ChiComs to build megaport in Peru

Is a huge Chinese port in Peru good?


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See, you're ignorant of nature and that there's sections of water, with rivers, and locals, just like there's countries.
No, I know there is other waters in Peru where they can reap fish from but they certainly aren't from the Pacific or at least run it dry. I bet you don't even eat fish or fruit from Peru. I certainly don't and I won't even eat fruit or produce if is labeled anywhere outside this country.
 
No, I know there is other waters in Peru where they can reap fish from but they certainly aren't from the Pacific or at least run it dry. I bet you don't even eat fish or fruit from Peru. I certainly don't and I won't even eat fruit or produce if is labeled anywhere outside this country.
I guarantee you have zero clues.
 
So, what you are saying is that the colonists from Europe that what is now the United States are abusing the colonists from Europe who are now our Latin American neighbors. We here about what happened to native Americans here from the agenda driven globalists. It was a lot worse for native Americans there. And here is the ironic thing. The relatives from the colonists in the past in Europe want global government.

Actually, 60% of Peru's population is multi-racial, and 26% is Amerindian. Only 6% are White Europeans.


Also, there isn't a globalist hiding under your bed. Take your medications like the nice doctor told you to.
 
Crazy McNutpants was trying to portray Peru as a colonial state, which it is not.

Point was, the US had neglected Peru for decades.
China is showing an interest.

Good on them.

It is a pattern that keeps repeating itself and our stupid fucking country cannot figure out why.
 
Yeah, this is not good for Western Civilization.

No way giving ChiComs a foothold in Peru can be any good for The West at all.





The Chinese also built Port Gwadar in Bangladesh with a major railroad hub to the East. It opens up markets for mining and oil/gas, uranium, lithium etc from Afghanistan.

It's a smart move.
 
LOL. Lame scare tactics no longer work. Bush tried to scare us with non existent WMD but you can only muster up something about fruit. LOL

Obviously we need to start another war.......................

Yeah. Bush told Chirac he was fighting Gog and Magog while China was building Port Gwadar.
 
The Chinese also built Port Gwadar in Bangladesh with a major railroad hub to the East. It opens up markets for mining and oil/gas, uranium, lithium etc from Afghanistan.

It's a smart move.

While we wasted a trillion dollars there getting nothing in return.
 
Actually, 60% of Peru's population is multi-racial, and 26% is Amerindian. Only 6% are White Europeans.


Also, there isn't a globalist hiding under your bed. Take your medications like the nice doctor told you to.

Did you say globalist?

Lol 🤣🤣🤣 Trump is building a Trump Tower in Arabia..
 
Peru also produces a variety of other fish, including: mahi-mahi, tuna, shrimp, scallops, and sardines.
Peruvian seafood is also important to many Peruvians, who consume species such as bonito and tuna. In addition, Peru has an emerging aquaculture industry that produces shrimp, scallops, trout, tilapia, and some Amazonian fish.

However, Peru's fishing sector has faced challenges, including overfishing and changes in ocean currents caused by climate events like El Niño. In 2023, the fishing sector suffered losses of more than USD 787 million due to economic challenges.
 
Peru's fishing industry is a major driver of the country's economy and is based on its marine resources, including anchovies, jack mackerel, chub mackerel, giant squid, and dolphinfish. Peru is the world's top exporter of fish meal and fish oil, producing one-third of the global supply and exporting over 1 million tons annually. Most of this fishmeal and fish oil comes from anchovies, which are primarily used for animal feed and aquaculture.
 
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