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fish_e_o 01-18-2019 10:11 AM

Submit to china or else!!!
 
https://ca.finance.yahoo.com/news/ch...202454787.html

i see the time has come

243plus 01-18-2019 10:14 AM

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Originally Posted by fish_e_o (Post 3914024)

My guess they will push until they get resistance. Guess the aura of Norman Bethune doesn't count anymore.

Grizzly Adams 01-18-2019 10:50 AM

Thinking we've become way too cosy with China. They're getting to the point where they can flex their muscles and are willing to do so, unlike most of the Western powers.

Grizz

ReconWilly 01-18-2019 11:04 AM

Canada and China...

https://youtu.be/t1eQtD4KeN4

traderal 01-18-2019 11:05 AM

While the West wastes trillions on useless wars China has expanded economically around the world. Their foray into our 5G networks is a pipeline into all our electronic data.

Iron Brew 01-18-2019 11:06 AM

Canadians in general don't like bullies. Say "bugger them, short term pain, long term gain", impose an import tariff sufficient to hurt them. Be willing to put up with the retaliatory pain, and no to huwei (sp?). The trade imbalance is hugely in China's favour, so... whatever. Yes, this would be minor enough issue to China, and major to Canada, but time to wean ourselves off their feces. The TPP was specifically to get around China by the rest of the trading/friends partners.

bobtodrick 01-18-2019 12:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Grizzly Adams (Post 3914060)
Thinking we've become way too cosy with China. They're getting to the point where they can flex their muscles and are willing to do so, unlike most of the Western powers.

Grizz

You're saying the U.S. doesn't flex its muscle??
Did I dream all that NAFTA turmoil?

Grizzly Adams 01-18-2019 01:19 PM

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Originally Posted by bobtodrick (Post 3914127)
You're saying the U.S. doesn't flex its muscle??
Did I dream all that NAFTA turmoil?

Nothing like what the Chinese are capable of. They hold a very significant portion of the US national debt.

Grizz

Sundancefisher 01-18-2019 03:12 PM

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Originally Posted by Grizzly Adams (Post 3914188)
Nothing like what the Chinese are capable of. They hold a very significant portion of the US national debt.

Grizz

So who is in power.

US who has China’s money or China who lent it to the Us?

Grizzly Adams 01-18-2019 04:08 PM

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Originally Posted by Sundancefisher (Post 3914256)
So who is in power.

US who has China’s money or China who lent it to the Us?

Ask those US workers who are not being paid. :lol:

Grizz

The Elkster 01-18-2019 04:10 PM

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Originally Posted by Grizzly Adams (Post 3914188)
Nothing like what the Chinese are capable of. They hold a very significant portion of the US national debt.

Grizz

China also enjoys a 260 billion dollar trade imbalance with the US that they hugely benefit from. They don't hold any real cards against the US.

I think Canada's best strategy against China is to use their own protectionist rules against them. If they don't let our stuff in unfettered then we don't let their stuff in unfettered. That way we aren't just saying NO but instead using a passive aggressive tactic to call out their BS policies at the same time keeping out spyware. It still shocks me how much we've opened up our country and businesses and resources to China without demanding reciprocal access to their markets etc. Worst case I'd rather see Canada take a financial hit then to bend over for those communists.

Dubious 01-18-2019 04:10 PM

All hail our new Chinese overloads. The robot overlords will have to wait there turn.

glen moa 01-18-2019 04:50 PM

Send a huge gov envoy to China to sort this out.
Demand surrender

Sundancefisher 01-18-2019 04:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Grizzly Adams (Post 3914284)
Ask those US workers who are not being paid. :lol:

Grizz

A lender only has power when they can take away collateral. China can’t take stuff in lieu of debt.

See how banks and foreign debt was handled by Iceland.

Grizzly Adams 01-18-2019 04:58 PM

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Originally Posted by The Elkster (Post 3914288)
China also enjoys a 260 billion dollar trade imbalance with the US that they hugely benefit from. They don't hold any real cards against the US.

I think Canada's best strategy against China is to use their own protectionist rules against them. If they don't let our stuff in unfettered then we don't let their stuff in unfettered. That way we aren't just saying NO but instead using a passive aggressive tactic to call out their BS policies at the same time keeping out spyware. It still shocks me how much we've opened up our country and businesses and resources to China without demanding reciprocal access to their markets etc. Worst case I'd rather see Canada take a financial hit then to bend over for those communists.

They also have an armed force of 2 million and who'd have thought they could put together a landing on the far side of the moon, neither the US or Russia has done that yet. Just the fact that were' talking about adopting a Chinese computer system says a lot. They're becoming a Super power and playing the role.

Grizz

elkhunter11 01-18-2019 05:22 PM

I can't help but think of this.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/toron...nger-1.2421351

Unregistered user 01-18-2019 06:32 PM

So we'll buy **** from someone else, no big deal.

