The Weinberger Doctrine
The Second American Civil War
The Weinberger Doctrine
This is exactly how I feel about the entirety of this thread, really....
Wow...
You're awesome Beff.
Indeed.
Go Reactionary-Reactionist-Man!
Off-topic:
#1: Is there such as thing as Native Canadians? How many indian tribes lived north of the Lawrence?
#2: I'm thinking of creating a alternate world war scenario where the north-east abandons the resources of the South-east, south, mid-west, and california and combines with Canada to form a new goverment. In exchange the rest of the U.S. combines with Mexico to replace the lost population. It would make for an interesting civil war scenario.
On-topic:
Well tomorrow is the day of the big protest. If I am impended in any way during my ventures tomorrow I will be very pissed off, and you will hear about it here.
#1: Is there such as thing as Native Canadians? How many indian tribes lived north of the Lawrence?
#2: I'm thinking of creating a alternate world war scenario where the north-east abandons the resources of the South-east, south, mid-west, and california and combines with Canada to form a new goverment. In exchange the rest of the U.S. combines with Mexico to replace the lost population. It would make for an interesting civil war scenario.
On-topic:
Well tomorrow is the day of the big protest. If I am impended in any way during my ventures tomorrow I will be very pissed off, and you will hear about it here.
Since none of you other than Beff can search Caledonia protest, I will prod your anger with a link you lazy sons of bitches :yuck
CLICK!
CLICK!
Mr Do Gooder, you're awesome!
Yes, a whole lot of them. We have Native Americans as well (yeah we call them Native Americans, not Native Canadians, but whatever). The North is predominantly Native Americans, Inuit in the far north (see: territories), getting down into northern part of Ontario, Quebec, Manitoba and I think Saskatchewan there are the Cree, then there are a variety of different tribes and groups all across Canada from the east coast to the west coast.