Canadian MPs hear testimony about Chinese Communists shipping in ‘busloads’ of people to vote in nominee races
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‘They have business people arranging for busses and paying stipends, something like $20 or $50 a day to pass in people either to a nomination meeting or to do counter-protesting.’
(LifeSiteNews) –– During testimony before the House of Commons ethics committee last week, a Chinese-Canadian filmmaker revealed that he witnessed firsthand proxies of the Communist Party of China (CCP) take busloads of people to vote for the regime’s preferred candidate in Canada’s nomination races.
The revelation was made by Toronto filmmaker, Cheuk Kwan. He testified before the committee last Friday that, as co-chair of the Toronto Association for Democracy in China, he’s well aware that such practices of CCP election meddling are the “standard modus operandi.”
“Chinese consulates may not do it directly, they have their proxies as a ‘wink-wink’ thing,” said Kwan when asked by Conservative Party of Canada MP Michael Barrett if such practices were common.
“They have business people arranging for busses and paying stipends, something like $20 or $50 a day to pass in people either to a nomination meeting or to do counter-protesting,” outlined Kwan, noting that he was witnessed this kind of CCP-linked activity “first-hand.”
Continuing, Kwan testified that “we have seen this in one of the fights at the Toronto District School Board, where they bused in international students from Waterloo to go out into Toronto to do this kind of thing.”
“And this is something that I’ve seen firsthand, and this is something that I’ve been told firsthand by many of their writings as well,” he emphasized.