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I know her quite well, and she and I collaborated on a number of things, including below the threshold warfare, and the emerging (at that time - now imminent) threat that China represents. She has a very good case IMHO.

That has not always been my experience. Left alone scientists will study what interests them, and will be offended if redirected. The CAF often struggles to articulate problems that need to be solved, which leaves the scientists to study what they want. Moreover, the science is often for...

Do you really think any of the G7 leaders think this is a good deal? They said what they had to say - threw the gorilla a banana so to speak. They all know this is a horrible deal for the US, but acting on their own interest, as all nations do, they are glad the Straits are open...

I think I meant morally rather than legally....

Hmm. Is that not a form of double jepardy?

They would be just as American as Lockmart Canada is Canadian. Ie not at all beyond a figleag

What a crock.

https://www.theguardian.com/stage/2026/jun/09/baby-disrupts-kenneth-branagh-rsc-performance While aggravating, this was really just..... A Tempest in a teapot

John May?

Cool!

This is turning into a hissing slap fight - but with proxies! Or are they Champions?

Bingo

The CAF pension is eligible for income splitting. I have been doing so since I retired at the age of 58.

If they have been married since they were in their 20-30s that is pain and suffering compensation for one or both of the spouses. Or so I hear.....

Like at APS or after BMQ grad at Pet, Shilo Valcartier etc.....

https://www.duffelblog.com/seven-marines-nicotine-crayons/?ref=duffel-blog-newsletter Camp Lejeune officials say “Crayola Xtreme!” product line linked to riots and overdoses Seven Marines dead after eating nicotine-infused crayons

That is VERY counter to the narrative of so many Canadians, who seem to believe that taxes would be lower in the US, even before paying 5-12K per year for health insurance (results vary from state to state, personal circumstances etc)

A SCIF is however usually a Faraday Cage IIRC

Small point - not everyone. I am not eligible based on my pension and my modest income. Given that Mil salaries have expanded dramatically in the last 5 years, this will have an effect on more and more retired service members.

Couldn't agree more. And it needs to be real change, not "as of 2035", but as of next FY. I am curious. If the current government were to commit to such a plan, what would be the likely response from the various political parties? Especially given that the older one is, the more likely they...