1. This is heartening. Conservatives would nix bogus "supply chain management" rules to actually stop slave goods from entering Canadian markets. Weirdly, Ottawa's "Emancipation Day" noise last weekend was a distraction from modern-day slavery. cbc.ca/news/politics/…
2. Note to CBC editors: It's not just "some seafood harvested in Southeast Asia and some personal protective equipment". Weird that a certain country (five letters, starts with 'C', ands in 'A' isn't even mentioned.)
3. It's about the clothes everybody wears. It's about Tommy Hilfiger, Adidas, Esprit, Calvin Klein, Nike, Uniqlo, H&M, Lacoste. nationalpost.com/opinion/terry-…
4. Not a single Canadian manufacturer has signed the “call to action” from the Coalition to End Forced Labor in the Uyghur Region, which is occupied by a certain globe-encircling military-industrial hegemon (five letters, middle three "h", "i," & "n". nationalpost.com/news/canada/ri…
Should also mention the Euro-America is the primary beneficiary of China’s gulag archipelago & the sweatshops elsewhere in Asia; 160 million children are labourers, 79 million are engaged in hazardous work. “The scandal is that we have the answer to this." ituc-csi.org/scandalous-chi…
Brings this to mind:
https://twitter.com/TerryGlavin/status/1418784817001340935
Brings to mind the Testimony of Patience Kershaw to the Mines Commission, 1842. She was 17, never went to school. She was a miner.
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