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Dear @John_F_Power, John Francis Powers, reporter of @YonhapNews, former editor of the Korea Herald,

I must say you’ve thoroughly proven yourself over and over again to be quite the pathological liar.  This is quite disturbing considering your position as a journalist for the Yonhap News:

“…seeking to link me to an individual I know almost nothing about in an utterly misleading way.”

Well, it seems to me by some of the many conversations you’ve had with this particular individual, that you do know this particular individual and you know him quite well, and for quite some time too. I think this is utter bullshit and now utterly misleading of you.

What else I find disturbing is that you continue, after all of this, you continue to cavort with this individual, Martin Williams, the author of such posts as “Gaming Azn girls” and “How to Get Laid In South Korea,” aka RedPoleQ, a well known racist, misogynist “pickup artist” who continually promotes rape culture. You mean to tell me you had no idea of what your friend does for a living? It’s all right there in his twitter profile. That is pretty incredible, considering you’re supposed to be a Yonhap journalist. Or is it because you see absolutely nothing wrong with what this scumbag does in Korea, and that you share the same racist, misogynist attitudes? This is quite disturbing indeed.

Not only that, I am now getting messages that you’ve started to harass, threaten and doxx tumblr users here that reblogged this here post. And this isn’t the first time, I’ve seen you doxx in the past. I’m not sure why a Yonhap journalist of your caliber needs to resort to such things.

If you have a problem with me, I suggest you say so out of the shadows.  Otherwise, you are simply a coward. 

I do have a problem with you, and as well as others. We’ve been saying and stating this, from and out the shadows. But the problem is you’re not interested in the truth, either you don’t hear us, or you’re out to silence us .

In which case you should immediately write an apology and retraction on your blog.

I’m not sure why you’re demanding an apology and a retraction?

If this isnt white supremacy at work idek

sure i’ll delete those tweets John, i’ll delete them right now:

hmmm… you guys keep cavorting with each other, then deleting the tweets? why? just move to e-mail. 

the crap bulletin is featuring a newsganda op-ed by hack journo nicholas wade. this one seems to be going viral, trending on twitter.

i keep asking myself, why are they pushing this origin story so hard?

and funny, there’s no mention of USAMRIID or fort detrick anywhere. no mention of the US’s crazy history of lab accidents and leaks and bioweapons and GOF research. there’s not even a mention of the evidence that this virus was around long before patient zero/index case was discovered in asia. 

i wonder why? what are they trying to hide?

either way, this story is serving its purpose.

if you’re asian american and you are not armed right now, i strongly suggest you prepare yourself and get armed now.

or if you can get the hell out of the US.

there’s a Korean movie called “Steel Rain” that was really good. i think you should watch it. i see that netflix has it, i think i don’t know dont have netflix.

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Steel_Rain

also, plot twist: Japan already has nukes.

gee, I wonder why Obama is saying this about the internet? “the single biggest threat to our democracy?”

could it be because the internet exposed his massive crimes? exposed his mass surveillance and spying on the entire world?

his gross mass crimes against humanity? exposed his kill lists? exposed that he’s a brutal mass murderer war criminal monster responsible for countless deaths of innocent people?

In Feb­ru­ary, alle­ga­tions sur­faced that the U.S. embassy in La Paz, locat­ed in west­ern Bolivia, has been ask­ing Peace Corps vol­un­teers and Ful­bright schol­ars to pro­vide intel­li­gence infor­ma­tion to the U.S. embassy about for­eign nation­als in Bolivia.

“It flies in the face of what the Ful­bright pro­gram is all about,” says John Alexan­der van Schaick, 23, a Ful­bright schol­ar from Rut­gers Uni­ver­si­ty, who says that last year, an embassy offi­cial instruct­ed him to report on Venezue­lans and Cubans liv­ing and work­ing in Bolivia. ​“We’re sup­posed to be here to help with mutu­al under­stand­ing, not intel­li­gence operations.”

This alle­ga­tion, along with a sim­i­lar inci­dent involv­ing Peace Corps vol­un­teers, has again called into ques­tion the U.S. role in Bolivia, test­ing the thick­ness of the ice under its feet here in the heart of the Andes.

Around three-quarters (78%) place a great deal or fair amount of the blame for the global spread of the coronavirus on the Chinese government’s initial handling of the COVID-19 outbreak in Wuhan.