'When' the West goes to war with China what side will Trudeau take- we already know dont we...
U.S. Lawmakers Pass Bill Investigating Trudeau Government-China Relations
A bill recently passed by the U.S. Senate with strong two-party support would force the Biden administration to lay out plans for working with allies on China-related issues.
“The White House will have 90 days to publish a strategy explaining where it agrees and disagrees with Canada on China issues.”
As reported by CBC News, an expansive section of the bill is focused on Canada. The Canadian portion of the bill is titled the U.S. Innovation and Competition Act. Included within it is a clause that would force the administration to produce a report on Canada within 90 days.
The bill focuses on a number of issues in terms of the Trudeau government’s relationship with China. Trade, cyber-security, Huawei, 5G networks, mineral resources, defence, the Arctic, global institutions, organized crime, as well as the spread of authoritarian government.
“It’s going to set a foundation for years to come about how the U.S. thinks about working with Canada vis à vis strategy.”
Cultural Action Party hereby volunteer to read between the lines. In this regard, one must be mindful of the fact that the Canadian government provide well over a billion dollars per year to the CBC News corporation.
As a result, media bias and obfuscation play a significant role. What is obvious is CBC’s lack of emphasis upon U.S. lawmaker’s suspicion toward the relationship between Trudeau’s Liberals and the Chinese government. Who can blame them? If media propaganda did not exist, it is likely 98% of Canadians wouldn’t trust China either.
Then again, perhaps we don’t. A poll commissioned by the Angus Reid Institute in May, 2020, supports such a conclusion:
“Just 14 per cent of adults in this country[Canada] now say they have a positive opinion of China.” An inversion informs us that 86% of Canadians polled have a negative opinion of China.
Degree to which Justin Trudeau has integrated the will of the majority into government policy? Zero percent. How perfectly Trudeau’s disinterest in democracy aligns with governance within the behemoth nation of the Far East.
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Is Canada in a situation where the Liberal’s dedication to China is so firmly entrenched that the government of the U.S.A. has to intervene in order for change to occur?
Long term readers of CAP material know how we feel about this. In our opinion, the Liberal Party-China connection is one of the least understood phenomenons in Canadian history. This process began with ex-Liberal PM Pierre Trudeau. As media refuse to confess, the relationship went through the stratosphere after Justin Trudeau captured his Canadian crown in 2015.
For the past 50 years, establishment media in Canada have played their part in keeping the entire process on the low-down. Is the United States about to intervene to root out the relationship for all the world to see?
Without such an endeavour, Justin Trudeau’s pseudo-communist conversion of Canada will continue unencumbered.
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Is The G7 Summit Crackdown On China An Indirect Investigation Of Justin Trudeau?
An interesting “coincidence” –which may not be a coincidence at all–has developed in and around the timing of the G7 summit currently taking place in the British town of Cornwall.
The G7 group of nations have agreed on plans to set up an alternative to China’s Belt and Road initiative as part of a push back against China. Issues to be addressed include human rights, supply chains, support for Taiwan and demands to reveal more about the origins of the Covid-19 pandemic.
A related development is found in the form of a U.S. Senate bill encouraging the Biden administration to lay out plans for working with allies on China-related issues.
As reported by CBC News, an expansive section of the bill is focused on Canada. The Canadian portion of the bill is contained within the U.S. Innovation and Competition Act. Included within is a clause that would force the administration to produce a report on Canada within 90 days.
“The White House will have 90 days to publish a strategy explaining where it agrees and disagrees with Canada on China issues.”
Why the intensity of focus on Canada? Could it be that U.S.lawmakers have grown suspicious of relations between our country and China? It shouldn’t be a surprise to anyone if this is the case.
From Cultural Action Party’s perspective, Justin Trudeau could be shaking beneath his shaggy hair over this one. His government is at the centre of controversy regarding the source of the Covid pandemic as related to an investigation of the Winnipeg-based National Microbiology Lab.
The relationship of the Liberal Party and the government of China goes back decades. Liberal government bias toward China has taken on myriad forms since the day ex-Liberal PM Pierre Trudeau instituted diplomatic relationships with China in the year 1970.
In the interest of brevity, let us point to just one example: the declaration of genocide regarding China’s Uyghur Muslim minority community. The United States has officially declared the persecution an act of genocide. Against the grain, so did the House of Commons in Canada.
PM Justin Trudeau abstained from the vote. He instructed all Liberal Cabinet members to follow suit. Who knows, perhaps he even told media to take a hands-off approach.
On what do we base such thoughts? The fact that establishment media in Canada failed to scrutinize these abstentions in a serious capacity. Both theories and rationalizations were eschewed in favour of relative silence.
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Should concerned Canadians be surprised? Absolutely not. How so? Because for the past five decades mainstream media has been instrumental in obfuscation of the Liberal-Trudeau-China dynamic.
Could it be that a tacit side-agenda of this nature at the G7 summit exists? Naturally, CAP cannot confirm such a development. Indeed, it could be wishful thinking on our part.
And yet, one piece of reality may hold the key to speculation: the U.S. Innovation and Competition Act directed at Canada and China relations includes a hard deadline of completion: 90 days from the passing of the bill.
This suggests urgency on the part of U.S. lawmakers. Considering the entrenchment of Liberal-China collusion in Canada, could it be that only an investigation from outside the Canadian bubble will deliver answers citizens deserve to hear?
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