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Covid denier died of covid, nice.
Next.
Covid denier died of covid, nice.
Next.
damn, murdered by COVID for bad talking COVID.
you hate to see it.
The great yacht came home to dock and sank.
Don't be taking leads; you're butt licker support.
Says the derp in desperate need of backup to defend his deviant browsing history.
Mainly because he's really dinghy.
well...tbh...he had a lot of enemies. He should have never...
Chumpettes gonna (unofficially) hate blacks for this.
Cosmored the government shill looking to make a buck by creating traffic to false information sites controlled by his overseers.
The viewers will not fall for that ploy.
The Tanzanian president also didn't fall for China's debt trap!
China manages 36 ports in 18 countries.
At least two-thirds of the world’s top 50 container ports are owned by the Chinese or supported by Chinese investments.
China lures countries into its debt traps by providing loans for infrastructure projects and then controls them when they fail to pay off their debts.
The Kenyan government has raised the issue that China was planning to take over one of the country's key seaports after the African country failed to clear its debts.
Beijing also got Sri Lanka's Hambantota port on the lease after the island nation failed to clear part of a massive loan.
ah, TGY circled back to bash China.
interesting timing.
Commie Chumpettes don't care. You weren't here for all their support of the CCP steal of the 2020 election.The Tanzanian president also didn't fall for China's debt trap!
China manages 36 ports in 18 countries.
At least two-thirds of the world’s top 50 container ports are owned by the Chinese or supported by Chinese investments.
China lures countries into its debt traps by providing loans for infrastructure projects and then controls them when they fail to pay off their debts.
The Kenyan government has raised the issue that China was planning to take over one of the country's key seaports after the African country failed to clear its debts.
Beijing also got Sri Lanka's Hambantota port on the lease after the island nation failed to clear part of a massive loan.
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