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Ukraine Backs U.S. Ceasefire Proposal, Awaiting Russian Response
Russia annexed = bad Israel annexed = good Is this how you think? -
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Debt Dispute Turns Deadly as Lender Hacked to Death with Machete
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Nobody will trust a US treaty again,’ and Japan’s yen is now the new safe haven currency
In a time of war you need control over your steel producers. It's no good to rely on Canadians, who have now shown they think nothing of targeting the electricity supply of American cities. -
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From Cop to Convict: The Rise and Fall of 'Joe Ferrari'
Extremely unlikely he topped himself but I'd better leave it at that. Best regards, Bob Smith, No wait, Best regards Harrisfan -
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Is Earth round or flat ?
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Nobody will trust a US treaty again,’ and Japan’s yen is now the new safe haven currency
The situation is different now. Canadian investment is in a substantially worse shape now than it was then after being hit by a global pandemic, followed by an underperforming economy over the last two years. The U.S. accounts for over 90% of Canadian steel and aluminum exports. The renewal of the tariffs from 2018/19 would apply to roughly $24 billion of Canadian exports. You think Canada will just shrug that off?
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