Taiwan versus China or Russian rhetoric and Chinese delivery

Chinese Communist dictator Mao Tse Tung and Russian/Soviet Communist dictator Nikita Khrushchev
‘We Will Take America Without Firing A Shot’ Nikita Khrushchev Source

  The Russians issued the threat but it may be the Chinese who make it a reality. China still labels itself as "communist" and I'm sure they will try to complete the job that the Soviets had started. Unlike the Russians who merely rattled their sabers and engaged in rhetoric the Chinese are taking a much more honest but sinister approach such as the release of biological agents upon the rest of the world. I know this was done deliberately because they suspended all flights within China but allowed international travel. China murdered people in other countries. Even countries that would have been their allies such as Iran. Their real target was America and it was meant to punish Americans for voting for Trump. The reason is because Trump stood up to the Chinese bullies and the Chinese bullies didn't like it. But now that Trump has been illegally deposed and Joe Biden has been installed as Deep State Dictator things are different.That is because China owns Biden China exacts its revenge against Americans.

This has to come to an end. We cannot allow this to continue. We have to stop them from acting like the big bully on the block. If we don't we will have a Red Dawn situation on our hands.

I have an idea and I propose the following.

There are two Chinas. The second one is Taiwan. I propose aiding Taiwan economically and militarily. Especially militarily. American military bases on the island of Taiwan would be nice too. American military bases in Taiwan. American military bases in Japan and South Korea. That would definitely get Beijing's attention. Speaking of South Korea let's get them involved as well. After all no one hates communism more than South Korea. If we do this we may get China to sing a different tune and that tune may be "God bless America".

Amazon no longer discriminates against those using cannabis plus they back marijuana legalization

Amazon CEO Dave Clark said Tuesday that the company will no longer screen most of its employees for marijuana use, and it will back federal legalization legislation.

"We will no longer include marijuana in our comprehensive drug screening program for any positions not regulated by the Department of Transportation," Clark said in a blog post on Amazon's website. The change in policy comes as a response to "where state laws are moving across the U.S.," Clark said.

Amazon also pledged to throw its considerable weight behind marijuana legalization on a countrywide scale, saying the company would be "actively supporting The Marijuana Opportunity Reinvestment and Expungement Act of 2021 (MORE Act)—federal legislation that would legalize marijuana at the federal level, expunge criminal records, and invest in impacted communities."

The MORE Act, which was reintroduced to the House last month by Democrat Jerry Nadler from New York, would not only make recreational cannabis use legal in the entire United States, and work to release inmates incarcerated because of non-violent marijuana-related offenses, it would also attempt to address racial inequities in the way existing marijuana laws have been enforced.

According to a 2020 report from the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU), Black people are three times more likely to be arrested for marijuana possession than white people in the United States.

The bill includes a 5 percent tax on retail marijuana sales that would pay into the Opportunity Trust Fund that would pay for services like job training, re-entry, and health services, aimed at helping communities that have been impacted by generational unjust enforcement of the war on drugs.

"The whole intention and vision behind this bill is that it would repair past harms of drug prohibition," said Maritza Perez, national affairs director at the Drug Policy Alliance, a nonprofit working to reform drug laws. "We're hoping that another successful House vote would continue to pile on momentum," she told NBC News.

The MORE Act was passed by Congress once before in December 2020 but never received a vote in a Republican-controlled Senate. The bill will likely reach Senate later in 2021, and will be received by a Democratic majority this time. It will be backed by Leader Schumer of New York, Cory Booker of New Jersey and Ron Wyden of Oregon. All three of these Democratic senators' states have approved recreational cannabis.

In 2020 recreational marijuana sales totaled about $20 billion, and are expected to reach more than twice that, according to research cited in the bill.

"We hope that other employers will join us, and that policymakers will act swiftly to pass this law," Clark said in the Amazon blog post.

It is not clear if the bill will have sufficient backing to pass the Senate.

Newsweek reached out to the National Organization for the Reform of Marijuana Laws for comment.

Amazon Won't Screen Employees for Marijuana Use, Will Back Federal Legalization (newsweek.com)

This is fantastic. A major corporation getting behind marijuana legalization. It's about time. It's about time someone in corporate America took notice and realized the drug war was a complete fiasco.