Comments by "annoyed aussie" (@annoyedaussie3942) on "EU suspends investment deal with China over 'retaliatory sanctions' | DW News" video.

  1.  @kremun  cultural genocide, not killing people.
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  2.  Don Drumpf  Take care.
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  3.  Don Drumpf  No idea, Australia has no sanctions on China, that's other country/s.
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  4.  Don Drumpf  I don't answer rhetorical question, clearly you weren't asking me anything and just making assumptions, very impolitely I might add.
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  5.  Don Drumpf  I haven't accused anyone of anything, just pointing out what they mean when say genocide.
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  6.  @fengkuangyu7116  It's actually according to UN definition and it hasn't changed, it's China who wants to inflame things by telling it's population that it is being accused of mass murder. Never let the truth get in the way of making Chinese citizens hate the world. Just like early March 2020 China had already spread the conspiracy theories that covid 19 comes from the US.
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  7.  Don Drumpf  I believe there are some human rights issues in China especially in the treatment of minority and religious people, I neither know or have any opinion beyond that, surprisingly I am not an international human rights lawyer , however you seem to claim to be one, what is your opinion? If the CPC wants to compare itself to Donald Trump and Qanon , that is a fair comparison, Australian government never engage in such activity, however being a free society a small minority do. The investigation called by Australia didn't say investigate anything other than the origins, if Chinese scientist produced some evidence from the conspiracy theory it would have been investigated, they produced no evidence or even request such a thing.
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  8.  Don Drumpf  I am uncertain who started doing conspiracy theories first the earliest I could find was March 13 last year and it was China at that time. I am unaware of problems with Chinese students, what problem? What immigration problems this is all news to me? China voted in favour of the Australian motion within the WHO, so unsure why they complaining now.
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  9.  Don Drumpf  the motion to the WHO was given as one of 14 grievances to Australia and a part of the reason for ceasing government to government communications and trade sanctions. Seems like that's a pretty big complaint. China has taken action against Australia not the other way around. Australia has no trade sanctions against China.
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  10.  Don Drumpf  Huawei isn't a trade sanction, nobody would allow a country they are uncertain of to control communications , Huawei is free to do any other business in Australia just not the public 5g network. Nowadays in Australia banking is electronic, anyone controlling communication could shut it all down. China hasn't opened up it's 5 g network to foreign countries like US or Australia has it?
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  11.  Don Drumpf  Where are you from? You state them suggesting you are not mainland Chinese.
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  12.  Don Drumpf  I am sure US will spy on Australia if they feel the need, we would prefer they spy on us than China, that's reality. We hope and it seems to be the case they don't spy on us anymore regarding trade issues. We caught them doing it in the eighties and I think it might have actually been wheat sales to China. If course anyone who supplies the software and hardware for the 5g networks knows how to enter the system otherwise it could never be fixed and if one person puts an incorrect password it would need to self destruct to be secure from the manufacturer gaining entry. This is common sense of course the manufacturer be they Chinese or US or whoever the same will apply.
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  13.  Don Drumpf  you asked some supremacy question and spoke of the West. Supremacy what do you mean? I can't answer your question regardless because how do I know the culture of US , Germany, France or UK because that is who you are referring to so ask them direct don't ask an Australian.
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  14.  Don Drumpf  I just said US would spy on Australia and you responded that I am naive thinking the US wouldn't spy on China. I am dumfounded as to how you could come to such a conclusion, all G20 countries do it including China. Interesting that you won't disclose your nationality.
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  15.  Don Drumpf  I didn't say China was bad for spying, you keep saying things not me. All I said is we Australians would prefer not to be spied on by them or minimize it in reality and don't offer something far more powerful than any conventional weapon and that is control over communications. Is Australia wrong to do this?
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  16. @Zoya L Are you saying that Australia controls what Europeans and Americans do, I am amazed you think we are so powerful. China sanctioned Australian cotton before others countries/companies , that's not including Australia sanctioned China. It really makes no difference at all because China imports cotton, it's not like Xinjiang cotton is not going to be sold or sold at a discount. So the in effect pointless sanctions by China on Australian cotton and others on Xinjiang cotton are just for show really. So no certainly not hurting anyone in this case.
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  17. Let's see if China does the same to Europe as they have to Australia, trade sanctions might be coming.
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  18.  @cyjase  It is China who has cut communications with Australia officially and calls us dogs and puppets ( China's state run media is China ) and says amongst other things we should crack down on our free media if reporting is unfavorable to China. Other than cowtowing and submitting to China as it's economic colony pretty much , China won't be happy. Exactly what diplomatic steps can Australia take?
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  19.  @cyjase  have you heard of the 14 grievances and the message spoken while handing the document to a journalist which was "if you want to make us the enemy we will be your enemy" , that's not mucking around and it's a pretty direct way of saying you are the enemy, no other nation has had anything similar that I am aware of in recent times, the US keeps getting praise in a relative sense.
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