>You have to be fools to still believe in this QAnon conspiracy
You're a FOOL for posting like a FOOL ….And believing what the MSM FOOLS tell you …DO your own research and see if its true….Doubt if you have the intellect 2….DUMMY…KEK
The Doobie Brothers - What A Fool Believes (Official Music Video)
> The coronavirus is a black swan event, which may have serious consequences for your job, the stock market and global economy
BULLSHIT….We'll start buying our food from Russia…Non-GMO…And much MOAR healthier …This was 3 years Ago,,,,,DUMMY…KEK
Russian food exports set record in 2017
Russian food export volume increased by 25% and totalled $19bn in 2017, reports Bloomberg. According to the Russian Export Centre, last year's result has been the highest since 2012. Exports of wheat and frozen fish accounted for a significant part of the total figure, while sugar and sweets supplies surged as well.
About half of the world's countries buy Russian wheat, but Egypt and China are the top buyers. In 2017, Egypt outpaced China for the first time in 5 years: their import volumes totalled $1,74bn and $1,72bn respectively. Besides wheat, the North African country imports Russian sunflower oil and other agricultural produce. As for China, it buys foodstuff like fish and oilseeds from Russia.
Russia's agricultural success is largely a result of last years' efforts to cut the nation's dependence on agricultural imports after the government banned purchases of some western foods in retaliation for sanctions. Recent years' bumper harvests of wheat enabled local suppliers to offer their products at attractive prices. This season, wheat exports are expected to cap another record. The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) forecasts overall Russian grain exports to reach 45 million tonnes this marketing year (last year's result amounted to 36,4 million tonnes). Wheat shipments would be at 35 million tonnes, while corn and barley would reach almost 10 million tonnes, which is the second-highest on record.
Source : https://realnoevremya.com/articles/2233-russian-food-exports-set-record-in-2017
You're FKing idiot…God didn't allow it to happen..You're 1 of those dummies that think War/Plagues/Famines/Storms are God's fault….. DON"T Blame God for what Evil people do…Dummy…(Sorry)KEK
James 4:1-3 (KJV)
4 From whence come wars and fightings among you? come they not hence, even of your lusts that war in your members?
2 Ye lust, and have not: ye kill, and desire to have, and cannot obtain: ye fight and war, yet ye have not, because ye ask not.
3 Ye ask, and receive not, because ye ask amiss, that ye may consume it upon your lusts.
You've been to the store lately…Damn..Don't be so naive..
The Doors - Roadhouse Blues, BEST version (live in N.Y. 1970) [music video]
Everything is FKed up as usual…KEK
Maltese Americans
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Maltese Americans
Malti tal-Amerika
Malta United States
Total population
40,820[1]
c. 0.01% of the U.S. population (2016)
Regions with significant populations
Metro Detroit, New York City, Los Angeles Metropolitan area, San Francisco, Houston, and Chicago[2]
Languages
English, Maltese
Religion
Roman Catholicism
Related ethnic groups
Maltese diaspora, Sicilian American, Corsican American, Italian American
Maltese Americans are Americans with Maltese ancestry.
Notable people
Rosemarie Aquilina,[6] judge
Kyle Balda,[7] animator and film director
Joseph Borg,[8] financial regulator
Joseph Anthony Buttigieg II,[9] literary scholar and translator
Pete Buttigieg,[10] politician, 2020 presidential candidate
Ray Buttigieg[citation needed], poet and musician
Joe C.[citation needed], rapper
Joseph Calleia,[11] actor and singer
Orlando E. Caruana[12]
Darrin Q. Camilleri,[13] Michigan politician
List 2 long to post
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Maltese_Americans
Nothing is FREE….Just trying to help educate you
Free VPN Services – What You Need to Know
Many people who are new to VPN services start out by looking for a free VPN in order to save money, without understanding the risks.
This is a bad idea. Free VPN services have become notorious for making money off their users in a variety of insidious ways. Before we get into how and why this is happening, let’s start with a basic question: what is a free VPN?
A free VPN is a service that gives you access to a VPN server network, along with the necessary software, without having to pay anything.
Of course, nothing is truly free, since hosting a network of VPN servers incurs monthly expenses, along with app development and support. Given the high recurring costs of running a VPN service, why are there so many free VPNs?
The truth is that these free VPN services are actually cashing in on their user base – usually by collecting user data and then selling it to the highest bidder. When you route your traffic through a free VPN app on your device, the VPN can easily collect your online activity and sell this to third parties and advertising networks.
https://restoreprivacy.com/best-free-vpn/
Get a Anti-Virus that includes VPN services and Proxies …NOT Full proof but better then the bullshit out there