Something rotten has spread through this country\u0027s corporate sector, universities and political class
It’s enough to make even the most level-headed observer get a bit paranoid, but you don’t need to construct any elaborate conspiracy theories about what’s been going on here. What’s been going on is a rapid population shift that has changed the ethnic and demographic makeup of Canada’s Chinese communities, and the Liberals’ alliance with the money-men in that new demographic niche.
Canada’s original Taishanese-speaking communities were eclipsed during the 1980s and 1990s by Cantonese speakers from Hong Kong who emigrated to Canada in fear of Beijing’s looming takeover of the former British colony in 1997.
The influence of Beijing’s loyalists in the new “princeling” caste took off after the Trudeau Liberals came to power in 2015, with their overweening focus on ramping up political, economic and “people to people” ties with China. The Chinese Communist Party’s United Front Work Department — the superstructure devoted to enforcing compliance with the Politburo’s policies among overseas Chinese — closely aligned itself with Trudeau’s “win-win” approach to Beijing.
The world has changed. Canada has changed. And as long as the Trudeau Liberals keeping dragging things out in hopes of keeping the skeletons well hidden in their closets, the more Canadians will notice that something rotten has spread through this country’s corporate sector, the universities, and the political class.
And no Trudeau-appointed “rapporteur” is going to root it out, because that’s not what the rapporteur is for.Share this article in your social network
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