土豆发声了:Justin Trudeau says Canada expressed 'dissatisfaction' over Chinese minister's outburst

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那个记者是因为跟一个女加拿大官员有肢体冲突才被警卫拿下。跟这次记者提问根本两吗事。


http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/..._chance_to_ask_stephen_harper_a_question.html

Arctic tour: Chinese journalist denied chance to ask Stephen Harper a question

A skirmish broke out at the end of Stephen Harper’s Arctic tour when a Chinese journalist covering it tried to ask the prime minister a question.
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RAGLAN MINE, QUE.—A skirmish broke out at the end of Stephen Harper’s Arctic tour when a Chinese journalist tried to ask the prime minister a question.
Li Xue Jiang, bureau chief for China’s People’s Daily, was told by a PMO media relations adviser he wasn’t allowed to ask a question because they’re limited to just five and are allotted to only Canadian journalists.
Li lined up behind one reporter and exchanged words with another Harper staffer, a woman. He brushed her off once, and then pushed the shaken staffer hard off to the side, saying, “Not fair, not fair.” When Li grabbed the microphone, the prime minister’s personal security detail stepped in.
RCMP officers hustled Li to the back of a massive building.
“I’m sorry . . . (that) this thing happened,” Li later said to Canadian reporters.
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But he insisted Julie Vaux, spokesperson for the Prime Minister’s Office, had pushed him first.
Li was allowed to remain, but continued to argue that he had a right to ask a question.
Li, an accredited member of the parliamentary press gallery, said he wanted to ask what was Canada’s stand on Chinese investment and foreign takeovers — an issue that has been up in the air since the Conservative government approved the purchase by the state-owned China National Offshore Oil Corporation of Nexen.
The Canadian media beforehand had agreed to give Li one of the five questions that the PMO had said Harper would take on Friday.
Just before the announcement, Li and the Canadian media were told by a PMO staffer it wasn’t an option as the list had already been approved by the PMO.
Li said the RCMP officers “said I couldn’t ask a question. I said why?” Li said he told the Mounties that Canadian journalists had agreed he could ask a question. “It’s not democratic.”
 
哦,原来是不许他说话啊。明白了。
不让说就别说白,找这不自在,还和人官员冲突。
 
不想做生意就不要请人家来。赚钱提什么人权。没事学学德国英国。学美国,学得来吗?
 
学学美国前总统小布什。去北京看奥运会,在中国境外喊几嗓子人权;到了北京,忙着看女子沙滩排球、 拍运动员后背去了。:D



 
前几年中国记者李学江在加拿大问加拿大总理一个问题,结果当时就被警卫给拿下了。
我靠,幸好在加拿大当年看过新闻,否则又被误导了,还真以为是因为问了个问题被警卫拿下了。
 
不想做生意就不要请人家来。赚钱提什么人权。没事学学德国英国。学美国,学得来吗?
美国是:人权要提,钱也要赚!我看挺好!:D
 
我靠,幸好在加拿大当年看过新闻,否则又被误导了,还真以为是因为问了个问题被警卫拿下了。

你看的是CFC新闻还是文学城新闻?当时加国真正的主流媒体都是声讨哈珀对媒体的粗暴限制的。你有没有读读英文新闻,有没有真的读懂呢?
 
你看的是CFC新闻还是文学城新闻?当时加国真正的主流媒体都是声讨哈珀对媒体的粗暴限制的。你有没有读读英文新闻,有没有真的读懂呢?
我知道啊,这跟我说的矛盾吗
 
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