When Canada flies any plane the adversaries are worried about the safety of the Canadian crew on board..maybe the Chinese wanted to pass of the kongpow chicken on flight

The English say sorry way more than the Canadians and the Australians say Eh way more than the Canadians.

he held the door open though for a long time, and probably said sorry after doing so though, makes up for it - he can retain his passport this time

Last time i check on the map, canadian country located faraway from there compared to chinese. What if chinese goes near the canadian country, what reaction would they give?

Why did we not intercept them with our own jet ? But again do we have any jet that are worthy of flying ?

Its cool, right?

and the way Chinese co pilot looks at the camera most of the time in unnerving

@@gojithecringe why????

​@@eleethtahgra7182Canadains there were crying 😂anyways that is not interceptor fihter jet of china they were coming for that Takedown

He was waving in the short

That's Canadian

That's how you know they're both Canadian. Canada transitioned to metric in 1970 and it's been a mess of both measurements ever since. : D

Can confirm most canadians use both and know both. same with kilos and pounds

A third guy American, could have contributed with: “Yeah that’s about half a football field minus 3 fried chickens”.

I'm American and that is hilarious@@MrGilRoland

Yes,I agree with you. Thanks from China.

Sarcasm

China the over populated state who thinks its a real military power. You have no experience in warfare and the experience you do have are mainly losses.

😂

nem sushi

Yes, and if the Canadian pilot had had his wits about him, he could have slowed that P-3 down a lot slower. Forcing the Chinese jet to have to break off.

@@pakviroti3616 The flaps on the P-3 were down so he was going really slow, which makes it even more impressive of the Chinese pilot.

@@pakviroti3616 "see!, this is why he is the Captain Fred, and not you, hyper aggressive, retaliatory and quick thinking, leadership qualities, so no more belly aching and mutiny". good and probably quick thinking Pak

Cruise control.

@@streamofconsciousness5826 English, can you speak (or write) it.

Yea, its called reality, China was the one out of their airspace trying to bully others.

first of its prob a nato flight just a canadian aircraft which would explain why its there 2. "near" not in. you dont get to play policeman in international territory.

@@zesolodar if it's a military plane then it'll be considered as a threat when flying so close to another nation's borders

​@@zesolodarit's other nation border... So don't play victim like others ok😂

it was a UN sanctioned mission to monitor north korean oil smuggling.

A yes, like how China has sent navy patrols all the way into the internationally recognized waters of the Philippines to claim ownership of territory there. Wait, this flight was over international waters. I guess if you constantly bug your neighbors and harass smaller nations this is the kind of attention you get. What do you get from defending a human rights abusing autocracy?

This is how countries play games with eachother

As long as you understand international airspace you wouldnt post this comment

​@@fmz0507The outside of your yard is a public area, so you welcome people with cameras snooping around outside your yard every day?

@@KevinQu if I don't, I build a wall within my territory, not on the street

neocolonialism baby

Yep,,,, You said it !

Reading is difficult for you uh? "Global News was on board the Canadian military aircraft reporting on the mission, which is part of Operation NEON, Canada’s contribution to helping enforce sanctions against North Korea" In case you missed school as well, North Korea is right next to China.

canada/us border is at japan russia china. theyre just patrolling the border

have to keep trade routes open.

Operation Neon enforces sanctions against North Korea which were unanimously adopted by all members the UN Security Coincil, including China.

I am not an expert, but this might have been a way of china of saying "back the hell off" Apparently this jet was part of an operation that contributes to help in sanctions against North Korea. China and North Korea are allies, so yeah, there you "might" have it.

@nameunknown8441 China voted in favour of the sanctions. But this mission was relatively close to Chinese waters so it's to be expected, honestly.

Does "international waters" mean anything to you? There's a coalition to protect the other nations, as China is very very agressive in the South China sea. But I'm sure you know that. And don't care. *Shame on you

Are you going to ask China why the hell they would send a spy ship 17,000 kms to sit off the coast of Western Australia? Did Australia send ships or aircraft to harass them? No, because they were in international waters.

The double standard is real af. I wish there was an adjective like double standardness...Ummm, let's call it discriminatory!

