What does Chinese unrestricted warfare look like in Canada? (Correction: UK)

Daily Mail has the story here as well.

Horticulturalists have issued a warning after ‘hundreds’ of British gardeners received unsolicited deliveries of seeds thought to have been sent from China.

The mysterious packages have been posted to customers who previously made legitimate seed purchases through sites such as Amazon marketplace and eBay.

But many of the gardeners were left baffled after receiving unexpected deliveries – which were not paid for – marked as ‘petals’ and ‘ear studs’, potentially to avoid customs checks.

Thank you ML., PePi.

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8 Replies to “What does Chinese unrestricted warfare look like in Canada? (Correction: UK)”

  1. In New Zealand, bringing or receiving seeds like that is like bringing narcotics to Malaysia. Worse than first-degree murder.

    • Yankee ingenuity saves World.
      For – and with – our dainty Allies.

      Big strong fearless [though emotionally flawed] Men, petite-but-plucky [with sexy foreign accents] Women.
      Life, hope, love. Our shared future.

      ….The End….
      Take THAT, you stink'n commies!

        • The women are especially petite.
          But once they glom on to the alpha yank, they show fine spirit and follow orders well.

  2. I think that the Lower Mainland of British Columbia will just keep becoming more and more Chinese and then one day will begin talking about a “referendum” to give “The People” a homeland. Then the Lower Mainland, that’s “Vancouver” for those who don’t know, will have their referendum and then will join the Chinese “Mainland” and that will be that. We’ve already established in Canada that people have the right to separate and start their own country if they have a majority and are a “distinct society”. Well, soon the Chinese will fulfill both of those requirements and if you don’t think they’re going to take Vancouver you’re living in a fantasy world of unicorns and rainbows. And it’ll all be real legal-like and we’ll just have to stand there smiling and take it like so many chicken-ass bum-boys…

    It costs over two million dollars to buy a crappy little house by the freeway in Vancouver and only the tens-of-thousands of Chinese millionaires in mirror sunglasses and white Mercedes Benzes and big pink houses can possibly come up with that much moola. It’s just a matter of time…

    • I was there for several months more than a decade ago.
      Homosexual tyranny.
      Chinese will consume anything. Let ’em choke on unicorn-meat.
      feh

      (Chris – We’re gonna have to Monroe Doctrine there, anyway. Eventually.)

  3. I’m active in some busy homesteading / gardening (produce, compost, raised beds talk) forums with members mostly from north America, quite a few have been reporting these mysterious seeds being delivered. I’ve never bought seeds online myself.