Cultural Action Party of Canada
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The board of directors of China-China Business Council offers up multiple executives drawn from BMO, as well as Power Corporation.
Thus the establishment of the economic relationship between the Liberal “Laurentian Mountain” Elite and communist China. Read more
Quebec-based Power Corp. is a multibillion dollar company with deep political linkages—four Canadian Prime Ministers were affiliated with Power Corp either before or after service, including Pierre Trudeau, Brian Mulroney, Jean Chrétien, and Paul Martin.” Read more
There is something “very special” about the relationship between the Liberal Party of Canada, and the communist government of China.
Obviously, within Justin Trudeau’s “post-modern” Canada, this extends to the CBC and corporate media. Read more
In reality, the sordid tale of “China in Canada” began when ex-PM Pierre Trudeau became the first western national leader to meet with heads of state of China in the early 1970’s. Read more
What is equally sad is the reaction of Canadian mainstream media. Apart from the odd piece of intrigue, there exists NOT A SPECK of social outrage at the Liberal Government’s blatant support of the communist regime. Read more
If it were not for CTV, Global News, Globe & Mail, Toronto Star, Chronicle Herald, Montreal Gazette and the rest, 90% of Canadians would COMPREHEND the pariah-nation’s control of Canada as facilitated by the FAMILY TRUDEAU and the Liberal Party. Read more
China persecute Christians en masse– Trudeau says NOTHING. China oppress their Muslim minority by the millions. Liberals say NOTHING.
Fact is, ever since Papa Pierre Trudeau ingratiated Chairman Mao Tse Tung in the year 1971, Canada has maintained a “master-slave” type relationship with China. Read more
These and the rest of the Liberal fascists DO NOT work for the people of Canada. Read more
Now here is an area of politics CAP has covered for decades–the unspoken, covert relationship between the Liberal Party of Canada and the communist nation of China.
Where is the prime minister on this issue? The place he has always been–nowhere at all. With a foreign relations issue of this magnitude, does it not make sense for Justin Trudeau to publicly condemn the action, and call for a repeal of the death sentence? Read more