在9月2日，笔者看到一个名叫“荒岛”的网友在给大家转发《给加拿大华人同胞们的一封信》，点击查看之后，觉得写得很不错。我马上点评说，“谢谢您！对于有思想有观点，也许与我们自己观点不完全一致，都值得支持与钦佩！同意的话，我可以在社区网转发您的信！”
没有想到过后不久，另一位网友竟然写出如此文字：不要把这种无耻的，自以为是的言论来欺骗和蛊惑华人！！！你的所谓《告加拿大华人》信，充满着对事实的歪曲和欺骗！！！正因为在加拿大的华人中有你这样无耻的之徒，有意的(地)采用虚假信息，蛊惑华人，使华人社区与加拿大的政府与其他族裔产生对立和对抗！！！作为一个成年人，你应该闭上你无耻的发言，我们在加拿大的华人会清醒的(地)认识自己的处境和责任以及义务！！！@all，所有的群友，睁开眼睛，看看在加拿大，是哪些华人在祸害华人！！！
对于两位网友，笔者都不认识，也不知道这两位网友之间是否认识！但是第二位网友的评论语句，笔者真的不敢恭维，从任何角度都不敢恭维！！那么网友“荒岛”所言属实吗？在同一天，编辑部收到联邦保守党发来的名为BACKGROUNDER的竞选材料！下面是我从中摘译的部分，为确保公正，英文原件附后，供大家参考！估计大家看到这样的信息之后，许多人会目瞪口呆，网友“荒岛”所言属实啊！
标题是“与自由国家的自由贸易(Free Trade with Free Nations)”，下面包括四个部分。其中第一个部分叫做“通过与自由国家的自由贸易创造就业机会(Creating Jobs Through Free Trade with Free Nations)”。内容谈到“……保守党不会打着自由贸易的旗号而去自由贸易，而是相信参与国际市场，以创造加拿大就业、投资和战略伙伴关系。保守党政府将与自由国家谈判全新协议，以保护工人权益与环境，重新平衡贸易优先事项，从类似中国的国家转向印态和非洲。……”
第二个部分是“保护工作职位和国家安全(Protecting Jobs and National Security)”。保守党政府将：“1) 改革加拿大采购规则，创建一个重大国家利益类别，必须在本国采购；2) 制定返回和多元化供应链战略，将它们从中国转移出去；3) 通过强化加拿大投资保护法保护知识产权，其中包括A)不允许中国政府控制实体收购加拿大企业；B) 改革‘收益测试’方式，更好地估计交易潜在影响，特别关注保护知识产权和人力资本；C) 自动审查涉及国防、人工智能和稀土矿产等敏感部门的交易；D) 强制性国家安全审查；4) 退出亚投行。”
第三个部分是“通过扩大与自由国家的贸易创造就业机会(Creating Jobs Through Expanding Trade with Free Nations)”。保守党政府将：“1)寻求达成加拿大-澳洲-新西兰-英国(CANZUK)协议，其中包括：A) 伙伴间实现贸易和资本投资流动自由；B) 在各方同意后，扩大到劳动力分配协调，为各国公民提供学习、生活和工作的自由流动；C) 加强国防和安全伙伴关系建设，包括允许共享采购国防生产协议；D) 扩大情报合作，特别是在网络战、虚假信息和保护关键基础设施领域。2) 作为印太战略的一部分，与印度建立更深层次的关系，包括继续追求与印度的自由贸易，同时寻求一项投资协定，以扩大加拿大作为印度最大投资者之一的实力；3) ……4) ……5) 在基础设施、能源和技术方面与非洲大陆自由贸易区建立伙伴关系。”
第四部分是“通过帮助加拿大公司扩大出口销售创造就业机会(Creating Jobs by Helping Canadian Companies Expand Export Sales)”。保守党政府将：“1) 创建一项史无前例的贸易促进工作，将加拿大工业的各个方面与国际机会联系起来；2) 激发加拿大与英国贸易协定的潜力，鼓励国际合资企业的互补优势，雇佣更多的加拿大人，推进加拿大的产品和服务，并追求强劲的经济增长；3) 建立一个贸易加速器，将加拿大经济的所有部门与欧盟的商业机会联系起来，平衡创造就业和长期经济发展；4) 协助加拿大核工业销售加拿大核技术，帮助其它国家减少温室气体排放；5) 与中东国家接触，包括寻求阿联酋-以色列和平所创造的机会。”
看到这里，不知道读者你怎么想？保守党政府在加拿大在贸易上要大刀阔斧，实现多元化，与英联邦国家建立更加紧密的合作关系，笔者完全理解，也十分支持，但你不必要如此旗帜鲜明地去中国化！和气生财的道理在哪里都是真理！加拿大100多万华裔的衣食住行，原料来自中国占大多数，难道保守党政府要所有华人去改变自己的肠胃吗？另外，笔者也在担忧，加拿大产品与服务不出口到中国，难道要出口到澳大利亚、新西兰和英国吗？
其实，英文版火药味更浓，保守党领导的加拿大要成为“战狼”，你高兴吗？希望诸位花时间好好看看，认真思考！
Free Trade with Free Nations
Creating Jobs Through Free Trade with Free Nations
Canada’s Conservatives believe in the importance of trade agreements to open export markets and create jobs, but Conservatives also believe that trade agreements must respect the interests of Canadian workers and Canada’s commitment to human rights, the rule of law, protection of the environment, and respect for Indigenous Peoples.
