Donald Trump is continuing to ramp up threats to impose high tariffs on imports from nations around the world. Most of those being targeted are allies or at least friendly trading partners. One that has yet to receive the President’s intensified pressure, however, is actually a mortal enemy: Communist China.
The People's Republic of China (via Beijing's rule) has undoubtedly become an entitled, smug, bully nation, not much better than Trump's America, if at all.
As a news-consuming Canadian, I've particularly noticed this. There has been an irritation especially expressed by China's government, and increasingly even India's, when our government — unlike with, say, mighty American assertiveness — dared to anger/embarrass them, even when on reasonable and/or just grounds.
The Beijing leadership of the People's Republic of China was particularly angered by the relatively-weak Canada having been the one to detain (on Dec.1, 2018) and hold on (albeit luxurious) house arrest Meng Wanzhou, the Huawei executive and daughter of the tech corporation’s founder. Considering that a U.S. arrest warrant obligated Canada to detain her, why didn’t Beijing publicly express similar bluster towards Washington D.C. and, most notably, the then first administration of Donald Trump? Because size thus capability definitely matters?
Instead, Beijing took the more bullyish/cowardly path by arbitrarily detaining two Canadian men, commonly referred to by the news-media as “the 2 Michaels”, under bogus espionage charges effectively as human political hostages. Quite unlike Meng Wanzhou's “house arrest” in a luxurious Vancouver mansion, the 2 Michaels did comparably very hard time in mainland China for a total of 1,020 days. The PRC could have more appropriately picked a couple of Americans to wrongfully imprison but deliberately stuck with bullying and taking hostages from the relatively militarily- and economically-weak Canada.
The 2 Michaels just happened to be released at the same time as the Trump U.S. dropped its charges against Meng Wanzhou, who was then released, for something political and/or economic in return from China. … Classic foreign-policy bullyish cowardice.
With India’s government, Canada dealt (at least somewhat) firmly after Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a prominent Canadian Sikh separatist, was assassinated in Surrey, B.C., on June 18, 2023. Undoubtedly already aware of the diplomatic furor likely to come, even at Canada’s expense, an investigation nonetheless resulted in Canada charging three Indian nationals for the murder.
… More national governments around the globe are feeling and expressing a growing sense of foreign relations and power-politics entitlement toward militarily and/or economically weaker nations, including Canada — one that we are expected to simply get used to.
It won't work. The goods must simply not be available. Most people do not realize they are buying from China and I am sure Amazon, Walmart and Target are not making that clear. We must shut the entire system down. If Amazon, Walmart and Target do not comply, treat them just like you would a terrorist cell. Cause them havoc until they stop. They only listen to the bottom line. They would sell products from the devil if it were profitable enough.
The People's Republic of China (via Beijing's rule) has undoubtedly become an entitled, smug, bully nation, not much better than Trump's America, if at all.
As a news-consuming Canadian, I've particularly noticed this. There has been an irritation especially expressed by China's government, and increasingly even India's, when our government — unlike with, say, mighty American assertiveness — dared to anger/embarrass them, even when on reasonable and/or just grounds.
The Beijing leadership of the People's Republic of China was particularly angered by the relatively-weak Canada having been the one to detain (on Dec.1, 2018) and hold on (albeit luxurious) house arrest Meng Wanzhou, the Huawei executive and daughter of the tech corporation’s founder. Considering that a U.S. arrest warrant obligated Canada to detain her, why didn’t Beijing publicly express similar bluster towards Washington D.C. and, most notably, the then first administration of Donald Trump? Because size thus capability definitely matters?
Instead, Beijing took the more bullyish/cowardly path by arbitrarily detaining two Canadian men, commonly referred to by the news-media as “the 2 Michaels”, under bogus espionage charges effectively as human political hostages. Quite unlike Meng Wanzhou's “house arrest” in a luxurious Vancouver mansion, the 2 Michaels did comparably very hard time in mainland China for a total of 1,020 days. The PRC could have more appropriately picked a couple of Americans to wrongfully imprison but deliberately stuck with bullying and taking hostages from the relatively militarily- and economically-weak Canada.
The 2 Michaels just happened to be released at the same time as the Trump U.S. dropped its charges against Meng Wanzhou, who was then released, for something political and/or economic in return from China. … Classic foreign-policy bullyish cowardice.
With India’s government, Canada dealt (at least somewhat) firmly after Hardeep Singh Nijjar, a prominent Canadian Sikh separatist, was assassinated in Surrey, B.C., on June 18, 2023. Undoubtedly already aware of the diplomatic furor likely to come, even at Canada’s expense, an investigation nonetheless resulted in Canada charging three Indian nationals for the murder.
… More national governments around the globe are feeling and expressing a growing sense of foreign relations and power-politics entitlement toward militarily and/or economically weaker nations, including Canada — one that we are expected to simply get used to.
This unholy alliance; the armies of the East (CHINA). And Gog, of the land of Magog, Chief Prince of Meshek and Tubal(Russia) .
Revelation 16: 12, Ezekiel 38 through 39.
Are there beginnings of Wows!
It won't work. The goods must simply not be available. Most people do not realize they are buying from China and I am sure Amazon, Walmart and Target are not making that clear. We must shut the entire system down. If Amazon, Walmart and Target do not comply, treat them just like you would a terrorist cell. Cause them havoc until they stop. They only listen to the bottom line. They would sell products from the devil if it were profitable enough.