Canada

More brilliant work from this source:

There was no right to strike until an activist Supreme Court invented it: Mark Mancini in the National Post

Woke and Green are departing the scene: Philip Cross in the Financial Post

Such pure evil.

imperative that Ottawa acts by rapidly providing capabilities and resources to deter China from escalating.

This is code for ensuring that a US puppetted Taiwan instigates a war on China. Taiwan president has already suppressed democracy for Zelensky-like unlimited warmongering bribery.

We can make clear that a war in Taiwan should be unnecessary for best interests for all. That ceasing/deescallating any violent conflict that rises up is best for everyone regardless of who initiates it.

As Canadians, we should first and foremost never assume that any war in the world isn't forced by US or Israel. We most definitely should ask our politicians for more important things than pre-emptively meddling in policies that will be determined by US anyway. Genuine democracy and free speech would even allow individuals/independent media to choose any favorite side in a conflict independent of the preferred US propaganda, or only US stooges getting oped space.

No I don't have to care about it. If Taiwan declared independence I'd care more but now they are still in their stupid civil war. And sure the Taiwanese people might not care but why haven't the votes in a government that thought the same.

When an article starts off with a fabrication like this:

Chinese leaders have given a deadline of 2027 to unify China and Taiwan.

You know it's not a serious piece worth reading.

Either the author is purposely perpetuating a falsehood, or they don't know what they're talking about.

There are a lot of things that Canada must care about. Few Canadians want more and escalating violence.

But we're going to have to take it as it comes. And worst comes to worst we lose whatever percent of GDP? Well, the bright side is that will take care of a good chunk of emissions output if it's anything like the height of the COVID pandemic.

The climate crisis is another thing that Canadians must care about, for the survival of this planet.

If there is an armed gunman having a psychotic break in your backyard, and a burglar breaking into your neighbours's house across the street, who do you prioritize?

I'm not saying abandon Taiwan, but we have more important issues to deal with close to home.