We no make buttholes open ! Washington Post fakie news

https://www.voanews.com/covid-19-pandemic/china-denies-requiring-us-diplomatic-staff-take-covid-19-anal-swab-tests

China’s Foreign Ministry denied Thursday it ever required U.S. diplomats to submit to COVID-19 anal swab tests, disputing media reports that some personnel had complained.

The Washington Post reported last week that U.S. State Department officials were looking into the complaints. The Post reports a State Department spokesman told reporters the department was “evaluating all reasonable options” to address the issue with the aim of preserving the “dignity” of U.S. officials “consistent with the Vienna Convention on Diplomatic Relations.”

But at a news briefing in Beijing, China Foreign Ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian told reporters, "Upon verification with my colleagues, China has never asked U.S. diplomats in China to go through anal swab tests."

PANIC !!!

https://www.democracydocket.com/2021/02/legislation-alert-arizona-moves-to-give-lawmakers-final-say-on-election-results/

https://apnews.com/article/israel-united-arab-emirates-middle-east-qatar-dubai-34dc00216a5e7587e57bddf0dc8f9049

DUBAI, United Arab Emirates (AP) — Qatar pledged $60 million on Thursday to help construct a natural gas pipeline running from Israel into the Gaza Strip, the Qatari government said, a project that aims to ease the energy crisis that long has afflicted the impoverished Palestinian enclave.

Natural gas now flowing through a pipeline in Israel from the eastern Mediterranean will be transported via a new extension into Gaza, the Qatari Foreign Ministry announced on its website. The eastern Mediterranean has become one of the world’s major offshore drilling zones, with lucrative deepwater gas fields recently discovered in Israel’s territorial waters.

The European Union also has pledged over $24,448,800 to fund the pipeline on the Gaza side of the border, the ministry added.

The statement did not give a date for the pipeline’s completion. But the official confirmation of funding after weeks of anticipation signals a diplomatic breakthrough between the many parties to the project: Europeans, Israelis, Palestinians and Qataris.