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    Poilievre fordert in seiner Rede während seiner ersten Auslandsreise als konservativer Führer eine „moderne“ CANZUK-Partnerschaft


    Poilievre fordert in seiner Rede während seiner ersten Auslandsreise als konservativer Führer eine „moderne“ CANZUK-Partnerschaft

    https://www.ctvnews.ca/politics/article/poilievre-calls-for-modern-canzuk-partnership-in-speech-during-first-trip-abroad-as-leader/

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    1. CanadianLabourParty on

      You mean like the Pension deal that Australia and Canada just signed?

      Is he just trying to follow Carney’s deals around and then try and steal credit for them? Is that his new schtick now?

    2. Amtoj on

      Like I’ve been saying in the other threads, this is a good development for anyone who’s a CANZUK supporter. It’s an official policy of the LPC and CPC. Carney is signing deals in Australia. There’s an e-petition on CANZUK that’s waiting on a government response. We’re looking at joining GCAP to develop our next fighter with the UK rather than the US. If Poilievre and Carney realize there’s a lot of alignment here on their foreign policy goals, things can start moving quickly. Especially when there’s no election to worry about in the near future.

    3. raz_kripta on

      LOL then maybe PP shouldn’t have shot down the CANZUK idea when his former Leader Erin O’Toole proposed it years ago.

    4. rimshot99 on

      Must have been some sort of focus group that said to actually look outside of Canada and be like Carney. It’s all theatre with this pretender. He’s all hat, no cattle.

      “Empty vessels make the most noise”

    5. Acceptable_Mammoth23 on

      I’m just shocked PP has words in his vocabulary that aren’t “woke”, “Liberals”, or “Justin Trudeau”.

    6. ZestyBeanDude on

      Did he actually meet anyone of importance in the UK government or was it just their soon to be irrelevant Official Opposition, the UK Conservatives?

    8. accforme on

      I am not totally convinced on the purpose and benefit of CANZUK. Aside from the English component, what is the advantage?

      It’s not like the EU where the relevant countries are geographically close.

      In terms of economy, Canada and Australia are comprable natural resource producers who compete with each other for markets. I don’t even know what New Zealand’s main export/import is.

      The UK is the outlier in this, but their market is not big enough for more raw resources from Canada and Australia.

      Genuinely curious and want to know more beyond the catchy acronym.

    9. L00nyT00ny on

      UK has kinda thrown Canada under the bus several times now to appease Trump. It also doesn’t look like the UK is making much diplomatic overtures to Canada.

    10. Frosty-Ad-2971 on

      So he looked at everything Carney’s doing and said we should do those things. That and talk about things we have been doing since 2010.

      Smartest guy in the room 2.0.

    11. KneebarKing on

      Why on Earth is PP anywhere outside Canada, conducting any form of Government business?

    12. E0200768 on

      This guy lost his own riding. I will never take him seriously again.

      Leader my balls.

    13. IcyCow5880 on

      I voted for this guy. But he fucking lost. Why the fuck do we hear so much from him? You’re done, bud. Go get a real job.

    14. ghanadaur on

      So again doing what PMMC is already doing with our fellow commonwealth nations? Ok.

    15. Freezer137 on

      I sometimes call him Pierrasite. Can’t really trust him, like the majority of politicians, but if he’s willing to work with the current government and advocate for our country, then that’s good.

      I don’t care who does it, just work for Canadians and you have my support. It’s sad seeing us being treated as a resource to generate funds from just to spend on expenditures outside of our country. Soft power and all that, yeah, but c’mon there has to be a limit.

    17. ACivtech on

      I don’t care what political party is in power, allowing an opposition leader to lobby and campaign internationally lowers our credibility and also opens is up to foreign interference. This should be straight up illegal, its not in the national interest.

    18. FredArtGetson on

      OK? Is anyone going to argue this? I’d think not. Sounds like a great idea, and I do not care for Pissjug.

    19. essuxs on

      CANZUK was supposed to also include freedom of movement, this seems like a toned down version?

    21. dsbllr on

      I dislike the UK and their recent attempts to control speech. I wouldn’t want that in Canada

    22. waldoorfian on

      No one cares what he thinks. He isn’t the Prime Minister and hopefully never will be.

    23. canarob on

      It’s like the Commonwealth but just the white-majority countries. As much as this might have made sense a generation or two ago, it’s a bit of a strange thing to be proposing in 2026. Canada has a much brighter future than the UK and the other two countries are simply too far away.

    24. Mastermaze on

      Honestly we should separate our alliance with Australia and New Zealand from the UK, so more like CANZ. The UK is not a reliable partner, they will ALWAYS bow to American influence. The sane kids need to stick together, not ally with our psychotic older sibling the US and our senile parent that just does whatever their psycho kid tells them.

    26. Denaljo69 on

      Sorry PP. Carney is stealing all your lame thunder. Maybe if you threw out Mom and apple pie before Carney thinks of it?!

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