“During the visit, Barbados Environment Minister Dr. Denis Lowe said he was aware of China’s commitment to good environmental governance and its concerns about climate change and other issues which occupied the consciousness of global planners.”
… from a Barbados Government press release (reprinted at the bottom of this post)
“China warns foreigners to stop monitoring its pollution. The Chinese government claims it’s making serious efforts to clean up pollution. But as this horrifying report shows, much of their ‘success’ has involved simply moving their toxic industries out of sight…
Untreated industrial waste is pumped directly into rivers… the water is used to irrigate crops.”
… from the new documentary film Cancer Villages – China
What exactly does Barbados hope to learn from China about managing the environment?
If you’re going to speak, at least speak the truth – better to just keep silent than to perpetuate a lie. At least that’s what I was always taught.
In recent years China has seen mass riots and violent government responses when the citizen-slaves stand up to stop the ongoing slaughter of humanity caused by their government’s callous and long term disregard for people and the environment.
All those low priced Chinese goods you purchase are low priced for a number of reasons: government & private slave labour camps, sweatshops, rampant pollution and the communist disdain for individual human rights and human life.
“I often wonder about folks 200 years ago who purchased cotton and sugar…
Did they care that slaves suffered to provide the products at a certain price?
Every Barbadian should ask their own heart…
“Should we be taking gifts and buying products from a Chinese Communist government that relies upon slavery as a vital part of the economy?”
… from the BFP article Citizen Journalist Beaten To Death By Chinese Government Officials – Filmed Waste Disposal Near Homes
To the communists, people are always a government resource – never individuals. Where the state is supreme and individuals exist only to serve the state, these kinds of environmental abuses and disasters are at their worst. (See China Hush: Amazing Pictures, Pollution in China)
Disposable people feed China’s industrial machine. This man paid the price for low-priced Chinese goods in Barbados.
In the eyes of the Barbados Government, China can do no wrong. Like a dog begging for a cookie, Barbados will do anything and say anything for China – just as long as we know we can pick up some scraps thrown our way. Continue reading
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