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I'd argue the US has, at the very least, a moral obligation to not make a deal with China which precludes releasing those Canadians. Furthermore, I'd argue tha
by mthoms 6y ago
I'd argue the US has, at the very least, a moral obligation to not make a deal with China which precludes releasing those Canadians.
Furthermore, I'd argue that it's in the United States best interest to do so (since it will affect the willingness of other close allies to co-operate on similar matters in the future).
Then again, the current administration doesn't seem to have much love for its traditional allies, but lots of love for the almighty dollar so who knows what will happen.
- mrcorona 6y agoI thought the jailed Canadians were spies...are you sure they are innocent?
- macspoofing 6y ago>I thought the jailed Canadians were spies...are you sure they are innocent? China claimed they were spies, 'coincidentally' after Canada detained the Huwaei executive. I'd like to see some evidence of that.
- mthoms 6y agoMost people believe in "innocent until proven guilty" and China has presented exactly zero evidence. Both men are being held in solitary without access to lawyers. Nor have they faced any actual charges in court. It's been about 15 months. They are political prisoners.