270person 01-18-2019 06:43 PM

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Originally Posted by 243plus (Post 3914026)
My guess they will push until they get resistance. Guess the aura of Norman Bethune doesn't count anymore.


Or the Canadian troops that helped defend Hong Kong in WW2. My uncle was one and after some horrific battles where they were horribly outnumbered and most were killed, spent time in a Japanese prisoner of war camp. He didnt care much for Japan after that.

AndrewM 01-18-2019 08:05 PM

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Originally Posted by traderal (Post 3914079)
While the West wastes trillions on useless wars China has expanded economically around the world. Their foray into our 5G networks is a pipeline into all our electronic data.

Sad part is I think they already have the electronic data. It’s scary to think what will happen when they decide to flex their muscles.

Grizzly Adams 01-18-2019 08:32 PM

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Originally Posted by 270person (Post 3914391)
Or the Canadian troops that helped defend Hong Kong in WW2. My uncle was one and after some horrific battles where they were horribly outnumbered and most were killed, spent time in a Japanese prisoner of war camp. He didnt care much for Japan after that.

Two different battles, while the Canadians were defending British Hong Kong, Mao was in the hinterland fighting Chiang kai shek with a hate on for both of them plus the Japs.

Griz

urban rednek 01-18-2019 08:35 PM

What a heartwarming story!
 
Shiny pony and the rest of the socialist minded members of our society should be overjoyed that their heroes from Beijing are standing up for their rights against our evil democratic/capitalist society. How dare we limit their right to supply and install equipment, for the purpose of national espionage, on our soil. :sign0161:

OT- Beijing likely anticipates an initial rebuttal that will quickly downgrade to a Neville Chamberlain like appeasement strategy. They have been doing this to their neighbours for decades while the rest of the world looked the other way, why should this time be any different?:angry3:

For those that don't know the backstory linking Huawei Corp. and ZTE Corp. to corporate and national espionage:
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/featu...-top-companies

does it ALL outdoors 01-18-2019 08:35 PM

Canada ABSOLUTELY should ban them from 5G infrastructure just like the US and many other countries have and continue to do.

https://www.zdnet.com/article/us-sen...-huawei-on-5g/

https://www.iphoneincanada.ca/carrie...i-5g-networks/

243plus 01-18-2019 08:38 PM

China over the centuries has pretty well stayed within it's own territory. Although that appears to be their psyche, I don't want to bet on it now. Regardless, just like the 1800's was England's century, and the 1900's America's, it certainly looks like the 2000's' will be China's.

Unless Europe gets all its excrement in a pile. Not likely to happen the way it looks now.

RandyBoBandy 01-18-2019 08:55 PM

Easy fix..Don't purchase anything made in China :sHa_sarcasticlol:
Most members here clamor for buying items as cheap as possible without any regard to QUALITY..China and Quality cannot ever be used in the same sentence ;)

243plus 01-18-2019 09:47 PM

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Originally Posted by RandyBoBandy (Post 3914525)
Easy fix..Don't purchase anything made in China :sHa_sarcasticlol:
Most members here clamor for buying items as cheap as possible without any regard to QUALITY..China and Quality cannot ever be used in the same sentence ;)

Made in China:

Iphone
Leveno computers
Prada - the real ones, not the fake

Japan once was known for "racist term for Japanese crap", and now known for quality. Germany after the war had a time where products were not known for quality, and China is working on improving their quality. Why? Because the world demands better quality.

WhiteTailAB 01-18-2019 10:25 PM

It's either **** off the USA or **** off China. Those are the only choices canada has.

6.5 shooter 01-18-2019 11:05 PM

The Liberal party has been pandering to the Chinese for 50 years or more nothing to see here folks move along. :scared:

Grizzly Adams 01-19-2019 09:00 AM

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Originally Posted by 243plus (Post 3914575)
Made in China:

Iphone
Leveno computers
Prada - the real ones, not the fake

Japan once was known for "racist term for Japanese crap", and now known for quality. Germany after the war had a time where products were not known for quality, and China is working on improving their quality. Why? Because the world demands better quality.

I notice some things are now marked Made in Taiwan, evidence of better quality. :lol:

Grizz

Big Grey Wolf 01-19-2019 09:37 AM

A wise older lady, my mother in law that was a military aircraft controller during WW11 use to say in the long term Russia will not be our enemy. She however said in the future we will need to deal with China. She may be right.

Scott h 01-19-2019 09:39 AM

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Originally Posted by 6.5 shooter (Post 3914617)
The Liberal party has been pandering to the Chinese for 50 years or more nothing to see here folks move along. :scared:

You are correct. Unfortunately so did Harper and the Conservatives and most of the provinces. BC pretty much sold the whole lower mainland to them and they have a good hold on to Alberta's oil sands. Quebec is still selling them Canadian passports. This may be a good eye opener on what the reality is on dealing with the Chinese......just don't do it !!!!! Stop buying their crap, and stop letting them in.


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