Category Archives: Diplomacy

Stephen Harper Will Speak "Respectfully" About China's Human Rights Record

Posted on December 1, 2009
Jim by Jim

Conservative government Jesters and their Head Clown moved to castrate the Military Police Complaints Commission – there’s no other term for it. (It was a slow and painful process). Continue reading →

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Strategic Reality – Cheney and Bush Betrayed America

Posted on October 27, 2009
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Larry Wilkerson was a prominent strategic thinker and planner in the U.S. Armed Forces. Continue reading →

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Jack Granatstein and Robert Smol Compare Peacekeeping and Afghanistan Courtesy cbc.ca

Posted on July 15, 2009
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Jack Granatstein is a self-proclaimed military historian who seems to think he can read the minds of Canadians.

Granatstein recently passed along the above gratuitous insult to the people of this country by purporting to explain why Canadians favour peacekeeping over war. Continue reading →

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President Obama and the Mideast: Is Honesty Too Much To Expect?

Posted on June 2, 2009
Jim by Jim

President Obama:

“It’s high time that we – The United States – were completely open and honest with our Israeli friends…both for their sake and for our own. Continue reading →

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The Time Has Come, The Walrus Said….to get off your Ottawa Butts: And Do Something!

Posted on December 5, 2008
Jim by Jim

The fact is that the Governor General permitted the prorogation of parliament, to give Mr. Harper and the coalition a chance to put together some sort of plan to confront the biggest issue facing Canadians today. Continue reading →

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