Former Australian PM says there’s a way out of the Canada-China Meng Wan...

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Former Australian PM says there’s a way out of the Canada-China Meng Wanzhou crisis
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Kevin Rudd, the former leader of Australia from 2007-2010 and then again in 2013, tells The West Block that the U.S. Department of Justice can resolve the Meng Wanzhou crisis by treating it as a civil matter instead of as a criminal prosecution. Rudd also questions the Trump administration’s handling of the whole affair.

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Joseph Lim
Joseph Lim
3 days ago
He’s suggesting a civil lawsuit.  CCP will just pay it like a parking ticket,  it’s nothing to them.  You might as well just say let her go.

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Gerald Kueh
Gerald Kueh
2 days ago
Who starts the problems first is to be blamed .

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_RealxMoomin_
_RealxMoomin_
1 day ago
The west always discriminate color people in the of democracy.

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victor smith
victor smith
1 day ago
Action create reaction should be said by the chinese. Not from the 5 eye's

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Anthony Durai
Anthony Durai
1 day ago
It’s disgusting seeing how Canada uses people of color to fight their war for them. Look at their choice of the news anchor... haha 😂

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John Carpenter
John Carpenter
3 days ago
The underlying thrust of her questioning strategy indicates desire to confront and defeat China, rather than anything else.  "How can we have our cake (get the 2 Michaels back) and eat it too (continue incarceration of Meng Wenzhou aka, continue sticking it to China)?"

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Multipolar World Order
Multipolar World Order
1 day ago
China never started the aggression the USA did with the ban on Huawei ; trade war; cold war; etc.

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Choi chisauking
Choi chisauking
1 week ago
ruddy duddy is obviously bias against China. He accuse them of adopting an aggressive foreign policy, yet offers no example of this. The Chinese always adopt a non intervention policy, who doesn't meddle in other countries affairs. They only have 1 military base outside of their own country, so no one can see how ruddy duddy say that is an aggressive foreign policy.
ruddy duddy is always talking about the rule of law, but why doesn't he say anything about the "invasion of the Netherlands bill"? The usa just make up rules and change rules as they go along, let alone follow international law. They threatened the dutch that they would invade them if they dared investigate usa war crimes!
It's all fine and dandy citing rule of law, but tell me, Canadians, since when dictating to other countries who they can or can't trade with became an international law? If the usa decides no other countries can trade with Iran, and they can get the Canadians to kidnap people who broken "their" rule, is this following international law? If so, let the Chinese know, so they can start sanctioning Canada & Australia. And if any Canadians or Australians break the Chinese rule, their citizens can be held hostage by all countries with extradition treaties with China.

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Sulino Sulino
Sulino Sulino
2 days ago
"the amerika behaviior"..."she never learn other civilisation  i think. they think they are the best human kind

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Boon Teo
Boon Teo
2 days ago
Western democracy or western hyprocracy and  double standards?

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lin hai
lin hai
3 days ago
Why is two common people, the Michaels, more important than a chief executive Meng Wan Zhou? See the double standard?

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Smash Smash
Smash Smash
3 days ago
Speaking of action creates reaction.  The 5 blind eyes trying to gang up on CHINA.

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Firstname Lastname
Firstname Lastname
1 week ago
Rule-of-Law -> translation: Anglo-American hegemony across the globe. Was the invasion of Iraq the rule of law ? Was the funding of terrorists in Syria the rule of law ? Was the US funded and US organized coup in Ukraine the rule of law? Was the destruction of Libya the rule of law ? How about Human Rights when it comes to Julian Assange ?

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Ronny Lim
Ronny Lim
3 days ago
So,  what he is saying is canada and australia are usa lapdog?

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Anton Sidharta
Anton Sidharta
1 day ago
I just dont understand, how somebody that is not a citizen of the country which unilaterally put sanction in another country could be charged as criminal?

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Lok Tom
Lok Tom
1 week ago (edited)
Still playing with the Victorian colonial  past ?
Those days were gone. They've learned that if they give in to the colonial  conquerors their faith would be the same of original natives of North amd  South  America.
They have  experienced the  8 nations alliances bullies during the  mid 1800's and will never forgotten.

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Abadullah Khan
Abadullah Khan
2 days ago
He is right. But the fact remains that United States doesn’t want to issue to resolve. This entire controversy has not only been started by them but it works in their favour.

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Jay Guan
Jay Guan
3 days ago
What's the behavior of Canada who started all of this in the very beginning? The human right of a Chinese is equally important to the human right of an Anglo Saxon.

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