According to Blacklock’s Reporter, the Trudeau government gave $41 million dollars of foreign aid to China in 2019. Canada sent the following amount of foreign aid to China from 2015-2019:
- 2019 – $41.9 million
- 2018 – $9.1 million
- 2017 – $8.5 million
- 2016 – $1.6 million
- 2015 – $0.1 million
According to an October, 2020 report from the Council On Foreign Relations, China’s economic surplus has been increasing on a year-over-year basis. In other words, the communist nation is flush with cash. It is likely to hold more of it than any country on earth.
Meaning China has no fiscal deficit— a fact Cultural Action Party has yet to see articulated within Canadian media.
At the present time, the Canadian Parliamentary Officer estimates Canada’s deficit for the 2020-21 fiscal year will be $363.4 billion dollars.
It is under these circumstances that Prime Minister Justin Trudeau made a decision to extract over $50 million from tax-payers, and hand it to China on a silver platter. Degree of scrutiny from establishment media? Not a darn word.
Enter Cabinet Member Catherine McKenna to offer the rationale:
“Canada and China continue to build on a long-standing history of collaboration on the environment and climate change. Pollution knows no borders.”
Pollution may know no borders– but carbon taxation certainly does. How many Canadians are aware that in 2016, China’s greenhouse gas emissions accounted for 27% of total global emissions?
There is no carbon taxation in China. There has never been a call from Justin Trudeau and the Liberals for their government to implement carbon taxation. Yet, our our prime minister is willing to extract billions of carbon tax dollars out of the pockets of Canadian tax-payers.
What percentage of world-wide fossil fuel emissions does Canada generate? In 2016, our greenhouse gas emissions comprised 1.6% of worldwide emissions.
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China–- the biggest polluter on the planet–- is devoid of carbon taxation, while Canadians and our minimal output are taxed to the extreme.
Enter mainstream media to put all this in its proper perspective– not. In the carbon game, China emerge a winner. Except, of course, for millions of residents choking on polluted air in their largest cities.
Justin Trudeau gifts over $50 Million big ones to the most cash-flush country on earth. Next to American banks, Chinese Banks are the most powerful on the planet.
At present, China’s Belt and Road Initiative is throwing cash hand-over-fist at infrastructure projects from Algeria to Zimbabwe. Dozens of African countries are today infused with communist cash. Likewise for Asian and Middle Eastern nations.
In the meantime, Justin Trudeau contributes to the cause by increasing donations for five years in succession.
— Brad Salzberg, Cultural Action Party Founder (Est. 2016)
It is time that all of us boomers stop paying tax, I myself am tired of paying taxes when the money seems to go to Foreign Aid.
Just think in the last 6 years Trudeau has been in office and all the money he has given away. The hatred this man has for Canadians is unbelievable.
If we stopped all immigration, stop all foreign aid for 5 years I bet we could have housing, more schools, hospitals that do not run at 95% capacity.It is time for a tax revolt and revolting Trudeau right into lock up, along with all his other incompetent MP’s.
Especially as your words apply to Western Canada.
Give Canadian money to China.
Canada would be better off giving it to the USA.
Despite Canadians Michael Kovrig and Michael Spavor languish in cruel filthy Communist China jails…for 900 days and counting.
They simply are the wrong colour, wrong gender, and
wrong religion for ‘Black-Face’ to care.
The commotion would be 10 times what it is if they were “racialized” Canadians.
If Trudeau wants to give China or any other countries millions of dollars
That’s fine but Trudeau should use his own money as Canadians we have never agreed to give millions or billions of our money to other countries.
Trudeau has no shame and that is an understatement