The Ottawa Warmongers looking for a fight

[Rolo]

The government has hardened its claims over a portion of the Far North after Canada's defence minister quietly set foot this week on a tiny Arctic island that has become the object of an ownership dispute with Denmark.

Bill Graham took the extraordinary steps onto Hans Island on Wednesday in a symbolic move that helps to stake Canada's claim to the area when and if the dispute comes to a head. Military personnel landed on the island a week earlier, planted a Canadian flag and built an Inuit stone marker known as an inukshuk.
http://www.theglobeandmail.com/servlet/story/RTGAM.20050723.hans23/BNStory/National/

And the canadians think that the US is aggressive... Ottawa Warmongers!

[Nickatilynx]

We'd kick those fucking Danes ass...

Vikings?

Bunch of fags!!

;-))

[Rolo]

I think this is just the beginning... the war drums beat harder in Ottawa, and its not to be mistaken.... soon the canadians will convince themself that they need to develop nuclear weapons, so they can protect themself from the USA and Russia. We should expect North Korea's Kim Jong-il and Canada´s Prime Minister Paul Martin to sign military pacts anyday now.


O'Connor noted that Canada also has territorial disputes with Russia and the United States. He said the time is now to significantly boost RCMP and military presence in the region.

"As global warming takes effect and the ice starts to melt in the north we're (also) going to have a sovereignty problem with the Northwest Passage," O'Connor said.

"We have to start enforcing our sovereignty up there so that everyone understands the entire archipelago - and all the water in between - is our territory."

http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2005/07/22/1143685-cp.html

[Nickatilynx]

I think this is just the beginning... the war drums beat harder in Ottawa, and its not to be mistaken.... soon the canadians will convince themself that they need to develop nuclear weapons, so they can protect themself from the USA and Russia. We should expect North Korea's Kim Jong-il and Canada´s Prime Minister Paul Martin to sign military pacts anyday now.


http://cnews.canoe.ca/CNEWS/Canada/2005/07/22/1143685-cp.html



I Think he knows too much...errr I mean come skiing in Whistler this winter

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:)