Comments by "David Aspinall" (@yt.personal.identification) on "" video.

  1. If accused...do a transparent public investigation. Good lesson here.
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  2. They do...as all lives do. That is why the investigation was needed to find these perpetrators and hold them to account. It is also why the Australian Government is negotiating compensation with the families of the victims. The acts were inexcusable, so finding and punishing the guilty is welcome.
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  3. Is that what is said to Uighurs?
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  4.  @obione69  Sky News viewers would support you on this. Get your rhetoric right. I got my answer...you have no shame.
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  5.  @akhunsuryanto  Here's an idea. Let the international community do a full investigation, wasting their own money to prove once and for all that the allegations of Uighur abuses are false. They waste their money, and China can laugh at everyone for false accusations. Sounds good for China...as long as they are as innocent as they claim.
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  6. No...they did a public investigation. Maybe the Uighurs need one.
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  7.  @grandlinksq  Perhaps an open investigation into the Uighur allegations will give China a chance to laugh at the world. Great idea.
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  8. Lies. Is China doing a public investigation into allegations of human rights abuses of Uighur Muslims?
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  9.  @obione69  If you have photographic evidence of someone beating their wife, then yes, accuse and investigate. As long as the investigation is honest, then they have nothing to fear. Now spend your life supporting the lies of your oppressors. You sound like an investigation scares you.
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  10.  @obione69  The satellite images and the surveillance photos presented to the UN when they asked to let an international investigation crew in. That is more than enough. That's why you do an investigation. To find out exactly. Learn from Australia how to do an honest open investigation. You just seem intent on ensuring no one investigates...as if there is something to hide. Let's cut the bull. We know the CCP is doing to the Uighurs what Hitler did to the Jews. ...and you help. You know how wrong you are, or you wouldn't try to hide it. How can you support something you are too embarrassed to admit to? The shame.
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  11.  @obione69  You and I, and everyone else reading this know the truth. Do you get embarrassed when you have to say things you know are false? When you know others know you are telling lies..but must continue anyway, do you feel embarrassed? Is it shameful and embarrassing?
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  12.  @dypk.2all  Why are you making stuff up?
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  13.  Charles Huang  The CCP wouldn't know the truth if it was printed in a public investigation report. ...but we know that will never happen as they aren't brave enough.
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  14.  botio botio  wtf are you talking about? Are you just investigating something to hate about? Wumao gonna hate.
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  15. The difference is that when accusations are made, Australia does a full and public transparent investigation and holds those guilty of things accountable for their actions. Maybe China could so the same with the Uighurs.
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  16.  @valerietan4352  A public enquiry into allegations would show that. ...and there lies the hypocrisy
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  17.  @valerietan4352  It's clear you are just making stuff up you hope is correct. I have many Muslim friends. After all, there are billions in the world.
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  18.  @valerietan4352  I grew up with Muslims to. I have Muslims family members. Justice for the Uighurs.
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  19.  @valerietan4352  Why would you assume that my relatives are one of the minority that are extremists, out of billions of Muslims around the world? Even statistically, it is VERY unlikely.
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  20.  @valerietan4352  Do tell...what did the Uighurs do, to deserve their treatment. I would love to hear how you think it is justified.
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  21. It's a part of the UK Commonwealth...not the US. You make no sense other than propaganda rhetoric.
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  22.  @akhunsuryanto  You really are mixing shit up.
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  23.  @grandlinksq  define:hypocrisy
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  24.  @Boopity7739  Source?
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  25.  @grandlinksq  Stop adding words I didn't say, just so you can argue against you own imagination. None of your rhetoric helps the Uighurs in concentration camps.
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  26.  @grandlinksq  The difference is that when Australia finds out there is a possibility of human rights abuses, they do a full transparent public investigation, hold the perpetrators to account, and look to compensate the families. When China gets accused, it lashes out with a guilty conscience, and the sends the wumao out to try to hide their sins...mostly out of embarrassment. The CCP is to fragile to do a real investigation and holds accountable the guilty. All this is made clear, when China don't realise that an open investigation isn't something an honest nation is scared of. It's not something you mobilise a troll army just so you xan avoid it. That would show fear and a conscious decision to react.
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  27.  @grandlinksq  wumao gonna hate hate hate
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