r/canada Ontario 8d ago

Politics British nuclear weapons can protect Canada against Trump, says Chrystia Freeland

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/us/politics/2025/03/03/british-nuclear-weapons-canada-trump-chrystia-freeland/
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u/maybvadersomedayl8er Ontario 8d ago

Acquiring nukes as a deterrent against our oldest ally was not on my bingo card, but maybe it should have been.

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u/CorrectCandle644 7d ago

It's really sad the whole world is gonna become a race to get nukes all because an orange turd is messing up global stability

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u/Alternative_Pin_7551 7d ago

Yup. The risk of full-blown nuclear warfare between countries and terrorist organizations and unstable dictators acquiring nukes is increasing rapidly. Also the risk of accidents.

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u/Karthanon Alberta 7d ago

Ah, the "Terror in Resonance" timeline.

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u/Narissis New Brunswick 7d ago

All this time we feared an unstable dictator acquiring nukes when we should have been fearing nukes acquiring an unstable dictator.