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Posted by Anonymous
- April 30, 2020, 10:54:45 AMAustralia is no different than Canada...Quote from: "Mel"
We BOTH suck Chink cock now, and will continue to suck Chink cock in the future, until we don't...
I'll give you one example: I liked watching Oz Border Patrol. Nothing but White Ozzie Border Patrol Officers searching "Australians" that happened to be Yellow in colour, and also happened to not speak a fucking word of English.
Always Australian Chinks that were trying to import days old meat. EVERY FUCKING TIME.
Of course they don't declare their shit... Import rotten meat from China, and who knows what else, and the worse fine is: Nothing.
The Chinks laugh at Whites. We know what they do, but because of certain worldwide agendas (the UN being one of the largest), we cannot stop this, or we're racist...
I don't understand that about mainland Chinese..
They risk heavy fines importing food items they can buy in any city in Canada or Australia.
Posted by Anonymous
- April 30, 2020, 05:49:39 AMLove it or hate it, the US is the only entity left that preserves freedoms, and I salute them for that.
Posted by Anonymous
- April 30, 2020, 05:21:52 AMWe BOTH suck Chink cock now, and will continue to suck Chink cock in the future, until we don't...
I'll give you one example: I liked watching Oz Border Patrol. Nothing but White Ozzie Border Patrol Officers searching "Australians" that happened to be Yellow in colour, and also happened to not speak a fucking word of English.
Always Australian Chinks that were trying to import days old meat. EVERY FUCKING TIME.
Of course they don't declare their shit... Import rotten meat from China, and who knows what else, and the worse fine is: Nothing.
The Chinks laugh at Whites. We know what they do, but because of certain worldwide agendas (the UN being one of the largest), we cannot stop this, or we're racist...
Posted by Anonymous
- April 29, 2020, 10:54:21 PMTrue enough. Little to zero chance it did not come from their war / bio labQuote from: "cc"
How and why it got out is not yet proven
They sure don't want people finding that out.
Posted by cc
- April 29, 2020, 10:02:18 PMHow and why it got out is not yet proven
Posted by Anonymous
- April 29, 2020, 09:20:36 PMThis why they have lied about everything..
That story about it originating from a wet market in Wuhan was an insult to our intelligence.
Posted by cc
- April 29, 2020, 09:00:19 PMAs for scientific group for covid, they are told what to do and not do by th PRC officials
Propaganda has killed effectiveness
BTW - You might enjoy a post I put down the page a bit here
It goes into OZ's argument with China pressure and propaganda
Posted by caskur
- April 29, 2020, 07:54:15 PMPosted by Anonymous
- April 29, 2020, 07:34:35 PMThe Chinese Communist Party is threatening a boycott of imports of Australian wine and beef if the country pushes ahead with an inquiry into the origins of the coronavirus pandemic. Australia's proposed inquiry was proposed by Scott Morrison's Liberal Party Government and is supported by the Labor Party opposition.Quote from: "Guest"
When interviewed in The Australian Financial Review, the Chinese Ambassador to Australia "refused to accept that the virus had started in a Wuhan wet market", called Australia's push for an inquiry into it "dangerous", and claimed that "the Chinese public is frustrated, dismayed and disappointed with what Australia is doing now". The Communist ambassador went on to threaten consumer boycotts and less tourism for Australia. If the Chinese Government is confident they are not to blame, then why are they so afraid of an inquiry?..
What if the Chinese government don't really know where it started?
Posted by caskur
- April 29, 2020, 07:27:13 PMThe Chinese Communist Party is threatening a boycott of imports of Australian wine and beef if the country pushes ahead with an inquiry into the origins of the coronavirus pandemic. Australia's proposed inquiry was proposed by Scott Morrison's Liberal Party Government and is supported by the Labor Party opposition.Quote from: "Guest"
When interviewed in The Australian Financial Review, the Chinese Ambassador to Australia "refused to accept that the virus had started in a Wuhan wet market", called Australia's push for an inquiry into it "dangerous", and claimed that "the Chinese public is frustrated, dismayed and disappointed with what Australia is doing now". The Communist ambassador went on to threaten consumer boycotts and less tourism for Australia. If the Chinese Government is confident they are not to blame, then why are they so afraid of an inquiry?..
What if the Chinese government don't really know where it started?
Has anyone thought of that yet?
Also, another Chinese National refuted the Chinese Ambassador trying to smooth things over. I didn't catch his name.
Posted by Anonymous
- April 29, 2020, 06:51:34 PMThe Chinese Communist Party is threatening a boycott of imports of Australian wine and beef if the country pushes ahead with an inquiry into the origins of the coronavirus pandemic. Australia's proposed inquiry was proposed by Scott Morrison's Liberal Party Government and is supported by the Labor Party opposition.Quote from: "Guest"
When interviewed in The Australian Financial Review, the Chinese Ambassador to Australia "refused to accept that the virus had started in a Wuhan wet market", called Australia's push for an inquiry into it "dangerous", and claimed that "the Chinese public is frustrated, dismayed and disappointed with what Australia is doing now". The Communist ambassador went on to threaten consumer boycotts and less tourism for Australia. If the Chinese Government is confident they are not to blame, then why are they so afraid of an inquiry?..
Even the Labour Party in Australia has balls. Trudeau agrees with the Chinese Communist Party, finding out China's crimes is a bad idea.
Posted by Anonymous
- April 29, 2020, 06:34:05 PMWhen interviewed in The Australian Financial Review, the Chinese Ambassador to Australia "refused to accept that the virus had started in a Wuhan wet market", called Australia's push for an inquiry into it "dangerous", and claimed that "the Chinese public is frustrated, dismayed and disappointed with what Australia is doing now". The Communist ambassador went on to threaten consumer boycotts and less tourism for Australia. If the Chinese Government is confident they are not to blame, then why are they so afraid of an inquiry?..