Comments by "Yerris" (@yerri5567) on "China, Canada free detainees after Huawei exec deal with US | DW News" video.

  1. Just as Huawei CFOs case is dropped, the US arrests another CFO, this time a Russian of a major gas company..hmmm
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  2.  Yee Tian  And they just arrested another CFO, this time a Russian of a major gas company..
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  3. Just as Huawei CFOs case is dropped, the US arrests another CFO, this time a Russian of a major gas company..hmmm
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  4. @Willy Wang "If you violate US sanctions, you break US law regardless where you are" Regardless of where you are? Thats not how it works. If one does something illegal OUTSIDE of Country Xs jurisdiction, Country X CANNOT convict that person, doesnt matter if theyre a citizen or company executive or whatever. "Ha, you are clueless about the law, aren't you? US sanctions apply to all companies doing business in US and agreeing to abide by US law. Huaweird clearly broke US law by selling US technology to Iran." If it was the Huawei registered in USA that did that WITHIN US borders, then maybe that could apply. But thats not the case. That is why the charges ARENT on selling US tech to Iran. The alleged charges on Meng were bank fraud. Seems like YOURE the clueless one here.
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  5. ​@Willy Wang "US can arrest criminals wherever they are as long as they can be extradited to US" ONLY IF they committed a crime within the US or in the country with an extradition treaty with the US. Otherwise its unlawful. Meng did not violate anything within US nor CA borders. Ill say your words right back at you "you are totally clueless".
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  6. @Willy Wang "That's totally incorrect but at least you admit Meng broke the law" Seems like you cant read nor comprehend English properly. I never "admitted" anything. Also, I can help others admit something? If I admit youre gay does that mean youre gay? "It doesn't matter where the crime was committed" Yes it does. Believe it or not you have committed a crime of another country on this planet. Does that mean that country can arrest you once you enter their borders or anothers countrys border they have an extradition treaty with? "Most criminals violate sanctions in foreign countries like Iran and China" And the US has no right to prosecute them by INTERNATIONAL LAW. Also, if not convicted, theyre not called "criminals". You keep saying the very words I wish to say to you "You have a lot to learn".
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  7. @Willy Wang "Your comment implied she broke the law just not in US. Maybe your writing has problem" The word I used was "alleged". Alleged means "said without proof". It was the US that made the allegation. Not me. So I implied nothing. If anything, I implied the US made that claim. Youre the one with the English problem. And you have the audacity to say Im the one with the problem? Ridiculous. "Yes, if you break US law in another country, you will be arrested when possible" No. That is in violation of international law. The US is not above the law. China can say criticising China is a crime. If you land in China (or a country they have an extradition treaty with) will they arrest you? "Many criminals are never convicted" Based on your logic, you are also a criminal. Just not convicted. If you ever celebrated Christmas in your life, then youre a criminal. If you ever land in NK, Saudi Arabia, Brunei, Somalia, Tajikistan or any of the countries they have an extradition treaty with, you will be arrested. Dont say you wont go to those countries. There are many other laws youve never heard of youve broken from other countries. Haircut not a certain style? Illegal. Own a gun? Illegal. Drank alcohol before? Illegal. As long as you land in ANY of the countries anyone that has broken those laws will be arrested, no matter where they committed the crime. How does your logic sound? Theres a reason why its international law that one can ONLY be arrested if they committed an illegal act WITHIN their borders or within the borders of the country they have an extradition treaty with. "You have too much to learn"
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  8.  @celine7511  Exactly. This Willy Wang doesnt know what hes talking about
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  9. @Willy Wang Child marriage is not legal in the US? Oh boy you have much to learn...
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