Canada and the rule of law

[Kirkhill]

Lawfare. Lawyers, no laws.

There are no immutables in Canada.

Richard Ciano: Mr. Carney, investors don't see 'rule of law' in Canada — they see chaos

The PM claims the U.S. is unpredictable, yet Canada's greatest infrastructure challenge remains its own internal borders

nationalpost.com

 

[Kirkhill]

I continue to believe that Alinsky's Rules for Radicals constitute the terms of engagement between BRICS and the G7, or more broadly the OECD.

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I also believe the key element is rule number 4, make your enemy live up to its own rule book. This ties us in a Gordian knot.

Alexander cut the knot.

Trump is every bit as disruptive as Alexander. We may have to wait a couple of millenia to find out if he was great but he has the advantage of tossing rule books out the window to the discomfiture of allies and enemies alike.

 

[Brad Sallows]

We have rule of law; we just have too many laws favouring administrative sabotage.

 

[Kirkhill]

We have rule of law; we just have too many laws favouring administrative sabotage.

All these people gifted mission command....what is the intent?