Reflecting on Canada's Historical Support for the U.S. Following 9/11
This image highlights the historical alliance between Canada and the United States in the wake of the September 11 attacks. The text points to Canada's role in accommodating diverted U.S.-bound flights and providing shelter to stranded passengers. Furthermore, it notes the military contribution of 40,000 Canadian troops deployed to support U.S. efforts, resulting in 158 Canadian casualties. The post serves as a commentary on current diplomatic tensions, contrasting these past acts of solidarity with recent political rhetoric that characterizes Canada as an adversary as the 25th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks approaches.
You'll send 40k men to fight for us, but won't negotiate a fair trade deal? Make it make sense. Oh yeah, the Canada of 2001 is VERY different than the Canada of 2026.
War name: Private Bonespurs
25 years ago. Back before the Morons took over the Canadian Government and Ruined Canada. Sadly Canada may never recover from the poor choices that made.
Why the fuck would you negotiate that disrespect? Just move on.
He's a Russian asset
yeah but trump is a russian asset, and russia hates canada/nato
Canada learned from this. Won't happen again.
As a dutch person: we don't forget what the Canadian heroes did for us during our liberation in WW2! I hope this ugly episode will only become a catalyst for a stronger friendship between our countries.
Denmark did the same. Danish soldiers volunteered to join the usa against the war on terror. Now they are being bullied and threatened to lose Greenland. Funny that.
"they’ll say they sent some troops to Afghanistan, and they did, they stayed a little back, a little off the front lines,” Trump 22/01/26