Comments by "Gabor Rajnai" (@gaborrajnai6213) on "Macron warns against 'new imperialism' in South Pacific | DW News" video.

@helios7212 Waging wars on the other side of the globe sounds pretty colonialistic for me. China was and is never an adversary of Europe, it is simply too far away.
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@helios7212 Ukraine isnt imperialistic, when it calls ethnic Russians Ukrainians?
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So China wants a place called the South China sea, and the USA dont like it? Wonder why it is not called the South USA sea...
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@helios7212 I can see why you can have problems with your neighbor, menawhile I dont see how you can have problem with a country which would take a year to send a complete military contingent and wehere virtually no europeans live.
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@idamagus Latvia or Tibet wasnt colonized, they were part of Russia and China respecitvely. The difference is, that a tibetan or a latvian could go and live everywhere in Russia or China, meanwhile look how the Brits are behaving with the people from their ex colonies.
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@Dxeus As far as I know France indeed has its atomic bomb, besides only the US nuked any civilian since the thing came out.
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@Grimm-UGA As far as I heared the Solomon islands actually asked China's help, meanwhile the US even had problems to get in their ex-colony, the Philippines. Japan and South Korea arent sovereign countries, they dont count. And they dont ask for help. The US collects a little warmonger club, because they became greedy for the success of the ordinary Chinese people...
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I dont remember that anyone dropped a nuke on Vietnam.
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Why is the german public broadcast service is completely penetrated with british moles? I wonder how many germans are working for the BBC...
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@SpecialMuppetOperation China is not interested in closing down shipping routes. USA is interested in closing down shipping routes to starve out China. So then who is threatening whom? Should we decalre war on the US if it does disrupt shipping, or make blockades and embargoes, which Europe dont agree with? We could, its a casus belli according to the international law.
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