Canada's success in dealing with terrorism a model.

[HEyHEY]

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Thursday, July 28, 2005

On the question of terrorism and root causes, the Canadian government is studiously silent.

Does Prime Minister Paul Martin believe the enemy has no legitimate grievance with the West? Or is his government's position closer to that of London Mayor Ken Livingstone? "I think you've just had 80 years of Western intervention into predominantly Arab lands because of the Western need for oil," Mr. Livingstone said.

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[marmar]

1. Canada's success in a whole lot of things is a model...

There's this slogan on the wall of the Indigo Bookstore in Toronto's Eaton Centre that says the World Could Use A Little More Canada. As your Great Lakes neighbor, I wholeheartedly agree!!

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[HEyHEY]

2. Well, we could deal with aboriginal poverty better

[marmar]

3. Everybody's got at least a few faults...

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[FreedomAngel82]

4. At least

We could use some down here. :crazy: