Comments by "you\x27llfloat2 pennywise" (@youllfloat2pennywise344) on "" video.

  1. Why is China now going around the region looking to shore up support now? Their "allies" have been bullied by the Chinese aggression in the South China Sea for years. They have attacked India, Vietnam, and others using trumped-up arguments that the South China Sea belongs to them. They've sunk Vietnamese fishing boats with water cannons with their navy while in Vietnamese waters. They've built artificial islands near other countries and put military bases on them. Killed Indian soldiers at their shared borders. Indebted nearly all of Africa with its Belt and Road initiative. Made no secret that they want to take back Taiwan by force. Now, they have been caught giving targeting information to the Houthis on how to track and sink American warships. Sending troops to Russia to fight against Ukraine. How is this a stable country? What makes people think the Chinese only want "peace?"
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  2. Who has bullied its neighbors in the South China Sea? Who has threatened to take a country by force? Who tells all countries to not make a deal on trade with the US or face the consequences? Who is sending mercenaries to Russia to fight against Ukraine? Who is providing tactical information about American warships to Houthis? Who do you really think wants peace?
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  3. The policy of "origin washing". China ships its goods to other countries, where those countries then change the paperwork to make it look like the products were made in that country and then ship the containers to the US. That's how the Chinese get around the US tariffs.
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  4. @johnanderson3520  Perhaps you can explain those emptying cities in China? Those ghost villages in the rural areas. I know I'm asking you to put your freedom on the line, by asking you to leave those controlled areas, but the question is where are all of those 1.4 billion people at? Rumor has it that the COVID19 outbreak is still ongoing in those areas, and that's why the CCP doesn't want an investigation from the United Nations to look into that issue anymore. Where are the people 🤔?
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  5.  @johnanderson3520  don't know what Chinese products you're talking about that are of such high quality.
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  6.  @johnanderson3520  you mean the ones with American company names?
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  7.  @johnanderson3520  thanks for making my point.
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  8. Who has bullied its neighbors in the South China Sea? Who has threatened to take a country by force? Who tells all countries to not make a deal on trade with the US or face the consequences? Who is sending mercenaries to Russia to fight against Ukraine? Who is providing tactical information about American warships to Houthis? Who do you really think wants peace?
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  9. @dailm8056  Wow, buddy, that's some tirade you're throwing. How much is the CCP paying you for that? I don't want you hacking into my checking account, so I'm going to pull back... a little. So you believe the CCP owns the entirety of the South China Sea, correct? All the way up to the beaches of Malaysia, Cambodia, Vietnam, the Philippines... and that the CCP has legitimate rights to the nation of Taiwan. Good so far? Cool. They've built these artificial islands in certain countries Economic Exclusion Zones (EEZ), and loaded missiles and barracks and flight hangers on them. Nothing for civilian use. Correct? Xi stood beside former President Obama and told him he had no desire to militarized the islands. Google it. The UNCLOS decision ruled against China, but who cares, since they lack any authority, and of course, with China being a permanent member of the UN Security Counsel, they would have just vetoed it anyway. Now we have what can only be called a "situation." The Philippines have WELCOMED the United States of America to its shores and offered to let American oil giants Chevron and ExxonMobil in for oil and gas exploration. THAT means my good friend, that no longer will there be harassment of Philippine fishermen, or "Freedom of navigation" sailings by the Americans throughout the South China Sea. The Americans are there to stay. Now. You go look into that and see if it's a "rumor."
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  10.  @dailm8056   @dailm8056  Wow, buddy, that's some tirade you're throwing. How much is the CCP paying you for that? I don't want you hacking into my checking account, so I'm going to pull back... a little. So you believe the CCP owns the entirety of the South China Sea, correct? All the way up to the beaches of Malaysia, Cambodia, Vietnam, the Philippines... and that the CCP has legitimate rights to the nation of Taiwan. Good so far? Cool. They've built these artificial islands in certain countries Economic Exclusion Zones (EEZ), and loaded missiles and barracks and flight hangers on them. Nothing for civilian use. Correct? Xi stood beside former President Obama and told him he had no desire to militarized the islands. Google it. The UNCLOS decision ruled against China, but who cares, since they lack any authority, and of course, with China being a permanent member of the UN Security Counsel, they would have just vetoed it anyway. Now we have what can only be called a "situation." The Philippines have WELCOMED the United States of America to its shores and offered to let American oil giants Chevron and ExxonMobil in for oil and gas exploration. THAT means my good friend, that no longer will there be harassment of Philippine fishermen, or "Freedom of navigation" sailings by the Americans throughout the South China Sea. The Americans are there to stay. Now. You go look into that and see if it's a "rumor."