​@daibm5392 the word youre looking for is hypocrisy

@@KayJay940 Oh yeah, thanks!

So many idiots commenting on this who don't even know the basic facts of the incident... How righteous of you heros...

If roles were inverted, plane wouldn't be flying that close like DuH, you missed the point and now your extrapolating with yourself Duh-DuH!

"Operation NEON is Canada’s contribution to a coordinated multinational effort to support the implementation of United Nations Security Council sanctions imposed against North Korea. These UN sanctions, imposed between 2006 and 2017, aim to pressure North Korea to abandon its weapons of mass destruction programs and respond to North Korean nuclear weapon tests and ballistic missile launches." China is a member of the UN security council FYI

@@canadaclub8920flying along Chinese coast is a no no for any military plane. Remember that.

@@canadaclub8920 Don't you know that Chinese fighter jets are also involved in reconnaissance missions over North Korea? That's why their flight paths largely overlap. Do you understand now?

@@maxhuang2254already did but thx

谢谢🙏

I doubt it's a reporter, but if it is i guess this happens a lot, don't think there would be alway's a reporter on board in case something happens

0:09 says there was a reporter on board. US and his puppies are good at this trick, showing innocent and play the victim by placing a non-combat person in the scenario.

@@syysyy3526 Nice try Winnie the Pooh but your propaganda doesn't work here.

@@KetaFPVyou probably freaked out about the Chinese weather balloon that the American gov admitted was fr just a weather balloon. Your propaganda doesn’t work here, sleepy Joe.

@@KetaFPVPiss off Mr. McCarthy

Finally, I found someone not brainwashed and not stupid. The funniest thing is that they say it was unsafe and unprofessional move, lmao

@@playingdoge7407 Look up international waters, Alaska ADIZ is international. Russia fly’s there and no one cares they don’t enter US airspace, Same thing here. Do US ships try to ram other people ships? Do US aircraft fly 3 to 5 m away from Russian or Chinese aircraft? Does US aircraft try and dump fuel on russian or chinese aircraft? No, they don’t. Intercept doesn’t mean physically crash or nearly crash, the other aircraft. We know it does for Russia and China though. USAF and NATO dont play those silly games that endanger lives for no reason.

You play too many video games bud

@@Pain-GloryNATO consistently intercepted Soviets during the Cold War. China (both of them) claim the South China Sea. They have right to intercept here, even though it’s not a recognised claim.

Yeah yeah, like taking a crap on an anthill

In international airspace.....no excuse for the Chinese threats and misbehavior.

just a friendly reminder to the west ;-)@@48Ballen

​@@48BallenYeah just friendly crusing of military forece plain on a sunny day, move along nothing to see here

@@48Ballenwhat threats? Just flying in international airspace

@@48Ballen Yes, China should directly shut down Canada airplane. Threaten are robber is useless. They are shameless, and say you threat them, even they like a thief close to you house, collect you infor, see when you leave house.

They were above international waters?

International air space.

China was being aggressive. Did you not see the video?

@@usul573Whiles it is international airspace, its general courtesy not to fly a military aircraft so close to a nation's coast, even if its international airspace. It's a demonstration of respect.

@@KillerT-Bone Not a boat..

international airspace plus it was sanctioning north korea?

​@@kumpel_7905 the one doesn't exclude the other! Patrolling International waters with planes close to North Korean border - further away than 10 feet

@@kumpel_7905 That was an Military aircraft near the Chines indentification zone ... an Canadian spy plane has no business beeing there near the chines identification zone... if china sends a spy plane near the cost of California US will do the same will escort it out of the area .. is common sence

Yeah, why are "we" doing that?

* flown * ...

Uncle Sam told us to @@iiyyxxnn

Yes. Observe from a safe distance. Grow up, already.

We can’t even if we wanted to. Look at the spy balloon response. Years of failed government both left and right.

Hahaha 😂

Owner! Ha.ha

owner? lol

owner.??..more like land grabber...china steals house from neighbor

No country owns international body of water whether it be ocean or sea. Going by Chinese logic, the Indians should not let chinese navy enter the Indian ocean and blockade the chinese merchant vessels. Also China doesn't even own Tibet or Yunan or inner mongolia.

her job is to create media attention and to distract Canadian from all the disasters that's happening at home.

