Canada expects U.S. queries about stability

Praxius

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Since Canada is so ambivilent about its leadership - hey! Here's someone you praised to high heaven. You loved him. You thought he was the only choice. You found fault with the Bush/Republican side until you even bored yourselves.

Here he is - your new leader: BARACK OBAMA. :canada:

That ought to suit you to a T. George and Laura have bought a house in a ritzy area of Preston Hollow in Dallas. New neighbors with lots of Secret Service! Oh boy!

Uncle

Sorry, what does this have to do with anything?
 

Praxius

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This Canadian drama is barely a story down here. I saw one small article on cnn.com.

Yeah, not very suprising to me either, which was why it was a suprise CNN even pulled their heads out of their arses to see what's going on in the world surrounding them for once in their lives.

Of course every other time I turn on CNN, including last night, it was of course back inside the walls of the US and everything going on there. I didn't even see any reports on what was going on in Israel, India or elsewhere in the world..... just that one blurb on CNN a few times and back inside the walls again.

I guess there was a little bit of concern for 5 mins down there when the US thought they might have problems with a next door trader and exporter.

That's one thing I've really noticed about CNN..... it ain't world news, it's only news from around the world that usually has to have some involvement of the US in it in order to make on air.

And yet here we can get all our own news, news from in the US and around the world in 30 mins or so..... what's the problem? :p
 

Praxius

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Oh Dang, this means we'll have to take another country over!

Fort Drum, in Syracuse is only three hours from Ottawa. Our jets could make the trip in five minutes after wheels up--and that's not even going supersonic (don't want to break dishes ya know). And the 401 could be close in even less time.

So go ahead.. Screw yerselves up. We'll take care of it.

Not only am I not scared, but I sure as fuc don't want your country's so-called "Help" ~ Up here it looks like Invasions, occupations and gradual genocide..... but I guess we should be greatful after all :roll:

I'd rather our country break apart and all of us to kill each other before I come and see you guys crossing the borders acting like the big heroes nobody asked for.

I'd be making sure our area joined in with the UK before we join in with the US...... frig, I'd join in with Quebec or Franch before I even fathomed joining the US.

But depending on our dumbass politicians, if it ever got to that point, they'd probably sell us out to the US anyways.

Either way there'd be a fight alright.... of course if you decided to bring your forces into Canada for your own selfish reasons, you will be in for quite a suprise in more ways then one.

It certainly won't be easy and you'd be opening up your borders and your lands to a war right next door. I'm pretty sure your citizens can tollerate a war they never see, in a desert far away where they can't relate...... stick that fight right next door and see what happens.

The fight wouldn't just be contained to Canada.... it'd be all along your northern borders and into your side and beyond.

And did it ever occur to you guys that if you ever pulled that dumbass stunt, you're resources would be greatly reduced in which you rely on, your military would be stretched even father then it is now, those other "Evil Doer" wars you got on would get much worse, and they will be coming accross to come pay you guys a visit soon enough.

And besides.... you think the world is going to be pleased that you're invading and attacking Canada of all places?

That's like punching the Pillsbury Doughboy in the face.


If people didn't think you were evil now, they'd sure as hell think you're evil then and it'd probably end up pretty messy.... much more then you guys tend to anticipate.

So go ahead.... try and get all cocky again and see what good it does ya.... it's been working so far for you guys, I'd think you'd learn a bit of humility and consequence by now.

But then again, perhaps that's just asking for too much.
 

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Harper did sign into law an agreement that allows the USA to invade and restore order. The US can invade and hold off the international community with this agreement.

I hate to say it but this is all starting to look like a setup.
 

Praxius

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Harper did sign into law an agreement that allows the USA to invade and restore order.

I hate to say it but this is all starting to look like a setup.

Yeah we'll see how the Canadian public loves that idea if and when they do.

And yes.... it has been getting setup for quite some time. Here comes the 4th Reich.
 

Praxius

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Prax, I am hoping that you are wrong.

Unfortunatly, there is too much law, too many agreements behind closed doors, too many factors and too many actions on both sides of the border to actually have a great chance of being wrong.

