Canada issues warnings

Canada was really throwing its imaginary weight around last week. On January 12 we issued not one, but two warnings! In the morning we wagged our finger of righteousness at Yemen’s towelheads of terror who have been terrorizing the Red Sea in their attempts to blockade shipping to Israel. “We call on Houthis to cease their attacks immediately blahblahblah…” In the afternoon, we took on one of the world’s most sacred cows, the International Court of Justice. “We will follow the proceedings of South Africa’s case at the International Court of Justice very closely… We must ensure that the procedural steps in this case are not used to foster Antisemitism and targeting of Jewish neighborhoods, businesses, and individuals…” Got that, ICJ? Canada is watching you! One false move, and… and what? We’ll report you to the ICJ? For my money that’s a lot of big talk from a country that took a pass on a Haiti mission because the Canadian Armed Forces are no match for Haitian street gangs, at least in the minds of senior Liberals currently “changing the culture” in the CAF. If we can’t handle Haitian street gangs we’re obviously outmatched by those terrorists in Yemen. As for ensuring the ICJ doesn’t spread Jew hate, here’s a thought; the most dangerous vector spreading Jew hate is Al Jazeera showing 24/7 dead and maimed Palestinian children. It’s high time to ban Al Jazeera. Perhaps that’s an initiative where Canada could play a leadership role.