China claims international waters as their own. So according to pretty much every other country besides China, the Canadians did nothing wrong.

Isn't it the international community should ask if China is LEGALLY conducting such move in international airspace?

​@@LarryfromPH probsbly not. Imagine China fly close to Canada border too. Wonder what would people say 😊

In contrast to this situation people would have reason to wonder why the Chinese were flying there. @@rayg4988

They just said that it is an unusual intercept. Are you ok there mate?

its North Korea airpsace

@@crimson1369 THEY said, and you believe. China said it is a normal intercept why not you believe it, are you ok mate?

@@tobgg yeah, be happy it wasnt North Korea that intercepted them!

Another one who struggles with the concept of 'international airspace'?

Flying that close is attempting to intimidate.

@@dannygjk you realise everybody is watching the same video as you right? No need to point out the obvious..

Not impressed unless they go inverted and give the middle finger salute.

New thrust vector engine WS-10B

best china technology usa without china nothing

The flying is aggressive. They could accomplish the goal while being a safer distance away.

South china sea. Near Philippines. Wo was near on which border?

@@Anderixx Well, clearly the Chinese pilots were invading Filippino airspace again.

Totally sure Canadians or other American puppets wouldn’t have a meltdown if Chinese fighter jets came within a thousand miles of their airspace.

@@JbuttafoucaultRemember the weather balloon 😂😂😂

@@tempejklbut it wasn’t a weather ballon…

@@tempejkl Spy balloon*

@@Jbuttafoucault Not really no

I've seen videos of the intercepts, and they still intercept Russian bombers and fighters all the time. They don't get that close.

Still don't change the fact that China have ZERO spy planes patrolling off the coast of Canada

​@@ryanhanks4852 Different approach. One may think just showing up is enough others like to take the shirt off. If you ain't up to the task don't go near danger.

@@ryanhanks4852 If you get as close as in this video, you can't really do anything. If you intercept from more distance, you can get a lock on without having to get more distance.

They still fly those missions, a TU-95 got intercepted not too long ago by F-22’s

Chinese pilots, very skilled at flying in a straight line

Definitely

@@Nathan-Romanflying an air superiority fighter at low speed alongside a large aircraft that’s flying it’s own course? Absolutely difficult, most people can’t even pull this off driving a car.

@ex2044 flying an air superiority fighter (in a straight line) alongside another plane flying its own course (a straight line) isn't hard, you literally do this kind of thing in computer sims and training aircraft long before you ever even touch a fighter jet bud

@@Nathan-Roman We have no idea if the larger planing is in a straight line, there is no way to judge base on the few seconds of clips shown here. Although Im certain that you will soon take to the air with your very own fighter so I should argue against professionals

Actually it's near ShangHai.

Creating another Manufactured Consent, to instigate China, they even brought Global News for the ride to film it all. It's obvious propaganda to ready Westerners for a confrontation with China

Dim sum Sunday

did you watch the video???

@@sn4ketooth220 last time I checked China and North Korea are allies

@@yeeetingrespectfully7592 The Canadian plane is observing North Korea to make sure it doesn't breach the sanctions placed upon it by the United Nations Security Council, China is a member of the UN Security Council and voted *for* those sanctions, the Canadian plane is there on China's request (and it's over international waters off the coast of Korea, not in Chinese airspace).

International waters.

Because US told you to.

Ego and war makes money, we need more war$$$

Pacific ocean is also international water. If China has a military base in Caribbean country and flies over the border of canada very often. Will Canada be happy with that? @@torontocitizen6802

It's to underscore our right to fly in International airspace.

How about america stop invade others country😊

this!

Except it was international airspace...

what you mean other people's airspace ? its international airspace

What Airspace? You ccp bot

welcome to propaganda

China has capitalist civilian industry and communist military industry, the cheapest survives in the former and the most advanced in survives the latter.

its basically an off brand f16 calm down

OMG IT CAN FLY, NO WAY! ITS SO ADVANCED!444!44!!!! 😯😯😯😯

Detection, intercept, reliable domestic engines, trained crew... it's not simple.

