China’s Debt to the World: Reparations or Retribution?
Credit: Image by Grok-3 xAIChina’s role in the COVID-19 pandemic and the fentanyl crisis has left a trail of devastation—millions dead, economies crippled, and families broken. Their negligence in the pandemic’s early days and their complicity in fueling the fentanyl trade demand accountability. Reparations would be ideal, but China won’t pay up willingly. When diplomacy and sanctions aren’t enough, covert actions—like sinking their ships—become a serious option to force their hand. Here’s why, and how it fits into the bigger picture.The Pandemic: China’s Failure Set the Stage: The COVID-19 outbreak started in China, and their initial response…