Wow! Cuba, a neighbour of the world's megapower, the US, a fraction the size of Canada and much poorer too, managed to boot US companies out no problem, and all the mighty US was able to achieve was to sanction Cuba for the last few decades as punishment.
Meanwhile, Canada is now being portrayed as so fragile that some country across the Pacific will be able to take over Canada, much larger than Cuba and much wealthier too! Who honestly believes that some developping country across the Pacific has the capacity or even the desie to take over Canada when the mighty US was incapable of achieving so with a little poor island nation?
This idea is obviously racially motivated sinse there is absolutely no rational basis whatsoever to believe that China could pull off in Caanda what the US was incapable of pullng off in Cuba! Unless you really believe Canada to be that pitiful of course!
Another point about the fascist bit. While there could potentially be a risk of China going into that direction in the future, which certainly would be worrisom, China as it stands now, while perhaps nationalist (a potential concern in its own right, though not nearly as bad as fascism), is certainly not fascist yet with no evidence yet to suggest that it is doomed to move into that direction. Besides, don't tell me the US and even Canada can be a tad nationalistic at times too (pot calling the kettle black).
Besides, if China ever did step out of line, with UN authority, Canada could easily halt the export of natural resources to China in a flash! Remember, they own the petroleum company, not Canadian law, and they'd still need to find a way to get that petroleum from Canada across the Pacific to China. Even Chinese owned companies must still abide by Canadian law, which would mean that if canada should ever ban the export of petroleum to China, while its companies could extract the petroleum, they still couldn't send it home, only sell it in canada or other permissible markets in accordance with Canadian law.
Strange how concervatives, the champions of capitalism, are suddenly asking for socialistic government intervention in the free market to keep the 'chinks' out, while the evil left is not one bit concerned about the free flow of meny here, as long as the Chinese companies abide by Canadian law like all the rest.