Really? Seems like the Banksters have been ass raping those other nations for centuries, Canada is just the baby.“Canada’s a fairly easy whipping boy, much more so than France, the U.K. or U.S., which have in the past also made some comments on human rights.” ~ David Chatterson, who was named Canadian ambassador to Saudi Arabia
He is just confirming we are spineless. That is quite a bit different than spreading you own ass so the rape will be easier.This guy is ruining Canada's reputation.
PRETZELS. Come and get your Pretzels! Conservatives are going to micro-target each ethnic group of new canadians. Guess what? Many adherants to Islam know who the Saudis are and how hard it is to live in a corrupt region of the world. That is why they moved to Canada over the last 100 years. Trudeau is anti-corrupt and pro-human rights. Canadians like that.The Liberals are sounding very Islamophobic.
PRETZELS. Come and get your Pretzels! Conservatives are going to micro-target each ethnic group of new canadians. Guess what? Many adherants to Islam know who the Saudis are and how hard it is to live in a corrupt region of the world. That is why they moved to Canada over the last 100 years. Trudeau is anti-corrupt and pro-human rights. Canadians like that.
Proofreading is good.Saudi students reauest asylum.
http://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/briti...a-as-deadline-to-return-home-passes-1.4806997
Proofreading is good.
We don't even hear about it, anymore. Some screws. None of us give a rat's ass for your Saudi allies, Yank.Canada's arms deal with Saudi Arabia is shrinking
http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/saudi-arabia-arms-canada-1.4815571
YOW!
The Prince is really putting the screws to Canada because of Trudeau's tweet.
(Bloomberg) -- Canada’s export financing agency is raising a red flag on doing business with Saudi Arabia in the wake of a feud between Riyadh and the Trudeau government.
Export Development Canada “is currently off cover on all products in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia,” the agency said on its website’s Saudi country profile Thursday night. “EDC encourages exporters to exercise caution in shipping to Saudi Arabia.” It said it would continue to monitor the situation and advise customers accordingly.
A diplomatic feud between the two countries erupted last month after a tweet from Canadian Foreign Minister Chrystia Freeland criticized the arrest in Riyadh of Saudi women’s rights activist Samar Badawi. In response, Saudi Arabia lambasted Canada for interfering in its domestic affairs, expelling the Canadian ambassador to Riyadh and ordering a freeze on new investment.
Before the incident, EDC had rated Saudi Arabia as open for business with a low risk of political interference. It has now put that assessment under review. At the time of Freeland’s tweet, EDC had exposure of about C$2 billion ($1.6 billion) to Saudi Arabia, and about 250 customers operating in the kingdom.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau’s government plans to extend an olive branch to Riyadh, hoping to arrange talks between Freeland and her Saudi counterpart in New York next week during the United Nations General Assembly, according to a Canadian official who spoke to Bloomberg News on condition of anonymity.
... about a decade too late, I might add.Canadian Export Agency Downgrades Its Assessment of Saudi Arabia