Tony Clement's gleeful kow-towing to the Chinese has certainly riled those who know for a fact that communism is a grave evil and that Norman Bethune's renewed canonisation is as bogus as it is offensive (who decides to assist those who would murder innocent people?). What do you do when everyone else has drunk the Kool-Aid of naivety?
Because he's Charles Adler:
And now the Kool-Aid drinkers:
(Sidebar: Allegedly a Chinese guy. Chen Guangcheng is also Chinese. He doesn't have anything nice to say about Bethune's chosen country.)
Because he's Charles Adler:
As we try to put communism behind us, one member of our federal government is actually spending money to commemorate a famous Maoist communist. That’s right, Treasury Board president and allegedly Conservative MP Tony Clement is championing a memorial to an ally of Chairman Mao. You know, one of humanity’s most brutal dictators, a guy responsible for the death of more than 60 million Chinese during his vicious reign. Yes, your hard-earned tax dollars are going to a communist memorial in Canada.
Tony Clement, king of pork-and-barrel spending on Parliament Hill, has generously allocated $2.5 million of your taxpayer dollars to honour one of Chairman Mao’s lackeys. ...
And who is this communist idol being worshipped with your tax dollars? Norman Bethune, a Canadian-born doctor.
After going to fight for the communists in the Spanish Civil War, Bethune headed to China to tend to Mao’s communist troops.
The communists later turned Bethune into a messiah, the way communist states use propaganda and revisionist history to brew nationalism and subversion. School children in China are still taught about this supposed heroic martyr.
Folks, I don’t take communism lightly. I have a personal connection to communism. I was smuggled out of communist Hungary in a backpack as a child. I was fortunate to escape life behind the Iron Curtain, but millions upon millions of innocent people remain trapped under the iron grip of communism.
There is zero excuse for Tony Clement’s disgraceful shenanigans. The Chinese can prop up false idols to hide the horrors of communism, but Canada should play no part in this.
Canadians deserve better. They deserve more accountability for their hard-earned tax dollars. Surely there are better ways for Stephen Harper to build bridges with China than to pay homage to one of Mao’s favourite defectors. Shame on him and shame on Tony Clement.
The Bethune Memorial House, the ridiculous statues and any other institution celebrating deadly communist regimes should never be built on Canadian soil, let alone receive public money from Canadians.
Tony Clement should be ashamed of himself.
And now the Kool-Aid drinkers:
Norman
Bethune is one of the greatest Canadian in history that helped save
thousands of human lives in China during WWII. I can't stand the media
slandering of a dead doctor.
(Sidebar: Allegedly a Chinese guy. Chen Guangcheng is also Chinese. He doesn't have anything nice to say about Bethune's chosen country.)
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