— Hu Xijin
Is DiFiChiSpy calling in her minions?
Posted on 05/14/2020 9:02:39 AM PDT by kevcol
Hu Xijin, editor-in-chief of the state-controlled China Times, reports that “Beijing is already preparing to take the necessary punishment measures against some members of the US Congress, the state of Missouri, and relevant individuals and entities”:
To counteract the abuse of anti-China litigation over COVID-19, Beijing is already preparing to take the necessary punishment measures against some members of the US Congress, the state of Missouri, and relevant individuals and entities, sources told Global Times
— Hu Xijin
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Eff you, China.
Are you sending out a bunch of Katos?
Americans don’t have to wait for our governments to do something about the ChiComs.
We can and should refuse to buy anything that says “Made In China” as of right now.
Is it a translation issue, or are the CCP offials actually arrogant enough to use a word that implies an authority figure reining in a misbehaving subordinate?
I’m not sure what we Missourians did to piss the Chi-Coms off but then again I don’t really care.
Nothing about you, but this is what “news” has become:
“Dan Crenshaw takes down Bill Maher.”
“Ted Cruz bodyslams CNN.”
“Dana Loesch has a Kick A** Response . . .”
These are all what someone said responding to what someone else said. It’s up there on a par with the douchenozzle words:
“intends”
“seeks”
“considers”
“mulls”
“plans”
all buttressed and supported by “sources.”
The state of news is beyond pathetic.
Katos are easy to defeat. Just be on the pheeone all the time.
I was doing that somewhat before the Chicoms loosed the cooties on us, now it is ALL the time.
No made in China for me.
People, stop buying Chinese!
Hu Xijin, editor-in-chief of the state-controlled China Times, reports that “Beijing is already preparing to take the necessary punishment measures against some members of the US Congress, the state of Missouri, and relevant individuals and entities”:
Please see my tagline!
And no one be afraid to ask Out Loud to a sales rep if a product was made in China.
It might wake some others up.
Would be good to have the laundry list of defective and dangerous and Deadly product incidents from chinese goods.
Is DiFiChiSpy calling in her minions?
They use the term “punishment measures” as though they have jurisdiction in the state. Given they have no jurisdiction this could be a threat to their lives
Not always easy to do, but there are surprises. I went looking for an empty spray bottle to use in our garden (homemade soap spray for aphids, etc.). For the most part, good luck with that because between panicked people and businesses required to over-clean everything, these bottles have been hard to find.
Imagine my surprise yesterday when I found a 32 oz spray bottle that says "Bottle proudly made and assembled in the USA". Now, it's possible the plastic content came from outside the US, even China, but I figure this is about as close as I was going to come to something not produced in China.
So what was the “kick ass” response? And is the author a 12 yr old boy?
“some members of the US Congress”
Now they have a point there. They will expose the scum of the pond in that piss hole called Washington DC.
Think about this, if they really expose the scum, what would that do for the thoughts of the goodly common folk in this nation?
But as far as Missouri? HA! Eff you to them purple pissing bastard Red Chinese.
Me, too. It is indeed tough. Some stuff I haven’t found a workaround for yet so we’re just doing without. We’ll live.
Have you noticed how hard Amazon has made it find country of origin info on an item.
Gee, I wonder why...
SNORT.
“Given they have no jurisdiction this could be a threat to their lives”
...my thoughts exactly. Jail, tax, stand in the corner, wedgie, can’t do any of those “punishments”
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