It's not aggressive, it did an aggressive level 3 intercept...

Because Canada has Americans help they are just pets comparing with China if they were alone they wouldn't dare to fly over there same applies to French England even Spain they usually go to war in coalition 😂😂😂 against 1 third world country this same countries had destroyed China in the past , Asia , Africa, stole land from Latino America ,, support dictators ,, even had an opio war ,,

The rapist didn't like that someone is flirting with him

Also accidentally have some journalist on board 😂

Of course china is aggressive. When imf give loan n country cant pay the loan, country is forced to sell its assets to private company cheap. N they call it free trade. When china give loan n country cant pay it, china let country pay by leasing its land or natural resource or leasing its asset (like port)....and they call it debt trapt. Thats just how they roll. Double standard all the way. Rules for thee but not for me.

good to know thank you

More like it was based on an F-16 (or IAI Lavi, to be precise).

Looks like a copy of the Eurofighter

@@bobmcgehee1749 It does, straight out of Wish.

Made of recycled metal from North America

It's more like you're walking in front of someone's door and filming his window with a camera. He rushes out the door and yells the F-word at you, and you call him mean.

@@ModernHeavennot really.

@votesus9819what he said is real

@@ModernHeaven that guy just stares at you waiting for you to leave and you call him aggressive.

Along driveway, do you mean sidewalk? Public road?

You mean like the Chinese spy balloon that quite literally flew into our airspace and over our sovereign land, you mean like that?

JT's gonna cry for years to come.

You know it has happened right, its mostly difficult due to them not having the means to do this regularly, but keep being ignorant of what the actual incident was

@@theendoftheline maybe inform us of what the actual incident was . or just keep it to your own simple mind.

@@codefeenix when you encounter an angry bot on youtube lol

International airspace ding dong.

@@Andrico77 that's why he said neighborhood and not house.

Really China has been harassing Filipino fisherman for years now

@@stuwest3653 then since you’re speaking for someone else. Whats the point of the statement..?

What kind of “neighbourhood” do you live in?

Oh stop it. There's a difference between routine, almost expected intercepts... and flying 10-20ft away from the adversary. That is RIDICULOUSLY unsafe, aggresive, and pathetic.

yea when their own country have riots , their police can use great force . when HK people riot , the police are too bad . The west are a bunch of hypopotimus

Its the needless proximity of the aircraft

@@tbnone2501 it needs, because p3 is spying, so its push it away

⁠@@tbnone2501the needless proximity to Chinese coastline as well

@@drleishaobo what about needless harassing of our cargo ships to Japan.

@@niweshlekhak9646 what cargo ship are you needlessly talking about?

obviously they are flying in a international aerospace, CCP just love claiming everything

North Korean airspace...

this is north korean airspace, if you read the text that showed at the end of the video, china just plays supervisor for north korea and their playground

You clearly did no research. This occurred in international waters and occurred closer to Taiwan than mainland China. Basically. Vietnam,Malaysia,Philipinnes all despise the CCP's aggressive expansionist foreign policy.

@@snekjek it doen't said the issue happened off the coast of NOrth korea, just said the misson for north korea.

chins

Yes. Flying close to other planes (even a meter or two away) can easily bring both down and that is bad...unless this is the result they are searching for, and make it look like an accident.

Ah yes the old gas lighting it’s your fault you’re in international water

@@alexturnbackthearmy1907 flying close to other countries borders might cause those countries to fly closer. When you feel it's right to tease them by flying Closer to their territory, which is a world away from your own, they might as well feel it right to bounce you without hitting. If you were unable to handle that then you better not participate in a mission such as this. Real war is supposed to get lot more hotter. And let's be honest, that was some really good flying over there. They did not hit, not once in past 20 years. That female pilot was literally being a chicken. Better not to give a reason to have an unwanted result rather than questioning someone else's unprofessionalism. US may have a problem with China, better for them to handle it instead. Canada won't last 20 minutes against China without US support. US planes gets bounced like this every other week and even closer. No US pilot has ever cried mama being scared.

​@@BengalLancer😂😂😂😂😂😂

Sorry I intercepted you.... Proceeds to barrel roll on top..

