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You are crazy and racist. Chinese are of course a race and the great in the world.

how can they be Racist, The Chinese arent a Race. Think about this pls

Black people lack the good restraint and commit more crimes. Not educated and take and sell the drugs. They do not work hard and study hard like the others people. Many Black men like to **** the Asian and white girls. They do not have the control like animals.

China make good progress with environmental. Scotalnd Yard hate Chinese so he tell the lie about Chinas` environment. Western countries all sign treaty and then not follow rules. Western countries started global warming and expect China to pay for all of it.

If China sign agreement in South Africa they will obey the rules unlike the western ones. China also help the poor countries make adjustment. China a leader in environmental technology and share this with the other countries. Global warming will reduce if China take action because the west only lie about emssion reducing.

America always blame the other country for all their problem. This not new.

US Blames China And Russia For Cyber Warfare\Espionage
http://www.reuters.com/article/2011/11/03/us-usa-cyber-china-idUSTRE7A23FX20111103

Gary Oak only tell the lie about China. The West want to destroy China and themelf.

You are disgrace to Chinese people. You are **** for USA.

CR,
I assume you have something that shows Heinzy`s link is "propaganda". Put up or shut up.

Canadians should be thank China for your oilsands. China in vest in it and keep the oil price high.

It would be very FAN QING FU MING for China to be able to control our oil sands.

Should the Harper government allow Chinese ownership of Alberta?s oil sands?
By Andy Radia | Canada Politics ? 8 hours agotweet9EmailPrint
Chinese state-owned companies continue to invest billions of dollars in Alberta's oil sands raising fears about Chinese control over Canada's oil industry.

The most recent acquisition came earlier this week when Sinopec International, China's largest refiner, announced it had agreed to buy Canadian based Daylight Energy Ltd. for $2.1 billion US.

The Financial Post reported Chinese companies are poised to make even more significant investments in the weeks and months ahead.

Should the Harper government step in and restrict foreign ownership in our oil industry?

Under Canada's foreign-takeover legislation, known as the Investment Canada Act, foreign acquisitions of companies with assets worth more than $312 million CDN are reviewed by the federal government to determine whether the transaction is a "net benefit" to the country.

As illustrated in a colum in the New York Times, the federal government in the past has nixed several deals involving a foreign purchase or takeover.

In 2004, China Minmetals, a state-owned company, backed away from a takeover of Noranda, then Canada's largest mining company, after a backlash from the public and politicians.

In 2008, the government blocked a bid by Minneapolis-based Alliant Techsystems Inc. in 2008 to acquire the aerospace division of Vancouver-based MacDonald, Dettwiler and Associates Ltd.

And, more recently, the Conservative government used the foreign ownership laws to turn down a bid from BHP Billiton of Australia for Potash Corp. of Saskatchewan.

In a recent interview with Bloomberg, Stephen Harper said Canada needs to balance the need to attract more foreign investment with the goal of developing global industry leaders based in Canada.

"The challenge for a government is one would never want a situation where we liberalize the rules, and the immediate result was the loss of all Canadian presence in the sector, so we're obviously proceeding with some caution," he said adding the government welcomes investment by China and other countries, as long as such acquisitions are "economic in nature and don't have other strategic or political objectives."

Paul Evans, the director of the Institute of Asian Research at the University of British Columbia, however, warns politicians not to underestimate Canadians' dislike of foreign owners.

"This can be the kind of issue that can explode," he told the New York Times.

"Surveys underscore how nervous Canadians are about state-owned enterprises from China."

Ultimately, the Harper government will need to make a decision on whether to let Chinese investments in the oil sands continue.

It won't be an easy decision.

"Supporters of Chinese deals say the cash allows Canada to capture capital to develop resources, leads to new customers for its energy outside the United States, promises higher energy prices," Claudia Cattaneo of the Financial Post writes.

"The wrinkle is that the more Canadian resources are controlled by China, the less say Canadians will have over how they are developed, where they are sold and for how much, putting China in the driver's seat."

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Heinzy another racist and China hater. Your bankrupt and lazy West countrys need China manufacture, cash reserve and big market for your commodities. China has a market of 1.3 billion and much bigger than your shrinking West market. China market grow, West shrink. Chinese save West borrow and spend. China create jobs West lose jobs. China build good infrastructure, West infrastructure falling apart.

The West need China not reversal.