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What If Canada Wasn't The Peaceful, Trustworthy Neighbour It Is ?

TruthmongerTruthmonger Posts: 559
edited July 2007 in A Moving Train
Just wondering if Americans ever take that for granted ? It occupies the entire northern border of the U.S., and it has the largest uranium deposits in the world. It'd be interesting if it ever decided it wanted to go nuclear. And what if the relationship was to sour, as it has numerous times in the past 200 years or so ?
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  • chopitdownchopitdown Posts: 2,222
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  • AbookamongstthemanyAbookamongstthemany Posts: 8,209
    chopitdown wrote:
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    Too funny! :D
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  • Royals32Royals32 Posts: 160
    Truthmonger wrote:
    Just wondering if Americans ever take that for granted ? It occupies the entire northern border of the U.S., and it has the largest uranium deposits in the world. It'd be interesting if it ever decided it wanted to go nuclear. And what if the relationship was to sour, as it has numerous times in the past 200 years or so ?


    Haha, who do you think is protecting that uranium?
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  • PaperPlatesPaperPlates Posts: 1,745
    Royals32 wrote:
    Haha, who do you think is protecting that uranium?


    already been answered.

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  • onelongsongonelongsong Posts: 3,517
    Truthmonger wrote:
    Just wondering if Americans ever take that for granted ? It occupies the entire northern border of the U.S., and it has the largest uranium deposits in the world. It'd be interesting if it ever decided it wanted to go nuclear. And what if the relationship was to sour, as it has numerous times in the past 200 years or so ?

    americans don't see canada as any threat. i fished canada for at least 7 years every summer in the 70's when you could still eat the fish. if you act up; we'll step on you.

    canada will be in trouble in a few years and i think it will become a little aggressive. as the earths ice melts; it's redistributing it's weight around the globe. this will and has been triggering earthquakes. as your water table rises a strong earthquake could stratify a large part of your country causing it to sink into the sea. it's already happened in alaska.
  • onelongsongonelongsong Posts: 3,517
    Royals32 wrote:
    Haha, who do you think is protecting that uranium?

    as i understand it; bush has a mission leaving in 2008 to harvest helium3 from the moon to replace uranium because it is much more efficient and safer.
  • AhnimusAhnimus Posts: 10,560
    Someone has forgotten their history
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  • small town becksmall town beck Posts: 6,691
    onelongsong wrote:
    americans don't see canada as any threat. i fished canada for at least 7 years every summer in the 70's when you could still eat the fish. if you act up; we'll step on you.

    canada will be in trouble in a few years and i think it will become a little aggressive. as the earths ice melts; it's redistributing it's weight around the globe. this will and has been triggering earthquakes. as your water table rises a strong earthquake could stratify a large part of your country causing it to sink into the sea. it's already happened in alaska.

    You'll step on us???? LMAO. Oh yeah we are up here shaking in our snowsuits :rolleyes: :p

    I think everyone will be in trouble not just Canada.
  • callencallen Posts: 6,388
    Truthmonger wrote:
    Just wondering if Americans ever take that for granted ? It occupies the entire northern border of the U.S., and it has the largest uranium deposits in the world. It'd be interesting if it ever decided it wanted to go nuclear. And what if the relationship was to sour, as it has numerous times in the past 200 years or so ?

    If Canada becomes contentious...the US government will simply convince the flock that your all evildoers.....part of the Axis of Evil......a threat to the safety of our women and children.....lots of atheists.........destroying the sactity of marriage....and blow you into submission....course please don't start anything for a nother 8 years....we may have out troops back by then.
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  • small town becksmall town beck Posts: 6,691
    callen wrote:
    If Canada becomes contentious...the US government will simply convince the flock that your all evildoers.....part of the Axis of Evil......a threat to the safety of our women and children.....lots of atheists.........destroying the sactity of marriage....and blow you into submission....course please don't start anything for a nother 8 years....we may have out troops back by then.

    You don't even know the half of the kind of debauchery and evil we have up here ;) I love it HERE :D:D
  • callencallen Posts: 6,388
    small town beck wrote:
    You don't even know the half of the kind of debauchery and evil we have up here ;) I love it HERE :D:D

    been to Canada many times....10 or so times......and have truely enjoyed every visit...people are sooo cool...twice for PJ.....the concert in Toronto was unreal....at the Molson Venue.......was the best I've ever seen....crowd was unreal.....reason they keep going back.
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  • MilestoneMilestone Posts: 1,140
    Truthmonger wrote:
    Just wondering if Americans ever take that for granted ? It occupies the entire northern border of the U.S., and it has the largest uranium deposits in the world. It'd be interesting if it ever decided it wanted to go nuclear. And what if the relationship was to sour, as it has numerous times in the past 200 years or so ?


    We already took the Expos. If you fuck with us, we'll take the Blue Jays too.

    :)
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  • small town becksmall town beck Posts: 6,691
    callen wrote:
    been to Canada many times....10 or so times......and have truely enjoyed every visit...people are sooo cool...twice for PJ.....the concert in Toronto was unreal....at the Molson Venue.......was the best I've ever seen....crowd was unreal.....reason they keep going back.

    The shows are amazing here. Of course, I have yet to be at a PJ show that wasn't unreal :p

    There are some really cool people and wonderful places to see. I like to think that is true of every country.

