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Canada is prepared to join international military intervention in Syria if sanctions and diplomacy fail but says such a decision by the United Nations is neither imminent nor inevitable.
the Mediterranean region until 2013 – a ship that gives Canada an asset to contribute to a naval blockade of Syria should the need ever arise.
Originally posted by DaVillen
we sure as hell can't have Islamic radicals have nuclear weapons.
Originally posted by snowspirit
So we're going to end up in both Syria and Iran? Probably at the same time.
:shk:
Not cool.
In any case, this is troubling and I will be writting letters to my representatives today and the next few weeks asking they do everything possible to avoid this situation and tell Harper just plain no.
Originally posted by DaVillen
I don't agree with almost 100 percent of what Harper stands for, but Canada has no choice to go into Syria or Iran. We can't let Terrorist states kill they're own citizens and we sure as hell can't have Islamic radicals have nuclear weapons.
If the world doesn't deal with these types of problems that threaten peace and the rule of law, then Canada may as well just start to implement Sharia law and let the radicals take over the Country.
Originally posted by Vitchilo
While Harper is saying this, SunCor, a natural gas company, is still operating in Syria, giving natural gas to the regime.
And the sanctions against Syria of course ``excluded`` Suncor... surprise surprise.
I must ask, do you see much hope for the future or do you also think that we may have surpassed our golden years?