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Canada’s Ambassador to China Fired by Technocrats for Defending Reason

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The newest fissures in the Anglo-Canadian Deep State appeared on Saturday January 26 as Canada’s Ambassador to China, John McCallum found that he was out of a job due to the sin of uttering perfectly rational truths during a January 23rd meeting of Chinese journalists in Toronto regarding the extradition case of Huawei’s CFO Wang Meng Wanzhou- who has been held as political prisoner in Canada since December 1, 2018. What were those truths?

First: That President Trump has stated his willingness to intervene in the case if it threatened America’s trade relations with China, and 

Second: That Canada never signed onto those Iran sanctions which involve her case.

It took little more than the blink of an eye for the terrified technocrats steered from the Deep State/Privy Council Office of Ottawa to go into damage control mode reflected in Justin Trudeau’s announcing McCallum’s firing within 3 days, with leaders of the nominal opposition gleefully rejoicing at his sacrifice. However contrary to the deep state’s intention, only more damage to the empire was inflicted by their act since McCallum’s downfall represents the largest of a growing array of structural cracks in the imperial machine which provide both a glimpse into the ugly workings of the British Empire’s operations in North America and also a precursor of the immanent downfall of the Empire itself.

A Jean Chretien-era Cabinet Minister, John McCallum is an old school “practical politician/businessman” whose tendency was to act in Canada’s national interests when war and economic devastation became the obvious outcomes of those brazen imperial agendas endemic in the mindsets of such neo-cons and technocrats as John Bolton, Elliot Abrams or Canada’s PM-handler-in-Chief Chrystia Freeland (1).

The sin of telling the truth, even in the simple manner that he did, involves not only exposing the true agenda behind the arrest of Meng Wanzhou but also showcases who is truly behind it. The “official” British narrative has demanded that Trump be perceived as the anti-Chinese villain of the story and Canada a mere victim doing the bidding of the big bad bully to the south by sacrificing our relationship with China in this arrest. The McCallum case demonstrates that the very opposite is true. Trump wants positive relations with China and the Belt and Road Initiative now lifting billions out of poverty and it is the Deep State which is deeply embedded in Canada which is working to do everything possible to prevent that potential alliance.

Footnote

(1) In her own writings, Rhodes Scholar Freeland has referred to this schism within the elites of the west as that of “bad” Plutocrats vs “good” technocrats- with “good” Plutocrats defined by the likes of her friends Jeff Bezos, Bill Gates, or George Soros, who are willing to sacrifice much of their own financial gain under a new system of global governance masquerading under a “Green New Deal” (aka: Malthusian de-population) which she has also championed on record for years. See “The Strange Case of Chrystia Freeland” in Canadian Patriot #11, 2014 for more.


BIO: Matthew J.L. Ehret is a journalist, lecturer and founder of the Canadian Patriot Review. His works have been published in Executive Intelligence Review, Global Research, Global Times, The Duran, Nexus Magazine, Los Angeles Review of Books, Veterans Today and Sott.net. Matthew has also published the book “The Time has Come for Canada to Join the New Silk Road” and three volumes of the Untold History of Canada (available on untoldhistory.canadianpatriot.org). He can be reached atmatt.ehret@tutamail.com

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The statements, views and opinions expressed in this column are solely those of the author and do not necessarily represent those of this site. This site does not give financial, investment or medical advice.

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Tom Welsh
Tom Welsh
January 27, 2019

What an odd concoction of statements. Much as one may sympathize with Mr McCallum, the job of an ambassador is to represent his own government’s official views and wishes to the government of the nation to which he is sent (and vice versa).

For an ambassador to come home and there to dispute and discredit his own government’s motives is unprofessional, and to my mind quite warrants dismissal.

Raymond Comeau
Raymond Comeau
Reply to  Tom Welsh
January 27, 2019

Royal Canadian Troll!

Olivia Kroth
Reply to  Raymond Comeau
January 28, 2019

Canadian “Kasperletheater” on the world stage.

fred
fred
Reply to  Tom Welsh
January 29, 2019

What an odd comment the ambassador never said anything to dispute or discredit his own governments motives

Olivia Kroth
Reply to  fred
January 29, 2019

The Canadians: third-rate, wannabe world players. What their ambassadors do or don’t do abroad, is totally irrelevant. It won’t change the course of world politics. They might as well stay in their Canadian backwoods, chopping wood.

Anonymous reader
Anonymous reader
January 27, 2019

Appreciate the addition of Mr. Ehret’s work to The Duran! These recent events remind me of that CBC documentary for the one-year anniversary of 9/11. In it, PM Chretien says he would be questioned about why Canada trades with Cuba and why it won’t deregulate it’s banks, and he replies, “you guys have a lot of power right now. You should be nice.” Maybe a suggestion there about developing shifts in the global power structure that are finally coming to fruition.

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