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Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada: China’s Orwellian “social credit system” that records the social and financial behaviour of individuals and corporations across China, using a vast surveillance system, has expanded globally, and is now openly operational at the renowned Haidilao hot pot restaurant, in Western Canada.
Ryan Pan, a manager with Haidilao Hot Pot in Vancouver confirmed that over 60 surveillance cameras have been installed in the restaurant at the request of the Haidilao corporation, as part of the social credit system in China. He said that the Vancouver location has 30 tables with two cameras assigned to each table.
The ultimate question is: how many companies in Canada have installed surveillance systems at the behest of the CCP for the purpose of fulfilling their obligation to the Corporate Social Credit System? Is this just the start or is the system already well underway? Is Canada prepared to address China’s Social Credit System operating inside Canada from a labour, human rights, privacy, and national security perspective or will Canada’s elected officials just wish it all away and appease the CCP instead of protecting its citizens and living up to best practices under the 5eyes partnership alliance?
originally posted by: Justoneman
Looks like we need our Canadian Mason to come share what he sees in Canada.
Canada's largest bank in big trouble, The Royal Bank of Canada
originally posted by: SuperStudChuck
a reply to: crankyoldman
Your first picture is also a reminder that Memorial Day last year, there were not mask mandates. Interesting how so many love hiding behind their masks less than a year later.
originally posted by: RelSciHistItSufi
a reply to: Justoneman
He's prolly knocking thru the stone work to get his money out?
originally posted by: Connector
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originally posted by: Justoneman
Looks like we need our Canadian Mason to come share what he sees in Canada.
Canada's largest bank in big trouble, The Royal Bank of Canada
No the RBC is not in trouble. If fact it's the complete opposite. 52 week low - $80 this time last yr. 52 week high $118 April 16/21. Currently trading at $116.
But you would know that, if you checked the actual market sites, instead of some random blog.
originally posted by: carewemust
a reply to: Caled
His son took over: twitter.com...
originally posted by: Justoneman
Looks like we need our Canadian Mason to come share what he sees in Canada.
Canada's largest bank in big trouble, The Royal Bank of Canada