I wouldn't find it strange at all, since Canada has been working with the Chinese for decades. ALL our governments are corrupt & some more corrupt than others.

Lol, so true.. 😂

It's to provoke a reaction and if anything bad happens then they can whine being a victim of aggression.

Its a mission of the u.n. Signed by china in order to monitor the south korean and north korean border. Canada is allowed to fly in international waters if you didnt know. The ccp needs to inform their preachers better.

And both in international airspace. What's the relevance? They can't exactly enforce North Korean sanctions from home can they?

International airspace

@@luthergrusovin5519 If I walk around your doorstep with a gun, and you dare not take action then you must be a coward. Although that open space is international airspace.

⁠@@user-pb2yz9lt7myour doorstep is not public property, this plane is clearly not armed with the equivalent of a gun, and no one said you would be called a coward if you didnt respond to an aircraft flying over international waters. To clear up confusion also, the video is not claiming the chinese aircraft is aggressive, but rather its maneuver was dangerous and odd.

​​@@luthergrusovin5519reverse roles and you NATO fanboys would be whining There is nothing wrong with this interception

Only they are not in Chinese airspace. 😅

@@runplatypus你想多了，中国不像某些国家那么闲，飞到别人领地

@@runplatypus They're right off their coastal space. There's no way in hell the US would allow a Chinese/ Russian fighter right off the US border/ coastal space.

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Nice try, Wumao. Why don’t you claim the entire universe belongs to China, cause that’s what your masters in Beijing are insinuating.

The concern isn't the response, it's that the Chinese aircraft was flying in an unsafe manor. A normal intercept would involve greater separation for the safety of both aircraft.

Global News' *reporter* Neetu Garcha can be heard saying "are we okay?" The calm male voice is the crew.

looked safe to me. very professional. @@Sethgolas

@@yerxa420ca nope, isn't

It is rather poor reporting that this video makes no mention of the location and the geopolitical context. This was in the South China Sea, which China largely claims as her own waters, overlapping with the claims of several nations like Vietnam and the Philippines, but to international law and to NATO are international waters. In light of China becoming aggressive in asserting their claims NATO has been conducting "Freedom of Navigation Exercises" to defend the status of the waters as international (though the United States does not support their claims it's worth noting that Vietnam and the Philippines have supported these operations). In recent years China has become very aggressive in defense of their claims and incidents like this are intended as a show of force. It's worth noting the underlying geopolitical situation isn't new, including Chinese aircraft being willing to engage in dangerous maneuvers like these. In fact there was even an incident in the early 2000s which resulted in a collision. However tensions in this part of the world have been climbing for awhile and many anxious eyes are observing with fears that this could brew into conflict. My two cents: Look at a map of "China's nine dash line" and it's obvious this behavior from China is overreaching and chauvinistic. However I think it's also abundantly clear that NATOs presence here is more than simply an innocent reinforcement of international law and meant to intimidate China. Neither side has shown any sides of backing down and it's definitely something to keep eyes on.

It’s not the coast of China it’s international water. Chinese don’t own everything.

@@randomchannel-px6ho 我觉得美国地图也太大了，不如让美国地图小一点吧。另外美国军事基地也太多了，很明显也是沙文主义。

@@TienPhan-rm1jy I'll see if you dare to fly over China in the next few years😂

@@TienPhan-rm1jy One can also claim the US don't own Hawaii, Guam or even California and Texas. Except, unfortunately it's not up to your mouth, but the US military power, and that's exactly what China is doing with South China Sea, how's that different than the US occupying Guam and Hawaii?

Looking around…. You know, some people may call that suspicious espionage activity. Imagine this incident in the Canada or the US territorial … what news we gonna have :))

Except this wasn't in China's territory. This was in international airspace. So that stupid comment goes out the window. @@tonelloable

It's so obvious that Canada is trying to provoke a war with China.

What is the purpose of military aircraft flying in this "International Airspace"?There are so many other International Airspace can free-fly @@Winterfellen

@@Winterfellen ok but still near that countries coast imagine if china started sending warships and planes near the usa coastline the news would be freaking out calling it an aggressive and unprovoked act of war

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​@@Tha66别装逼，中国🇨🇳领空不是你们加拿大的领空︕

Divert attention.

