Bush in Halifax...
-Mario- @ Wed Dec 01, 2004 5:03 am
RoyalHighlander @ Wed Dec 01, 2004 5:39 am
If I remember correctly from my travels to the east coast, there is a lot of bush in Halifax.. I remember one time we had put into port and went to this little bar,,, wait... thats for another day LOL
human @ Wed Dec 01, 2004 9:10 am
-Mario- @ Wed Dec 01, 2004 9:31 am
human human:
The truth taught me to hate her; I coudn't.
Your signature should read: The truth taught me to hate him; why can't I...
human @ Wed Dec 01, 2004 9:38 am
Mario,
$1:
Your signature should read: The truth taught me to hate him; why can't I...
No that will be my signature If I used your beloved Osama's picture, but then we have to use YES I CAN, AND YOU DON'T...
Rev_Blair @ Wed Dec 01, 2004 9:40 am
at inhuman
human @ Wed Dec 01, 2004 9:42 am
Rev_Blair Rev_Blair:
:roll: at inhuman
at inhumanI bet your brain is rolling the other way too...
-Mario- @ Wed Dec 01, 2004 10:11 am
human human:
Mario,
No that will be my signature If I used your beloved Osama's picture, but then we have to use YES I CAN, AND YOU DON'T...
$1:
Your signature should read: The truth taught me to hate him; why can't I...
No that will be my signature If I used your beloved Osama's picture, but then we have to use YES I CAN, AND YOU DON'T...
I give you the... We all agree...
human @ Wed Dec 01, 2004 10:52 am
-Mario- -Mario-:
human human:
Mario,
No that will be my signature If I used your beloved Osama's picture, but then we have to use YES I CAN, AND YOU DON'T...
$1:
Your signature should read: The truth taught me to hate him; why can't I...
No that will be my signature If I used your beloved Osama's picture, but then we have to use YES I CAN, AND YOU DON'T...
I give you the... We all agree...
How about if you take a look from the unbiased side of our relationship with the USA, and ask yourself what is our national interest as Canadian here?
And also let’s ask our self as friends and not arms twisters, how we can influence the USA foreign policy in a positive way that ensures our mutual friendship and business partnership.
human @ Wed Dec 01, 2004 10:52 am
-Mario- -Mario-:
human human:
Mario,
No that will be my signature If I used your beloved Osama's picture, but then we have to use YES I CAN, AND YOU DON'T...
$1:
Your signature should read: The truth taught me to hate him; why can't I...
No that will be my signature If I used your beloved Osama's picture, but then we have to use YES I CAN, AND YOU DON'T...
I give you the... We all agree...
How about if you take a look from the unbiased side of our relationship with the USA, and ask yourself what is our national interest as Canadian here?
And also let’s ask our self as friends and not arms twisters, how we can influence the USA foreign policy in a positive way that ensures our mutual friendship and business partnership.
-Mario- @ Wed Dec 01, 2004 11:08 am
human human:
How about if you take a look from the unbiased side of our relationship with the USA, and ask yourself what is our national interest as Canadian here?
And also let’s ask our self as friends and not arms twisters, how we can influence the USA foreign policy in a positive way that ensures our mutual friendship and business partnership.
And also let’s ask our self as friends and not arms twisters, how we can influence the USA foreign policy in a positive way that ensures our mutual friendship and business partnership.
Seriously... to your second question, the answer is no. Bush is too stuborn to listen. He came here to ask us to join missile sheild, and now, to have a more active role in "his war against terrorism". We sent more than our share of troops in afghanistan. The only true war against terrorism; Iraq is only about the oil. Nothing to do with 9/11. Business partnership... do I need to remind you about BC Salmon, Beef and soft lumber.
And to answer your first question, American are great poeple, individually. Many of them are my friends, just not sure why some of them voted for Bush. My problem is not about the US as a whole, just Bush's policies and actions.
He doesn't care about us. He's not here to show good faith, he's not even trying to be a good neighborg. Missile sheild, "his war on terrorism", thats it.
human @ Wed Dec 01, 2004 11:23 am
-Mario- -Mario-:
human human:
How about if you take a look from the unbiased side of our relationship with the USA, and ask yourself what is our national interest as Canadian here?
And also let’s ask our self as friends and not arms twisters, how we can influence the USA foreign policy in a positive way that ensures our mutual friendship and business partnership.
And also let’s ask our self as friends and not arms twisters, how we can influence the USA foreign policy in a positive way that ensures our mutual friendship and business partnership.
Seriously... to your second question, the answer is no. Bush is too stuborn to listen. He came here to ask us to join missile sheild, and now, to have a more active role in "his war against terrorism". We sent more than our share of troops in afghanistan. The only true war against terrorism; Iraq is only about the oil. Nothing to do with 9/11. Business partnership... do I need to remind you about BC Salmon, Beef and soft lumber.
And to answer your first question, American are great poeple, individually. Many of them are my friends, just not sure why some of them voted for Bush. My problem is not about the US as a whole, just Bush's policies and actions.
He doesn't care about us. He's not here to show good faith, he's not even trying to be a good neighborg. Missile sheild, "his war on terrorism", thats it.
Instead, all he will want is Canadian hot air – "support" for a missile defence program that we couldn't stop no matter how hard we tried, and which won't cost us a cent.
http://www.canadaka.net/modules.php?nam ... pic&t=3895
Beyond that, me as Canadian I have much more problem with my politicians who are representing my countries' interest, but only to have it damaged to the extreme for nothing more than an empty self gratification because they are going on retirement, and they want to stamp their own names in history.
It is time for Canada to play a roll of its own for a change...
You want Canada away from the USA policy alone while you don't seem like you give a dam if Canada picked the Corrupt UN policy for instance.
You want to talk international politic, let's talk international politic, but leave the Bush rethoric out of it...