Tesco pretending not to know they had slave labour working for them, pulled the cards from the shelves, though virtually everyone who was going to buy christmas cards would have done so by then and given that they were being sold in the reduced to clear shelves just prior to the news story breaking.

This story just illustrates that China is a rising totalitarian power. Where whilst today several millions of Ugers and other minorities find themselves in Chinese slave labour concentration camps.

Tomorrow, a global Chinese empire would even make Hitler's concentration camps look like a boy scouts picnic in comparison, as the emerging evil empire sought eradicate whole continents of their peoples.

A warning from history of what is to come if this emerging evil empire is not contained.

By N Walayat

http://www.walayatfamily.com

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