November 21, 2012

I have not heard about the safety of the medical community in Canada lately. I hope the Chinese plan does not happen, Canada belongs to millions of Canadians. It is not for a government to divi up the selling of resources that should benefit all Canadians. China should be observed with trepidation, not having a word for Democracy in the language or Civil rights for citizens appears to spilled over into behaviours in Canada. You cannot compare apples to oranges. A close look should be had at China, with the move into Canada observed not as traditional trade, being essentially an addition to the house, but a demolishing of and replacing it. I can say from my perspective I only ever want to observe the Chinese government from a distance, in other words I do not want China in my backyard, running my electrical or in my attic. If China or another group has did one or additional of the above, I and every other Canadian citizen have the right to know, without being labelled. When Europeans immigrated to Canada their life work was to make an improved life for Canada, themself and family. The Europeans contributed to Canada to enhance not to deplete. I resent China or another country trying to steal from my children what my ancestors built for the future. I do not have a problem sharing but the prospect of being pushed out of my own country is intolerable. Europeans were employed in Canada in laborious employment with a vision for their children to have educations and improved employment opportunities. It appears the Chinese have had the reverse provided, in entering employment and education fields Canadians can only dream about. Resources such as oil do not belong to the Conservatives or the Albertans and the oil investments must be shared with each Canadian. If the Conservative government relates to the Chinese so closely then by all means go live in the parched, used up country called China. The Conservative government has an opportunity to improve and enrich the life of every Canadian with the sale of oil to the world. Canadian resources are not be gifts to China and the resources are not to be offerings to China. I mistrust the Chinese government, observing the Chinese government as carrying the bubonic plague of trillions. Perhaps the Conservative government should share with Canadians the possible detrimental impact that China and the World Health Organization have had in the life of Canadians since the appointment of Margaret Chan as the WHO director. Sometimes I question the depth of Canadianism the Conservatve government has. It appears as though the Conservative governement has a fixation of providing for everyone except Canadians. Taking away from the Canadian Pension and giving resources to a country who has been unconscionable about provisions for Chinese citizens, as well as a catstrophic environmental disaster? Why can I not use pesticides to grow a garden and why am I observing peaches and pears, in stores, being canned in China, which have no environmental code? Observing of the Chinese governments behaviour I cannot help recalling history and the abuse of Tianamen. Can the Conservative government be sure of protection for Canadians from a Chinese government which has no cognitive dissonance, is moraly bankrupt, demonstrates a lack of commen sense, and stood in the Royal Botanical Gardens, upon the appointment of Margaret Chan and said "we are not going back". I would expect Steven Harper, being of the Jewish faith, to be really concerned about governments such as China who have a miniscual amount of morality. I have a theory that Canada is being divided between China, the Middle East with a cast system India. Going back is a slight real concern, what China's mocking game is bringing to Canada is the reel real concern. I'm still standing. Oh yes, Oh Canada, can you be certain Canadian females and children will not ultimately be offered for sale in Canada, as is in third world countries such as China.

"Watchdog groups believe that actual execution numbers greatly exceed officially recorded executions; in 2009, the Dui Hua Foundation estimated that 5,000 people were executed in China — far more than all other nations combined." Confusing information on Chinese law, worth looking into. Does China commit public executions within arena's, or should the somewhat cleansed version on wikipedia be believed? Can Canadians take the risk?