Wouldn't it be GREAT

[blueta2]

Doesn't Canada for example focus it's efforts on taking care of their internal needs??


I think it does.

Yes we do, as should the US and focus on education and health care for it's citizens. But this letter is clearly saying US rules and all other countries that oppose the MURDER of Iraq's citizens can go f themselves.

 

[cindylou]

I dont see why we should keep giving them money.

Its our money.

 

[jerkbox]

Funny that so many people are taking offense to this.



In reality, we would be doing EXACTLY what so many countries accuse us of NOT doing - ie - minding our own business and taking care of our internal issues first and foremost.

seriously.

 

[The Shadow]

this letter is clearly saying US rules

Where do you feel that it is stating that??

 

[The Shadow]

Where do you feel that it is stating that??

...and in what way?

 

[javaguru]

Seriously the disrespect for my country is utterly disgusting. We had your back in every conflict except this one. Why cause your government was wrong plain and fucking simple. Most Americans don’t even believe in this war obviously you don’t if you wrote that shit. You wonder why the rest of the world hate the US so much it is the narrow mind egocentrically self centered the world revolves around us bull shit that spews out of the average Americans lips.

Javaguru Canada was still a British colony in 1812 hence why wikopedia which I am sure is the foremost history book lists it as the British but it was Canadian’s hello even say the in retalliation for an attack on Fort York (Toronto.)

I've never found a historical inaccuracy in any wiki history related article I've ever posted. They are generally well written and thoroughly referenced. I could type the same shit myself or post an article.The point is, there was NO Canadian national identity in 1812 and a large portion of people living in Canada at the time were American ex-patriots. I suppose next you'll be typing how the sun never set on the Canadian empire.

The British order of battle for the Battle of Bladensburg:
-The 85th (Bucks Volunteers) Regiment of Foot raised by Sir George Nugent on the Marquis of Buckingham's estates.
-44th Regiment(Essex)"By July 1813 the whole regiment had, under Wellingtons orders, returned to England to recruit and re-organise."
-21st Regiment (Royal North British Fusiliers) -Scotsmen
-4th Regiment (King's Own)

These are all British regiments re-deployed and re-equipped from Europe after the defeat of Napoleon; Nothing "Canadian" about them.

 

[gjohnson5]

LOL @ Shadow starting shit with females...

Anyway I found it entertaining and I agree with
1. Iraq pullout
2. foreign aid "one way highway"
3. France's and their business dealings with terrorists
4. Diplomat license plates. It seems that everyone in Washington DC has a diplomat licence plate

The other issues such as Nafta, China and Alaska oil drilling , I'm not so sure about. Severing ties with China would be financially devastating here, which coincides with NAFTA

*edit*
I can't stand Chinas political policies , but financially we need them since they make all out stuff...
*edit*
But you're more moderate then me

 

[manny78]

Do they have those classes in Canada?

Yup we do and they're wetbacks-free !

 

[jnevin]

ONLY??


No.


PRIMARY??


Yes.



Funny that so many people are taking offense to this.



In reality, we would be doing EXACTLY what so many countries accuse us of NOT doing - ie - minding our own business and taking care of our internal issues first and foremost.


Hasn't that been the foreign perception of us all these years??


A big bully who gets involved in issues that do not pertain to us??

How is this proposed attitude different from the vast majority of other countries??

Doesn't Canada for example focus it's efforts on taking care of their internal needs??


I think it does.

We can't do anything right.

 

[cindylou]

No shit.

we are damned if we do and damned it we dont.