15 Replies to “Good Morning, Chinada!”

  1. This is more-and-more common actually: lots of common-sense folks avoid speaking out against these bastards. And this is exactly what was happening behind Iron Curtain before ’89 – you voice anything negative about Communist Party? You & your family will regret.

    1. Lemme say this about that.
      Your agent was born and grew up in the very center of Europe in a country run by communists.

      Yeah, you had to watch what you were saying.
      There is though this contradiction. When in the army for 26 months, had exams every once a year.
      About politics, a major subject, among other soldiery stuff.
      You could tell them your way of thinking even if it did not agree with theirs. The thing is they need to know what the rank and file thinks. There were no penalties for your incorrect thoughts. You have to bear in mind that this was in a close setting. I was commended and got superior mark for my thinking even though it did not conform to the diktat.
      Here is the difference, if one stood at a podium and started to speak what one thought, that would be another story altogether. A judge might have had something to say about that, possible key and lock industry.

      Once visiting hometown in mid 90’ of the past century, went to a restaurant, the waitress led me to a table with a guy sitting there, asked if I mind. No, said I. An interesting thing happened. In a small talk, told the guy that I live in Canada, he told me that he was from another place and was there for the congress of the communists party.
      Thinking now, it was some kind of set up, nonetheless, we chatted back and forth, I was telling him what freedom was about, the communists guy did not oppose anything I said.
      Again, it was one on one, if I stood up in the restaurant and started speech, I would be probably busted in 2 seconds.
      As contradictory as it sounds, those old communists had certain respect for opposing view as long as it was not public. One can even say that agreed, though they could not say it lest they be cancelled.

      Heh … yeah the communists themselves did not believe the “Party” or communism, though like the woke today, they can’t bring themselves to the truth even though they know it and see it.

      The politicians and the plebeians of Canadia today have a basic agreement that public lie is good.
      Living a lie is good.
      And that is the way of today.
      Tomorrow is a completely different story.

  4. Afraid to speak out eh? Sounds like they have integrated wonderfully with Canadian society.

  5. And how many Chinese-Canadians voted and vote for Juthtin and the Liberals?

    WTF did the RCMP do about the Chicom cop shops? Anyone arrested?
    What has CSIS done about the United Front? Somebody on Ogilvie Road filed a report once?

    At the beginning of the Wuhan Flu, the c***ks emptied the store shelves of consumer PPE and shipped it to China while the federal government did the same with their inventory.

    Frankly, my Sympathy Meter is barely registering anymore.

  6. Ms. Wong is the executive director of Alliance Canada Hong Kong, which means what? She still has allegiance and identifies with her nation of birth and sets up an organization which which does what, exactly?

    There is a price to pay for leaving the country of your birth to seek a “better life” elsewhere. Everything has risks, but especially when leaving oppressive and brutal regimes. Any time I hear someone use a hyphenated nationality, I hear someone who will most likely try and impose their nations values, customs and actions on my country and we citizens when they reach a critical mass of influence. Research has shown that to be less than 5% these days (see NAMBLA numbers, as an example)

    The much quoted and misdirected notion of melting-pot vs quilt societies is a fallacy and a lie. It is a socialist/communist lie to rip apart a society so it can replace it with its proven lie.

    If Ms. Wong would just live as a Canadian, being a Canadian, her troubles would be far less. I would gladly and respectfully welcome her into my home and community to share life and build this Nation.

    2. “If Ms. Wong would just live as a Canadian, being a Canadian, her troubles would be far less. ”

      Assuredly. But unlike the majority of Canadians, she is too bright to enjoy the blissful ignorance of the Stupid and too concerned to assume the wilful blindness of Cowards.

      1. This is soooo very damn sad that our country under this Federal Government has brought us to this very situation!

  7. To paraphrase Walter Cronkite

    ‘when you lose the CBC, you lose the country.’

    Here’s hoping…

  8. Interference?.. Democracy has no inherent qualities beyond the wealth associated with it.. We like to tell ourselves that our interference is democracy expanding when in fact its just our interests.. China proves this without a doubt..

    Picky choosy on what foreign interests can get involved in our globalist world?.. We were “right” when everybody else was broke.. The only source of wealth and trade was us.. We called this democracy as if that had some value.. It didn’t..

    Is a bunch of idiots voting for a bunch of frauds really any better than a good King or a benevolent dictator?.. They were no more all bad than we were are all good..

    The best we got or somehow renewable.. Self correcting?.. It all falls away with our wealth into idiots voting for frauds.. Lets cut off our balls and open our borders because why not.. Nothing else has worked..

  9. Why have so many people from Hong Kong been leaving Canada and moving back home? Up until two years ago the population had been in decline for decades. This is not to be confused with Mandarin-speakers from Mainland China. The Liberals want us to believe that they’re such defenders of the allegedly oppressed that they’re immune to any corrupting influence.

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