About the Chinese regime being a tyranny, only a little is grudgingly said, and even less done. The usual diplomatic, trade and security response has been … nothingThe biggest challenge to the global see-no-evil policy on China was the massacre in Tiananmen Square in June 1989. Condemnations were made, arms sales and World Bank loans to China were suspended, as were high-level ministerial meetings between G7 countries and the Chinese regime. As for Canada, it is instructive to look at the comprehensive 1,100-page memoirs of Brian Mulroney on China. Post-coronavirus, no country should permit Chinese giants — just as much a part of the Chinese regime as the state bureaucracy — to provide critical infrastructure.

Source: National Post May 01, 2020 15:45 UTC