It’s a worthwhile question, though I’m not happy about the quality of the article.
There was no mention about the controvery of selling arms to SA, Israel, the US and any number of other places.
No mention of the costs of needless virtue signaling from the Justin Trudeau era. We didn’t win any points from anyone but we cost ourselves dearly from countries who don’t take kindly to it.
No mention of the benefits and limitations of realpolitik, or why Canada would choose a less high-and mighty pragmatism.
The article felt like a drive by farting - Playing fast and loose with the only goal of raising a stink and making a quick get-away, while accomplishing nothing.
It’s a worthwhile question, though I’m not happy about the quality of the article.
There was no mention about the controvery of selling arms to SA, Israel, the US and any number of other places.
No mention of the costs of needless virtue signaling from the Justin Trudeau era. We didn’t win any points from anyone but we cost ourselves dearly from countries who don’t take kindly to it.
No mention of the benefits and limitations of realpolitik, or why Canada would choose a less high-and mighty pragmatism.
The article felt like a drive by farting - Playing fast and loose with the only goal of raising a stink and making a quick get-away, while accomplishing nothing.
Edit spelling and clarity.