Book: Hillier Is The Father Of Canada’S Aghan Debacle

Posted on Friday, October 12 at 16:57 by bracewell
Martin did not want to fight in Afghanistan – but wanted Canada in Darfur and Haiti – under the "responsibility to protect" doctrine of the United Nations. Hillier and the Defence Department fought Martin on Darfur and the "responsibility to protect" all the way.

Hillier made a one-man push for an Afghanistan mission, and with his charisma made Martin cave in to the U.S. military and give up on Darfur and Haiti. "Hillier ... persuaded the Martin government to set Canada on the path to a war in Afghanistan which no one, least of all Paul Martin, wanted or expected," Lang and Stein also say.

Lang says that Hillier has turned Afghanistan into a bitter war with no end in sight – and casualties will continue because of his actions.

If Harper is the most pro-American prime minister Canada has had in years, Hillier is the most pro-Pentagon chief of defence staff Canada has ever had. Harper, being pro-Pentagon and pro-Bush, agreed with Hillier.

The war in Afghanistan is the only thing standing in the way of a majority government for Harper. Quebec wants no part of the Afghanistan war, nor do Ontario, nor Canada's big cities. The Hillier story is not really helping Harper with Afghanistan.

Harper has to be careful with Hillier, who is loved by the troops in Afghanistan and the media. A wrong move by Harper could pull the whole Afghanistan mission down.

This Hillier story is the most remarkable story to come down the pike for Harper in years. Hillier refuses to talk to the media about the Fife story. Hillier is not granting any interviews.

The father of the Afghanistan war is unusually quiet.

Hillier is too popular to be touched by Harper — the soldiers and the public like Hillier far more than they like Harper.

SOURCE:..... CBC: The Trouble with Hillier [Proofreader’s note: this article was edited for spelling and typos on October 15, 2007]

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  1. by N Say
    Sat Oct 13, 2007 12:27 am
    I saw something on the National about this last night. One of the authors of this book says the US didn't want other countries to help them take over Iraq, & that's the real reason we didn't. They thought other countries would get in the way, I guess the US wanted total control over who gets to rewrite Iraq's laws etc.

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    "George Bush has declared the war on terrorism to be the cause of his generation. The cause of Canadian sovereignty will be ours." - John Godfrey, MP for Don Va

  2. by gina
    Sun Oct 14, 2007 4:54 pm
    Canada is heavily involved in Iraq and always has been. <br />
    <a href="http://coat.ncf.ca/Slides/3in1/001.htm">http://coat.ncf.ca/Slides/3in1/001.htm</a><p>---<br>gina

  3. by fma7
    Mon Oct 15, 2007 12:16 am
    Hiller is but a mid level toug-talking organizer using patriotic gubbelly-guk to entrap the innocent and ignorant into corporate driven murder and mayhem for markets. He is not the father of the Afghanistan slaughter. he is just another in the long line of compliant yes man in the buisness of whoring true integrity and humanity in exchange for personal fame, attention and money.<br />
    Secondly everyone in Gov't is up to speed on that Canadian false mythology peacekeeper buillshit. <br />
    Our no to missle defense was really a yes<br />
    we are involved in Iraq and we have tortured and massacred and overthrown freely elected governments. <br />
    ant to see some proof? <a href="http://coat.ncf.ca/Slides/3in1/028.htm">http://coat.ncf.ca/Slides/3in1/028.htm</a>

  4. by fma7
    Mon Oct 15, 2007 12:24 am
    further more @ <a href="http://fma7.wordpress.com/">http://fma7.wordpress.com/</a> I fall over myself in an effort to expose Canadas high-handed hypocrisy and the willingness of our elected officals to give away our resources and sovereignty.



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