Actually an informative clip that lays-out two centuries of history.
==A Look Back at a Tricky Relationship: United States and Iran
(5-minutes) Jan 14, 2020
Associated Press
U.S.-Iran relations have long been strained. John Ghazvinian, interim director of the Middle East Center at the University of Pennsylvania, says that hasn't always been the case.
"There need be no permit conflict." ~ Ronald Reagan
https://youtu.be/i4HaFk45WrM
President Donald J. Trump is Signing a Landmark Phase One Trade Agreement with China
https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefings-statements/president-donald-j-trump-signing-landmark-phase-one-trade-agreement-china/
https://publicpool.kinja.com/subject-president-donald-j-trump-is-signing-a-landmar-1841024332
Do you really have sauce on the 1871 claim?
Is this claim at all relevant to your info graphic?
I think you should take it off.
Nomies will reject everything else listed, if the first 'bite' is too hard to swallow.
Poll Report
Quotes from State Dining Room spray
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President Trump: “I just want to say this is a great day for both China and the United States, this is an agreement that people have been talking about for 40 years and never were able to get even a piece of paper signed. We never had an agreement. And this is going to be a great agreement for both countries. Its far greater than 200 billion dollars and it will grow greater every year. It also unifies the countries. And president Xi has been so nice as to talk about other things outside of the agreement such as fentanyl, we’re working on that, we’re going to be working very closely together on North Korea, and as I said inside, it’s like a world class chess match or poker match. We’re going to work together, and we’re going to work together for the benefit of our countries. But also very importantly for the benefit of the world. So this is a very big day for the United States and it’s a very big day for China this is a day nobody thought. Could happen and it did happen so it’s my honor to be here. So Mr. Vice Premier I must say it’s a great honor to become your friend.”
Vice Premier, via translator: “Mr President I very much agree with your words. This is an agreement that is good for China, good for the United States and good for the whole world. The agreement is an economic and trade agreement but its implication goes far beyond and economic and trade deal. The world today is full of uncertainties and with this agreement it will be something that is conducive to world peace and prosperity.”
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When will you visit China? “Soon,” Trump replied.
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https://publicpool.kinja.com/subject-wh-pool-report-7-quotes-from-state-dining-ro-1841025005
>When will you visit China? “Soon,” Trump replied.
Foreign Press Pooler Notes
POTUS said, "Soon"
when asked when he will visit China.
Your foreign pooler actually shouted out a question to President Trump at the end about when he will visit China. He replied with one word, “Soon!”
>POTUS said, "Soon"
link
https://publicpool.kinja.com/subject-foreign-pool-report-3-president-trump-took-tw-1841025143
researching WH foreign poll reporter, who asked POTUS when he is coming to China. Found this clip of him from AUG 2017 saying, "Everyday I wake up and retweet President Trump's tweets." ~ Ching-Yi Chang
It's right at the end here.
https://twitter.com/icsshanghailive/status/898519792843345920
Just like there's lots of sauce on Chemtrails, right?
which is a good example that just because there is sauce, it is still not the truth.
What part of research for yourself don't you understand?
You need to actually look at the facts.
You need to put the facts in context of their situation / environment.
You need to think critically and logically and from several perspectives.
Don't just say, there's lots of sauces available to confirm.
Actually confirm it; or, normies won't buy it. (But, maybe your graphic was just for those already in your bubble?)