Lost a brother to Covid today :( i'm pissed at this chinese bio weapon junk



Of late i've been wondering...what happens when a lot of ships are in a small cramped up space...and something goes wrong...? The luck by chance fact that the sun moon and stars saved the day a.k.a. the high tide in the suez canal...else the ever given could have been forever unforgiven :) the tide in the south china seas are kinda similar...only here we have a ton of locked and loaded war machines waiting for a whisker of a contact to start something...i think its time the chinese realized that the whole world is suffering because of them and that all of us know of, if not having lost one of our own around us...i think it is time for a regime change in bad old chinese land...or one that gets some sense drilled into it...sooner or later the supplier of raw material in the african, european or south american areas are going to get an idea either of loss of resource or independence...and the market the free world has been pilfering (including your freedom) will be not available any more...simply because after all the earth has been dug and all the water polluted and all the seas filled with microplastic (most of which comes from your chinese towns) will you learn that resource was the one and only thing that kept the world going...so once the resource stops...you will crumble internally as the wolf pack that cannot feed on others will tear itself apart for food...today the world spits on you for their loved ones who will never return home alive due to your stupidity (Covid) and infecting the whole world...your bat bitch to blame or not...your lab vial dropped or not...your bioweapons lab in civil disguise or not ...you chinese losers knew about the human contagion and you let it spread to all corners of the world simply because you could...500K folks left Wuhan by flight before lockdown...now the whole planet will kick you...and I pray hope you live to feel it...! a bit disappointed...a bit helpless...and quite a bit pissed...I lost a brother to Covid :( In loving memory of the one who lived in tiger territory and still kept the balance with nature. My condolences to wife and kid. Sad day it was...covid protocol didn't even allow family to attend the funeral.

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