The white house is only horsing around through the media as a warfare strategy

How many of you believe the white house is only horsing around through the media, and is going to launch a full scale nuclear attack on China sooner than later, for unleashing this coronavirus globally via China in order to obviously attack the U.S, because the U.S. reigns supreme over the whole globe?

Remember, the U.S. military is positioned globally. And it would take a global pandemic to try to cripple it. Do you think the U.S. will actually wait until most of the military is infected before striking back at China? China obviously plans to strike full scale against the U.S. once the U.S. is most crippled by the plague they unleashed.

We'll see how this plays out though.

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I don't think the chinese are crazy enough to risk a global nuclear war to simply gain dominance as a world power.

That's some heavy doom.

Amazingly this ISN'T the most preposterous thing posted here in relation to coronavirus, but it's close.

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Not me.

LOL.

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I hope you greased that theory up before you pulled it out of your butt.

I think the White House is mainly concerned with lining the pockets of billionaires and covering up the pre-pandemic insider trading by key officials and CEO's

Their is not one shred of existing evidence to indicate anything you have said in this post is true..Meaning FOX news will probably lead with it tomorrow.

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I actually do think that we are in a state of war and are preparing for unilateral war with the CCP.

originally posted by: Claymation213
How many of you believe the white house is only horsing around through the media, and is going to launch a full scale nuclear attack on China sooner than later, for unleashing this coronavirus globally via China in order to obviously attack the U.S, because the U.S. reigns supreme over the whole globe?

Remember, the U.S. military is positioned globally. And it would take a global pandemic to try to cripple it. Do you think the U.S. will actually wait until most of the military is infected before striking back at China? China obviously plans to strike full scale against the U.S. once the U.S. is most crippled by the plague they unleashed.

We'll see how this plays out though.

Er, um, ever heard of collaboration?

In 2015, there is no doubt that a very controversial experiment took place, it was a international one,
The actors are below,
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www.nature.com...

So, what were they doing? research as to how they could neutralise a virus? or create a weapon of war...these are very dark areas to get into, but it's all there to enable browsing.

The experiment was international including China and the US, and was criticised for what was being done by other scientists, or at least one.
Even if that experiment has nothing to do with what is now happening...(though a very important virology centre) is across the road and down a bit from the animal food market where the virus is purported to have broken out naturally,
yuh still have a ways to go to make your nuclear option anyway near lucid. There's no cake and eat it scenario, just bad actors.

Maybe the US military stop touching those infected Asian chick in bars. The military wouldn't be infected. Has anyone though of that?

No one wins a nuclear war. Hard “no” from me.

originally posted by: makemap
Maybe the US military stop touching those infected Asian chick in bars. The military wouldn't be infected. Has anyone though of that?

Well, maybe those Asian chicks should stay out of the bars.

Seriously, just answering the fool according to his folly.

Really?