Should Canada and British Columbia be penalized for their contribution to Global Warming, by selling our natural resources to China?....... and throw in for good measure, Alberta too!
Here's a list of background documents that Christy took with her
in preparation to negotiate in good faith (on behalf of British
Columbians). Its bad enough that she kept her promise to keep
our BC Hydro rates low, just to hide the BC Liberal ten years of
fine print Deferral Accounting ..... Why couldn't she do the same
thing for the escalating costs for the public to ride BC Ferries?
By the way, each document has the same title in the top right hand
corner.... "Canada Starts Here" and "British Columbia Canada"
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ChinaAlternativeEnergy_BR3_02.pdf
China_CultureandMedia_BR3_02.pdf
ChinaE-Health_02.pdf
China_film_tv_BR_02.pdf
China_wind_power_BR3_02.pdf
China_SichuanAndChongqing_BR2_02.pdf
China_LifeSciences_BR3_02.pdf
China_SeafoodAquaculture_BR2_03.pdf
China_water_treatment_BR3_02.pdf
India_Biotech.pdf
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2012_China_Ski_Study_Summary_FINAL.pdf
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If this government is for "free enterprise" then how about leaving the trade missions up to "free enterprise"?....I am sure that presidents of private companies know the way to the airport all on their own. If they have a good product for a good price it will sell itself....very little
schmoozing required. The schmoozing that is required need not be paid for by taxpayers that may not benefit. Sort of user pay in reverse. All the power to them. Then the government can stay home and govern.
And let's see if this comes to be:
A prediction from Natural News.
China's boom will bust, sending ripples through global economy
China is driving a super-heated economy to the brink of a bust. Everything looks great during the boom, but this boom will come to an end before January, 2013.
China is a mass consumer of natural resources and construction materials like concrete and steel. When its economic bubble bursts, it will send shockwaves through the economies of all the major first-world countries who supply many of the materials and technologies that are currently underlying China's fast-paced growth. Most importantly, China's economic bust will cause a sharp drop in the country's ability to purchase more U.S. debt. China's central banks may even decide to start selling U.S. debt notes. This act could set off a chain reaction of global sales that would tear open a huge hole in the metaphorical Titanic of America's counterfeit economic prosperity.
Verdict: NOT YET. Still bound to happen in 2012 or soon thereafter.
I've said it time and time again, hold on folks, we're in for a rough time, the worst is yet to come.
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