Comments by "Anonymous" (@Anonymous------) on "CBC News" channel.

  1.  @cinmanmoo  So, according to your logic, Canada owns the entire South China Sea because a Canadian private company discovered oil in an area of the South China Sea and named it Canada Hill, despite the fact that the entire sea was named South China Sea before there was any Canada. Where did we hear that logic before? Oh, yes, the Europeans "discovered" America. And what is a Canadian military helicopter doing off the coast of China? Then earlier there was the Canadian military plane. What if China keeps a naval fleet of warships off the coast of British Columbia for years, like Canada's boss, the United States, does off the coast of China? Why does Canada, a sovereign nation, have to take orders from the United States to do whatever it wants, such as military participation in the illegal US/NATO invasion of Iraq, which was a war crime resulted in the deaths of a million innocent civilians?
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  2.  @201bob  China now produces 7nm chips which are equivalent to USA's 5nm chips, its next chip will jump to 3nm, and then 0.1nm, and then... China doesn't need to buy microchips from other countries anymore. Whatever or whoever tried to hurt China only made it stronger.
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  3.  @Karlswebb  After most of Canada military's helicopters got shot down by Iraqis, it has some helicopters left but only one is still working now, the others are waiting for parts from China! :face-green-smiling:
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  4. I agree. I want to add one more: 4) a can of air blow horn or an electronic siren. Use it before the charging bear comes within distance close enough for bear spray.
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  5.  @karenaiello9817  I don't think any national park in North America or the entire world allows anyone to enter with gun other than the park wardens.
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  6.  @robertshiell887  In fact, much of the South China Sea was once Chinese territory during the Ming and Qing Dynasty, when China controlled it for trade with Southeast Asia. According to some western historians and academics, China dominated the open seas for centuries since the 14th century AD when it invented transoceanic ships that could sail in open seas. They didn't have opponents because China was the only country with such ships sailing in that sea and far beyond to Africa, possibly to Australia, and even to the Americas.
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  7.  @march11stoneytony  Julia Trudeau's trans army.
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  8. The same people who set the fire!
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  9. It's unlawful to let pet dog off leash inside Banff National Park; this is not the first time this happened there!!
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  10. Canada's boss, USA, demands Julia Trudeau to follow orders as instructed.
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  11.  @TheYgds  Free the First Nations native people, they want their freedom, independence and lands back! :face-blue-smiling:
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  12. ​ @14reasons58  It's easier and faster to set fire than to convince home owners to sell their properties.
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  13.  @albback8176  USA has many marine territories in the South Pacific Ocean, despite those areas having been frequented or inhabited by Polynesians and other people for over a thousand years, long before there were any European ocean ships that existed at all. USA's claims to those marine territories are based on their historical first arrivals there. There's no debate on the historical fact that China was the first country to have transoceanic ships and its ships were the first to roam the entire South China Sea for centuries before any European ships arrived there. There are ancient Chinese maps and written records including the South China Sea as China's territory. The Philippines didn't exist back then and Filipinos couldn't sail there due to lack of ships. Vietnam was a part of China for most of its 2,000 year history as Nam Yue, Annam and Yue Nam. Any ships of Vietnam were actually ships of China back then, because China was running the trades and government in Vietnam most of the time
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  14. If that's so then let the native people be free from foreign colonial Canada regime, return all their lands and let them have total independence with their own sovereign countries, not being oppressed and discriminated by a foreign colonial regime. By the way, the case of the million native children who were taken from their birth parents by the foreign colonial Canada regime, genocided, and then secretly buried in unmarked mass graves beneath schoolyards is still unresolved.
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  15.  @cinmanmoo  South China Sea was in fact a territory of China during the Qing Dynasty, that was why it was named China Sea.
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  16. ​ stoopid69421  All it takes is a cigarette lighter to start a fire that can burn millions of acres.
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  17. Governemnt: Dumping a bucket of water on a massive fire is the best method we know. We have never seen or heard of sprinkler system.