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  11. @dailm8056  So, the mercenaries were sent by China. Got it. Have the Russians put any American or European mercenaries on TV? You may just be "spreading rumors." The US Department of Defense came on TV and said they had evidence that the Chinese were helping the Houthis. I personally don't have this evidence. Sorry. Let's use some common sense for a minute, can we? Do you think the Houthis have the capability to track and engage near invisible warships at night on the open sea? 🤔 The weapons they used have been shot down, and the pieces were recovered from the water. They are satellite guided munitions. What satellites do the Houthis possess in orbit? What satellite do you think they have that can do that? Anyway, your threat that China could just send supersonic jets to help the Houthis is comical 😆 🤣. There are 2 American carrier battle groups in the Gulf of Aden and the surrounding areas. Even drones can't get through that. But hey, I'm only spreading more rumors. Correct? The problem, as I see it, is that when the world has a "hot spot," they tend to call on the Americans. Vietnam called, and they went. Korea called, and they went. Kuwait didn't call because they were already dead, but then Saudi Arabia called, and yeah , the Americans went. Lately, it's been the Ukrainians needing to stop a despot. The gulf of Aden needs help to stop commercial shipping from being attacked. Don't look now, but here comes the Philippines calling, once again, to stop another authoritarian. Yes, the Americans are going. So don't preach or complain about what the Americans are doing. They are requested. I believe many of these countries need to pay for that assistance for 5 decades or more since its American blood and treasure being used to keep the world from burning.
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  12.  @dailm8056   @dailm8056  Wow, buddy, that's some tirade you're throwing. How much is the CCP paying you for that? I don't want you hacking into my checking account, so I'm going to pull back... a little. So you believe the CCP owns the entirety of the South China Sea, correct? All the way up to the beaches of Malaysia, Cambodia, Vietnam, the Philippines... and that the CCP has legitimate rights to the nation of Taiwan. Good so far? Cool. They've built these artificial islands in certain countries Economic Exclusion Zones (EEZ), and loaded missiles and barracks and flight hangers on them. Nothing for civilian use. Correct? Xi stood beside former President Obama and told him he had no desire to militarized the islands. Google it. The UNCLOS decision ruled against China, but who cares, since they lack any authority, and of course, with China being a permanent member of the UN Security Counsel, they would have just vetoed it anyway. Now we have what can only be called a "situation." The Philippines have WELCOMED the United States of America to its shores and offered to let American oil giants Chevron and ExxonMobil in for oil and gas exploration. THAT means my good friend, that no longer will there be harassment of Philippine fishermen, or "Freedom of navigation" sailings by the Americans throughout the South China Sea. The Americans are there to stay. Now. You go look into that and see if it's a "rumor."
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  13.  @dailm8056   @dailm8056  So, the mercenaries were sent by China. Got it. Have the Russians put any American or European mercenaries on TV? You don't like your "spreading rumors." The US Department of Defense came on TV and said they had evidence that the Chinese were helping the Houthis. I personally don't have this evidence. Sorry. Let's use some common sense for a minute, can we? Do you think the Houthis have the capability to track and engage near invisible warships at night on the open sea? 🤔 The weapons they used have been shot down, and the pieces were recovered from the water. They are satellite guided munitions. What satellites do the Houthis possess in orbit? What satellite do you think they have that can do that? Anyway, your threat that China could just send supersonic jets to help the Houthis is comical 😆 🤣. There are 2 American carrier battle groups in the Gulf of Aden and the surrounding areas. Even drones can't get through that. But hey, I'm only spreading more rumors. Correct? The problem, as I see it, is that when the world has a "hot spot," they tend to call on the Americans. Vietnam called, and they went. Korea called, and they went. Kuwait didn't call because they were already dead, but then Saudi Arabia called, and yeah , the Americans went. Lately, it's been the Ukrainians needing to stop a despot. The gulf of Aden needs then to stop commercial shipping lines open. Don't look now, but here comes the Philippines calling, once again, to stop another authoritarian. Yes, the Americans are going. So don't preach or complain about what the Americans are doing. They are requested. I believe many of these countries need to pay for that assistance for 5 decades or more since its American blood and treasure being used to keep the world from burning.
