Left-wing 'inspectors' to check U.S. for weapons

[J3sika]

http://www.canada.com/components/printstory/printstory.asp?id={520FCD40-6849-4CC3-AD1B-DA4A4AA98DED}

I thought this was pretty interesting. Not sure how much will come of it, but I'll let the article speak for itself.

An excerpt:

They want to make the point that the U.S. poses more of a threat to global security than Iraq.

"These weapons of mass destruction that the U.S. is talking about in Iraq are just south of the border to us," Davies said Thursday. "Hopefully this engages citizens in an exercise of accountability with our own government."

Thoughts?

[LordWoon]

The Canadians have about 50,000 soldiers in their entire armed forces. This is because they know that if someone attacked them or threatened them, we'd be backing them up.

Oh, but they always send a few hundred guys whenever we go to war, so they can say, "We helped! We sent soldiers in, eh?"

I like how Robin Williams describes Canada, "How about Canada? Pfft... it's like a loft apartment above a really great party!"

:p

[HexRei]

the difference is that the US has accountability, at least far more than for instance, Iraq, or N. Korea, or China. each of those nations is led by a gov't equally as warlike as Bush, but the difference is that Bush will be gone in a max of 8 yrs. The administration in charge of the aforementioned nations will most likely be there until an armed force deposes them.