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03/04/20

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Originally posted by Dabbler101 ↑

Ignoring the various stories of how Corona virus started, it is obvious that Chinese officials knew that Corona was highly infectious and deadly, long before they locked down Wuhan and told the rest of the world about Corona. While they kept the facts secret, they allowed many Chinese to travel to all parts of the world.Hence Chinese officials are responsible for all the deaths (and maiming) caused by Corona and also for the economic devastation of almost every country in the world.
The UN should sanction China. All countries affected should mount a case against China in the world court and force them to pay annual instalments to alleviate the debt that countries will be in for many years. But that won’t happen as almost all countries (especially Australia) depend on trade (or handouts) with/from China. Also, the educated industrialised nations are not a majority in the UN.
And now this according to the BBC - China has banned the trade and consumption of wild animals but approved the use of bear bile to treat coronavirus patients. Still showing primitive tendencies.
What can be done?
Write to your state and federal MP and let them know that you do not want Chinese investment in Australia.
When buying anything - if it is made in China, look for an alternative that is made somewhere else and be prepared to pay a bit more.
Do not travel to China. Travel to Taiwan if you wish to experience Chinese culture. Obviously I am talking about when all this is over.
Do not vent on Chinese residents or tourists.
They are innocent victims as well.Most importantly - NEVER FORGET.

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The western world should say to China from here in your rules are our rules and they apply to you and your citizens (including dual) from this day on.

That would stop their continued material take over (purchase) of the world dead in its tracks.
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