Will Trudeau reconsider his pledge to withdraw CF18's?

rugatika · #1 11-16-2015, 01:05 AM

Upon his departure from Canada for the G20 summit in Turkey, Justin Trudeau ducked the question of whether he would reconsider his plan to bring the CF-18s home.

"It's too soon to jump to any conclusions," he told reporters at the Ottawa airport. http://www.cbc.ca/news/politics/pari...isis-1.3319277

ISIS has been killing thousands of people before they killed anyone in France. Any ideas why he would all of a sudden be reconsidering? What's the difference between who ISIS was killing before and who they just killed in France? Maybe Stephen Harper was colour blind and Trudeau isn't?

score · #2 11-16-2015, 05:29 AM

I doubt that the atrocities in Paris will result in much change by anyone. It will blow over in a week like everything else before it.

As for Trudeau, he doesn't know what to do about anything.

58thecat · #3 11-16-2015, 05:34 AM

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Originally Posted by score

I doubt that the atrocities in Paris will result in much change by anyone. It will blow over in a week like everything else before it.

As for Trudeau, he doesn't know what to do about anything.

Nothing blows over, especially something like an act of terrorism.

And as for Trudeau like all the other puppets he will be heavily advised on what action to take.

score · #4 11-16-2015, 05:54 AM

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Originally Posted by 58thecat

Nothing blows over, especially something like an act of terrorism.

And as for Trudeau like all the other puppets he will be heavily advised on what action to take.

My meaning is that this act of terror will not change the policy of anyone or result in a different response than what we have been seeing so far. I'm not sure what it will take for the free world to wake the hell up.

"Heavily advised" by the who?

FishingMOM · #5 11-16-2015, 06:00 AM

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Originally Posted by score

I doubt that the atrocities in Paris will result in much change by anyone. It will blow over in a week like everything else before it.

As for Trudeau, he doesn't know what to do about anything.

Poland said f u to Syria immigrant. Slammed the doors shut Friday night!

score · #6 11-16-2015, 06:14 AM

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Originally Posted by FishingMOM

Poland said f u to Syria immigrant. Slammed the doors shut Friday night!

Yeah I know and the French upped their air strikes, etc., just like Jordan did when their pilot was burned to death. These responses are not what I'm talking about and are, and have proven to be, totally ineffective.

The response from Putin for the bombing of the Russian jet is still pending however.

Grizzly Adams · #7 11-16-2015, 07:20 AM

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Originally Posted by score

Yeah I know and the French upped their air strikes, etc., just like Jordan did when their pilot was burned to death. These responses are not what I'm talking about and are, and have proven to be, totally ineffective.

The response from Putin for the bombing of the Russian jet is still pending however.

As they say, Revenge is a dish best served Cold.

There seems to be reluctance to tell us what actually happened there.

Grizz

fish_e_o · #8 11-16-2015, 08:33 AM

france is part of NATO that could "force" us into action

http://www.nato.int/cps/en/natohq/topics_110496.htm?

score · #9 11-16-2015, 11:58 AM

Hearing that a French carrier is on it's way.

Although they have hit a few more targets in Syria (dropped ten bombs - lol), under what rules of engagement are they restricted to (same as ours I would assume)? We'll see and I hope they take the gloves off.

The US is sending a full carrier battle group to the Middle East.

Until I see otherwise, I doubt the strategy changes much.

Obama speaking in Turkey indicated that it would not and he is still bringing in the immigrants. We will as well.

And fish_e_o I don't know how binding the NATO charter rules are. Turkey certainly doesn't seem to follow along with NATO. What we should do is not what we will do, or have been doing IMO.

Okotokian · #10 11-16-2015, 12:04 PM

Sunny days.... sunny days.....

Smokey · #11 11-16-2015, 12:09 PM

God help us that when we are attacked, and that day may come that when need our allies, that are neighbors recognize our efforts before Trudeau.

It doesn't say much about us to pull our planes out when we France was attacked. There is no saving face, there is nothing to be proud of. I was not totally on board originally. I rode the fence when the planes went in. Felt it was not our fight, not our mess. Frankly now I realize I was wrong, and it's every civilized nations fight, and every countries responsibility.

score · #12 11-16-2015, 12:35 PM

Another thing. Look at all the raids they are now making in Europe. They knew about these guys. Seems obvious that this was a major security failure.

So the terrorists there they knew about and could not find a way to stop them. We are now expected to have to deal with a bunch of terrorist infiltration of unknown people. Totally asinine and negligent.

I'm all for establishing a safe zone over there for them. Many people are indeed in need and being brutalized but I have no trust. We come first, period.

Crankbait · #13 11-16-2015, 12:53 PM

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Originally Posted by score

Hearing that a French carrier is on it's way.

Although they have hit a few more targets in Syria (dropped ten bombs - lol)

they dropped 20 of these and they weigh 1000 kg,

MBDA BGL 1000

http://conservativepost.com/see-what...-just-started/

lol

russ · #14 11-16-2015, 06:25 PM

The Air Force withdrawal was scheduled for March, wanna guess when the Liberals plan on withdrawing the jets? Hint it rhymes with arch.

Roughneck12 · #15 11-16-2015, 07:07 PM

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Originally Posted by score

My meaning is that this act of terror will not change the policy of anyone or result in a different response than what we have been seeing so far. I'm not sure what it will take for the free world to wake the hell up.

"Heavily advised" by the who?

Thats the obvious question isn't it. That goof has obviously never had an original idea and is obviously not a member of Mensa, so who is pulling his strings?