By R.C.
Wed, Oct 30, 2019 7:53 p.m.In the video, captured by Allen Tseng and shared on Facebook Monday, the unidentified woman tells the female staff member at the cash register that she is "rude as f**k" for not speaking English.
 | "Speak English in Canada," she says while pointing her finger at the staff member. "You're rude, you are rude. Go somewhere else." "You want to talk to me, you bring your manager here, you idiot, or go speak Chinese with the other staff and s**t-talk me somewhere else," the woman adds. sputniknews.com |
R.C.: British Columbia: Overrun by money laundering Chinese.
 | After Canada's ugly episode of racism in the early 20th century, Vancouverites feel uneasy talking about how this beautiful but unassuming city became one of the world's least affordable: an ... www.theguardian.com |
The first thing the wealthy Chinese did when they bought the exclusive mansion in Vancouver was to cut down all the trees. Trees are occupied by ghosts.
ReplyDeleteA Chinese woman in the Seattle area showed me the menu for a new restaurant her husband was investing in. When I cautioned her that most new restaurants fail, she replied that it didn't matter if the restaurant made money or not--it was just a way to launder money from China. Apparently Chinese are anxious to get their millions out of China before they get caught. Also, they want their families to grow up in a place with clean air, non-toxic food, and "free" education--while they continue to make money in China. Also, some have more than one wife. Vancouver is a convenient place to stash one of the wives. On the other hand, I know a family who moved their restaurant from Vancouver to a Seattle suburb because the had enough of the drugs and crime in Vancouver, Canada.
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