Sorry USA : ( From Canada
 

The decisions of our ugly prime minister do not reflect the values of all Canadians.

you're next bitch

Yeah, I'm less than pleased with our spineless, dickless PM. I think I'm not the only one, either. Fucker.

but you do?
:321GFY

Theres not much Canada could do anyways but help rebuild Iraq after the the fact.I think the role of helping to rebuild will be appreciated

look, regardless of the war.. canada supports americans. But really, why iraq... i just found it ironic that its the bush family thats always after them.. and that osama bin laden has not been even mentioned at all lately. Im not saying we are fighting the wrong people.. but sorry to say, this is a typical columbia conquer and rape.


You take iraq, put american democratic government... give oil to USA and then thats it. Just like coffee with the columbians.. thats what america wants to do

We can't control the actions of our governments. And it includes the US too!

we kicked your ass once before, we can do it again

i concur


:321GFY :Kissmy :moon :throwup :thefinger

I don't mean to be picky, but canadians -are- americans.

Canadians are not americans.. we have such a different culture, values compare to you guys.. nothing wrong with that.... but i believe that we are more aware of whats going on around the world than americans.

This thread is going to descend into complete stupidity.

Canadians are North Americans? :)

I would personally choose Chretien over George W Bush any given day.


:2 cents:

say it to Labret

I thought this thread was going to be about the French-Canadian fans booing the US nat'l anthem at a recent hockey game.

http://www.canoe.ca/Slam020424/nhl_bosmtl1-cp.html


Don't worry, people in Montreal have been known to boo the Canadian anthem too.


In fact, during the last Quebec referendum some Quebecers were seen whiping their asses with the Canadian flag.


We now tend to just smile, pat them on the head and move on.

sounds like a terroristic threat... I've got Bush on the bat phone

we have also been known to riot and loot Ste. Catherine street whether or not the Habs win the Stanley Cup...

I agree with him 100%.

No worries. You're usually behind us.

Yes we are - we are North 'American's.......

Too true!

But the Habs are still my hockey team either way.... :Graucho

Sadam Hussein is killing now for may many many years
What comes around, goes around
Let him bite the desert dust
:Graucho


hope that the bunkerbusters doing the best job ever:thumbsup

Katja
http://www.tjeezers.com/katja.gif

Yeah French, the best things about Canada:

Strip Clubs
Platinum Bucks
Victoria Lee
Asian Chicks

Other than that its the terrorist resort...

I think your digging in the wrong hole alittle.
the school system is taught on a broader scale? this is what I make of it? there is a a multi cultural experience applied in teaching..not just our country but the world is learned about.. this is where your going with this. speech.. and English is taught
alittle dif.. too. Zeee or Zed.. :1orglaugh

Nice remark there SWEET.. HE.HE. :Graucho

War of 1812... White House was burned down.

1886 - Canada became a soverign country.

Britain was a world power at that time, Let's give them their due.

The british kicked our ass, not the canadians. Canada didn't exist at that time.

Hehe... The better part of it!

Uh? Canada did something like 80% of the precision bombing when everyone was over in Afghanistan. No missed targets, whatever % US did, they had a few missed targets...

Cheers,
Matt

The early hopes of the United States to drive the British entirely from North America were dashed by a series of defeats at the hands of British regulars and Canadian militia forces. Fort Michilimackinac, at the entrance to Lake Michigan, was captured by the British soon after the outbreak of fighting and was not recaptured during the remainder of the war. An American attack across the Detroit border was not only forced back but, under the brilliant generalship of Gen. Isaac Brock, ably assisted by the Shawnee chieftain Tecumseh and his warriors, was turned into a disastrous defeat. The army defending Detroit was forced to surrender, and the fort itself fell into British hands. Later the same year, the United States launched an attack on the Niagara frontier. Brock was killed early during the fighting at Queenston Heights, but the invasion was repulsed.

lol yes exactly

And your apology does not speak on behalf of all Canadians.

Both governements are going to do what they want with or with out the people.

I for one am somewhat pleased with Canada's stance. We have peacekeepers over there, and that is what we do. Then we come in and clean up the mess. We do not have much of a military, hell our helicopters are over 60 years old, and if you haven't noticed crash into our ships on take off.

We all know that if Canada is needed to help out with this war then they will be there.

Until then please allow us to speak for ourselves.

Thank you and good night:winkwink:

I second that, Chretien showed just how spineless he really is.

Thank you, you just clarified... It was the British.

Nice Luke...


Hey Sherie.... if you were not allowed to speak... raped at will and not allowed to vote... would your stance be so bold??? easy to sit back and be an armchair anti war chear leader when you are not being oppressed... puh leeezzzzzzze

it states British regulars, Canadian militia forces and Shawnee chieftain Tecumseh and his warriors

just want you to get the facts straight
:winkwink:

Thanks Rocky! I appreciate it! :)

There are a lot of other countries, a lot, where that still happens. It just happens Iraq has weapons, because the US gave them weapons (to attack Iran with)... Anyways.

Cheers,
Matt

i'm sure that's how a lot of americans felt after governor bush was elected president even though he failed to have the most votes

Yes. People living in regions of what are now known as Quebec, Ontario and Manitoba were then referred to as "Canadians", just as we are today. And Canada is a British colony no matter how you slice it, so the argument that "it was the British" is neither here nor there.

Fact is, we once kicked ass on the USA, and no hair-splitting arguments are going to change that fact.

But..but...but.. that can't be! :winkwink:

Cheers,
Matt

guns and weapons of mass distruction are two differnet things...


as for the election.. appearantly you do not understand the electoral college and how it works... so please go read then come back and play :winkwink:

Jeez people. Get a clue.

Yes, the USA backed Iraq 15-20 years ago in their fight against Iran. Back then Iran was the real threat as we all KNOW (or should know). It is common knowledge.

But that was then, this is now.

No one said that Saddam then had a right to use those weapons to invade Kuwait, shoot missiles at Isreal, defy the UN sanctions, shoot at coalition forces over the no-fly zone, condone and support terrorism, blast thousands of his own people to dust, and threaten to upset the entire region.

Actually it sounds more hair splitting from the Canadians. You weren't a world power then, nor now.

Why not give the British their due. Since the "Canadians" were british citizens?

Come on now! Let's be fair to our Brothers over the ocean. :)

only one country to date has used weapons of mass destruction

* 344 ballots had no evidence that they were cast on or before Election Day

* 183 ballots were postmarked in the United States

* 96 ballots lacked appropriate witness information

* 169 ballots came from unregistered voters, had envelopes that were'nt signed properly, or came from people who hadn't requested a ballot

* 5 ballots came after the November 17 deadline

* 19 overseas voters voted on two ballots - and had both counted

all of these ballots violated Florida law, yet they all were counted

bush's lead would have vanished if the recount had been conducted under the severely restrictive standards that some Republicans advocated...the review found that the result would have been different if every canvassing board in every county had examined every undervote...[Under] the most inclusive standard [that is, a standard that sought to include the true will of ALL the people] Gore would have won by 393 votes...On ballots that [suggested] a fault with either the machine or the voter's ability to use it...Gore would have won by 299 votes

can i say this any louder? Bush didn't win! Gore did.

I personally only know one Canadian personally that supports the war on Iraq, so at least here in Alberta, ppl don't support it.
ZoiNk

buy Albertan oil
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