-Ford says he could stop electricity exports, but those are long-term contracts. One imagines that courts would not look too kindly on such action if electricity was cut off from American states. So, sure, he can do it in a New York minute, but how would that hold up in the courts?
-Freeland knows where some of the bodies are buried. Trudeau is too stupid to realize that. He may come to regret the way Freeland has been treated.
-No one believes the numbers coming from the Hamas Health Ministry. But they quite deliberately went with them anyway. Right, CBC?
-For Turkey, it's all about the Kurds and filling the void now that Iran has been practically emasculated. Turkey sees itself as the new leading power of influence in the Middle East.
-As for NATO, Trump's instincts are isolationist. But realpolitik will keep the United States in NATO because if Putin crosses those borders, America is in, even if it formally leaves NATO. Only the Americans can stop the Russians. No one else.
-Reagan (and Thatcher) were not with Mulroney on South Africa. Thatcher's son had considerable business interests there. Bush on Iraq was an absolute fabrication and a bald-faced lie.
-Expect wildcat strikes in some cities at Canada Post. It will be messy and could turn ugly.
-Who knew that the American election was necessarily all about Trudeau and his government...
-Agree with Warren. Carney must be insane to want to have anything to do with the HMCS Justin Trudeau Titanic.
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