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U.S. ambassador rebukes Canada for lack of support
'Bout time too....
~ http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2003/03/25/paulcellucci030325 Last paragraph in the article... Quote:
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all that socialism leads to having no spine. They should have at least sent some troops to help.
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Here's another Canadian Gem......
<b>Liberals accused of 'waffling' on war </b> <i>Wed, 26 Mar 2003</i> OTTAWA - Prime Minister Jean Chrétien insists his government is not softening its opposition to the war against Iraq, or now calling for a regime change. On Monday, Foreign Affairs Minister Bill Graham said Ottawa supports the U.S. plan to oust Saddam Hussein. Jean Chrétien receives a standing ovation from his caucus (CP PHOTO) But Chrétien has again suggested the goal of a forced regime change is illegal. Former NDP leader Alexa McDonough suggested the government is losing its resolve. She said it "seems to be weakening and waffling and wobbling." Canadian Alliance Leader Stephen Harper called the prime minister "an embarrassment," and asked bluntly whether he is for or against Saddam. "Canadians want Saddam removed and this prime minister should stand with them. So I give him one chance: does the prime minister want the allies to remove Saddam Hussein?" he said. Chrétien says the government position is consistent: regime change is wrong. "The intervention there is to make sure Saddam is disarmed. The question of changing regimes is not acceptable under the United Nations Charter," he said. Chrétien insists a large percentage of Canadians support the government, a view that was reflected in a two-to-one vote against an Alliance motion favouring the war. But even while the government insists it isn't wavering, and that Canada won't join the war, it is increasingly sensitive about being seen as anti-American, or even neutral in the conflict. <i>The prime minister says he hopes the U.S. and not Iraq prevails.</i> Chretien "hopes the U.S. and not Iraq prevails"...... how fucking magnanimous of him. :321GFY |
Read here so much that our " army" was shit, that it is amazing that suddenly it " would make a difference ".
anti-war = terrorist no spine = brains |
even Poland sent like 200 troops. It is completely spinless not to support an ally.
Canada made the same decision as France, Germany, Russia, China. Thats not a group of countries that I would want to have much in common with. |
i dont get it.
I thought canadians were against the war? why is everyone starting to second guess it now? |
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Looks like at least 8 Canadians actually <i>ARE</i> fighting in Iraq alongside the U.S. marines... because they aRE marines....
But they're from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick..... http://www.cbc.ca/stories/2003/03/25..._marines030325 DF - I do see the point you're trying to make, but it is really about support, and supporting your friend in times of need. There are some specific points in that first link I posted that address that issue. |
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I wouldnt expect the canadians to assist in something their leader doesnt believe in. As they obviously havent. |
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eh, with or without anyones help i just hope its over as soon as possible.
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CDSmith,
Move to the US - since you seem more American than Canadian. |
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fuck you asshole |
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- the removal of Saddam Hussein - the invasion of a country People in Canada ( and the parliament ) voiced their position pretty clearly. Read your own links at beginning of this thread: " ... not without the UN ...." The only party that wished to go with the coalition ( the Canadian Alliance: stronghold in Alberta , province of the oil) said because " it is the first time we are not with our Anglo allies ..." . |
The hell with him.
Our country chose not to send troops to a War that is illegal by international laws. I support our liberals 100%. I said it before, I say it again. 99% of the people of the world would choose Chretien over George bush as their national leader anyday. :thumbsup |
its funny to watch people get mad because the US doesn't give a fuck what you think. :)
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even Poland sent like 200 troops. It is completely spinless not to support an ally.
Canada made the same decision as France, Germany, Russia, China. Thats not a group of countries that I would want to have much in common with |
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The ones you name represents ( and the one you don't name not in the "coalition of the willings" ) represents 2/3 of world population.... BTW, where are the Irakis with the flowers and dancing in the street.... |
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keep trying American hater.:1orglaugh |
SO what ?
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Read the fucking article instead of puffing your "fuck you's", aight? It says clearly that there are some guys from those provinces that are in the US marines. I swear, talk to me like that in person and it would only happen once. |
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Pretty stupid comment to make. Many other Canadians feel as I do, what are you going to suggest half the population leave because they support the UK and US? Stupid. |
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<b>But</b> they're from Nova Scotia and New Brunswick..... ya i'd love to see what you would try. a lot of my family comes from nova scotia and i don't take lightly to shit like that. its very insulting. there's canadians fighting in iraq, but they're from the maritimes. thats very fucking insulting and you'd be shitting out your teeth if you said that to me in person. |
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I think that is what he was saying. The Canadians fighting are part of an American expedition, and not a Canadian expedition, which is what he would like. |
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If you still want to cock off to me, why not get in your diesel wabbit and come here and fucking tell me in person how you're going to fuck me up big boy. What a dumbass. |
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I have no idea what crawled up Iguana boy's dense ass. Fact is, I applaud them if what the article is saying is true. |
Actually CD, I've heard from a "friend of a friend" that there are actually 12 Canadians in the Marines. Supposedly, this guy I know is friends with one of the Marines.
