US condemns China’s ‘dangerous and aggressive’ acts after Philippine sailor injured at disputed shoal

[Watandar]

The US condemning China as dangerous and aggressive is the height of hypocrisy.

 

[Musings]

Chinese are scammers, ccp protects them ,
American lost almost 10 billion dollars alone in 2024 to chinese scameers , I am sure even pakistani has encountered chinese scammers in their country .

Protecting Americans from China-Linked Scam Centers

An Update on Emerging Trends

www.uscc.gov

Indian calling Chinese scammers? Pot calling the kettle black?
Stop embarrassing yourself multi ID indian......

 

[huanghong]

Chinese are scammers, ccp protects them ,
American lost almost 10 billion dollars alone in 2024 to chinese scameers , I am sure even pakistani has encountered chinese scammers in their country .

Protecting Americans from China-Linked Scam Centers

An Update on Emerging Trends

www.uscc.gov

Dude, my take is that compared to Indians, Chinese people aren't as good at English, so they're not suited for scamming Americans.

 

[arshu]

Dude, my take is that compared to Indians, Chinese people aren't as good at English, so they're not suited for scamming Americans.

But chinese people are good at scaming , if not in English.
See one victim below
In July 2025, a Florida woman named Sharon received what appeared to be a distraught call from her daughter, who had been detained after a car accident and urgently needed $15,000 to pay bail. “There is nobody that could convince me that it wasn’t her,” Sharon said later. “I know my daughter’s cry.”[1] As it turns out, Sharon had fallen victim to a sophisticated scam that used AI-powered voice cloning technology to replicate her daughter’s voice, likely using snippets of audio from social media.[2]Her case illustrates a disturbing trend. The crime syndicates behind these operations are rapidly embracing AI tools—among other new tactics—to create dramatically faster and effective scamming operations and stay ahead of the possible crackdowns.

 

[Beijingwalker]

But chinese people are good at scaming , if not in English.
See one victim below
In July 2025, a Florida woman named Sharon received what appeared to be a distraught call from her daughter, who had been detained after a car accident and urgently needed $15,000 to pay bail. “There is nobody that could convince me that it wasn’t her,” Sharon said later. “I know my daughter’s cry.”[1] As it turns out, Sharon had fallen victim to a sophisticated scam that used AI-powered voice cloning technology to replicate her daughter’s voice, likely using snippets of audio from social media.[2]Her case illustrates a disturbing trend. The crime syndicates behind these operations are rapidly embracing AI tools—among other new tactics—to create dramatically faster and effective scamming operations and stay ahead of the possible crackdowns.

LOL, Ask any foreign who traveled both to India and China in which country they are more likely to be scammed right after they are out of the airports.