Canada Is A Vast And Empty Country.

The Time Has Come To Recognize That The U.s. Will Continue To Exercise Unprecedented Power In A World Where International Rules Are Still Unreliable And Where Security And Advancing Of The Free Democratic Order Still Depend Significantly On The Possession And Use Of Military Might.

Today, We Are Tabling A Motion Seeking The Support Of The House For The Government's Decision To Renew Our Military Mission Against Isil For Up To An Additional 12 Months. Our Objectives Remain The Same: We Intend To Continue To Degrade The Capabilities Of Isil, That Is, To Degrade Its Ability To Engage In Military Movements Of Scale, To Operate Bases In The Open, To Expand Its Presence In The Region, And To Propagate Attacks Outside The Region.

After All, Enforced National Bilingualism In This Country Isn't Mere Policy. It Has Attained The Status Of A Religion. It's A Dogma Which One Is Supposed To Accept Without Question...

On The Justification For The War, It Wasn't Related To Finding Any Particular Weapon Of Mass Destruction.

The World Is Now Unipolar And Contains O­nly O­ne Superpower. Canada Shares A Continent With That Superpower. In This Context, Given Our Common Values And The Political, Economic And Security Interests That We Share With The United States, There Is Now No More Important Foreign Policy Interest For Canada Than Maintaining The Ability To Exercise Effective Influence In Washington So As To Advance Unique Canadian Policy Objectives.