China Expands Its Military Reach to North America with Canada Deal

China Expands Its Military Reach to North America with Canada Deal

Nov 26, 2014

"China is a sleeping giant. Let her sleep, for when she wakes she will move the world." — Napoleon Bonaparte

...on the advise of Rome/The Vatican. 

There were plans already for China set in place by the Jesuits Missions via Macau.

This week, in yet another announcement of China’s growing list of military partnerships, The People’s Daily News announced greater military partnership with Canada. The deal gives the Chinese Navy access to Canadian ports, further increasing China’s aspirations for a blue-water navy.

This new deal was announced just a month after the controversial Foreign Investment Promotion and Protection Agreement (FIPA) treaty came into effect between Canada and China. The treaty, supported by conservative Prime Minister Stephan Harper, has been denounced by many in Canada as a direct attack onCanadian sovereignty. In particular, the fact that the treaty cannot be amended until 2045 and gives China an unequal advantage in Canadian trade — all disputes are resolved via arbitration, which is not obligated to follow Canadian Law, with no legal recourse for appeal.

These developments should alarm American politicians, even though they have been largely ignored by the mainstream media. The last several years have been marked by increasing conflict with the Chinese Navy by American forces, including an attempt to board the USS Cowpens in international waters in December 2013, as well as numerous naval aircraft encounters.