It’s easy for countries to say they ‘support’ Canada, but that doesn’t seem to translate into anything of real substance.
At the G20, Chrystia Freeland is trying to put a brave face on Canada’s repeated humiliation and bullying at the hands of Communist China.
Speaking at the summit, Freeland said there is a “broad international coalition” supporting Canada in regards to our multiple disputes with China and the case of two Canadians being arbitrarily detained.
Freeland added, “What I think is very clear and what has been discussed publicly by us, as well as the United States, is the partnership between Canada and the United States is very strong.”
Here’s the thing:
During the escalating dispute with China, Trudeau and Freeland have failed to show strength over and over and over again. As a result, China realizes they can get away with anything. There’s so much weakness, that Trudeau now has to rely on Donald Trump to make the Canadian case to China.
And when it comes to this ‘broad coalition,’ is there any evidence it will actually do anything?
Will any of our ‘coalition allies’ denounce China on our behalf? Will any of our coalition put more tariffs on China? Will any of our ‘coalition’ ban Huawei on our behalf?
Doubtful.
So, there’s no real ‘coalition.’
It’s just feel-good talk designed to mask the fact that Canada is seen as weak and helpless on the world stage, and that China realizes our country under the leadership of the Trudeau Liberals can be mercilessly bullied without consequence.
Spencer Fernando
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