References on the Truth About Flight 93

February 26, 2005

As a Canadian,I thought I should respond to this article.

Mr.Paul Cellucci doesn't get it alright.What he doesn,t get is that

we are a peacefull nation.A nation that has it's own foreign

policy.Foreign policy is sovereign and Mr.Cellucci has crossed the line

many times coming into Canada as an ambassador from the U.S.

telling us what our foreign policy should be.

He doesn't get it that we do not have a foreign policy that is in every

other countrys face telling them what to do ,preaching to other countries

about democracy and freedom while at the same time curbing those rights

at home.

He doesn't get it that the reason we did not participate in the so

called coalition of the willing in Iraq, is because we knew it was an

illegal war

as is evidenced by no discovery of WMD's and all the other lies that the

administration told us,backed by bought and paid for mainline media .By

the way ,why is there presently so much research on new types of atomic

weaponry in the U.S. Just who has the WMD's.

He doesn't get it that if there are going to be missiles coming towards

North America in the air,they are not going to pointing at Canada.

He doesn't get it ,if one does not respect others,they will not respect

you.This applies to nations.

I believe the only road to peace is through co-operation , respect

, sharing of plenty.All nations are blessed not just America.

We are not perfect here in Canada and we have our share of skeletons

still in the closet.We are still young as a nation, as are our American

friends to the south.I hope this nightmare and dark cloud that has

descended upon the American people will lift soon.

Guy St Hilaire

:Missile rejection perplexes U.S.CP | February 23, 2005By COLIN PERKEL

AND BETH GORHAM(CP) - Canada's apparent decision to stay out of aNorth

American missile-defense system has dumbfounded

>

> " We don't get it, " Paul Cellucci said in Toronto. " If

>there's a missile incoming, and it's heading toward

>Canada, you are going to leave it up to the United

>States to determine what to do about that missile. We

>don't think that is in Canada's sovereign interest. "

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