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  18. High tech coffin.
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  19.  @pretzelboi64  Canadian military planes looking for polar bears in South China Sea? :hand-orange-covering-eyes:
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  20. ​ @waynegabler6570  Paintball gun or water gun doesn't do anything to bears, better to throw rocks or tree branches at the bear but you must have bear spray be ready for use, because throwing rocks or tree branches may not work, may even anger the bear, but it's a chance you may have to take if there's no other way to try scare off a charging bear. When going into any bear country even with a gun, must have at least one can of bear spray, two cans are better in case one can runs out or malfunctions. Learn to use bear spray and make sure they work before going into the bear country! Also recommend having a can of air blow horn or electronic siren that can be heard in the distance, use it to scare off bear if it starts coming your way.
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  21. So your God is the arsonist who set the fire in Maui, Yellowknife and now in Kelowna too? Or was your God not able to stop the fire that would burn down churches included the Catholic one and innocent children in Maui?
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  22. Most bears are passive and shy, they are very cautious of humans, normally they don't just immediately attack humans at first.
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  23.  @VictoryUkraine-kb8vy  So you're implying Russia, China, North Korea, Iran, Pakistan and Cuba should also send their warships and warplanes to cruise up and down the international water and airspace off the coasts of Canada and USA.
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  24.  @rayrayray7494  Spying or provoking a war like the German Nazis did to other countries in WW2.
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  25. So your useless lord can't stop the fire. LOL 😂
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  26. India rain dance is more hopeful in this case of a fire. 😂
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  27. They were in good health, now they are all dead! 😅
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  28.  @stevetobias9097  Most bears in British Columbia and Alberta are not hostile; they simply want food that is easy and risk-free to obtain; they do not go about looking for humans, but rather avoid them.
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  29.  @CaliSteve169  No gun or hunting in National Parks in Canada. Knife no longer than 2 inches is allowed.
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  30. When electronic calculators first became available, accountants were worried that their jobs would be replaced by electronic calculators. When computer accounting software first became available, accountants were worried that their jobs would be replaced by computer accounting software. Today there are more accountants than ever before!!
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  31. What is that? 😅
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  32. National Parks don't allow guns, not even knife longer than 2 inches!!
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  33. Or underpass.
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  34. India accuses Canada government of genocide of native school children. 😅
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  35.  @kyleellis1825  You can stop being a CIA paid troll now. LOL After more than four years and extreme all-around suppression by the U.S., Huawei has not only survived but thrived. Now it has local suppliers for more than 10,000 parts. The new Huawei Mate 60 Pro mobile phone has a more than 90 percent localization rate, the highest of all its products so far. A Japanese laboratory was surprised after dismantling a Huawei Mate 60 Pro. There were no parts from American companies. By comparison, the Huawei Mate 40E Pro had 5 of its parts coming from American companies, with domestic parts accounting for 57 percent. Bloomberg also confirmed that the chip inside the phone was by a Chinese manufacturer, and the advanced chips were entirely produced domestically. The breakthrough and sharing of Huawei’s chip technology also means that all domestic smartphone manufacturers, and even automobile and PC manufacturers, may manufacture or own high-end chips without having to worry about supply chain risks resulting from U.S. companies’ chip restrictions or supply cuts. In recent years, America’s chip export control measures have brought huge challenges to China’s semiconductor industry, while at the same time, providing strong motivation for innovation and development. China’s industrial technology has evolved rapidly, and the gap with the world’s advanced level has narrowed. Today, the country’s chip industry has reached the advanced level in terms of design, packaging and testing. Weak links such as equipment and materials are also catching up. Manufacturing processes are developing rapidly, and the pace of domestic substitution of chip equipment is accelerating. Calls via satellite with the new phone is another highlight. The technical difficulty of the direct satellite connection technology may be even greater than when 5G was originally developed, but it took Huawei only a year to completely overcome the challenges of the physical size of the antenna, the satellite function of the phone, power consumption and heat generation. Once again Huawei achieved a miracle. The wonderful debut of Huawei’s new product has undoubtedly dealt a heavy blow to the U.S., which has been busy all these years trying to choke Huawei and block its development. The U.S. media basically believes it’s a big tech breakthrough for China that demonstrates the technical progress China’s semiconductor industry has been able to make without the best tools. The difficulty of this achievement also shows the resilience of the country’s chip sector.
