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    China profitiert am meisten vom Handelsstreit zwischen den USA und Kanada, sagt Freeland

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    1. Foreign-Policy-02- on

      [Former Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland doubts the effectiveness of Canada’s trade agreement with China, saying China should not be trusted. „China today, when it talks to countries like Canada, is casting itself as the reliable partner…my own view is we need to be a little bit skeptical of commitments from China.“ „A lot of Canadians are now coming to the conclusion that Beijing can be trusted more than Washington. I think that’s really sad.“](https://x.com/harry__faulkner/status/2026699925086699836?s=46&t=xSYLnqsRVgAIYtAQOgKFIA)

      I agree, so many people blindly simping for Chinese EV’s and relations while ignoring every serious person in national security such as CSIS agree China is one of, if not the biggest threat

    5. PedroDies on

      What’s her credentials on this topic? A masters degree in Ukraine’s history? Hard pass.

    6. Saisinko on

      Ugh, I thought we exported her out of Canada.

      She’s like Trudeau, can’t seem to just sit quiet somewhere. I’m just waiting for Freeland to be seen with Orlando Bloom.

    7. Knukehhh on

      Holy shit,  im pretty sure this is the first thing I’ve heard her say worth listening to.

    9. rTpure on

      Even after one Michael admitted the other Michael was a spy, and the even after Canada gave him a multi-million settlement, she is still gaslighting Canadians into believing that they were just two innocent civilians who were arrested for no reason…

    10. ChiefRunningBit on

      Same with energy, China is cornering the market on clean energy because they need to import all their oil and we’re gonna be left in the dust because of it.

    11. ProudVancouverLL on

      Freeland trying so hard to make herself more relevant than she should be like PP.

    12. CaptainCanuck93 on

      As someone who has leaned very hard into the /r/Buycanadian movement, I have to think that I’m punishing China more than the USA when I buy domestic

      I’ve cut out a lot of US products to be sure, and really the only thing that is difficult to replace is some software services/social media, but when it comes to a lot of non-food daily necessities (clothing, furniture, etc) buying made in Canada actually meant not buying Chinese 

    13. eklee38 on

      What about Canadian consumers? We can finally buy affordable EVs, and cars that don’t cost 70k.

    14. xmorecowbellx on

      She’s not wrong, but I would be a big fan of Freedland’s gaslighting incompetent arse never saying anything to us again.

    15. Own_Truth_36 on

      Why didn’t she say anything smart like that when she was employed by Canadians

    16. Deadly-Unicorn on

      I was benefitting from not hearing from this person and now she’s a Bloomberg contributor. Kill me.

    20. relaxbreathalive on

      Freeland benefits most from Canada,she was pretty much handed her inflated salary with no obligation to show up or even exist. Even if she has a point, she’s the last name I want to hear about. What a joke.

    21. MicrosoftPaintRules on

      If only she was in government! Her expertise is needed now more than ever!

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