Comments by "Wolfvale" (@wolfvale7863) on "China, US exchange prisoners in breakthrough deal" video.

  1. ​@kevinrich5222 Why are you complaining about America on an American social media platform? If you can answer that question, then you can answer your own.
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  2. ​@AG-kk4zy If you are white, you will not have the same experience. The locals will be nice, so they can get close to you to scam you or rob you. 50/50 if the taxi takes you to your destination or to a bad part of town against your will. This is China for white people.
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  3. @铁子-x2g  Ifyou really want to know. I can tell you. Or go to Wikipedia. Oh wait... As of April 2019, all versions of Wikipedia are blocked in mainland China under the Great Firewall.🤣
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  4. ​ @ftd7435 No Chinese prisoners were exchanged. Why did China give up their political prisoners for nothing in return? Easy answer! China bowed to American demands.😂
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  5. ​ @limk8994 China gave up three prisoners.did not get any prisoners in return.
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  6.  @limk8994  You heard me. No Chinese prisoners were exchanged today. China released three Americans they had wrongfully detained.
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  7.  @avI4439  Maybe you realize China is giving in to US demands. US gets what it wants. China gets nothing. Makes you mad.😁
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  8. Their release was part of a prisoner swap for Xu Yanjun, an officer of China’s Ministry of State Security, and Ji Chaoqun
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  9. No Chinese were exchanged. Russians and Americans were.
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  10. China learning how to forget about Taiwan is also an essential shift in the narrative.
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  11. Modi, Bashar Assad, Kim Jong, Lula de Silva, Putin, Xi Jingping, and Ali Hosseini Khamenei are all working together to maintain their power. They need to defeat the Western ideology of democracy and replace it with "the strongest rule."
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  12. I am sure Amet is not American. Regardless, deflecting the criticism to include the USA does not negate or improve negative opinions or observations about China. Only observable improvements in Chinese behavior can accomplish that. There have been none.
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  13. @DccAnh  Yes, we do. The full list is on Western media. There is nothing in it for China.
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  14. FYI, there were no Chinese prisoners exchanged. There are thousands of Chinese in Western prisons all over the world. China only cares about important prisoners.
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  15. @plaguedoctor_139  Deception is another... The West directly asked Russia three times at three different meetings if Russia planned to attack Ukraine, and if so, let's talk about it. Three times Russia said, and I quote, "No! Ukraine has nothing to fear."
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  16.  @lkolonis  Deception is another... The West directly asked Russia three times at three different meetings if Russia planned to attack Ukraine, and if so, let's talk about it. Three times Russia said, and I quote, "No! Ukraine has nothing to fear."
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  17. @canto_v12  Not yet! The West is NOT closing it"s eyes to China's desire to take Taiwan.
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  18. China makes up the law as they go. At any time, any foreigner can be charged with "spying." Canada has the CEO of Huawei in jail...boom two Canadians are arrested in retaliation.
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  19. @silveriver9  In Russia "On June 23, 2013, Snowden flew from Hong Kong to Moscow's Sheremetyevo International Airport. Observing that his U.S. passport had been canceled, Russian authorities restricted him to the airport terminal. On August 1, after 39 days in the transit section, Snowden left the airport." He became a naturalized Russian citizen in 2022.
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  20. @davidwong5197  A  B.C. Supreme Court judge rules that extradition proceedings against Meng should go ahead because the offense Meng is accused of by the U.S. prosecutors would be considered a crime if it occurred in Canada. In January 2019, the U.S. Department of Justice formally announces 13 criminal charges against the Chinese telecom giant Huawei, its CFO Meng Wanzhou and its affiliates in the U.S. and Hong Kong.
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