No Canada in the war. - Page 3

Sergeant_Scrotum · 03-17-2003, 11:03 PM

Id be glad to go to war if their was actully a good reason too. im glad were not joining the US

03-17-2003, 11:29 PM

[quote="Sargent_Scrotum":4711c]Id be glad to go to war if their was actully a good reason too. im glad were not joining the US[/quote:4711c]

i was goina post maybe some day you guys will need help and i could post the same as you. but i wouldnt have the chance. if you guys needed help i know we would be there for you guys. one more thought. NOBODYS GLAD TO GO TO WAR. like it says under my sig. wars are fought by scared men who would rather be someplace else.

redhawk_six · 03-17-2003, 11:32 PM

It's not nessicerly that we don't want to go to war (which we really don't, but I'm trying to make a point, so, yeah) but we Can't. We've sent more troops to Afghanastan and don't have the free military resources to contribute to a war in Iraq. Maybe if the stupid politicians back east would use some common sense and raise the military budget, we could, but I doubt that will be happening anytime soon. hake:

Himmler · 03-17-2003, 11:33 PM

[quote="Old Reliable":42c85]good, if I were canada I would not get involved in this mess. although if there are going to be great profits in Iraq, canada will lose out. oh well, better to have lives than money[/quote:42c85]

that is probably the more educated thing i have ever heard u say

Maplegyver · 03-18-2003, 06:49 AM

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Originally Posted by 1080jibber

• CANADA NOT WILLING: During a session of Canada's Parliament on Monday, Prime Minister Jean Chretien said, "If military action [in Iraq] is launched without a new [U.N.] resolution, Canada will not participate. We will hope there will be no war. I'm not very optimistic." Canada has about 30 armed forces personnel serving with U.S. and British contingents in the Persian Gulf and has contributed two warships to a naval force stationed in the Arabian Sea and Persian Gulf. Chretien did not respond when asked whether the forces in the gulf region would be withdrawn, Reuters reported.

[url:fd9c0]http://www.cnn.com/2003/WORLD/meast/03/17/iraq.tracker.update/index.html[/url:fd9c0]

3 battleships the are "escorting" american and british boats and shit

A HUNGRY FATMAN · 03-18-2003, 07:33 AM

the US dollor cant hold out much longer the euro is close if not already surpassing it and the US cant afford the war they still have afganistan to work with. I mean canada cant keep there troops in there for much longer. and by the going to war now we will fuck the economy so bad it will be like the deprestion in the 1930's and with that new desise that is starting to take off ocros the world and there is no cure right now it very bad timeing for the whole thing

Jedi Marksman · 03-18-2003, 07:40 AM

[quote="A HUNGRY FATMAN":dadaf]the US dollor cant hold out much longer the euro is close if not already surpassing it and the US cant afford the war they still have afganistan to work with. I mean canada cant keep there troops in there for much longer. and by the going to war now we will fuck the economy so bad it will be like the deprestion in the 1930's and with that new desise that is starting to take off ocros the world and there is no cure right now it very bad timeing for the whole thing[/quote:dadaf]

The dollar falling is inconsequential. The dollar always fluctuates then rebounds. That is just international economics. The dollar always comes out on top. The whole global economy is getting hit by this recession.

pest · 03-18-2003, 07:42 AM

The markets went up 3.5% yesterday. Expect more of the same today. The bottom fell out of oil futures. Venezuela is shipping oil again. Expect gas prices to drop.

Is the dollar strong or weak? Who cares? If it is strong, great. If it is weak, then we export more based on favorable conditions for the buyers. It is still worth a dollar in the US.

War does good things to the economy.

The US is not going to take a financial beating because of this.

A HUNGRY FATMAN · 03-18-2003, 07:43 AM

i dont know the euro has been growing more power full every day and will surpass the dollor

A HUNGRY FATMAN · 03-18-2003, 07:46 AM

if bush keeps inflating the dollor it will pop and down it will go right next to the value of the cuban dollor

pest · 03-18-2003, 08:10 AM

[quote="A HUNGRY FATMAN":0c89a]if bush keeps inflating the dollor it will pop and down it will go right next to the value of the cuban dollor[/quote:0c89a]

Inflation is at one of its lowest points ever. What are you going on about??? oOo: eek:

White Rabbit · 03-18-2003, 12:45 PM

he doesnt know what the hell hes talking about lol

Innoxx · 03-18-2003, 12:57 PM

I'm glad we might not go to Iraq, our military has SERIOUS logistical and funding problems. It just won't be smart, besides, I think the current coalition as more than enough resources to deal with Saddam.

Big Jake · 03-18-2003, 01:10 PM

So does this mean that all 5 Canadians aren't going to help? J/K Canada has been a good ally
But oh well, we'll go without them The Force is strong with us swordfight: swordfight: swordfight: swordfight: