CCP Sellout Posts Public Struggle Session Online: Actor John Cena Apologizes on Social Media in Chinese for Calling Taiwan a Country in Interview

By Jim Hoft
Published May 25, 2021 at 9:45am
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Hollywood Actor Posts Public Struggle Session

Actor John Cena went on social media this week to apologize profusely for calling the country of Taiwan a country.

Cena and Hollywood continue to bow to their new overlords.

This is so shameful. And here we thought he was a Hollywood tough guy?

He made the apology in Chinese!

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