What gun is that? Sorry for being off-topic but that caught my interest.
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It's a gangster-like behavior, extorting money in the neighborhood.
Since the US loves tariff, perhaps China should preemptively impose an export tariff specially for US. That way China gets to select what gets tariffed. US corporations gets to pay for it.
Sorry, I'm no gun expert. Perhaps our Terran can identify. But it look menacing as it is. I won't be anywhere near him. And he's not the only one. Apparently there is a law in Michigan against displaying weapons called brandishing. Not sure what it means.
All I know is, in the UK, if we take as much as a pen knife out on the street, we will be arrested on the spot!
More militia with assault rifles!
In the US, I bet if they were men of color, they do not get arrested. They would be dead.
I have read a social media that says precisely that. With photos showing people of colour being arrested. But better not reproduce here, or I'll end up in jail.
This Is a tweet by POTUS today urged the governor of Michigan to talk to gun-wieding mobs to come to a deal! Wow, sound advise!
More tweets from POTUS. It looks like the anti-china rhetoric has began. Under the guises of covid-19
Concast (@NBCNews) and Fake News @CNN are going out of their way to say GREAT things about China. They are Chinese puppets who want to do business there. They use USA airwaves to help China. The Enemy of the People!
Concast (@NBCNews) and Fake News @CNN are going out of their way to say GREAT things about China. They are Chinese puppets who want to do business there. They use USA airwaves to help China. The Enemy of the People!
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It's getting pretty funny LOL. Even the comments sections shows that Americans know he's just trying to push blame.
Trump says he has evidence coronavirus came from a Chinese lab, but he can't reveal it
The reporter asked the president if he had personally seen evidence that the virus originated in a laboratory at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
“Yes, I have,” Trump said.
Pressed later on the specific evidence that gave him confidence that the virus had come from a lab, Trump said, “I can’t tell you that. I’m not allowed to tell you that.”
Intelligence officials and disease experts are shooting down Trump's claim that the US has good reason to believe the coronavirus originated in a Wuhan lab
One intelligence official, who spoke to the newspaper under the condition of anonymity, said policymakers have been told in private briefings that China may have downplayed the outbreak in its early days, but there's no evidence that the virus was the result of an accidental transmission at a Wuhan lab.
"What we know is it's naturally occurring," a second anonymous intelligence official added. "We know that it came from Wuhan. There's been speculation: Did it come from a market? Did it come from a lab? We just don't know."
Meanwhile, experts said while labs are not free from human error, a lab accident in this case is not the most likely of scenarios.
"It's far more likely that Mother Nature is just a step ahead of us and has created a novel pathogen, now able to move quite effectively from human to human," Jason Rao, a bio-security specialist and former senior policy adviser to President Barack Obama, told The Post.
Trump says he has evidence coronavirus came from a Chinese lab, but he can't reveal it
The reporter asked the president if he had personally seen evidence that the virus originated in a laboratory at the Wuhan Institute of Virology.
“Yes, I have,” Trump said.
Pressed later on the specific evidence that gave him confidence that the virus had come from a lab, Trump said, “I can’t tell you that. I’m not allowed to tell you that.”
Intelligence officials and disease experts are shooting down Trump's claim that the US has good reason to believe the coronavirus originated in a Wuhan lab
One intelligence official, who spoke to the newspaper under the condition of anonymity, said policymakers have been told in private briefings that China may have downplayed the outbreak in its early days, but there's no evidence that the virus was the result of an accidental transmission at a Wuhan lab.
"What we know is it's naturally occurring," a second anonymous intelligence official added. "We know that it came from Wuhan. There's been speculation: Did it come from a market? Did it come from a lab? We just don't know."
Meanwhile, experts said while labs are not free from human error, a lab accident in this case is not the most likely of scenarios.
"It's far more likely that Mother Nature is just a step ahead of us and has created a novel pathogen, now able to move quite effectively from human to human," Jason Rao, a bio-security specialist and former senior policy adviser to President Barack Obama, told The Post.