Because everything was going just perfect in North Korea right? lolol

They can't exactly enforce North Korean sanctions from home can they?

Just like our allies.

They are flying just outside the Chinese coast, this is a routine intercept even if he was unnecessarily close.

as if we ever been respected

I wish they'd just said *miauw* over the comms

To be fair who actually respects Trudeau at this point? 😂

Being lapdog to USA

International Airway, lol like plane that take u place to place country to country

Haven't you read the description? They were flying on international waters

@@level1selamat155Says the lapdog of Xi the Pooh 😂

​@@giovannidettori8096哪個國際領域？需要你飛躍半個地球？還不自量力的以為自己夠強大？（美國的附庸小弟

damn you got a point

Well, Canada isn’t scrambling its jets to shadow Chinese aircraft. China intentionally intercepts other nations aircraft.

There is still a level of professional airmanship that should be maintained. Yes, fly where-ever you have the rights to, but don't put other's lives at risk by flying in an unsafe manner.

Since you apparently lack common sense, the deal is that he is endangering the lives of everyone there.

@@stochastic42ohh look who’s riding on the moral high horse…we’ve got a new sheriff in town, ladies and gentlemen

imagine being on the flight because you are doing what said country voted for you to do.

i.e. China voted for the UN to do what that plane was doing.

​@@mekaerwin7187 But when Chinese come near alaska, it becomes aggression 😂❤

​@@KanuniSuleyman4857exactly bro west bombs and kills millions in twenty years China hadn't even invaded a foreign country in over double that time. Imperalists are just jealous they can't bully China

@@mekaerwin7187 "just following orders" lol

They would like to inquire if there is any availability of General Tso's chicken in China.

they answer that in the video

It's called International Air Space!!!

What are spy balloons doing over the US and Canada?

The Chinese are flying in international air space as well. If you cannot stand the heat, get the hell out. the Canadian pilot probably wished he was flying an advanced jet as oppose to an old n aging aircraft.

yes 他们有点强盗逻辑，就像我拿着把枪在你家门口公共区域就这样瞄着你。你还不能说话，也不能拿枪回击，不然就是影响我通行了，真搞笑

Nah, they Canadian media will say China is threatening Canada although they are not in Canadian's territory but it is a threat and clearly shows how Bad China is.

Canada only conducts joint military exercises in areas surrounding its allies South Korea, Japan, USA, Australia and other allied nations. If China has friends in North America, they are welcome to conduct military exercises near their allies. It's a shame that Wolf Warrior's diplomatic approach is more like that of an international orphan.

They were enforcing North Korea sanctions, international airspace are for every nation, I don't see a problem to fly bombers if it is in INTERNATIONAL AIRSPACE.

@@user-ny2vt9jv9f 你们对台湾国不也同款强盗逻辑吗，笑死。现在被制裁了开始装白莲花了

Not in their airspace, unwarranted and carried out dangerously.

@@theendoftheline Suspected as much.

⁠@@theendofthelineright, so if it were to US they would only act AFTER an Russian aircraft enters their airspace

International waters, that's how close. So not Chinese territory.

​@@InteloPLso you're saying if a chinese aircraft armed to the teeth with explosives flew about 20 miles off of new york, america wouldn't send aircraft after it? Because it's international waters?

Depends. From usual SAFE intercept to shot down on sight.

We have intercepted military aircraft near our airspace for decades. If you read the related article the Chinese aircraft behaved in an aggressive manner including firing flares. That is the news worthy part.

They would do Nothing .as with everything.

@@alowry2002Flares is relatively polite. We have a few U-2 wrecks sitting in the museums.

Canada would open fire without second thought

We would do nothing

Imagine if they had police stations on our soil

@@Logan69420 how about "chinese balloon" case before? Canada call the sugar daddy aka USA to send F35 only for take down, which actually only the hobbyists balloon

Imagine if China was ruled by Taiwan. The real China.

It was in INTERNATIONAL AIRSPACE. Read before you post

no, is not thief, it's US's toy-boy

Right, tries to steal plane in international air space, calls them thief. Thats not logic thats delusion.

