if biden said "i shit my pants" would that be considered an intense form of speech?
if biden said "i shit my pants" would that be considered an intense form of speech?
Appears the US population aren't the only ones with zero respect for the illegitimate President.
China’s state-run media is signaling that Beijing will continue to side with Russia over the war in Ukraine, after seven hours of “intense” talks between U.S. national security advisor Jake Sullivan and Chinese diplomat Yang Jiechi in Rome on March 14.
The two sides discussed a number of issues, including Taiwan and North Korea, as well as a “substantial discussion” on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. A senior administration official told reporters after the meeting that the talks were intense due to the “gravity of the moment” amid efforts to end the fighting in Ukraine.
They also mentioned that Sullivan had also expressed concerns to his Chinese counterpart about the emerging Sino-Russian alliance.
“We do have deep concerns about China’s alignment with Russia at this time, and the National Security Advisor was direct about those concerns and the potential implications and consequences of certain actions,” the senior administration official said.
Shortly before the meeting, Reuters and the Financial Times reported, citing unnamed U.S. officials, that Russia had requested military assistance and financial aid for its war from Russia, and the Chinese regime had signaled willingness to comply with the request.
>Appears the US population aren't the only ones with zero respect for the illegitimate President.
China’s state-run media is signaling that Beijing will continue to side with Russia over the war in Ukraine, after seven hours of “intense” talks between U.S. national security advisor Jake Sullivan and Chinese diplomat Yang Jiechi in Rome on March 14.
The two sides discussed a number of issues, including Taiwan and North Korea, as well as a “substantial discussion” on Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. A senior administration official told reporters after the meeting that the talks were intense due to the “gravity of the moment” amid efforts to end the fighting in Ukraine.
They also mentioned that Sullivan had also expressed concerns to his Chinese counterpart about the emerging Sino-Russian alliance.
“We do have deep concerns about China’s alignment with Russia at this time, and the National Security Advisor was direct about those concerns and the potential implications and consequences of certain actions,” the senior administration official said.
Shortly before the meeting, Reuters and the Financial Times reported, citing unnamed U.S. officials, that Russia had requested military assistance and financial aid for its war from Russia, and the Chinese regime had signaled willingness to comply with the request.
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