War with Canada?

Submitted by R. Neal on Wed, 2007/08/22 - 10:21am.

From the recent North American summit, regarding the Northwest Passage:

Prime Minister Harper: "Canada's position is that we intend to strengthen our sovereignty in the Arctic area ... Canada and the U.S. do have differences on certain aspects of the Northwest Passage."

President Bush: "We believe it's an international passageway."

Why does anybody care? Because Global Warming is yielding unexpected benefits.


Virgil Proudfoot's picture
It might be a three-way fight

Canada, the US, and Russia are all staking claims to presently ice-covered areas of the soon-to-be-unfrozen North. The irony is priceless: the Bush administration, which officially denies the existence of global warming, wants to claim rights to the Northwest Passage being created by global warming.

Michael Moore has already

Michael Moore has already done the documentary.

Carole Borges's picture
Very interesting!

Moore's rocking the boat has made an awful lot of people seasick.

Unexpected benefits...

Not to mention all the folks that might move above the border to get away from the heat and the b.s. of our local and national governments. Oui?

Canada and Russia should

Canada and Russia should thank Bush and Cheney for providing them a warmer climate. Siberia may actually turn into a place that Russians might want to visit.

Adrift in the Sea of Humility

talidapali's picture
Blame Canada


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