The True North - Not so strong

[BDH]

Can we separate our selves from Quebec and the Maritimes ??




Dick

[mosquito]

Can we separate our selves from Quebec and the Maritimes ??

Dick

Just so long as they keep Poodeau, not invited to anti-ISIS meetings in the same week 7 Canadians are killed and rather than a strong statement or going to the Church 6 were from he goes to a mosque.... we are back... on the untrustworthy, unreliable list in the world!

Talking about Justin's reaction to the killing of 7 Canadians
http://www.therebel.media/canadians_...hetic_response

Husband of Canadian victim in Burkina Faso attack says he hung up on Justin Trudeau
http://news.nationalpost.com/news/ca...justin-trudeau

He said Trudeau’s message sounded like a “cassette” and he did not appreciate Trudeau calling the victims a source of Canadian pride. “I asked him to stop his political blather … I told him they didn’t do (their charitable works) to make Canadians proud but because they were fundamentally good people,” Richard said.

He said he ended the conversation by telling Trudeau to hug his wife and children. “I hung up on him, and it felt good,” he said.



I have condolences and respect for Yves Richard, not for Poodeau!

[sawbill]

X2that some intelligence agencies are looking at him very closely.

I don't think they're going to find very much, do you?

[mosquito]

I don't think they're going to find very much, do you?

Yep, Poodeau is definitely light in the intelligence part!!

Gotta luv Rex Murphy... probably the only one speaking anything vaguely resembling truth at CBC

http://www.cbc.ca/news/thenational/r...ises-1.3415171
"Point of View: Rex is in awe of how Justin Trudeau's Liberals stand to gain credit if they break key pledges of the platform they ran and won on.

Canada left in the peanut gallery while the adults talk... that's a good line, fitting with this government!

[mosquito]

Things that make you go HMMMMM...


http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/isla...king-1.3378034
Canada poised to be hub of Islamic finance
Islamic banking is being touted as the next big thing for Canada's financial services sector, but experts say it's up to the new federal government to demonstrate that it welcomes Shariah-compliant investments.


and on the same page.


http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-iran-sanctions-1.3442614
Iran sanctions lifted by Canada, but Justin Trudeau still faces 'delicate dance'
PM looks to restore relations, but Iran is still listed as a state sponsor of terrorism



It would seem our reputation is increasing.... among Islamic nations... but is that a good thing?

[trimmer21]

Things that make you go HMMMMM...


http://www.cbc.ca/news/business/isla...king-1.3378034
Canada poised to be hub of Islamic finance
Islamic banking is being touted as the next big thing for Canada's financial services sector, but experts say it's up to the new federal government to demonstrate that it welcomes Shariah-compliant investments.


and on the same page.


http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/trudeau-iran-sanctions-1.3442614
Iran sanctions lifted by Canada, but Justin Trudeau still faces 'delicate dance'
PM looks to restore relations, but Iran is still listed as a state sponsor of terrorism



It would seem our reputation is increasing.... among Islamic nations... but is that a good thing?

You can bet your bottom dollar that the Americans and Russians are keeping a very close eye on their "neighbors to the north." If it ever happens that the Trudeau Liberals become known as promoters and financiers of world terrorism by providing safe haven for terrorist money and agents,God help Canada.

[mosquito]

Russia and Saudi Arabia talking WW3... and no one wants to hazards a comment on what Canada might do... Iran (ally of Russia) sanctions ending.... and once again Saudi Arabia is in the news.

http://business.financialpost.com/fp...e-canadian-oil
How Trudeau helps the Saudis’ scheme to sideline Canadian oil

Why are the Saudis — long the champion of higher oil prices — content to continue the trend of plentiful, cheap oil exports?

The short answer is that the Saudis are conducting a not-so-subtle campaign of economic warfare against Canada and other upstart oil exporters to permanently cripple their respective oil industries. By enduring some short-term pain at US$35 per barrel or lower, the Saudis can sideline the likes of Canada and Venezuela and ensure a long-term command of the global oil market. Strangely enough, Canada is helping them do it.
...
So proud is the Trudeau government of its action on environmental stewardship and climate change that it essentially does the Saudis’ dirty work for them. By tightening the screws on domestic Canadian production while seeing an increase in Saudi-originating imports ― the Financial Post reporting recently on the significant rise in imports of Saudi oil by Canada ― we are helping to accelerate the rate of our own energy-sector’s decline.