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Originally posted by Darkmask
We produce way more oil than we use so we need to sell the extra oil to someone, Why not the U.S.?
Originally posted by RicoMarston
reply to post by Q:1984A:1776
"peace and love to those who are willing to fight for it." a romantic sentiment, indeed, but let's set our emotions aside and apply reason to it. does peace and love really ever come to those who are willing to fight for it? U.S. is willing to fight for freedom in Iraq, and the people there have endured more violence, death and destruction then they otherwise would have. we fought for freedom in our revolution, and have not enjoyed an extended period of peace in our lives. We get stability at home at the expense of those abroad, which is not net peace, but only peace for some. how exactly can one fight for peace? if you want peace, and you start fighting, have you not denied yourself the peace you originally sought?
Originally posted by Invariance
The Green Party has something to say on the issue.
“Not only are the details of this new security agreement not being made public, but there seems to be no intention to bring this issue to parliament for debate. Harper continues to subvert democracy on all fronts,” said May.
We have reached the point where our national interests — economic, social, security and the rest — are now best served by a North American Community engaged in the economic broadening and institutional cohesion that generates focus and opportunity.
There will be a huge effort on the part of the forces of reaction, the old proponents of “a little Canada” and the merchants of insecurity and polarization to systematically strip away our will to move ahead. Canadian conservatives across this country must ensure that we do all that our democratic system allows to not let those forces prevail.
Originally posted by Invariance
HOW many times have the governments done things they weren't supposed to do? Be Honest!