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I missed the part where the UK was willing to give up all veto and voting rights and still have freedom of movement. Both of which Canada is ok with.
by FabCH 10d ago
I missed the part where the UK was willing to give up all veto and voting rights and still have freedom of movement.
Both of which Canada is ok with.
- fidotron 10d agoI am in Canada. There's no evidence Canada is OK with those things.
- FabCH 10d agoFair enough. It’s what the newspapers report: https://www.wsj.com/world/europe/canada-alliance-eu-carney-276f1778 https://www.wsj.com/world/europe/canada-alliance-eu-carney-2...
- fidotron 10d agoIt's not actually reporting on the substance in any meaningful detail, and no one is, for the relatively simple reason that once it happens every special interest group in Canada will find something to go nuts about.
- dghlsakjg 10d agoDo you have any sources that aren’t right wing publications from a country whose right wing is actively working against Canada and the E.U.? US publications as a whole, and especially those on the right consistently miss the mark on Canadian coverage.
- FabCH 10d agoThat sounds like you are looking for the Ground News thing I get advertising for on every YouTube video.
- bryanlarsen 10d agoGround News itself is right wing propaganda.
- gizajob 10d agoA majority of Canadians haven’t decided this in an election, and I doubt that 20 million of them would be on board with it.
- donbox 10d agoThe elected representatives can decide? I mean their Parliament.
- fidotron 10d agoIt sounds constitutional, and if you want to make a Canadian exasperated ask about the history of the Canadian constitution. Hint: it's still not been signed by all the relevant parties.
- donbox 10d agoCurious, What makes ( or would make) this constitutional. I guess, we need to wait for the details.