Comments by "mombaassa" (@mombaassa) on "DW News" channel.

  1.  @Gvozd111  I hope you're right.
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  2.  @valenrn8657  I didn't know that. Shall look it up. Thanks 👍
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  3. Did Russia "announce" all its aid to Vietnam in the 1960's? How about all its aid to the the Assad regime? All those wonderful chemical weapons, used to burn babies. How about the weapons aid, that shot down MH-17? No. It's quite the opposite. Russia tried to hide those things and continues to deny them. So, since you are concerned about adherence to international law, show me where you have ever complained, about Russia avoiding that requirement? You failed, bot.
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  4.  @pacemart60  They don't need to deny it, either. So, tell me, under international law, who are they required to "announce: it to, as you claim?
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  5. Yes. China will still... 1. Trade with the world 2. Ignore copyright 3. Steal technology 4. Steal territory... etc. I agree. China will not change.
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  6.  @cc_fffknow  "you missed the space station..." How have I missed out on anything as a result of these policies? You seem to think that I am American. You failed, Wumao. 😉
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  7.  @ernstwiltmann6  Who is the colonial slave? Go on, tell where I was "raised", and who raised me? You've implied that you know but you don't.
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  8.  @lvjinbin28  That's fine with me. If that's what Bavaria people want then go for it. Give me a report, from time to time, on how you're going. You guys have assumed a lot about... and none of it us correct. 🤣
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  9.  @ernstwiltmann6  The joke's on you, Mr Assumptive. You haven't even got the right continent, let alone country. Where were you educated? That's not a rhetorical question either.
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  10.  @ernstwiltmann6  "At least he was not raised like a colonial slave. Are you jealous ?" It only works if you actually believe (and you did), that the person you are having a dig at, comes from a culture that was colonised. You failed. SUGGESTION: When you're in hole, stop digging.
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  11.  @qjtvaddict  America...? I've never been there?
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  12.  @keyfield8967  Well, he did that some time ago, now. Nobody has said "bye bye".
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  13.  @markrymanowski719  So you agree, that Russia is doing, horrible things?
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  14.  @darianvergof2508  "same with..."? Interesting that you've used the word "same"? What exactly did Russia do, that now makes you equate it with. "USA, France, Germany..."?
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  15. @MSD Group Yeah! We export, liquified natural gas. This whole conflict has created a huge export market for us. Please thank your Russian friends, for us.
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  16.  @markrymanowski719  Give me some recent, Russian examples?
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  17. @MSD Group "Russia also has made gas and oil..." a weapon for its imperialist ambitions. In doing so, Russia has lost a valuable market. Russia's "allies" (India & China have taken advantage its desperate situation, and negotiated a 35% discount. Result: 1. Russia has lost most of its oil/gas market, and greatly reduced its profit margin. 2. Its expenses have also risen. There's no pipeline to India, so the gas will have to be liquified. 3. My country has new customers. 4. Europe has hastened its move, away from fossil fuels. None of this, is good for Russia.
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  18. @MSD Group Now you're talking to me about, "Ex UK PM, Winston Churchill". Listen. I am not British, European, or American. You haven't even got the right continent. I don't see why certain nations should have more rights than others, in the UN, and that includes Russia and the USA. Get it? The pigs are not, "more equal".
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  19. 0:41 people of all colours 0:45 only white people. Why? Any ideas? Coincidence? All polite comments, appreciated, especially from anyone who has lived, or lives, in Cuba.
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  20. Their allies are a club of authoritarian regimes. They have to support each other because they don't have the support of their own people.
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  21.  @StudSnob    Why are you telling me this? What does that have to do with my question to @glintinongirdon6811?
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  22.  @paulwalker427  "must be awful..." being on the verge of capturing Kyiv, then finding that 16 months later, you're much further away and having to defend your own territory. "Howeve do...", Russians cope?
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  23.  @lisapet160  No. He did not say, "... the counter attack is going to be swift." He also said, "It is important that Russia feels...". In other words, Irrespective of the reality, it's the perception that he wants to create. Putin ordering those local evacuations, shows that such a perception has taken hold. Is that also, "a mental disorder"? You failed, bot.
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  24. @@msdgroup9164 LOL! It's almost 2 years since Russia tried to capture Kyiv. Has it succeeded yet?
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  25. @@msdgroup9164 Last time I checked, those economies were still functioning. You failed, bot. According to Putin, Kherson, Luhansk, Donetsk... etc, were Russian. So, they haven't taken anything Ukrainian. In fact, they've lost Kherson.
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  26.  @yaucharles91  China, firmly backs the military government in Myanmar. It's no secret. Just go to the U.N. website and check the voting records of the security council. China is the only member, to always use it's veto, to block any U.N. action against the generals in Myanmar. Sometimes, Russia has also chimed in, but China is the one members of the security council, that Burmese Generals, can always depend on.
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  27. He's hardly short of supporters. Some countries have friends. Others need to hire Syrian mercenaries, convicts, and paid bots, instead.
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  28. ​ @xinbozhang7206  Could you give us some examples, please?
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  29. It might interest you to know that the Rohingya people, firmly support the protesters in Myanmar. Have a look, for example, at a video on YouTube titled, "Stateless Rohingya Support Uprising Against Myanmar junta but losing hope if returning home". You'll find plenty of other sources to confirm this, including sites operated by Rohingya people.
