Trudeau pulling troops out of ISIS mission and accepting more refugees
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In the armed forces at a fraction of the cost of old stock Canadians. Many of them already have combat experiance and are still alive. Language ready for many of the troubled areas we are likely to have to assist. 25,000 lots starting training three months apart.
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Wewere thinking of taking back Alaska. WHat with globull warming and all they should fit right in.
In the armed forces at a fraction of the cost of old stock Canadians. Many of them already have combat experiance and are still alive. Language ready for many of the troubled areas we are likely to have to assist. 25,000 lots starting training three months apart.The first load should be screened for military jumior command types and tech specialists, men and women, in a year it could be a self replicating if they served in the locations most in need of assistance.
Not a bad idea since they won't require beer like our current troops.
What landing stip? This is an economy flight. no frills.
<< remembering some of the old photos of the good folks in California holding up signs telling the migrant farm workers of Oklahoma. Texas, Kansas, etc,, to go home you are not welcome,,,,after the landowners sent flyers advertising work. Different situation and circumstance but same sentiment.
No comment on the taxes eh?
I remember how often Harper has gloated about the CPC tax increases.
You know - because Libs and Cons are the same right? :lol:
heh...shiny.
This Is Awkward
By Kate on October 21, 2015 7:29 PM |
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White House spox was asked about Trudeau-ISIL during a gaggle on Air Force One. Answer similar to one Heyman gave me
This Is Awkward
By Kate on October 21, 2015 7:29 PM |
Alexander Panetta Verified account @Alex_Panetta White House spox was asked about Trudeau-ISIL during a gaggle on Air Force One. Answer similar to one Heyman gave me
I'm quite certain that Justin isn't bringing the planes home for any practical, military reason but he might accidentally have a point. Aerial bombardment only does so much but ultimate!y, boots on the ground take territory, not bombs dropped from the air. The bombardment of ISIS doesn't appear to be doing much and if it is not working, it is a huge waste of money and an unacceptable risk for our air crew to persist in doing it. Troops on the ground, even in a training role may very well accomplish more.
We are wasting time and money.
Plus, Operation Impact sounds like a bad Steven Seagal movie.
As of October 2015, Canada has made 172 airstrikes against ISIL targets in Syria and Iraq, making up 2.3 percent of all Allied attacks since the onset of the war.[13] However, since June 2015, there has been a decline in the number of strike missions being performed by Canadian aircraft. 20 airstrikes were performed that month, climbing to 30 in July, then down to 12 in August and 10 in September.[14]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Impact
Plus, Operation Impact sounds like a bad Steven Seagal movie.
As of October 2015, Canada has made 172 airstrikes against ISIL targets in Syria and Iraq, making up 2.3 percent of all Allied attacks since the onset of the war.[13] However, since June 2015, there has been a decline in the number of strike missions being performed by Canadian aircraft. 20 airstrikes were performed that month, climbing to 30 in July, then down to 12 in August and 10 in September.[14]
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Operation_Impact
I think in order to confirm our reputation as compassionate people we have to give Justin every chance to succeed. We are all better off if he does. Of course while we are doing that we should have a firm view of an "escape route" we can jump into.
Slightly farther north.............................................Eureka, NU!
Like a bomb shelter in the back 40? I agree with you. I was referring to Loc's sarcasm. It gets stale real quick.I think in order to confirm our reputation as compassionate people we have to give Justin every chance to succeed. We are all better off if he does. Of course while we are doing that we should have a firm view of an "escape route" we can jump into.