Just like dad, he admired a Third World communist dictatorship that his friends profit from:
Chinese prison labour was assigned to work at a Canadian-owned mask factory in Shanghai, according to the Communist Party press. The Department of Public Works has said it does not know if it purchased slave-made goods: “We do the job not for a reward but driven by our inner eagerness.”
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A federal mask supplier AMD Medicom Inc. yesterday said it never shipped any goods made by Chinese prison labour to Canada. Communist Party authorities in Shanghai had directed prisoners to work at a Medicom plant in Shanghai, according to the local Party press: “The town government called for volunteers to help mask maker Medicom.”
So, it was local slave labour, not prison slave labour.
Right ...
Yes, China IS a predatory country.
We know that.
What is anyone going to do about this?:
“I would like to stress once again that things between China and Canada have come to this stage not because of China,” Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Zhao Lijian said during a news conference in Beijing on Wednesday.
“The Canadian side is well aware of the crux of the problem. It should take immediate and effective measures to correct the mistakes and create conditions for bilateral relations to return to the right track.”
The comments appear to pour cold water on hopes that Champagne’s meeting with Wang in Rome would lead to a breakthrough for the two Michaels.
That disgusting bit of extortion would be considered offensive in other countries but remembering that this is Canada and no one has done anything to affect the release of these two men, this is just another day for the Trudeau government and their voters.
It's not like anyone should inject that poison into their veins, anyway:
In May, Health Canada gave the go-ahead for the Canadian trials to begin, and the hope was that clinical trials in Halifax could begin within weeks.
But in late July, The Canadian Press reported that the Canadian-Chinese partnership was on the rocks, saying China had held up shipments the company was supposed to send to the Halifax researchers by the end of May.
In an emailed statement, the National Research Council (NRC) said the vaccine candidate had not been approved by Chinese customs to ship to Canada.
The statement said CanSino's collaborators in the Chinese government — the Beijing Institute of Technology and the Ministry of Science and Technology, which had provided funding to CanSino — reviewed the agreement between the NRC and CanSino before it was signed.
"Subsequent to signing, the government of China introduced process changes regarding shipping vaccines to other countries," the NRC said in its statement.
"The process is not clear to the NRC, but CanSino does not have the authority to ship the vaccine at this time."
Had Justin been an actual leader, he would never have let the Chinese military complex develop this vaccine for Canadian use in the first place but instead collaborate more closely with the Americans (gasp!) or the Israelis or simply rely on whatever medical researchers haven't left the country for more lucrative climes. Now, he runs the risk of being humiliated by Chinese snake-oil salesmen who might not be any closer to developing this vaccine than they are embracing democracy. Instead, he is being extorted and bounced around.
This humiliation looks good on you, Canada.
Thank Justin for that.
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