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  30.  @bahacho  "...like in America...". Why did you choose that country? Do you think we're all American?
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  31.  @dancotton13  Good. Then show me exactly where you disclosed, the where and when, of @rataranian re saying ir assuming that war had been declared. You can't, because you didn't, because @rataranian did not give, any such indication. You failed, again... and you've been caught, lying. That's two fails, in one reply!
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  32.  @dancotton13  I have not stated an opinion, on that subject. Once again, you have presumed an understanding of someone else's knowledge, without them stating any opinion on the matter. You did this with @rataranian. Now, you are repeating the error, with me. Furthermore, you latest attempt to distract me, has been unsuccessful. You still cannot bring yourself to say, where and when @rataranian made reference to a declaration of war. Predictably, you failed again. PS: The use of the clown emoticon, was another, unsuccessful distraction. You failed, again.
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  33.  @dancotton13  Wow! Name calling and emotions. Someone's triggered... and still, desperately trying to change the subject.
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  34. Russia has a long history, of building barriers to keep people in.
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  35.  @jowiel314  It's better for Germans to as much as possible for Ukraine, than to wait until Russia is knocking on their own door.
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  36. Re the South China Sea: China is the only nation in the world, not to accept the ruling of the International Court of Arbitration, on Scarborough Shoal or the Paracel Islands Apparently, China is right and everyone else is wrong. I suppose, it seems that way when you've been raised as an only child.
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  37.  @JonySmith-bb4gx  "Tribute not colonisation." Exactly as I thought. Nothing has changed. After Zheng He (鄭和) arrived with his fleet, our people had to pay annual tribute to China. China was happy to bully the people of South East Asia to extract tribute. Colonialism deprived China of that, ill gotten, income. Too bad. Nobody felt sorry for China. Your ill conceived reply, only proves that Chinese greed lives on.
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  38.  @Dept246  You missed some pertinent points. On 12 July 2016, the PCA ruled in favour of the Philippines on most of her submissions, is correct. Furthermore, that PCA also stated that there was no evidence that China had historically exercised exclusive control over the waters or resources, hence there was "no legal basis for China to claim historic rights" over the nine-dash line. Accordingly, the PCA tribunal decision is ruled as final and non-appealable by either country.
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  39.  @benpang1396  OK. If you don't like the slang or the shortened termed: the Philippines appealed to the, United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS). UNCLOS decided that the Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) would function as registry and provide administrative duties in the proceedings. As @Dept246 stated, "A landmark 2016 ruling on the South China Sea by the Permanent Court of Arbitration, which went largely in favour of the Philippines, was not tasked with establishing sovereignty. It ruled China's blockade of the shoal violated international law and said the area was a traditional fishing ground for several countries." Be he\she did not mention that the PCA also stated, there was no evidence that China had historically exercised exclusive control over the waters or resources, hence there was "no legal basis for China to claim historic rights" over the nine-dash line. Accordingly, the PCA tribunal decision is ruled as final and non-appealable by either country. China is the only nation, to reject this ruling.
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  40.  @Princelywon  "...European ruling..."???
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  41.  @Princelywon  "So take your European ruling..." The United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS), is not European. The Permanent Court of Arbitration (PCA) is not European. I am not European, either. Nor am I American or Caucasian. I am not even in the northern hemisphere. The statement, "...your European ruling...", spectacularly displays, your assumptive bias.
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  42.  Stern Daler  The US has never criticised my country for be the main supplier of iron ore, to China. It's definitely as case of earning money - good money. Right through the Covid-19 crisis, monthly orders and shipments have increased. Not a word of disapproval, has come from Trump. In fact, he just said that wants Australia at the the next G7.
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  43.  @新型コロナは空事です  Interesting.
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  44.  @welshdragon2008  The police officer in the UK, you refer to, has been arrested. The military forces in Myanmar, by contrast, are not being held to account for their crimes. Your correlation is spurious.
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  45.  @motalebhosen5190 It might interest you to know that the Rohingya people, firmly support the protesters in Myanmar. Have a look, for example, at a video on YouTube titled, "Stateless Rohingya Support Uprising Against Myanmar junta but losing hope if returning home". You'll find plenty of other sources to confirm this, including sites operated by Rohingya people.
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  46. Time to get all those Russian POW's, to phone home and tell their comrades what's really happening.
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  47. Wow! Someone is pulling out all stops, to take the heat off VyrosLand and change the subject. Unfortunately, complaining about Morrison, is like barking up a tree that's already cut down. You failed again, Wumao.
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  48. Perhaps they need one? Have a look at 0:41 - all kinds of people. Then, at 0:46, it's only white people. Why is that?
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  49. You cannot allow these men to enter your country. They have associates (friends, relatives, and former colleagues) in Russia. Countries like Russia, China, Iran... etc., practice, "hostage diplomacy". Pressure on such associates, is used to force expats to do their bidding. The "security check", mentioned at 1:20, is pointless if any Russian can be coerced into following Putin's orders.
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  50. "random dude", calls out the misdeeds of people, but remains silent, when Russians do the same thing. That's racism.
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