What country will America go to war with next?

reply to post by dainoyfb


America will finishg with the other wars first if Cnada is on the list. Canada is a part of North America and it would be very easy to go to war with, however, I have heard Canada was trying to get rid of its defenses. If Canada gets rid of their defenses and have no way to attack back then they will be very vulnerable to take over.

Itself... with a little help from some friends....
Points being..
Remember the beginning of the Arab spring (insert Middle East Uprising Here)... we denounced the governments and gave the protesters help, mil. involvement, supplies, money Drones..etc?
China and Russia both said, (in a paraphrase) Civil Rights? the USA needs to check their definition of Civil Rights... oh and this is an official warning...
and now we have Occupy (place location/Gov. Agency Here) considered to be OUR Arab Spring the American Fall/Autumn.
Now of all people speaking out, Hugo Chavez Denounces our Government/Obama for oppression and civil rights violations.

IMHO, the sparks have lit the kindling, and now it just needs a little rush of air to catch and burn, and it won't be long now before it does.

Just saying, the writing is on everywall.

reply to post by demonologist842012


Queen Elisabeth II is Canada's head of state, is she not ? She's head of Canada's armed forces. And she's head of England's military, Australia's, New Zealand's and a dozen more countries too. And England has nuclear weapons too ... so your war against Canada and her Queen might not be as easy as you think.

And Quebec is French !!! So you'll be at war against nuclear armed France too. So yours is a silly scenario, thankfully.

Originally posted by demonologist842012
reply to post by dainoyfb

 

America will finishg with the other wars first if Cnada is on the list. Canada is a part of North America and it would be very easy to go to war with, however, I have heard Canada was trying to get rid of its defenses. If Canada gets rid of their defenses and have no way to attack back then they will be very vulnerable to take over.

news.sympatico.ca...

According to a new study by the Canadian Centre for Policy Alternatives, military spending in Canada is expected to hit at least $22.3 billion this budget year, the highest since World War II and a 54 percent increase in defence spending over the last decade.

www.canada.com...

Defence Minister Peter MacKay announced Friday a $9 billion plan to buy 65 advanced fighter aircraft, saying the military needs the F-35 joint strike fighter jets to "meet the threats of the 21st century."

The federal government also announced this week it has restarted the planning process to build two new navy ships, a $2.6-billion project that's also expected to take until at least 2017 to be completed.

And in the arctic region
www.cbc.ca...

In August, Canada held one of its largest military exercises, dubbed Operation Nanook, in the North. The month-long operation involved more than 1,000 troops.

The Canadian military said in a news release that the purpose of Natynczyk’s three-day visit to Moscow last weekend was “to gain the Russian perspective on a range of issues to improve and develop Canada’s bilateral military relationship with Russia.”

Natynczyk told CBC News after the visit that it was a “good relationship-building event.”

Gen. Walt Natynczyk, is Canada's chief of defence staff.

www.huffingtonpost.ca...

Blimp-like Heavy Lift Air Vehicles will be able to transport cargo across largely frozen areas often inaccessible to trucks, planes and other means of transportation. Discovery Air entered the preliminary agreement as the startup's first customer.

www.ctv.ca...

The Department of National Defence plans to develop a new stealth snowmobile for covert military operations in Canada's Arctic, with $550,000 set aside to build a prototype.

We're replacing planes, ships, and even getting new equipment for the arctic area. The arctic air vehicles are to be used for everything from getting food and equipment up to our people up there, to military operations. It doesn't sound like we're getting rid of our defenses.
If anything, we're building up our defenses, and developing even better relations with Russia, who we already get along with.

We won't be the next American target. We have the backing of the UK, all other commonwealth countries, and China and Russia even seem to like us...