Letter - Canada Free Press : Re: China works against practitioners of Falun Gong through North American news media - June 10th, 2007
I too, find it shocking and yet interesting that our tax dollars are sustaining Communist newspapers that largely discriminate against Canadian Falun Gong practitioners. It is an open secret that many Chinese papers spread massive amounts of anti-Falun Gong propaganda in Canada’s major cities but it’s not surprising. Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and Vancouver have been hit many times during the past year. Over the centuries, dictators have used hate propaganda as a foundation to simply validate their evil deeds and genocidal campaigns. However, what I’d like to know, is why on earth are these hate crimes allowed to happen on Canadian soil?
Thanks to defector Chen Yonglin, our government can now stand on guard. I totally agree that it doesn’t seem right that people, who fled the most murderous regime on the planet, be haunted by brutal dictators in their new homeland for their beliefs. It’s high time for Canada to get tougher with Communist China regardless of the almighty dollar. Beijing’s long arm of lawlessness is not welcome here.
Marie Beaulieu
I too, find it shocking and yet interesting that our tax dollars are sustaining Communist newspapers that largely discriminate against Canadian Falun Gong practitioners. It is an open secret that many Chinese papers spread massive amounts of anti-Falun Gong propaganda in Canada’s major cities but it’s not surprising. Toronto, Ottawa, Montreal and Vancouver have been hit many times during the past year. Over the centuries, dictators have used hate propaganda as a foundation to simply validate their evil deeds and genocidal campaigns. However, what I’d like to know, is why on earth are these hate crimes allowed to happen on Canadian soil?
Thanks to defector Chen Yonglin, our government can now stand on guard. I totally agree that it doesn’t seem right that people, who fled the most murderous regime on the planet, be haunted by brutal dictators in their new homeland for their beliefs. It’s high time for Canada to get tougher with Communist China regardless of the almighty dollar. Beijing’s long arm of lawlessness is not welcome here.
Marie Beaulieu
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