Quite honestly I don't have any trust, let alone faith in any of the political parties to actually have enough ballz to protect our nation and to me it seems that it will only be a matter of time before we're sold out to the NAU.

Of course in 2 years, they'll just switch it back to the USA. The whole NAU thing is just to make people feel comfortible with the takeover.
 

tracy

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Yeah, not very suprising to me either, which was why it was a suprise CNN even pulled their heads out of their arses to see what's going on in the world surrounding them for once in their lives.

Of course every other time I turn on CNN, including last night, it was of course back inside the walls of the US and everything going on there. I didn't even see any reports on what was going on in Israel, India or elsewhere in the world..... just that one blurb on CNN a few times and back inside the walls again.

I guess there was a little bit of concern for 5 mins down there when the US thought they might have problems with a next door trader and exporter.

That's one thing I've really noticed about CNN..... it ain't world news, it's only news from around the world that usually has to have some involvement of the US in it in order to make on air.

And yet here we can get all our own news, news from in the US and around the world in 30 mins or so..... what's the problem? :p

We must watch a different CNN. It's the channel of custom on at work in the breakroom and the Mumbai attacks were EXTENSIVELY covered. They do a lot of international coverage. Canada suspending parliament and maybe having another election or maybe not just isn't as interesting. I don't think Canada is so different. Canadian news stations don't cover the entire world either. They cover what's interesting to their viewers. I got a taste of that when I lived in the Czech Republic for a year. Few Canadians I knew even realized Czechoslovakia wasn't a country anymore.
 

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There is a CNN International which is broad casted to the world outside of the USA and most of Canada. It's how the Americans hide their desperate social bankruptcy. If the rest of the world could see the regular CNN they would be terribly shocked. CNN International is actually pretty good.
 

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That's because you don't have anything to contrast it with. It is serious garbage.

Is there a cable network out there that isn't?

FOX is so hopeless biased that it's painful to watch. It's like a combination RNC and Dr James Dobson's Focus on Family.

CNN has Nancy Grace and I mean, someone seriously had a brain fart when they brought her on.

MSN? There are times I feel sorry for them as they tend to be fumbling around in the dark desperately trying to find an identity and failing miserably

If I have to, I'll take CNN for at least the 40% of "stuff" they broadcast is somewhat believable
 

tracy

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That's because you don't have anything to contrast it with. It is serious garbage.

Considering I only moved to the US 4 years ago and still spend a lot of time outside of the US, I do have some idea of how it compares to Canadian news stations.
 

tracy

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Well tracy maybe Canada's political crisis isn't glitzy enough to warrant CNN's attention or any other US news channel.

My personal opinion.

scratch

Not just that, but I have a feeling people don't worry about the Canadian government because Canada is a stable country. What's the worst thing that could happen in this crisis? A coalition government? Another election? Ooooohhh.... terrifying!!! Compare that to explosions and gunfights in Mumbai and anybody would be extremely naive to expect it to garner a ton of attention.
 

malcome

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I know this is a unusual concept for us, but how about we try the Yankee way and vote for 2 possibly 3 parties at most. Atleast we will have a majority and won't be having all this bickering about having to form a gov. all the time. Bring a little stability to our Goverment. Maybe if we also vote for the PM directly, limit their term like the U.S. We now have a dysfunctional goverment and all we can do in complain.
 

Vanni Fucci

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I know this is a unusual concept for us, but how about we try the Yankee way and vote for 2 possibly 3 parties at most. Atleast we will have a majority and won't be having all this bickering about having to form a gov. all the time. Bring a little stability to our Goverment. Maybe if we also vote for the PM directly, limit their term like the U.S. We now have a dysfunctional goverment and all we can do in complain.

Hell why don't we just become the US in all it's 'crimes against humanity' glory...that would solve everything...:roll:
 

malcome

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"There are just as many differences as similarities...but the differences are quite divisive..." and that is our undoing. We are not a nation but a group of people who cannot get along and untill we change that is all we will be.