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  14.  @dailm8056   @dailm8056  Wow, buddy, that's some tirade you're throwing. How much is the CCP paying you for that? I don't want you hacking into my checking account, so I'm going to pull back... a little. So you believe the CCP owns the entirety of the South China Sea, correct? All the way up to the beaches of Malaysia, Cambodia, Vietnam, the Philippines... and that the CCP has legitimate rights to the nation of Taiwan. Good so far? Cool. They've built these artificial islands in certain countries Economic Exclusion Zones (EEZ), and loaded missiles and barracks and flight hangers on them. Nothing for civilian use. Correct? Xi stood beside former President Obama and told him he had no desire to militarized the islands. Google it. The UNCLOS decision ruled against China, but who cares, since they lack any authority, and of course, with China being a permanent member of the UN Security Counsel, they would have just vetoed it anyway. Now we have what can only be called a "situation." The Philippines have WELCOMED the United States of America to its shores and offered to let American oil giants Chevron and ExxonMobil in for oil and gas exploration. THAT means my good friend, that no longer will there be harassment of Philippine fishermen, or "Freedom of navigation" sailings by the Americans throughout the South China Sea. The Americans are there to stay. Now. You go look into that and see if it's a "rumor."
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  15.  @dailm8056   @dailm8056  So, the mercenaries were sent by China. Got it. Have the Russians put any American or European mercenaries on TV? You don't like your "spreading rumors." The US Department of Defense came on TV and said they had evidence that the Chinese were helping the Houthis. I personally don't have this evidence. Sorry. Let's use some common sense for a minute, can we? Do you think the Houthis have the capability to track and engage near invisible warships at night on the open sea? 🤔 The weapons they used have been shot down, and the pieces were recovered from the water. They are satellite guided munitions. What satellites do the Houthis possess in orbit? What satellite do you think they have that can do that? Anyway, your threat that China could just send supersonic jets to help the Houthis is comical 😆 🤣. There are 2 American carrier battle groups in the Gulf of Aden and the surrounding areas. Even drones can't get through that. But hey, I'm only spreading more rumors. Correct? The problem, as I see it, is that when the world has a "hot spot," they tend to call on the Americans. Vietnam called, and they went. Korea called, and they went. Kuwait didn't call because they were already dead, but then Saudi Arabia called, and yeah , the Americans went. Lately, it's been the Ukrainians needing to stop a despot. The gulf of Aden needs then to stop commercial shipping lines open. Don't look now, but here comes the Philippines calling, once again, to stop another authoritarian. Yes, the Americans are going. So don't preach or complain about what the Americans are doing. They are requested. I believe many of these countries need to pay for that assistance for 5 decades or more since its American blood and treasure being used to keep the world from burning.
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  16.  @dailm8056   @dailm8056  Wow, buddy, that's some tirade you're throwing. How much is the CCP paying you for that? I don't want you hacking into my checking account, so I'm going to pull back... a little. So you believe the CCP owns the entirety of the South China Sea, correct? All the way up to the beaches of Malaysia, Cambodia, Vietnam, the Philippines... and that the CCP has legitimate rights to the nation of Taiwan. Good so far? Cool. They've built these artificial islands in certain countries Economic Exclusion Zones (EEZ), and loaded missiles and barracks and flight hangers on them. Nothing for civilian use. Correct? Xi stood beside former President Obama and told him he had no desire to militarized the islands. Google it. The UNCLOS decision ruled against China, but who cares, since they lack any authority, and of course, with China being a permanent member of the UN Security Counsel, they would have just vetoed it anyway. Now we have what can only be called a "situation." The Philippines have WELCOMED the United States of America to its shores and offered to let American oil giants Chevron and ExxonMobil in for oil and gas exploration. THAT means my good friend, that no longer will there be harassment of Philippine fishermen, or "Freedom of navigation" sailings by the Americans throughout the South China Sea. The Americans are there to stay. Now. You go look into that and see if it's a "rumor."
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  17.  @dailm8056   @dailm8056  So, the mercenaries were sent by China. Got it. Have the Russians put any American or European mercenaries on TV? You don't like your "spreading rumors." The US Department of Defense came on TV and said they had evidence that the Chinese were helping the Houthis. I personally don't have this evidence. Sorry. Let's use some common sense for a minute, can we? Do you think the Houthis have the capability to track and engage near invisible warships at night on the open sea? 🤔 The weapons they used have been shot down, and the pieces were recovered from the water. They are satellite guided munitions. What satellites do the Houthis possess in orbit? What satellite do you think they have that can do that? Anyway, your threat that China could just send supersonic jets to help the Houthis is comical 😆 🤣. There are 2 American carrier battle groups in the Gulf of Aden and the surrounding areas. Even drones can't get through that. But hey, I'm only spreading more rumors. Correct? The problem, as I see it, is that when the world has a "hot spot," they tend to call on the Americans. Vietnam called, and they went. Korea called, and they went. Kuwait didn't call because they were already dead, but then Saudi Arabia called, and yeah , the Americans went. Lately, it's been the Ukrainians needing to stop a despot. The gulf of Aden needs then to stop commercial shipping lines open. Don't look now, but here comes the Philippines calling, once again, to stop another authoritarian. Yes, the Americans are going. So don't preach or complain about what the Americans are doing. They are requested. I believe many of these countries need to pay for that assistance for 5 decades or more since its American blood and treasure being used to keep the world from burning.
