So what? I didn't and Trump didn't.Trumpers all over this board said the virus was a hoax. See post # 62..one among many.Trump did not say the virus is the hoax.
But the democrat lies indeed, are a hoax.
Trump was very wise to begin decoupling our economy from China. Their wet markets are a pandemic waiting to happen. They will eat anything. They are tightly crowded, the country is a pollution nightmare, everyone smokes and they don't control their sewage well.
Giving the most favored nation status, a designation previously reserved for the Free People in Democracies was an error. They are a barbaric socialist tyranny.
Evidence: China Executes Political Prisoners to Harvest Organs.
The Chinese Communist Party treats the question of transplant volume as a state secret. But evidence is emerging that suggests China’s ready supply of organs is related to the dwindling number of government dissenters.
China’s organ transplantation system appears capable of working miracles. Need a new liver? You can get one in 24 to 72 hours—for a price. To anyone familiar with the voluntary organ donation system in the United States, where the median wait time for a liver exceeds 300 days, such availability raises the question about organ sourcing.
How does the Chinese system locate, identify, and match a deceased donor within such a short timeframe?
Starting in 2000, China rapidly constructed a world-class organ transplantation system that began performing tens of thousands of transplants annually.
At first, Chinese officials claimed that all organs were from voluntary civilian donors. When this claim became untenable, they stated that organs, in fact, were harvested from death-row prisoners.
The claim that even the majority of organs could have come from death row prisoners is contradicted by the well-established decline in death-row executions from 2000 onward.
A close examination of Chinese transplant activity indicates that hospitals have been performing at least several times more transplants than even the largest estimates of death-row prisoners. Given this, Robertson provisionally concludes that the Chinese had some other organ source apart from death-row inmates.
China’s anti-Falun Gong campaign in July 1999 coincided with the rapid growth of China’s transplant industry six months later. Widely reported blood tests and physical examinations consistent with those required for organ procurement, telephone admissions by Chinese doctors, threats of organ harvesting by prison and labor camp guards, and participation in the anti-Falun Gong campaign by Chinese transplant surgeons all serve as evidence supporting this conclusion.
Given that transplants continue both at scale and on-demand, it appears that a secondary concealed organ source is currently also being exploited.
During the same period, the Chinese Communist Party has embarked upon a large-scale campaign against Uyghur Muslims. Part of this campaign has included blood-testing, DNA typing, and the reported shipment of Uyghurs from Xinjiang to the Chinese interior by rail. Former Uyghur detainees now in exile have reported blood tests and physical examinations consistent with those necessary to establish organ health.
The coincidence of the mass internment in Xinjiang, on-going rapid organ availability in Chinese hospitals, and blood and physical tests consistent with assessing organ health, is readily explicable by the exploitation of Uyghurs for their organs.
Chinese officials treat the question of transplant volume as a state secret. When asked about it, they defecate and obfuscate. At this stage, only the CCP is in a position to put these allegations to rest.