Cool stuff. |
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Problem is... YOU misunderstood. Not me, YOU. Therefore the problem is with you my friend. Why jump to stupid conclusions and cock off with empty threats when what YOU think I meant isn't what I meant? Fact is, I have family who came from those provinces. I only said "But" because I know that I am talking mostly to Americans here, and I was stressing that although these 8 guys are US marines, they in fact ARE from Canada. That's it, that's all. As in - "They are US marines, BUT they are from...." So put away your foolish threats and try asking what someone means before beakin' off at them. |
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Would be interesting to find out how it's done. |
i am thinking the Polar Ice Caps...lol....round up all them damn countries that takes 100 members of parliment to make up one mind and send them all to the ice caps to fight adn bicker amongst themselves, because we have a job to do...they are just getting in the way!!!
*example***they are like kids playing in the street when a road crew is trying to put down new blacktop*** they just get in the way! SUPPORT OUR TROOPS SUPPORT OUR TROOPS |
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I totally agree, but I think most of us know that the Canadian PEOPLE are our allies, but atm the Canadian GOVERNMENT is not :/ Hopefully in their next elections they'll inform him of this... |
That second article is complete bullshit..
Canadians do not support this.. In montreal there have been anti-war rallies bigger than those held in Toronto, Washington, LA, Paris, and New York Combined.. Almost 70% of the people here in Quebec are against this war, and I think it is the same all over the country.. So anyone saying that Canadians support this war has their heads up their ass.. |
if they had their troops on the ground, the canadiens would support it. Since the war started, usa support is up to over 70% in some polls.
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Any comment? |
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ANYWAYS....ok, so I don't have a 'survey' on ALL Canadians, but the few that I do know, support the war effort and are quite rational people....if you think that claiming a large % of your population are proud of being irrational and more closely aligned to the chinese, french, russians, and germans, then more power to ya bro! I support your right to feel however you want, just don't be like that Cherac fuckwit and want to come sucking on the rebuilding Iraq/money fund after the fact....NO SOUP FOR YOU :thumbsup :thumbsup |
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it was you who made the initial threat, i simply told you to fuck off. |
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You've been quick to jump on me before, and if you continue to do so my invitation stands. If you're going to puff your toughness everywhere, shaddap and prove it. Otherwise try playing nice. |
Guys, it's easy to misunderstand someone on a message board.
Kiss and make up. It's silly to argue about words when you both believe the same thing. |
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Fact is, this dipshit neither speaks for all Quebecers nor does he have a clue what the rest of Canada thinks. Not even a trace of a clue. I have many relatives that are from Quebec and have lived there for generations, and many of them wonder about our PM's decisions lately. As for the rest of Canada, I wouldn't put the anti-American sentiment at anywhere CLOSE to 70%. I would put it at maybe dead even at worst, but I think that the majority of Canadians support the removal of Saddam's crew, and we support the coalition forces and wish that Canada was a part of it. The protestors in Canadian cities are no better informed than those in the US, and many are of course protesting simply because it's the cool thing to do right now. It's an empty protest, because no one WANTS war, most people would have been overjoyed if Saddam had of complied with UN sanctions, 1441 etc. He didn't, war has begun, deal with it and move on. |
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He has represented us poorly, and for that I am embarrassed! |
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I have to pipe in as a Canadian...
Chretien is an idiot. Our country has had very little growth under his government. I would love to see a change but I doubt that any other current potential PM would be much better (sad times). While I am still unsure whether or not all out war was warranted, I firmly believe that Canada should support the coalition forces in Iraq. Full support. It feels like a family affair out there... and for some reason we are still at home. And besides, relations with the US were already strained and tense... from softwood lumber to potentially allowing terrorists into the USA (however much that may have been hyped up by the media), the attitude towards Canada by the average US citizen has gotten much worse then I ever thought possible. And while Canada has been bringing in more business from across the pacific lately, I still believe we need to have take advanatage of our natural trading position with the US to grow. Diversify and expand. A side note on the demonstrators I have seen... all a bunch of hippies out to make a point and a bunch of punks there to riot. Neither group of people even understand the situation I think. Both groups are demonstrating for the social aspect - hippies to get together and share love and hug trees, and young punks to riot and get rowdy... but according to Controlthy, I should move out of Canada, and 12clicks doesnt care cuz I am a Canadian and beneath notice... I luv this place :) |
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Protestors are all blind. :winkwink: |
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