The truth about china and the Corona virus

[JaneDoe]

China has just announced the near control of the corona virus.
After spreading horror and melting all the stock exchanges, lowering the price of oil, they will buy cheaper.
Goal beat like the other times that released other viruses.
For those who did not understand, the USA and China went into trade war.
A virus emerges in China that brings down the world economy and valuing the dollar.
China sells its American treasury bills and stabilizes its economy.
After that it announces that the virus is almost controlled.
Moral of the story:
“The powerful make it difficult to sell facilities
It works something like this:
The Chinese spread a virus that contaminates the world
The world panics, people lock themselves in the house. Stock markets are in crisis.
Most companies' shares fall
The Chinese, full of money, buy the shares of the biggest companies at very low prices and become owners of all of them.
After that they announce that everything is fine over there. Asks the world to calm down and the stock markets to return to normal
When the world sees that the disease was not like that and everything goes back to normal, the shares of companies that the Chinese bought will appreciate a lot!
The next day the Chinese start eating bats again, only this time millionaires!

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[tarmyg]

Conspiracy theories never stop to amaze me. That people think this level of control is possible is highly amusing to me.

[Proximal]

My question is, could this have been sent back in time to weaken JFK’s security team, thus making his assassination possible????

[< <Samson> >]

This is straight truth


It worked

[Proximal]

Yes! Exactly.

And now we know what REALLY happened with the dinosaurs...

Dude! Really t-Tex? No arms bro! Big glutes, quads & neck though. Absolutely no balance of proportions.

[Cuz]

Dude! Really t-Tex? No arms bro! Big glutes, quads & neck though. Absolutely no balance of proportions.

Are you saying t rex wouldnt win a bodybuilding show ? Lmao

[Proximal]

Are you saying t rex wouldnt win a bodybuilding show ? Lmao

Well maybe if he was Tom Platz. But, Tom had killer calves.

[Proximal]

And an immune system not worth sh!t. You know, with those guns, maybe dying out was the best thing.

Yeah, and you make T-Rex sound like Platz in his early days. Hey, wait a minute......

In all fairness, I think Tom had a back . T-Rex, not so sure (of course pull-downs would be tough).

[Cuz]

Platz did eventually develop a full physique, peep pics from the 1981 Olympia. He was the total package that year.

I agree he did balance out it just seems he didnt keep it very long but i dont know

[Krb367]

Complete conspiracy, nah. But a shit situation for people in power to use to their advantage, most def.

I’d shoot more for population control if I was gonna go down the conspiracy rabbit hole

Velociraptor > all

[GirlyGymRat]

The Bottom Line
Many people believe that much of U.S. debt is owed to foreign countries like China and Japan. The truth is, most of it is owed to Social Security and pension funds. This means U.S. citizens, through their retirement money, own most of the national debt.

U.S. national debt is the sum of these two federal debt categories:
Public debt – held by other countries, the Federal Reserve, mutual funds, etc.
Intragovernmental holdings – held by Social Security, Military Retirement Fund, Medicare, and other retirement funds.


https://www.thebalance.com/who-owns-...l-debt-3306124

Current Foreign Ownership of U.S. Debt
In Dec. 2019, Japan owned $1.15 trillion in U.S. Treasurys, making it the largest foreign holder.5 The second-largest holder is China which owns $1.07 trillion of U.S. debt. Both Japan and China want to keep the value of the dollar higher than the value of their currencies. That helps keep their exports to the United States affordable, which helps their economies grow.


Despite China's occasional threats to sell its holdings, both countries are happy to be America's biggest foreign bankers. China replaced the United Kingdom as the second-largest foreign holder on May 31, 2007. That's when it increased its holdings to $699 billion, outpacing the United Kingdom's $640 billion.

The United Kingdom is the third-largest holder with $332.6 billion. It's increased in rank as Brexit continues to weaken its economy. Brazil is next, holding $281.9 billion. It's followed by Ireland with $281.8 billion.

Luxembourg is fifth at $254.6 billion. The Bureau of International Settlements believes it is a front for sovereign wealth funds and hedge funds whose owners don't want to reveal their positions.

Data are from various reports that are released at different times. As such, the numbers in this article may not add up to the total U.S. debt.

[Proximal]

Damn old folks! Looking for another song but this made me laugh.

https://youtu.be/fxMNBYyfyk0