Alberta has already packed her bags. She wants to ask if her sister Sask. can come too.
Alberta has already packed her bags. She wants to ask if her sister Sask. can come too.
Yep, Canada and the UK are now officially hostile nations and should be treated as such. Time for a DMZ on the north and a closed border.
Canada is even looking at bringing Chinese military to their country to serve as their military. Don't give me shit about "our neighbors" ever fucking again. Some of them are ok but the rest need to be "taken care of".
Source: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c875d3d3x34o
From the post:
>UK and Canadian nationals will be able to travel to mainland China for up to 30 days without a visa from 17 February. China's foreign ministry said visa-free entry would be permitted for tourism, business or visits to family and friends, with the policy set to stay in effect initially until 31 December. It follows Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's official visit to China last month, where he and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed travel rules would be relaxed. Sir Keir said the agreement would make it easier for businesses to expand to China, though critics say Downing Street's push to reset relations with Beijing overlooks human rights and national security concerns.
Yep, Canada and the UK are now officially hostile nations and should be treated as such.
Time for a DMZ on the north and a closed border.
Canada is even looking at bringing Chinese military to their country to serve as their military. Don't give me shit about "our neighbors" ever fucking again. Some of them are ok but the rest need to be "taken care of".
Source: https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c875d3d3x34o
From the post:
>>UK and Canadian nationals will be able to travel to mainland China for up to 30 days without a visa from 17 February.
China's foreign ministry said visa-free entry would be permitted for tourism, business or visits to family and friends, with the policy set to stay in effect initially until 31 December.
It follows Prime Minister Sir Keir Starmer's official visit to China last month, where he and Chinese President Xi Jinping agreed travel rules would be relaxed.
Sir Keir said the agreement would make it easier for businesses to expand to China, though critics say Downing Street's push to reset relations with Beijing overlooks human rights and national security concerns.
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