with 1/4th the population. It also has an inherently unique form of economy. Canada has extremely high hidden potential across the board. It's energy production is already high in oil and gas. But it also has the Athabasca deposit that has estimates of 1.7 - 3 trillion barrels alone, that's more then the rest of the worlds proven oil reserves combined. Don't dismiss potential once again. A currently small military reflects nothing. Canada entered WW2 with an army of 4300 full time and 51000 reservists. Canada had 15 outdated ships in our navy and 19 modern aircraft in our airforce. By wars end, Canada had the worlds 3rd largest navy with 471 ships, 4th largest airforce with 86 squadrons and 1.1 million Canadians voluntarily enlisted and served. That's was 10% of the population. If 10% of Canada's population enlisted today, Canada would have the worlds largest military. Also important to note, most of the equipment Canada produced in WW2 was provided to allies or those numbers could have been much larger. The pattern was also seen in WW1. Canadian admiral led the Atlantic theater of war during ww2. Half of the first ever special force was made up of Canadians, and now has one of the most elite special forces in the world JTF2. Canada has done more than any other country as far as NATO and NORAD in the arctic as a reminder. And so on and so on. Canada has always been a very low key powerful world player. New Zealand and Australia are not even remotely in the same league.
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  24. exactly, will never replace cars.
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  25.  @haydentse6526  Chinese eat aborted infant babies there is in fact an illegal underground market for the flesh. So not a shock you'd threaten to eat a person.
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  26.  @dearyl1144  No, they have localized third party factories that are given the recipe from Mcdonalds and they make the food. This is same from virtually every branded fast food place in the world. In other words the factories are just making the same stuff, the brand name changed thats it.
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  27.  @MarkMiller304  Ya it's like 1/3 of energy for Europe comes from Russia or some decent chunk. Crazy how they would become that dependent. I think even worse than food or nukes or Russian energy is that Russia is like the worlds largest supplier of one or two of the three key components for fertilizer. Potassium/Phosphorus. That significantly impacts world food production and I believe there are only a few limited sites in the world one of those comes from. So it's not like production in other areas can just be increased to compensate as far as I remember since I think production is already maxed at other regions. That's what is really scary because it's easy just to stop trade vs shooting a nuke and starting world war.
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  28. Sounds like he needs to raise his social credit score is more likely the answer.
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  29. Sounds like he needs to raise his social credit score is more likely the answer.
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  30. I bet a lot of people are going to invest in a dehumidifier after that one haha.
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  31. doubt its safe with any wind. would feel way safer in a paramotor
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  32. Most parks supply the inner tube, at least in North America. This whole park looks like a rip off of the famous indoor waterpark at West Edmonton Mall in Canada which was the biggest mall in the world for a long time.
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  33. Is this the definition of propaganda? There is far worse human rights crimes than an old man appearing to be pepper sprayed.
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  34.  @avieboy  Really? That is actually comical to assume. Start watching some documentaries on corporations on youtube here. The US government has massive funding to classified programs like paying off media to push a narrative which had to become public record down decades later. It's called operation mockingbird. I'm sure one of the other ones involves paying billions to McDonalds to leave Russia and a few other brands or offering tax breaks or trade deals under the surface.
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  35.  @ThaiRoney  no reason? you sure about that one?
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  36.  @TAIWANPARTOFCHINA  I agree, my real name is @INDIAPARTOFCHINA, my sister @KOREAPARTOFCHINA also agrees.
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  37. So many perfected skills AND at such a young age, and looks like a perfect model, perfect location to acquire all these resources to do these videos and so on it's clearly Chinese communist propaganda lol.
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  38.  @Anonnonner9546  Isn't the point not to damage Kiev since it is like a 1500 year old historical city?
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  39. I agree it's disgusting how some Asian cultures like Chinese eat dogs and other things. It's even on record there is illegal trade of dried and powdered aborted infants that Chinese eat. It's so disgusting and vile.
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  40.  @Alexia-nm5ix  Most people are smart enough to know the difference between what was bred for thousands of years for food and what was for companionship and service. It comes down to iq, critical thinking, ethics.
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  41. You realize it's Chinese communist state propaganda right? There are likely dozens of people behind the scenes manufacturing it all.
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  42. already here its called a paramotor and its safer cheaper quiter travels farther
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  43. 10 years later tritium is largely decayed genius.
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  44. Nothing changed except brand. They get all their food from local third party factory suppliers who are told the recipe to produce from Mcdonalds. Just so you know.
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  45.  @SJM980  I hope the world is still around with fast food restaurants at all in 10-20 years lol.
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  46. I wonder what the average Chinese person thinks about those other Chinese people who eat dogs?
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  47.  @sesameshroom8768  you sound illiterate
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  48. pitbulls should be banned across the world
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  49. The localized factories have the recipe and are just making the same food. That is why nothing changed other than the name.
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  50. I'm actually more disturbed there are cameras watching you eat. Really creepy.
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