19 Replies to “Chinese Laundry”

    1. Perhaps Team Turdeau could also “celebrate” Pierre Turdeau fighting the Nazis.

      Justin, didn’t your daddy protest Canada fighting the Nazis?

    2. Peeair’s Liberal Party sure love the NAZI”s… just as much as Peeair did… well almost.

  3. The last time I was in Vancouver was nearly 15 years ago when I made a day trip there for an interview. On the way back, I remarked to my seat mate about how the city’s skyline changed since I was a grad student there in the late 1970s.

    Her response was that many of the newer buildings were financed by Chinese drug money.

    1. The Chinamen gangster drug money is everywhere out here and politicians are only too happy to take it… corrupt to the core… the city’s skyline as well as its identity and culture have been obliterated. Old Cretch and the Liberal Party didn’t like it when BC voted for the Reform Party, this senseless destruction is payback, Librano style. Leftists/Globalist/Gangsters run everything out here, its a cess-pool of corruption on a scale that is only outdone by Queerbek.

      1. Canada is a corrupt country. Led by quebek, its culture of corruption and political class.

        Surprise….Bomb-ba-deer has now been fingered for corrupt bidding practices in Azerbaijan. Coupled with SNC, the LPC….and the money laundering…..

  4. If they stop allowing Vancouver money laundering…how will they afford $4/litre gasoline?

    Also…we need to put an end to all the Vancouverites smuggling American gasoline across the border into Canada!

  5. Clannish, avaricious, hideously ugly, perverted, completely devoid of empathy, and convinced they are a master race chosen by heaven to rule the world, contrary to all evidence.

    The Chinese are the Jews Hitler warned you about.

  7. Tasteless Chinese laundry joke alert:

    There was this Greek fellow who owned a laundry and had a Chinese employee named Charlie, whom he loved to mock.
    Every Friday with his friends in tow, the owner would ask Charlie what day it was, to which he would reply “Fliday.”
    Then they all got a good laugh at his inability to correctly pronounce the “r” sound.
    So Charlie got fed up and hired a linguist to help him pronounce Friday. After weeks of therapy, he got the pronunciation right.
    So the next Friday, when he was asked what day it was by the owner, he recalcitrantly replied, “it’s Friday you gleek plick.”

    1. I love it when the maximum number of ethnic groups can be mocked in any one joke.
      Speaking of ethnic jokes, you hafta watch youtube vids of Todd Burnstick. He equally mocks various native Indian ethnicities along with white people. Absolutely hilarious stuff. Most of his audience are native Indians and they love to laugh at themselves.

  8. I wouldn’t put too much credence in this report as the panel leader is a hard core academic lefty (Maureen Maloney) and married to another one who used be be the Minister of Forests for the NDP (Andrew Petter), whom I had the pleasure of trying to explain the consequences of their Stalinist legislation in the field. He clearly had no idea of how things worked in the woods. They likely had a great big hard-on for the real estate industry. Their solution, unsurprisingly is more mindless regulation.

    1. well I think you’ve hit upon something there JC.
      newbie mps finding themselves in cabinet.
      not not a whit of experience, training, comprehension of the front line workings of their portfolio,
      appointed by the prime minister for POLITICAL reasons like getting a rep from some part of canaduh, gender, race, etc
      all the while it turns into on-the-job training and mishtak after mishtak pile up.
      hmmmm, that’s sounds familiar . . . . . .

  9. So along with the recent multiple rubbings of Canada’s nose in shit on the international stage, the Chi-comms have been doing this for years with absolutely no effective retaliatory response from Ottawa. It can mean only one thing: turdo la doo and the rest of his Ivory Tower Trash are so utterly compromised by the Chinese that they have no choice but to take it.

  11. What they don’t mention is people who benefited from the sale of the property. If I’m selling, I’ll take the highest bidder, don’t give a damn where the money comes from. Not going to complain when the city gets flooded with money.

  12. There is literally nothing wrong with this. Money laundering is a vital tool in the struggle for freedom.

    1. Nothing wrong with this?
      Turning dirty money from exploiting, up to and including murder, by rich criminal gangs, against people who sometimes have no choice, into clean money.
      I’m sure the foreign extortion victims, drug addicts, child labourers and sex slaves, among others, really feel freer when the rich thugs now have clean money thanks in part to Canada.

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