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Prime Minister & Foreign Policy

Participant: cfallon

Date: 2003-03-25 13:05:42


I am a Quebecer as well - but an Anglophone.

I know full well that France has more than an "innocent" interest in Quebec politics.


Where we agree is that it would be nice to return to isolationism. The US (and Canada) would benefit from extracting themselves from the terrible corruption that sweeps our world.

I did not read anything you wrote as pro-Saddam. But the protest movements that have driven Canadian foreign policy are the single greatest weapon Saddam has to defend his regime.

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Prime Minister & Foreign Policy

Participant: codc01

Date: 2003-03-26 04:56:36


Yes, its a weapon of Saddam, but if there were pro-war protests everywhere, we could say that its a great weapon of the US administration... I know its a bit shaky, since Saddam is a dictator and Bush is democratically elected... But still....

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