Why is this aircraft being called the equivalent of a thief? It was flying in international, mission approved fashion. I dont know why you guys cant look at the title longer than a second but it clearly says they did a dangerous maneuver that could be seen as aggressive, not that they were literally aggressive in a combat way.

@@screech2730 because propaganda, why else would china intercept a mission that china itself approved through the UN, well theres propaganda and also this wouldnt be the first time they hoped to steal technology from an aircraft they forced to land. Or in another word: Hypocrisy.

@@screech2730 This whole comments section is just Chinese propaganda from what I can see. The wumao working overtime. I wouldn't pay it much attention.

By trying to murder him and almost succeeding. Its a criminal offence, you know? + It was 0 of chinese buisness, everything happened near corea.

They weren't peeping on them. China was just using that as an excuse to try to drive people away from airspace they pretend is theirs. Much like they do in te oceans. If anyone should be okay with other countries spying it should be the Chinese because that is China's M.O. ... spy, steal and pretend stuff they don't own is their's. I almost forgot one more thing they do an aful lot of pretending their paper tiger military would have a fighting chance against NATO and being aggressive towards a military which would crush them like a bug. Never trust anything that China says or does, words of wisdom.

China asked them to be there to peep on North Korea to make sure it doesn't breach the sanctions placed upon it by the United Nations Security Council, of which China is a member and voted for said sanctions. China just does this with western aircraft to try to intimidate them and appear stronger militarily in international politics.

Because the person was part of the Neighborhood Watch Program, which you voted for and support, and you were engaging in criminal behavior inside your home. There, a better analogy made out of your clumsy one.

​@@captaincapitalism264are they voted into if you're born into a world where the Neighbourhood Watch has all the power. Besides, the Watch is only as good as it's members

Then stop botting and look it up, or just take the one word description "better"

So you want to know how Canada would react if China operated legally in international airspace? We call that being normal.

​@@CausticLemons7Really!? So why RAF sent two fighter jets to intercept Russian bomber flying in international airspace and all of the British media reported on it?

Expected comment from a paid member of the Chinese Communist Party. Do all of us a favour and get lost.

@@CausticLemons7 did canada send cf18 to russian bomber when they go to close to canada water ?

That might be the reason the Chinese jet gave the US plane the turbulence weeks ago...

Better advice: don’t go there any more.

How is dropping flaps going to cause a loss in altitude? Spoilers will.

Sorry Yes we would lose altitude also and cruise very slow with flaps dropped and only running on two engines.

In where? Near CHINA or near the USA? And why US plane approach Chinese coast?@@alyvarin1106

bet she was disappointed to learn it was just "unusual", can't smear them on the news

How about you keep your war actions to yourself and let people live in peace

@@Kr0nicDragon It's hard for him to see reason with his head so far up his...

​@@Kr0nicDragonThen stop flying half way across the world to harass other countries.

This happened in international waters, it isn't the time or place to do that stuff. Not every country has interest in war or being unprofessional in the air towards other pilots of other countries. Canada did exactly as they should by holding course.

@@thecaynuck So why the fuzz about who's being aggressive? 😀

现在中国是 “有朋自远方来，虽远必诛”💀

Agree, its time to show other nations how good Chinese pilots are, you know what I mean...

China can destroy american or canadian air force easily because of their more advanced technology!

You serious?

Lucky he aint do that to the US. Chinese would’ve been in the water

"They want to know if Tsao chicken is a common dish in China."

US, Canadian and other western allies are just treating the China coast line as their FON. Why shouldn't China Airforce be closed to you ? You are entering China coastal area. Would you do the same if PLAF were to fly close to your coastline and do photography on the area ??

propaganda...

Because most people don't have the mental capacity to raise the same question you asked.

@@zwen3763 ☠BLACK BARON☠ Well, then China copies Typhoon really well.

Its in north korea

@@haidweng7948 ☠BLACK BARON☠ In terms of military ... North Korea + China + Russia are the same party. Chinese press conference madam I don't trust said the "Canadian Bird" entered Chinese waters ... even though it was International Airspace. Apple gets a bitter taste.