kactus

Fine....We agree to disagree because I really cannot understand this mindset being so selective. Maybe Because I don't judge people by their religion.

Well according to some posters native canadians are white christians only. If so you are discriminating against everyone else including thise practising judaism

What is your affiliation with judaism!? I thought that mindset only sees native canadians as christians only!

Business works both ways. We are talking politics

The government does not discriminate against non judo/ christians.... It is the perception of individuals with racist tendencies who discriminates against non judo/christian groups

Not according to Argus who prefers brits to portugese. Both christians one whiter...,

Who makes that choice that anyone who is judo christian is ok to integrate and whoever isn't it is not ok? it's all a matter of perception and preference if you are affiliated with the two above and in your head.

I am sure the south koreans, russians and chinese say the same thing about us. It's a matter of perspective.

I can assure you if someone wants to make an issue about the colour of skin the said person will also make an issue of integrating portugese and spaniards into canadian culture. It is the racist genes...

Isn't the underlying factor the racial issues and not high unemployment rates which is masking the prejudice against colour and values?? Afterall both Irish anf English are whiter and closer culture to Canadians as you have repeatedly said.

Isn't that kind of how the world war started?

Wish it was that simple....The US alao has vested interest in Japan and South Korea. North Korea is the bad guy. Japan and South Korea the good ones. Allegedly.

Because it is told so by those who have vested interest in this conflict as well as Iran....

What are you talking about??

Lib Dems are hardly a major challenger party to Tories and Labour.

Of course there was a fraud in the whole election process but the bigger issue is the power that Erdogan is grabbing will have serious consequences for Turkey's future. It's a bad news and many Turks I have spoken to are very disappointed.....

Valid question and we just have to wait and see what is going on behind those closed doors of Downing Street...I saw her speech earlier and she categorically said Brexit will go ahead as this is the way the British people have voted.

At the moment I am more concerned about invoking article 50 and lack of consensus in Westminster than who wins the election. May's snap election is well received by the other parties. I just feel that someone who campaigns against the Brexit may not be appropriate for this role. Cameron resigned for the same reasons.

Brexit it is. It all comes down to 8th June and who if any will replace May.

I agree that this does not mean she is quitting. May just called for an election but I do not think she is the right candidate. Boges made a good point. The current mandate was given to someone who is against Brexit and this shines through in every single speech she gives on the topic reluctantly.

So....It looks like Theresa May has announced plans for General Election on 8th June. At least, it is in June and not May making the headlines embarrassingly funny: PM May quits in May! This comes as a bit of a Surprise. Not only because of her weak leadership and indecisiveness but also the timing post Brexit and triggering article 50.... Her inability to make important decisions and the constant bickering and excuses made no surprises that this was untenable... I would argue it is better than never. UK needs to have consensus and there is currently none inside Westminster. But what is the alternative? Jeremy Corbyn is a lame duck. Then you have the UKIP and Scottish Independence....The YouGove poll puts the Conservatives ahead of the rest at 43% as of 18th April with Labour trailing behind at 25%. Interesting times ahead...... http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-39629603 Thoughts?

Sorry, there are tons of evidence that Saddam did not have the nuclear capability and it was all fabricated....Search Dr Kelly (Hutton enquiry)

I mean seriously in a country like Turkey that is trying to address the concerns of disenfranchised voters from like CHP, MHP, etc, the islamists have gained the upper hand and are trying to quash the voice of the opposition. What people fail to realise is that Turkey despite all the modernisation plans of Ataturk is still a deeply conservative country with its roots in Islam. That's what a lot of westerners cannot get and will never understand......This has always been there and it will always remain there..... At the same time, modern Turkey’s history has also been nondemocratic, repressive, and sometimes violent and Erdogan will use this as an opportunity to bolster his position in a region quite ripe for implosion from external to internal forces. The systematic arrests and expulsion of oppositions to Erdogan is just the tip of the iceberg. There's more to come...

In a country that is so closely watched and people are persecuted for their opposition to Erdogan it is illogical to ask for the level of granularity of details she is asking like the names of journalists....

Altai, I am not making any claims. Just because other's views are different from your understanding does not make it wrong. You have to learn to stop this lecturing by telling who has zero knowledge . This is a forum not school.....