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Chery, Chevy, Maurice Strong, George Soros

'Chery' cruises North america's way

By Judi McLeod
Tuesday, June 20, 2006

New York-based Visionary Vehicles hasn't come up with a moniker for the `Chery' vehicles with which Maurice Strong and George Soros contemplate flooding the US market by summer of 2007.

Perhaps the Chery could more aptly be called the `Chicane'.

a name change for the Chery is necessary now that the Chinese automaker has agreed not to use a brand name similar to `Chevy' when marketing its cars in the U.S.

That's a small concession for Chinese automaker Chery automobile Co, given that its copycat Chery QQ looks so similar to the design of Daewoo's Matiz.

Even though General Motor's Corp. investigation results showed the two vehicles "shared remarkably identical body structure, exterior design, interior design and key components," the US. auto giant said t has reached a settlement resolving all legal disputes with Chery automobile Co.

Before Strong and Soros got into the act, the Chery automobile Co. focused its exports on 10 other countries, including Iraq, Iran, Bangladesh, Cuba, Syria and Malaysia.

about 50,000 Cherys sold in China for $3,600 last year. Estimated american price list for the Chery is $20,000.

With GM agreeing to settle its legal claims against Chery, guess the automaker is none too worried about the big push into the american auto market contemplated by Strong and Soros.

Meanwhile Disney and Pixar whose animated auto film Cars cashed in with $31.2 million during its second weekend in theatres, could have used Chery-Chicane as the ‘bad guy' in its blockbuster hit.

according to Canada Free Press film critic Larry anklewicz, "Cars is a magical animated film that will delight children and adults alike.

"It's full of humour and pathos and truth. It's an instant classic that will be around for generations to come."

"Cars tells the story of Lightning McQueen, an outgoing red racing car who is challenging for the Championship in his rookie season. McQueen and two rivals, had finished in a virtual tie during the last race of the season, so was traveling across the country to participate in the Piston Cup Championship where only the three finalists would compete.

In an animated film where cars come on like people, there's even a love interest, "Sally Carrera, a sexy 2002 Porche".

Think what the Chery could have done for the film. a bad guy, ready to raid the american market, just prior to american elections as a knockoff of the South Korean Spark. Flooding the market with cheap exports could help bring down not only George W., but also that war-mongering Uncle Sam.

Besides while Cars only stars the voices of Owen Wilson, Paul Newman, Bonnie Hunt, Larry the Cable Guy and Cheech Marin, Chery stars the real thing, the Dr. Goldfingerish Maurice Strong and the Dr. No like George Soros.

In Cars, the feckless McQueen falls into police custody in the sleepy town of Radiator Springs and is forced to repair the town's main street, which he had destroyed on his way to the big race through town.

Putting in his time on community service, McQueen gets to rub fenders with the town's offbeat characters, including Doc Hudson, the 1951 Hudson Hornet with a hazy past and Mater, the rusty tow truck driver who is just a kid at heart, all the while developing a love affair with Sally Carrera.

But Cars is only an animated film that comes complete with a terrific musical score, while the true story of Chery, starring Maurice Strong and George Soros is real life imitating art.

See also:
  • Strong & Soros in business a Partnership from Hell
  • Canada Free Press founding editor Most recent by Judi McLeod is an award-winning journalist with 30 years experience in the print media. Her work has appeared on Newsmax.com, Drudge Report, Foxnews.com, Glenn Beck. Judi can be reached at: judi@canadafreepress.com


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