Comments by "David Aspinall" (@yt.personal.identification) on "Global News" channel.

@你咋才來捏 When the CCP stopped buying Australian coal, many Provinces went a winter without power.
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@covertpuppytwo3857 Sailing in international waters in Antarctica is no problem. However, China sailed a military spy ship, in Australian waters down the west coast. That was their weak attempt to be intimidating. It provided good stalking practice for the Australian submarines however.
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And send the iron to build the military equipment.
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You invade a country and think everyone will just ignore it and let it happen. Delusional arrogance.
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They are still paying employment. However, the could have chosen redundancy, but the didn't do that. McDonald's workers still get paid but the stores are closed.
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@MetaView7 That's cute. You think everyone in the internet is American.
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A contract is a contract. If your word is worthless then there is no point in talking.
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How did they step out of the contract?
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@tattantatgames226 Not this time. This is a video about Russia. How did you get so confused?
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@tattantatgames226 Why would I talk about the US in the comments section of a video about the EU and Russia? Why would I be so obsessed with the US? Why are you so obsessed with the US? If you want comments about the US, find a video about the US, or someone who cares about the US. You are weird.
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@tattantatgames226 now, get a new script wumao
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@georgestem2039 What reasons are those?
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@georgestem2039 No. Ukrainians have defended their homeland from a Russian backed proxy war, that was meant to weaken the Ukraine forces. Instead, Russian backed insurgents provided live fire training for the Ukraine forces, turning them in to fully trained units, experienced in full combat.
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Gas kept being pumped through the pipeline by Russia, as per the contract. So they continue to pay as per the contract. The gas already arrived, so they have to pay for it.
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@lifeisgood141 Went broke? Nope, instead made record export numbers. You seem confused. Australia was successful while Mao was causing starvation. Australia did just fine before helping China to grow. Australia will do just fine now...because China still can't live without Australia. China needs Australia more than Australia needs China.
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@thiphuonghoale9627 No one. Russia kept pumping the gas in the pipeline, to keep their part of the contract, so the EU must pay, according to the contract. Russia put it all at risk by invading a sovereign nation.
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@nguyenhoa-ny1yv Do you not know that Russia has invaded Ukraine and started a war?
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Two? What?
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For many years, Russia collected millions daily from the EU. He messed that up.
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I am sure the intelligence plane gathered great data up close. They should thank China for bringing the tech to the intelligence equipment.
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Do you not understand the concept of international territory? The CCP sailed a spy ship down the west coast of Australia last week. That was an actual breach of international law. You seem confused.
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The bank account agreements don't include gas. It's weird to join those 2 things.
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@muhammadjunaid3650 Clearly not...Russia kept supplying gas.
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@anassaytouna5382 Ask Navalny about democracy.
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The gall of Russia. They invade a sovereign nation and expect the world is going to accept it.
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@MrKalleUrbanKalle Are you just wrong, Or choosing to lie?
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If China wants to send a spy ship down Australia's west coast, in Australian waters, they can't complain an Australian spy plane flew in international air space.
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Russia kept sending oil and gas. What are you talking about?
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@spherinder5793 It wasn't finished, so "after it was built" makes no sense. The only people effected are the German company that was building it. Let's not pretend it was finished. Anyone with unrestricted internet can look that up
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@spherinder5793 "pretty sure"...if you are just going to admit you are just making it up, then I can rest my case. At least you have admitted it wasn't completed, which was your original claim.
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@spherinder5793 You don't need to rely on news services to feed you information. Just because that's what you do, don't assume everyone else is that silly
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@spherinder5793 If it isn't certified for use, then no one on the planet, other than you thinks it's finished. The Germans aren't the type to give guaranteed certification just because a foreign entity said it was all done. Let's be real here.
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@spherinder5793 Why bother? You made it clear you are aware it hasn't even reached certification, therefore not complete. I am not the one that joined in hoping that there was something to win. Try some self awareness.
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@spherinder5793 how about that?
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@spherinder5793 German's constructed the majority if it. Funding was from a range of sources. As if they would trust Russian construction for something like that. You are floundering.
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@spherinder5793 They no longer need to certify it. Therefore, there will be no contracts for delivery through it. Therefore, no contracts were broken. I am glad I could finally get you there, even if it was begrudgingly.
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@spherinder5793 You really do have a problem with comprehension. Germany can survive without it.
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@spherinder5793 You asked the question. I simply answered your question. How did you have so much trouble with that very simple concept?
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@spherinder5793 Are you trying to claim you have a written and signed contract with your gardener? If you do, you are held to it. If you don't have a signed contract, and you call the gardener and tell them you no longer use their services, then that is your prerogative. It's not difficult to understand
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@spherinder5793 The cutting of the grass requires payment, just as delivery of gas would require payment. Just showing up to a job and being told you are not required doesn't get you paid as if you cut the grass. You seem confused by the very basics of products and services.
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@spherinder5793 And yet...still no broken contracts
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