[Newsbot]

Title: Ottawa to negotiate extradition treaty with China
Category: Misc CDN
Posted By: shockedcanadian
Date: 2016-09-20 03:13:40
Canadian

[shockedcanadian]

Here is the answer of what China gets out of the release of the Canadian prisoner: access to any Chinese citizen who is fleeing China for "freedom".

Are we going to cozy so close to China that we become an existential threat to America and other allies? Can you imagine Mulroney or even Martin engaging in such an agreement?

[martin14]

shockedcanadian shockedcanadian:

Here is the answer of what China gets out of the release of the Canadian prisoner: access to any Chinese citizen who is fleeing China for "freedom".

'Freedom' ?

No.

China calling, they want their dirty laundered money back.

I wonder if us citizens will get hauled over to China for criticizing them.

[Freakinoldguy]

I can see we'd have alot less Falun Gong, Tibetans and Vancouver multi millionaires living in Canada if Mr. Potato follows through on this.


Other than getting their dissidents back for reeducation and missing money for their banks the only reason they'd be willing to sign this treaty is because they must be running out of prisoners to harvest organs from.

[BartSimpson]

martin14 martin14:

I wonder if us citizens will get hauled over to China for criticizing them.

That's entirely possible with the TPP because it gives foreign courts jurisdiction over the citizens of signatory countries.

Meaning that we may all well be extradited for exercising speech that's legal in North America but illegal elsewhere.

Fuck Islam.

[shockedcanadian]

BartSimpson BartSimpson:

martin14 martin14:

I wonder if us citizens will get hauled over to China for criticizing them.

That's entirely possible with the TPP because it gives foreign courts jurisdiction over the citizens of signatory countries.

Meaning that we may all well be extradited for exercising speech that's legal in North America but illegal elsewhere.

Fuck Islam.

We need TPP in order to access further markets. In return, Canada will spread hatred and interest in a union at foreign corporations. There needs to be more recourse for such actions. The TPP might solve this to some degree where NAFTA hasn't.

As has been written by business experts recently, foreign business investment is dwindling in Canada anyways, even with an extremely low dollar and record low tax jurisdictions in the soon to be insolvent Ontario. We aren't able to increase rates because the government is desperate for anyone to take borrowing risks, to the point we are the most indebted consumer base in the world, with still little descretionary income.

Bottom line, once the housing bubble bursts U.S and European companies can swoop in and get some businesses on the cheap (where there might be a few worse taking a gamble on). They can then wisely fire the current management and replace with a more robust workforce that is focused on success and not politics.

Good job Canada.

[BartSimpson]

Fuck the TPP.

[shockedcanadian]

BartSimpson BartSimpson:

Fuck the TPP.

If you lived in Canada you would be salivating over the prospect of this deal. Furthermore; even as an American you better understand one extremely important function of this deal, it puts China at a disadvantage when trading with 40% of the worlds economy, including Japan which is a regional adversary. China is the one nation America needs to contain if we want the world to remain free and vibrant, they also present a legitimate military threat and sponsor states that will do harm if they don't.

It might not be perfect, but if you consider the alternatives, this is a vital agreement. It's the way the world is going. Globalization will go through stages of tweaking, but competition is one of lifes great pleasures.

[BartSimpson]

The US gets fucked in every trade deal. No more trade deals, thank you.

[peck420]

BartSimpson BartSimpson:

The US gets fucked in every trade deal. No more trade deals, thank you.

No they don't.

[martin14]

peck420 peck420:

BartSimpson BartSimpson:

The US gets fucked in every trade deal. No more trade deals, thank you.

No they don't.

When you look at the trade deficits they run with everyone, yeah, they do.

It doesn't help they fuck themselves with outsourcing jobs left and right,
but that is a result of free trade as well.

[llama66]

shockedcanadian shockedcanadian:

BartSimpson BartSimpson:

martin14 martin14:

I wonder if us citizens will get hauled over to China for criticizing them.

That's entirely possible with the TPP because it gives foreign courts jurisdiction over the citizens of signatory countries.

Meaning that we may all well be extradited for exercising speech that's legal in North America but illegal elsewhere.

Fuck Islam.

We need TPP in order to access further markets. In return, Canada will spread hatred and interest in a union at foreign corporations. There needs to be more recourse for such actions. The TPP might solve this to some degree where NAFTA hasn't.

As has been written by business experts recently, foreign business investment is dwindling in Canada anyways, even with an extremely low dollar and record low tax jurisdictions in the soon to be insolvent Ontario. We aren't able to increase rates because the government is desperate for anyone to take borrowing risks, to the point we are the most indebted consumer base in the world, with still little descretionary income.

Bottom line, once the housing bubble bursts U.S and European companies can swoop in and get some businesses on the cheap (where there might be a few worse taking a gamble on). They can then wisely fire the current management and replace with a more robust workforce that is focused on success and not politics.

Good job Canada.

We dont need the TPP. All this will do is allow for companies to relocate and take good jobs from Canadian's. As Bart said, fuck the TPP.

[peck420]

martin14 martin14:

When you look at the trade deficits they run with everyone, yeah, they do.

Only if the assumption is that a trade deficit is inherently bad. That is a poor assumption to make.

$1:

It doesn't help they fuck themselves with outsourcing jobs left and right,
but that is a result of free trade as well.

Yes and no. The US has seen substantial job growth since the signing of NAFTA, but is it the type of job growth that was best for the individual? Well, that all depends.

Just as a note, the US has off-shored the most to countries that they do not have a free trade agreement with.

[ShepherdsDog]

What kind of photo op will this earn PM Tater Tot?