China loads blindfolded minorities on trains for death camps

Oh give me a ****ing break

 

Are they sending them to the North Korean death camps? Trump and Kim are tight, so you never know.

 

Uh....Trump playing with little rocket man has been a joke. Asia is beyond him, they play him like a fiddle, other than it's a place for Ivanka to make cheap stuff.

 

We've all discerned that anything is better than the disaster that is Donald Trump.

Anyone that would vote for that clown should be straight up embarrassed, it's just unconscionable.

 

Dachuda really hates corruption, he hates authoritarianism/fascism/totalitarianism, he hates leaders who bow to foreign interest, he's not racist, he believes climate change is a legitimate crisis, he wants increased spending for education, he wants increased healthcare coverage. Overall he's a true liberal.

So logically, he thinks Biden is a radical far-left communist, has a huge f*cking hard-on for Trump, and is eagerly awaiting to cast his vote to Keep America Great!

 

A few of us versus a bunch of you guys. I like the odds.

 

Never sleep on the Chinese Communists and their capitalist cronies.

 

None of us are ok with China's human rights abuses.

But Trump only gives a damn about the trade deficit. If China would just use enough American goods to kill and imprison then he'd be happy.

 

Old news. Just a reminder. Not a problem for your dip$hit in chief...

John Bolton's 'The Room Where It Happened' Describes White House 'Chaos'

Former national security adviser John Bolton paints a critical portrait of President Trump in a new memoir set for publication soon. Mark Humphrey/AP hide caption

President Trump told Chinese President Xi Jinping that he endorsed Beijing's now-infamous archipelago of prison camps for minority Uighurs, John Bolton writes in his new memoir, The Room Where It Happened.

The former national security adviser quotes U.S. officials who took part in Trump's meetings with their Chinese counterparts.

"According to our interpreter, Trump said that Xi should go ahead with building the camps, which he thought was exactly the right thing to do," Bolton writes. Another official said something similar, "which meant we could cross repression of the Uighurs off our list of possible reasons to sanction China, at least as long as trade negotiations continued."

Trump generally has been silent in public about China's treatment of the mostly Muslim Uighurs, who are subject to an Orwellian program of surveillance and repression. Roughly 1 million people have been detained without trial, subjected to "reeducation" and other harsh treatment.

Trump's support for Xi's program is one of a number of revelatory allegations Bolton makes against Trump in the new memoir, one that details what the former national security adviser calls the president's transactional dealings with world leaders that went beyond those in the Ukraine affair, for which Trump was impeached.

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