Trudeau Commits To Passing On Pro-China Politics To His Children

“The friendship toward China that my father taught me, I’m hoping to pass on not only to my children, but to generations of Canadians in the future." -- Justin Trudeau.

A recent controversy surrounding Chinese government interference in the past two Canadian federal elections continues to dig up dirt on alleged illicit behaviour.

Curated by the National Post, First Reading is a Canadian political newsletter published on a weekly basis. This week, they dropped several bombs on the Liberal-China controversy, including exposure of one million dollars in funding to non-profit organization the Pierre Trudeau Foundation:

"The prime minister[Justin Trudeau] was the star attraction at this exclusive cash for access event with Chinese billionaires," stated Conservative MP Blaine Calkins during Question Period.

"Zhang Bin is a political advisor to the Chinese government, and after attending the event, he and his partner donated $1 million, including $50,000 to build a statue of former prime minister [Pierre Trudeau].”

According to the National Post, foreign donations to the Pierre Trudeau Foundation began to skyrocket after Justin Trudeau was elected prime minister in 2015. Between 2014 and 2016, donations from non-Canadian sources increased from $53 million to $535 million– an increase of one thousand percent.

The Conservatives requested at the time that the Lobbying Commissioner investigate whether Liberal fundraisers used donations to the Trudeau Foundation to gain government influence. According to the federal Canadian Lobbying Act, financial donors are prohibited from lobbying our federal government.

“Given that Prime Minister Trudeau is a former member of the Trudeau Foundation,and that his brother Alexandre Trudeau is a member of the board of directors, any efforts by Mr. Trudeau to use his position as Prime Minister to encourage donations may be a violation of the definition of a conflict of interest.”

Net result? Not a darn thing-- although that was then, and this is now.

PM Trudeau did not provide a direct response to MP Calkins insinuations. In response, the prime minister was quoted as follows:

 "I am pleased with the representations we have made in Davos and elsewhere to demonstrate that Canada is a good place to invest," Trudeau said.

The Trudeau family has always maintained a curious relationship with the People’s Republic of China. As prime minister, Pierre Trudeau paid regular visits to the country, often bringing his children with him.

Second son Alexandre “Sacha” Trudeau wrote a book in 2016 in praise of China. He titled it “Barbarian Lost,” a reference to Pierre Trudeau’s 1970s-era advice that China rightly used to see Westerners as barbarians. “It’s[China] a place that's unique. It's separate,” the younger Trudeau brother told the CBC in 2016.

Trudeau the elder earned the affection of China’s leaders by recognizing the People’s Republic of China in 1970 — nine years before the United States did so. He made an official visit in 1973, meeting with Chairman Mao after marathon talks with with Premier Zhou Enlai. 

As reported by the Washington Post in August 2016, Pierre Trudeau "praised Mao and his heirs for creating a system that strives to provide human dignity and equality of opportunity for the Chinese people.” 

Clearly, it's a family affair. One that is multi-generation in nature, as the following statement confirms:

"[Justin] Trudeau framed the whole thing[trip to China] as a kind of family reunion — and made sure to note that he had brought his own kids along."

“The friendship and the openness towards China that my father taught me, I’m certainly hoping to pass on not only to my children, but to generations of Canadians in the future,” stated our current prime minister.

From generation to generation. Upon which Canadians witness the fervent dedication the Trudeau family has toward the communist nation of China. So Mr. Trudeau is raising his children to admire communist China as does dad, brother, and ex-Liberal PM Pierre Trudeau before them.

Will one of three children grow up to continue the communist link-in-the-chain as perpetrated by our first family of Canadian politics? The mere thought should make Canadians recoil in horror. If this hypothetical ever occured, it’s certain that Canada would transition to a full-blown communist society.

To deflate sensationalism, CAP state that we believe such a scenario to be unlikely. That said, we must acknowledge what mainstream media in Canada has up to this point in time buried from the knowledge of our citizenship.

“In my very first trip to China, I was just a young boy and I was travelling with my father when he was prime minister, and that’s why it is so important to me that on this first trip to China as prime minister I bring my daughter Ella-Grace,” he said.

The Trudeau Family-Liberal Party-Communist China connection is a multi-generational political reality. It's time the entire charade is fully exposed, bringing an end to media obfuscation that has surrounded the Trudeau family for the past five decades.