When does Canada

[maxrandb]

pull the troops they have that are currently serving side-by-side with our military in...well...all over the fucking world?

and to see people on DU applauding these stupid ass tariffs makes my fucking hair hurt.

[Frustratedlady]

1. I think Trudeau is getting more and more disgusted with Trump and Congress for not being able to

control him. This on again, off again tariff issue isn't just a decision, it affects pricing and production on both sides. Prices have already gone up on anything requiring steel. The guy at our lumberyard told me a month ago that steel roofing had risen 30% and they haven't even raised it yet.

I don't blame Trudeau for coming back at Trump on higher tariffs. Trump doesn't have a clue how this affects the economy. He doesn't like someone, he makes them pay for it. Who couldn't like Trudeau? We should be so lucky as Canadians to have him.

[maxrandb]

4. This is what happens

When US Trade Policy is based solely on what will get the loudest roar from a bunch of old, white hayseeds at a Donnie Short Fingers rally in Dumbfuckistan, 'Murika

[Brother Buzz]

2. Just as soon as Canada pulls troops out of Vietnam

[maxrandb]

3. LOL

[demmiblue]

5. I don't see that here.

[Crutchez_CuiBono]

6. Oh Canada.

PLEASE do not give up on us here. But, for sure, pull troops everywhere. The profession of being a soldier is one fraught w peril and should be a last resort for a reason. It's noble, and has to be done, but shouldn't be our leading cash crop.

[floppyboo]

7. I stand to be corrected, but Canadian troops are aligned with NATO

and do so primarily, as does Australia, as being part of the commonwealth - our true brothers and sisters. The US are our orphaned adopted badly behaved step-siblings. It will be interesting to see what happens after Brexit. NATO IMHO is in peril. Good or bad thing? These days that is certainly up for debate.

Edit: also note: Canada has in the last year signed trade deals with the EU and TPP - hedging bets? You betcha!

'Who's your daddy?' It will be certainly interesting in Corbyn wins the next UK election. Say good-bye to AIPAC influence, especially if NATO and the OAS fall apart.