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Ford's environment minister was in Brampton today calling wetlands vital infrastructure that protects homes from flooding. The province is putting $1.2M into restoring 10 hectares of wetland there.… |
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that defence could guard nuclear secrets |
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Even if you leave out nukes, Russian ability to attack NATO is nevertheless more significant than Iran’s, so it’s comparing apples with oranges.
I personally think that we absolutely should be hel… |
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So, if a western country shoots down russian missiles over Ukraine, russia will nuke that country in response?
This perverse logic of reflexive control (escalation avoidance) is precisely what ru… |
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Come on! What's the harm? It's not like SpaceX has direct access to things like the US nuclear defence and other important things. Right?... 😅
Oh, they do? 👀 |
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A nuclear admission attributed to Iran’s IRGC commander has no credible source. Meanwhile, Tehran believes time favours it, and a Saudi–Turkey–Pakistan defence pact is reshaping regional deterrence… |
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If you want to save a trillion dollars that only the plebes will have to cough up, maybe agree with Trump that USA has the best weapons stockpile ever. Also, the Golden Dome and Patriots end Mutual… |
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PM Johnson built up our military after EU wouldn’t allow us. Had Ben Wallis the best minister for defence. And helping Rolls Royce from bankruptcy . Nuclear power. Not using China! Helping Ukraine… |
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"Three middle powers – a Gulf energy giant, a Nato member and nuclear-armed South Asian state – are taking steps to reduce their reliance on US-dominated security architecture and build their own c… |
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Remember, too, that the UK's nuclear weapons can only be used with US consent, so are basically worthless to a Europe trying to reduce its dependence on US defence! |
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Wasting billions on no subs is bad enough.
But the biggest problem with #AUKUS is how it's an abrogation of Australia's sovereignty.
It ties Australia's foreign and defence policy into perpetual … |
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Decades of totalitarian brutality, mandated social stratification, personality cult, concentration camps, famine, stunted development, corruption at all levels, state terrorism & spending 1/3 of th… |
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Israel clearly has more money than sense.
It has zero proof that Iran has a nuclear weapons project; though it is clear that Iran has the capability to build a strong missile defence - which it cle… |
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I agree, but this plan by Ex Tory MP is calling for a European confederation, which would link the single market with Nato’s defence commitments. With UK promising to provide nuclear cover for Euro… |
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Trump May Ditch Iran Nuclear Deal If Tehran Fully Reopens Strait of Hormuz | Report
https://www.europesays.com/iran/242436/
‘Take Malicious Outsiders Head-On’; Iran FM Araghchi’s Fierce Take On S… |
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And remember that, tho the U.K. can launch its weapons without US permission, the UK’s nuclear armoury is dependent on the US for maintenance and spare parts so the reliability of any U.K. defence … |
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Seyed M Marandi: Iran-Oman Hormuz Deal Almost Reached & the Saudi-Turkey-Pakistan Defence Pact |Glenn Diesen | Aug 9, 2026, 6 AM
Prof Seyed Mohammad Marandi is a professor at Tehran University & a… |
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Nagasaki marks 81st atomic bomb anniversary as Mayor says nuclear deterrence only increases risk: The anniversary coincided with Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s government revising the cou… |
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Saudi Arabia signed a mutual defence pact with NATO-member Turkey and nuclear-armed Pakistan, the main mediator between the United States and Iran, that defines an attack on one as an attack on all… |
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The UK seems to have forgotten it agreed to spend 5% of GDP on defence at the 2025 NATO summit.
And the UK would expand its nuclear umbrella to EU members Cyprus, Ireland, Malta and Austria who ar… |
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THE INDEPENDENT: Reported plan would link single market membership to a European defence pact, with Britain spending 3.5% of GDP on defence and extending its nuclear umbrella in exchange for access… |
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