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  18. @dailm8056  Wow, buddy, that's some tirade you're throwing. How much is the CCP paying you for that? I don't want you hacking into my checking account, so I'm going to pull back... a little. So you believe the CCP owns the entirety of the South China Sea, correct? All the way up to the beaches of Malaysia, Cambodia, Vietnam, the Philippines... and that the CCP has legitimate rights to the nation of Taiwan. Good so far? Cool. They've built these artificial islands in certain countries Economic Exclusion Zones (EEZ), and loaded missiles and barracks and flight hangers on them. Nothing for civilian use. Correct? Xi stood beside former President Obama and told him he had no desire to militarized the islands. Google it. The UNCLOS decision ruled against China, but who cares, since they lack any authority, and of course, with China being a permanent member of the UN Security Counsel, they would have just vetoed it anyway. Now we have what can only be called a "situation." The Philippines have WELCOMED the United States of America to its shores and offered to let American oil giants Chevron and ExxonMobil in for oil and gas exploration. THAT means my good friend, that no longer will there be harassment of Philippine fishermen, or "Freedom of navigation" sailings by the Americans throughout the South China Sea. The Americans are there to stay. Now. You go look into that and see if it's a "rumor."
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  19. @dailm8056  So, the mercenaries were sent by China. Got it. Have the Russians put any American or European mercenaries on TV? You don't like your "spreading rumors." The US Department of Defense came on TV and said they had evidence that the Chinese were helping the Houthis. I personally don't have this evidence. Sorry. Let's use some common sense for a minute, can we? Do you think the Houthis have the capability to track and engage near invisible warships at night on the open sea? 🤔 The weapons they used have been shot down, and the pieces were recovered from the water. They are satellite guided munitions. What satellites do the Houthis possess in orbit? What satellite do you think they have that can do that? Anyway, your threat that China could just send supersonic jets to help the Houthis is comical 😆 🤣. There are 2 American carrier battle groups in the Gulf of Aden and the surrounding areas. Even drones can't get through that. But hey, I'm only spreading more rumors. Correct? The problem, as I see it, is that when the world has a "hot spot," they tend to call on the Americans. Vietnam called, and they went. Korea called, and they went. Kuwait didn't call because they were already dead, but then Saudi Arabia called, and yeah , the Americans went. Lately, it's been the Ukrainians needing to stop a despot. The gulf of Aden needs then to stop commercial shipping lines open. Don't look now, but here comes the Philippines calling, once again, to stop another authoritarian. Yes, the Americans are going. So don't preach or complain about what the Americans are doing. They are requested. I believe many of these countries need to pay for that assistance for 5 decades or more since its American blood and treasure being used to keep the world from burning.
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  20. @dailm8056  well now the Americans are going to be in the West Philippine Sea. Just landed 14,000 military personnel in the Philippines. Oops
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  21. Ask the Chinese to turn over all information, access to all scientists and personnel involved with the COVID19 outbreaks, and documentation for analysis by international courts. Ask them for any information about the fentanyl epidemic in the US. Ask them have they changed their attitudes about the Tiananmen Square massacre. Since they can be talked to.
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  22. @JayTowel  you're being disingenuous. Japan invaded and occupied China in the 1940s. China invaded Mongolia, Tibet, and the Uhraga. Vietnam and America have a great relationship, and you'd see that Vietnam doesn't trust Xi... TODAY. The fact that the Chinese are using mafia tactics like shipping it's products to Vietnam, Cambodia and Malaysia and then having the containers "origin washed" (look it up), so that the shipment appears to have originated from those countries to bypass US tariffs, shows you how corrupt this CCP is.
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  23. @JayTowel  America has never claimed to be a saint. America never was a bully. Let's be honest, do you believe world peace would have lasted 80 years without the Americans? I'm sure you don't believe every single bad global issue is America's fault. Let's be very clear. Name the country that stopped the NAZI slaughter? That stopped the imperialist Japanese ransacking of Asia? Who stood up to Stalin and the oppression of Europe? Who gave massive loans to rebuild Japan and Europe? Who stopped Saddam after Iraq decimated Kuwait and threatened Saudi Arabia? Who did Ukraine turn to after it was invaded by Russia? Who established the United Nations to foster diplomacy? Who is currently helping to stop the attacks and sinking of commercial shipping in the Gulf of Aden? Who comes to the aid of nearly every country in need of help after a natural disaster? Who promotes movies and films from all over the world showcasing different customs and beliefs? I don't need to give you answers to any of these questions. If you're being honest, you can come to the correct answer.
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  24. @Bomby-bb2cs  There are more millionaires in China than any other Asian country. You can blame them for what's happening.
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