Despite the warrior rhetoric from some of our politicians, Canada is not a robust military power. We do, however, have experience and credibility — although it has been diminished recently — in diplomacy, humanitarian assistance and the resettlement of refugees.
There's about 26 or 27 nations in the anti-ISIS coalition, and about half of them are dropping bombs. IMHO Canada would be more useful to what is clearly going to be a multi-generational conflict by being one of the coalition members not currently dropping bombs. There will be lots of roles to play in the years and yes decades ahead.
Again we have a situation where a country is invading a sovereign nation and killing innocent Muslims. I NEVER recall Iraq ever committing a crime against Canada. Shame on Harper and the Harperites who support him.
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