Should China pay reparations?
By Modesto P. Sa-onoy
Volumes of documents now in the US point to the high possibility that Covid-19 virus came from the Wuhan laboratory in China, prompting former US President Donald Trump to say that China should pay the world US$10 trillion in damages. The New York Post issue of June 6 quoted the former President during his first public speech in Greenville, North Carolina.
“Former President Donald Trump on Saturday returned to the political stage to demand China pay reparations over the pandemic — and railed against Big Tech over censorship and its alleged interference in the 2020 election, which he blasted as the ‘crime of the century.’”
Trump called on China to pay reparations to the US and the rest of the world for its handling of the virus, which has killed more than 3.7 million people worldwide.
“The time has come for America and the world to demand reparations and accountability from the Communist Party of China,” the former president said. “We should all declare with one unified voice that China must pay.”
How can this be done? He proposed that “as a first step”, all countries collectively cancel all debt they owe to China as a down payment on reparations,” he said.
That would be great considering that dozens of governments owe China billions. That includes the Philippines that has become afraid of China and the government kowtowing to Communist dictates.
But will China agree? I doubt but the fact that such a demand was made speaks of the sentiment of the world after documents, thousands of emails, were discovered by American authorities. Reports the other day confirm Chinese accountability but the newscast was blocked by the High Tech Chinese allies. We have the speaker but the link is “muted” and could not be “unmuted.”
However, documents now coming out uncensored include the exchanges between Dr. Anthony Fauci and his Chinese counterparts and Chinese government authorities. There will be more exposes – the dam has been breached and free media are having grand time while mainstream media are hard-up trying to defend their credibility and their sponsors.
Since the beginning of the pandemic, it has been known that the virus came from Wuhan, China. I cited last year reports saying that a doctor in the Wuhan laboratory warned of the escape of the virus. The Chinese government threw him in jail for that information. The doctor eventually died of the virus. The Chinese government denied the information but then, as now, the fact could no longer be kept secret. Fauci became part of the cover-up and his emails tell a lot of the conspiracy.
Moves are now on track to charge Fauci as more documents and his testimonies at the US Senate are catching up to him. Of course, China keeps on denying but the proofs are piling up.
Leaking also are news of growing number of street protesters that MSM did not report despite thousands marching on the streets. We are seeing a test of how independent large corporate media are. For now, they have become tools in the mass deception of mankind.
Wayne Allyn Root on USA Radio Network recalls his many commentaries on the Chinese accountability that started in March last year when the pandemic began to spread around the world and things almost stood still. I quoted him at the time but now his piece that I got last week is so far the best that tracked down the Chinese culpability. Mainstream media quickly discredited his idea as conspiracy theory but now he is proven right – there is a conspiracy.
I also got a lengthy report on Chinese culpability. I will write about this later.
The US government is still working on what Root had already discussed. Let’s give him the space.
“I said from day one, in early March 2020, as we knew a deadly pandemic was headed our way and that this China flu (aka COVID-19) was man-made in a Chinese bio-warfare lab in Wuhan. I also said it seemed likely Dr. Anthony Fauci had used American taxpayer money to fund the creation of COVID-19.”
He is right. Fauci’s testimonies in the US Senate showed he helped fund the research with US government funds.
Continued tomorrow.
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