    Any of my trips to the USA have always been good. I even managed to laugh while stuck in that Boston traffic :eek: :p
  • TruthmongerTruthmonger Posts: 559
    Milestone wrote:
    We already took the Expos. If you fuck with us, we'll take the Blue Jays too.

    :)

    But you'd actually be doing us a favour there......
  • onelongsongonelongsong Posts: 3,517
    callen wrote:
    If Canada becomes contentious...the US government will simply convince the flock that your all evildoers.....part of the Axis of Evil......a threat to the safety of our women and children.....lots of atheists.........destroying the sactity of marriage....and blow you into submission....course please don't start anything for a nother 8 years....we may have out troops back by then.

    that's basically what we were taught in school. not to that extreeme though. in fact; i had a teacher who told us that the reason we let england and france have it was because it was worthless.
  • gue_bariumgue_barium Posts: 5,515
    For what it's worth. I've been working for a Canadian corporation in the US for almost a year now. It is headquartered only about an hour's drive from where I live. In Canada. If everything continues to go as well as it has been, I don't discount the thought of a new beginning in Canada as I move up the ladder here. First a work visa, then possible residency, and ultimately citizenship.
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  • AhnimusAhnimus Posts: 10,560
    Funny stuff guys, reminds me of the schoolyard.

    "My dad could beat up your dad!"

    The U.S. and Canada probably aren't ever going to be at war. We are mostly likely to see a unionization like the SPP or NAFTA.
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  • gue_bariumgue_barium Posts: 5,515
    Ahnimus wrote:
    Funny stuff guys, reminds me of the schoolyard.

    "My dad could beat up your dad!"

    The U.S. and Canada probably aren't ever going to be at war. We are mostly likely to see a unionization like the SPP or NAFTA.

    We could be fellow canucker's!
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  • CosmoCosmo Posts: 12,225
    I'll guarantee you this... if a Muslim Coalition of Their Willing invaded and occupied Canada, I would pass through their porous border and blow up the mother fucker's jeeps with sticks of dynamite because I don't want their fucking theocracy in my backyard. and you'd be seeing reports on Al Jazzera calling me a 'Foriegn Fighter'.
    I love Hockey, therefore i love Canada. Would I fight and risk dying for them... damn straight, mother fucker... fuckin' aye.
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  • gue_bariumgue_barium Posts: 5,515
    Cosmo wrote:
    I'll guarantee you this... if a Muslim Coalition of Their Willing invaded and occupied Canada, I would pass through their porous border and blow up the mother fucker's jeeps with sticks of dynamite because I don't want their fucking theocracy in my backyard. and you'd be seeing reports on Al Jazzera calling me a 'Foriegn Fighter'.
    I love Hockey, therefore i love Canada. Would I fight and risk dying for them... damn straight, mother fucker... fuckin' aye.

    Justin Morneau of the Minnesota Twins is from BC. And, (goes without saying) a hockey player.

    'nuff said.
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  • gue_bariumgue_barium Posts: 5,515
    gue_barium wrote:
    Justin Morneau of the Minnesota Twins is from BC. And, (goes without saying) a hockey player.

    'nuff said.

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  • prismprism Posts: 2,440
    I'm allergic to Canadians but other than that Canada's a very nice neighbor
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  • Vedderlution_BabyVedderlution_Baby Posts: 2,535
    Following the theory of Onelongsong...


    We'd pass out movies of that John Candy movie canadian bacon and get informed on how to fight against them.


    And totally win.
  • DerrickDerrick Posts: 475
    Milestone wrote:
    We already took the Expos. If you fuck with us, we'll take the Blue Jays too.

    :)

    YOU WOULDN'T DARE!

    In all seriousness, at the outset of the cold war, Canada had the choice to side with Russia instead of the US, mainly due to common language. It is speculated that if we'd sided with Russia, the US would have had no choice but to invade Canada.
  • Royals32Royals32 Posts: 160
    Derrick wrote:

    In all seriousness, at the outset of the cold war, Canada had the choice to side with Russia instead of the US, mainly due to common language. It is speculated that if we'd sided with Russia, the US would have had no choice but to invade Canada.

    Huh?
    #==(o )

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  • mookie blaylock 10mookie blaylock 10 Posts: 4,042
    Royals32 wrote:
    Huh?

    that's what i was thinking...:confused:
  • Born2JamBorn2Jam Posts: 255
    Truthmonger wrote:
    Just wondering if Americans ever take that for granted ? It occupies the entire northern border of the U.S., and it has the largest uranium deposits in the world. It'd be interesting if it ever decided it wanted to go nuclear. And what if the relationship was to sour, as it has numerous times in the past 200 years or so ?

    I live in Maine.
    I think I'd have to move.
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  • TruthmongerTruthmonger Posts: 559
    Hmmm, this is interesting......dozens of radioactive devices are either lost or stolen in Canada in the last 5 years. Some of them could definitely be used to make bombs:

    http://www.thestar.com/News/article/232095
  • RolandTD20KdrummerRolandTD20Kdrummer Posts: 13,066
    The world would be essentially screwed for quality maple syrup...aside from Maine , Vermont etc... which we consider Canada Anyways.. :D

    And there would be a serious shortage of laid back cool people in North America. This would suck definitely.
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  • RolandTD20KdrummerRolandTD20Kdrummer Posts: 13,066
    Royals32 wrote:
    Huh?


    never say huh without a WTF? It's a rule.
    Progress is not made by everyone joining some new fad,
    and reveling in it's loyalty. It's made by forming coalitions
    over specific principles, goals, and policies.

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