PM Carney ran (and won) on a platform of not giving in to Trump's manipulative tactics, of keeping Canada strong and independent, of protecting Canada's best interests. Now the author (Charlie Angus, btw) is asking him to keep those promises, to be the strong prime minister he said he would be, and not back down from what he said he would do.
Hope that helps.
I see a point;
This is the story of fascism. And you either stand up to fascists . . . or you will end up in the cages yourself. In the case of Canada, our options are either resistance or accommodation.
. . . The risks of antagonizing Trump are clear, but so are the risks of trying to accommodate the profoundly anti-democratic and thinly-veiled violence of a gangster regime.
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We need [Carney] to be that war time prime minister now.
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. . . The PM needs to bring his case to the people and tap into their determination to hold our ground. We need to show men like Kevin Roberts that the Canadian people and government are not going to be worn down.
The PM used the term “elbows up” in the election - Canadians are not willing to put them down now.
(Emphasis mine)
To summarize: do not accommodate. Resist.
Seems pretty clear to me.
Bassé!
Snack mix, trail mix, etc.
MadeGood foods
Granola bars, etc.
Dare foods
Cookies and crackers (and apparently gummies too!)
Edit to add LeClerc
Cookies, crackers, bars, etc.
I tried looking up "Unwatched" and I couldn't find anything... Is it only available on Apple?
I agree, Rings of Power is great! As someone who has read and watched LotR, but not the Silmarillion, I found it a nice step into the lore. I found a lot of it matches up decently with the appendices of LotR, even if the timeline isn't accurate.
To himself most likely. Consider how a large vehicle can crush a small vehicle made to safety specs.
Now consider how it would go if the small vehicle was made of plastic.
He's not used to facing the consequences of his actions.
Yep! I've seen a couple, and reported them, but they could easily trap a less aware/critical person into clicking the link and being scammed/whatever.
Even a broken clock is right twice a day...
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There's a lot more than just the 51st rhetoric, and not all Canadian politicians have been proving they have a backbone.
See: Danielle Smith, Scott Moe, Pierre Pollievre, and Andrew Scheer, among others.