Security Council 2021-2022

[riskllama]

Sounds about right. Now you can get it at most places including the arches.

have you tried it?

[2dimes]

McPoutine? Yeah, it's sort of ok.

Probably engineered to be delicious and addictive if you eat there enough.

As for the fast food joints, Burger King used to be pretty good and Wendy's is by my taste.

[Dukasaur]

McPoutine? Yeah, it's sort of ok.

Probably engineered to be delicious and addictive if you eat there enough.

As for the fast food joints, Burger King used to be pretty good and Wendy's is by my taste.

It's awful.

All of the above are awful.

The only marginally-tolerable poutine made by a fast-food joint is at Harvey's. And it's only marginally tolerable. All the others are worse.

[2dimes]

No, Harvey's chips are gross.

I had you in mind when I chose to ad my qualifier. I'd probably enjoy both those places llama said are crap too. I suspect your opinion would be I have the pallet of a raccoon.

[riskllama]

i liked A&W and BK's take on it, will be sure to try McD's version the next time i head back over to civilization. and yeah, Harvey's has always kinda sucked, imo.

[2dimes]

Their burgers are usually pretty good.

[saxitoxin]

Norway and Ireland won.

Canada lost.

The world agrees Trudeau's foreign policy is worse than Harper's.

The loss marks the second consecutive failed quest for one of the two seats available in the category for member states from western Europe and other countries, something Canada has now sought and failed to win under two very different governments.

A total of 128 votes were needed to secure a two-thirds majority.

Norway secured 130 votes while Ireland got 128.

Canada received just 108 votes, even fewer than the 114 first round ballot votes that it received in 2010 when the former Conservative government ran and failed to win the same seat.

https://globalnews.ca/news/7070563/cana ... ncil-seat/

[mrswdk]

Choice 1: broadly neutral country (hack Nobel Prize aside)
Choice 2: always neutral country
Choice 3: country led by man so plainly scared of Trump he'd rather stare into multiple news cameras gulping like a fish than say anything that might upset USA

Not hard to see why the vote went the way it did.

[DoomYoshi]

Canada doesn't have a foreign policy.

Making fun of Saudi Arabian "rights abuses" while they are the largest consumer of Canadian goods*: https://www.international.gc.ca/trade-c ... es-eng.pdf.

Imprisoning Chinese terrorists but not actually sending them to judgement.

Letting riskllama post on the internet.

Basically, everything is a blunder by a bunch of privileged wankers that think half measures are acceptable.

*By goods I mean military goods. Usually people refer to goods as agricultural exports, but Canola can more properly be called a bad.

[2dimes]

I believe rape is one of our few successfully exported goods. Are we not making more money exporting rape seed oil than petroleum oil currently?

We can't export fight jets thanks to Diefenbaker folding to LBJ and sending our best engineers to NASA and Lockheed. Our guys would be flying F-35s instead of used 18s with a leaf covering the roo, if we could afford to buy half a dozen of them.