Biden discussed a range of issues with the Chinese leader, from “coercive and unfair” trade practices to reported human rights abuses against Uighur Muslims in Xinjiang and pro-democracy groups in Hong Kong as well as Taiwan, Reuters reported. U.S. and Chinese leaders have not spoken in over 11 months with the last call occurring on March 27 under the Trump administration.
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Maybe he should think about developing the best military we can have instead of the most "Woke" military.
ReplyDeleteBut didn't Hunter pass messages?
ReplyDeleteAs he was saying that, I can only imagine that he was having a dementia flashback to when he said "Eat our lunch? China ain't going to eat our lunch. They're our ally, not our competition."
ReplyDeleteMeanwhile Biden's translators are feverishly trying to figure out how to say "C'mon Man" in Mandurian.
ReplyDelete拜托!
DeleteBaituo! (Puhleeze!)
Sure they “will eat our lunch”. They can't feed themselves and Biden is going to supply them with the food they need while shortchanging the American food supply.
ReplyDeleteIn his dementia joe has become a speaker who does speak his mind, such that it is. When he says "China will eat our lunch" - that is a mission statement.
ReplyDelete"Reuters reported. U.S. and Chinese leaders have not spoken in over 11 months"
ReplyDeleteSeems like March 27 to February 13 is less than 11 months. Guess math is hard.
I'm sure somewhere in the conversation was how payments to the Biden family will be processed....
ReplyDeleteSo...Nothing of importance. Like what is between his ears,
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