This should have been done decades ago. It is these business links that
feeds Russia's development and must be cut immediately. I am not appalled
nor surprised. This has been typical communist strategy since Khrushchev's
time: establish commercial and business links with western multinational
corporations while at the same time strengthen the
military/party/government/industrial complex back home. By severing the
trade and economic links with Russia their authoritarian system would
collapse overnight.
PI
On Wed, Mar 19, 2014 at 4:48 PM, William Zuzak <[email protected]>wrote:
> Dear Infoukes:
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> I am appalled by a recent article in the Globe and Mail:
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> Canadian firms with ties to Russia urge Ottawa to limit sanctions Globe
> and Mail, 19Mar2014; Jeff Gray and Rachelle Younglai
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> http://www.theglobeandmail.com/report-on-business/international-business/european-business/canadian-firms-with-ties-to-russia-urge-ottawa-to-limit-sanctions/article17579127/
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> It appears that Canada's "business criminals" want to continue to support
> Putin's murderous regime so as to earn their "30 pieces of silver". In my
> opinion, the Ukrainian community should demand a face-to-face meeting with
> Robert Fotheringham of the Canada Eurasia Russia Business Association,
> Kinross Gold Corp. and any other firms doing business in the Russian
> Federation and/or Ukraine to ensure that they will not be condoning the
> genocidal policies of Vladimir Putin.
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> Any imports/exports between the Russian Federation and Canada (as well as
> Ukraine and Canada) must be scrutinized and blocked if necessary. The
> American Ukrainian community should follow a similar strategy in the United
> States.
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> Regards
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> Will Zuzak; 2014.03.19
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