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Belgium also bans TikTok on government phones
(www.politico.eu)
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China took the lead in that...
Good, why would you want US tech giants operating in your country, hoovering up data on all your citizens? Which they got caught doing by the way:
Good thing China would never think to do that to its own citizens and worldwide.
Difference is that US is a despotic regime that's a blight upon humanity and a planet as a whole.
Meanwhile China dumps fill on coral reefs in an attempt to take over the territorial waters of other countries, then makes pitiful cries when the US sails right through their false claims. China would match the US sin for sin throughout the modern era if it had the capability.
Why are usa ships near china. Yankees always invade invade invade. Thousands of kilometers away from their coast. Those rogue ships should be treated like the pirate ships they are.
What are you talking about? These are hundreds of miles from China's shores.
Sailing through international waters. Literally terrorism.