Yes, after they conducted underground nuclear bomb tests in previous years and are an extant version of what Trump is warning Americans what Iran could possibly become in the future…yup.
He could walk downtown in Shawinigan and dump a extra-grand poutine from Chez Potato King right in the middle of rue Notre Dame, and the constituents of Battle River - Crowfoot would still vote for him…
Feds give the provinces a 100% transfer of the value of the excise tax they charge US importers on the exports South…literally more money that they were making before. Let’s see how much the provinces don’t like that. In the case of petroleum from Alberta, it will actually serve to remediate the...
…or…you know, once the leave and become ‘outside advisors’ they can be shielded from future Congressional and Justice investigations by Executive Privilege.
https://www.cbsnews.com/news/trumps-outside-advisers-executive-privilege-justice-dept-office-legal-counsel/
You forgot to add “In my opinion…” to this paragraph.
Nowhere in the Treaty is mention made either of the USSR, or containing the USSR from expanding.
The Treaty is clear that its purpose is to agree the collective defence of Europe and North America from threats.
Interestingly, a number of...
A “money quote” (amongst a few) from the article, notes what many here (and elsewhere) have said as a critically thinking alternative to the U.S. self-view of a benevolent, near selfless military presence in Europe…
Never underestimate the importance of a good aesthetic…
https://www.washingtonpost.com/national-security/2026/08/15/navy-weighs-major-warship-redesign-match-trumps-preferences/
Poland is now under France’s nuclear umbrella. The French nuke-capable Rafales are still deployed to Poland last I heard. Some may say that Poland is only “pragmatically beholden” to the U.S. if the U.S. continues with its soft-on-Russia policies, the U.S. multi-decade honeymoon with Poland...
Iowa Senator lectures Canada, saying Trumps taffies should “serve as a wake up call to Canada to make some changes…”
Good thing Iowa isn’t primarily dependent on Canada to buy 30% ($5B of its $16B) of exports…oh, wait...
The U.S. benefited greatly from the UK actually providing the naval blockade forces back in the early days of U.S. implementing The Monroe Doctrine, for which the UK was aspirationally ‘bent over the proverbial rum barrel and buggered’ by the U.S. post WWII. The U.S. is very good at making it...
Sounds like the naval equivalent of a Chinook fucking off and leaving its Apache (or Griffon) escorts behind in the dust with the threat, going balls to the wall with 10,000shp worth of JP-8 being chugged back…
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