Conservatives do not promote free trade for the sake of free trade, but instead believe in engaging international markets to create Canadian jobs, investment, and strategic partnerships.
A Conservative government will negotiate new agreements with free countries that safeguard workers’ rights and the environment, rebalancing trade priorities away from countries like China and toward the Indo-Pacific and Africa.
Conservatives will create jobs by helping Canadian exporters leverage existing agreements and expand their sales abroad, as well as ensure that agreements – both bilateral and multilateral – provide Canada with the ability to protect and grow the critical industries that the country depends on for the safety of Canadians.
Protecting Jobs and National Security
A Conservative government will:
Reform Canada’s procurement rules to create a vital national interest category that must be sourced in Canada.
Create a strategy to repatriate and diversify supply chains to move them away from China.
Protect Canadian intellectual property with a strengthened Investment Canada Act that includes:
A presumption against allowing the takeover of Canadian companies by China’s designated state-owned entities;
A reformed “net benefits” test to better account for the potential effects of a transaction on the broader innovation ecosystem with a particular focus on protecting intellectual property and human capital;
Automatic review of transactions involving sensitive sectors such as defence, artificial intelligence, and rare earth minerals; and
A mandatory national security review.
Withdraw from the Asian Infrastructure and Investment Bank.
Creating Jobs Through Expanding Trade with Free Nations
A Conservative government will:
Pursue a Canada-Australia-New Zealand-United Kingdom (CANZUK) agreement that could include:
Free trade and flow of capital investment between the partners;
Reciprocal freedom to study, live, and work for citizens under expanded areas of labour coordination as agreed upon by all parties;
Enhanced defence and security partnerships, including defence production agreements to allow for shared procurement; and
Expanded intelligence cooperation, especially in the areas of cyber-warfare, combatting disinformation, and protecting critical infrastructure.
Build deeper ties with India as part of an Indo-Pacific strategy, including:
Continuing to pursue free trade with India while concurrently pursuing an investment treaty to expand upon Canadian strengths as one of the world’s largest investors in India.
Leverage Canadian leadership in fintech by working to remove barriers for Canadian firms, provide Canadian regulatory expertise and best practices, support cooperation against illicit finance, and promote financial inclusion in developing regions.
Seek to enlarge the Comprehensive and Progressive Agreement for Trans-Pacific Partnership (CPTPP) deal and pursue setting rules for digital trade through the CPTPP.
Advocate for the speedy conclusion of the Trade in Services Agreement (TISA).
Pursue a partnership with Africa’s Continental Free Trade in infrastructure, energy, and technology.
Creating Jobs by Helping Canadian Companies Expand Export Sales
A Conservative government will:
Launch a historic trade promotion effort connecting all aspects of Canadian industries with international opportunities.
Animate the full potential of the Canada-UK trade deal, encouraging complementary strengths for international joint ventures, employing more Canadians, advancing Canadian products and services, and pursuing robust economic growth.
Establish a trade accelerator connecting all sectors of the Canadian economy with EU commercial opportunities, measuring progress in job creation and long-term economic projects.
Assist Canada’s nuclear industry with pursuing sales of Canadian nuclear technology to help other countries reduce their GHG emissions.
Engage countries in the Middle East, including by pursuing opportunities created by a warm Emirati-Israeli peace.