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  36.  @thierrynolevaux9268  The Spanish, Dutch, French and Portuguese were also militarily adventurous and successful at colonizing all over the world.
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  37.  @201bob  Bringing in chip factory workers from Taiwan because they are a lot cheaper! China is not doing business with all the major chip makers in USA, Japan, Taiwan and Europe, then how is China getting all the chips it needs to make all those electronic devices such as smartphones, computerized car controls, computers , etc? China is now mass producing chips down to 7nm, it's already reseaching and developing beyond 3nm! And with a breakthrough technology instead of the conventional lithography. It's even developing to use biotechnology to grow microchips! China turns down offers of chip making lithography machines at lower prices by European companies, because now China doesn't need them anymore, it has its own developed better technology to make chips. Ask yourself, why is China not buying chips and chip making machines from other countries but is able to keep making electronic devices with chips? So obviously China is not boasting.
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  38.  @mw9297  China has been around much longer than most other countries, it's the oldest ancient advanced civilization that still exists today, it never threatened any other country, in fact, it helped the whole world to develop into a modern world by providing its inventions. USA is only unless than 300 years old,but already made thousands of wars and conflicts with other countries allover the world. There was not one time USA was not attacking or invading another country. USA is the Unrepentant Serpent of America, the dragon threatening the world you are referring to.
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  39. They are busy watching TV news on Maui fire. 😅
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  40.  @jumpninthedarkalley  Also, many firefighters died while fighting fire, killed by the smoke or burned alive. The best way to fight or stop wildfire is actually very simple but governments won't listen, so be it.
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  41. Why did he go on a shooting Ramage?
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  42. This misinformed nut also thinks humans can live through Van Allen Belts.
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  43. ​@@user-fo6tk1dw2l I lived and worked in both Banff National Park and Jasper National Park which are located in Alberta where this fatal bear attack happened. My workplace was located inside the bear country, in fact, my full-time job was always within 50 meters of a grizzly bears hangout!! I saw bears and other wild animals all the time!! My advice is always having instant access to at least one can of bear spray. Most bears in Alberta are shy and cautious, unlike polar bears, they don't normally attack humans, all they want is food that is easy to get, but normally they don't risk their life or safety to get it, they rather be safe and eat whatever garbage than to attack humans for food. Most likely those two people didn't have their dog on leash, similar incidents happened before in Banff National Park, when dog owner's dog was off leash and the dog went to attack the bear first.
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  44. @@orange300-ct8fc As I know most National Parks in Canada, at least in Banff National Park allows bear spray, in fact the Alberta government and Banff tourist information center HIGHLY recommend carrying bear spray when hiking or camping inside the park. It's illegal to carry bear spray or pepper spray outside Banff National Park. Many stores in Banff town center sell bear spray, some hotels in Banff rent it out or lent it to their guests.
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  45.  @augustuslee7  There's no law saying you can't have a metal pipe as your walking stick inside a national park, at least I haven't heard there is such law.
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  46.  @thefishingmusicians  I didn't need to backpack into grizzlies country, I lived with them! I worked full time only 50 meters away from wild grizzlies hangout! I was next to bears more often you were next a TV!
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  47.  @BrandonLeeBrown  Canada is not USA!
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  48.  @TheAircool1  Plan to rebuild it into a 5-minute SMART CITY!
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  49. Canadians require the Canadian military to rescue them from Julia Trudeau regime.
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  50.  @JEdwarrd  You seem to not knowing what's real or not real. Reality is there are more accountants than ever before despite there are more electronic calculators and accounting software than ever before!
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