An act of war (or rather, another act of war).... or a good thing...in the long run?

We shouldn't be dependent AT ALL on China for any thing, much less for life-saving medications. Perhaps if China follows through on their threat and cuts the US off of these meds.... the US PTBs will finally discern that it's really not a good idea (duh) to rely on our Communist enemies (yeah, I know.... the rats don't consider them enemies, but Comrades) for these products. It ain't rocket science .... yet the lack of logic that has been applied re: what we allow China to "provide" us with is stunning. Some would even call it treasonous...


US and China in war of words as Beijing threatens to halt supply of medicine amid coronavirus crisis

The US and China are engaged in a war of words amid suggestions Beijing could cut the supply of medicine in response to the Trump administration’s description of COVID-19 as the “Wuhan virus”.

While health experts in the US and elsewhere have stressed the global nature of the pandemic and sought to avoid blaming China, where the first coronavirus cases were detected, some in the Trump administration have pointed accusatory fingers.

Officials such as secretary of state Mike Pompeo, have taken to referring to the disease as the “Wuhan coronavirus”, in reference to the city in Hubei province where the first cases were concentrated.

More here..

https://www.independent.co.uk/news/world...c-a9400811.html

Is the American public getting honest reporting, about China, Russia, even our own side?

Or could a player be pushing propoganda?

Say for example: Upon discovering the US imports pharma from China, the US accuses them of threatening to withhold deliveries?

Or could Russia push that oranother story?

Could any of these 3, plus others, push any variety of stories?

Asia is not a place of universal love.

Wouldn't this fiasco be an ideal time, for Taiwan, HK, Singapore, others to plant sinister versions? Then the bigger players, Japan, Philippines, Vietnam, etc.