Comments by "mombaassa" (@mombaassa) on "Nike, Hu0026M Face Boycotts in China" video.

"come on show..." what happened when a few weeks ago when the international community tried to investigate the origins of Covid-19. China will never let anyone gather evidence because it has plenty to hide.
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@RocChen-pm1hj ... and their most recent statements, complain of the lack of information, the delays, and the lack of cooperation, from Chinese officials. Try again, Wumau.
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@leslieloong1842 I think not. The CCP is well know for hiding the truth. In mid 2020, they published economic figures demonstrating a "v-shaped recovery", in the Chinese economy. The problem was that a few days later, Xi Jinping had to appear on national TV, begging Chinese not to waste food. But you still believe the CCP... 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
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@keracsvminya8778 "The United States used a bag of laundry detergent as evidence to invade Iraq..." so, that makes it OK for China to also, tell lies... 😉
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@tc691kiing9 Nice try but I'm not fooled by your attempt to change the subject. You know very well, the meaning of my statement. The comment was not advocating food wastage, it was highlighting the obvious contradiction between the economic data published by the CCP, and the reality of Xi Jinpings televised appeal. He became leader on 14 March 2013. If not wasting food was such a great virtue, why has he waited so long to make such a serious appeal on the subject? Do you think I am unaware of the recent rises in food prices in China? It’s all over the internet, even on Bloomberg: https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-02-03/china-s-rising-food-costs-mean-empty-purses-for-holiday-feast That does not tally with the, so called, “v-shaped” recovery.
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@tc691kiing9 Thank you for the lecture about food wastage. Unfortunately, you assumed that I am a westerner. I am not. Rising pork prices have nothing to do with rice fields being flooded. Nor does it account for the mistakes made with the storage of China’s rice reserve that resulted in much of it rotting away. These are things that you should have notice, yourself. Don’t simply accept the explanations offered by the CCP. Your food prices certainly were affected by flooding. That is correct. They have also been exacerbated by a long term problem in Chinese agriculture. Your farmers are aging. Younger people are losing interest in agricultural pursuits. Your farmers say that their margins are too small because of the CCP’s tight control of pricing. Hence, young people are not keen, to take over the family farm. The policies of CCP are reducing the capacity of your farms, to feed China. The CCP will never admit to this mistake. It therefore hopes to make up for future shortfalls, by acquiring agricultural land, in neighbouring countries (like Myanmar). I do not believe I have told you anything, that you did not already know. So, start thinking for yourself, instead of accepting everything from the mouth of the CCP. As for Bloomberg doing a good job… they absolutely have to. Bloomberg is the main source of information for the world’s banking and investment firms. Many governments also rely on data from Bloomberg. If Bloomberg reports false information, it will start losing business.
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