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nah this isnt even confirmed yet plus theres no money for nuke subs we're not getting them

i only support arming canada to protect canada not to hang off the coast of iran or somalia im sure most canadians agree with that

how much do you wanna bet the POS government we have will sabre rattle buying these weapons to protect the arctic but use the weapons anywhere but the arctic?

why? we're not the americans thats why we need to get out of nato

then no, f*** nato canada is not a war mongering nation we should not be getting involved in stuff with iran they are of no threat to canada

I'm all for nuclear subs if we are going to use them in the Arctic and not for some other mission in the world

whats next renaming the loonie and toonie?

cons do it more

According to the Canadian hating Tory senator canadians are defective rats

Why must the Cons insist on changing Canada? All this has to do with is the Arctic... plus the Russians are the bear lets just be beavers who gnaw on the trees that fall and kill the Bears http://www.huffingtonpost.ca/2011/10/27/nicole-eaton-senator-national-symbol_n_1062637.html OTTAWA - A Conservative senator says it's time Canada was symbolized by something more majestic than a buck-toothed rodent. Sen. Nicole Eaton wants the polar bear to replace the beaver as an official emblem of Canada. She says the polar bear is Canada's "most majestic and splendid mammal," and a powerful symbol in the lives of aboriginal peoples in the North. She believes the furry white carnivore's "strength, courage, resourcefulness and dignity" is an appropriate symbol for modern-day Canada. By contrast, she derides the lowly beaver as a "19th century has-been," a "dentally defective rat," a "toothy tyrant" and a nuisance that wreaks havoc on its environment. Eaton acknowledges the beaver's involuntary role in founding Canada — as the fashionable pelts that fuelled the fur trade — but she says it's now time for a change. "A country's symbols are not constant and can change over time as long as they reflect the ethos of the people and the spirit of the nation," Eaton told her Senate colleagues Thursday. "The polar bear, with its strength, courage, resourcefulness and dignity is perfect for the part." Eaton said the beaver should "step aside as a Canadian emblem, or, at the least, share the honour with the stately polar bear."

I saw the vid.. it def was not 6 am... iam up at 6 am for work it was more like 8 or 9 am

but yours is not a dome with a controlled temperature do your cariers have malls? sports stadium?

Gadhaffi was switching to gold dinars and dumping the green back. that is the only reason we interfered same with saddam

politicians lie, i never see cons criticizing harper for running on transparency and then doing the opposite so quit whining

I hope Mclamer gets his majority i am sick and tired of hearing the losers say the people put mcguinty on a short leash when he only lost a majority by 1 seat how the crap is that a short leash?

Those people on This hour has 22 minutes were seriously going to kill Rob Ford just ask him!!

artificial but i know youre just trollin

How is this news? its well known that elected officials ruin lives by legislation while criminals ruin lives with violence both are unacceptable

why not? no tsunamis up there

There is a pic of the model in the article... we should be making these all over the arctic! what a great idea hows Harper going to top this? http://rt.com/news/arctic-lead-cold-war-667/ Russia has all but approved an $8 billion plan to build the first-ever city with an artificial climate, as the country steps up to conquer the planet’s frozen wastes with its vast resources, and says the Moon and Mars will be next. ­Named after Umka – a popular late Soviet-era bear cub cartoon hero – the proposed city is to be built on the remote island of Kotelny, in the Novosibirsk archipelago. Situated a meager 1,000 miles off the North Pole, it has been called one of the least hospitable regions of the Earth, with summer temperatures rarely rising above freezing, while plunging in winter as low as -40 C. The initial population is planned to be just 5,000, most of whom will be scientists and workers involved in the extraction and transport of vast oil and gas riches of the underwater Lomonosov Ridge. “The city will not only be an extraction site and a transport hub, but a place for comfortable living. We want people not to realize they are in some closed space with an aggressive Arctic climate outside. So we aim to have scientific laboratories, houses, but also parks with attractions, an aqua complex, hotels, schools, kindergartens, recreation zones, a hospital, sport facilities, and a cathedral,” architect Valery Rzhevskiy says. The initial population is planned to be just 5,000 ­Initially it will get electricity from a pair of floating nuclear power stations which will shut down as the hydrocarbon extraction comes onstream. Fish and poultry farms, greenhouses and bakeries will take care of the food supplies, while the garbage will be processed in two factories. So far, this is the first project of such a scale with artificial climate and integral life support in the history of humankind. Its design is essentially based on the International Space Station (though much larger – 1.5x0.8 km), with a core transport axis that connects living quarters and laboratories. And Rzhevsky affirms that towns like Umka would be perfectly viable on the Moon or anywhere else. The project is on the brink of approval by the Russian government, and will be presented to other members of the Arctic Five – Denmark, Canada, Norway, and the United States – who may want to build similar cities themselves.

Id like to see a protest against fat people

saddam kept iraq from turning into AQ hell ... now look at it, people are too afraid to even go outside its more dangerous than it was 10 years a go you must hate reality... because libyas future looks very bleak now ----

if you fly over the US you still have to pay the 5.50

sorry i made a thread just now bout this

even a retard like me can see these are not meant for the arctic