@Vancouver

The traditional values of Canada is democracy, freedom and respect for human rights. Harper shows a backbone for defending these values. China will not have this dictatorship forever, and future generations of Chinese will remember which world leaders spoke on behalf of the
freedom and human rights of the ordinary Chinese people, and which leaders mute themselves to please the dictators in order to safeguard their own short-term economic interests

你如果更爱中国就更应该关心那里普通民众的人权状况，而不是加拿大能从中国获得多少订单。美英法德这些国家并不是不关心中国的人权状况，实际上和加拿大比起来常常是有过之而无不及。批评中国的人权状况，意在促进中国的政治改革，与经济利益并不矛盾，更谈不上民不聊生。加拿大打阿富汗你就说是专门爱听美国的话，不去参加奥运会开幕式你又说是不顺应时局，你还真难伺候。

You are trying to tell people all the problems in Canada are somehow caused by a poor relationship with China, which can hardly be true. Companies like Bombardier, Nortel, Magna are accepting huge contracts in China. Most other companies are also involved in China's economy through investment from their headquarters in the US and Europe. Energy and mineral companies are benefitting from a rising prices due to increased demands from India and China. But like it or not, Canada will never be as close to China as to the rest of the free world, and it will continue to fight to defend our democracy and freedom along with our allies.

You claim Harper use Canadian taxpayers money to support terrorists. What is the base of your allegation? Canada has been a strong ally of the US and the rest of free world for centuries, it has fought for our freedom and democracy against all kinds of enemy and will continue to do so. This is not a choice of Harper, this is a choice of all Canadian people. If you don't like it, 回流 sounds like a wise choice.