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It Is Inherently Dangerous To Allow A Country, Such As Iraq, To Retain Weapons Of Mass Destruction, Particularly In Light Of Its Past Aggressive Behaviour. If The World Community Fails To Disarm Iraq We Fear That Other Rogue States Will Be Encouraged To Believe That They Too Can Have These Most Deadly Of Weapons To Systematically Defy International Resolutions And That The World Will Do Nothing To Stop Them.

The World Is Now Unipolar And Contains O­nly O­ne Superpower. Canada Shares A Continent With That Superpower. In This Context, Given Our Common Values And The Political, Economic And Security Interests That We Share With The United States, There Is Now No More Important Foreign Policy Interest For Canada Than Maintaining The Ability To Exercise Effective Influence In Washington So As To Advance Unique Canadian Policy Objectives.

I Just Think It Would Be Unrealistic To Suggest We're Going To Eliminate Every Last Domestic Insurgent In Afghanistan. Certainly, The History Of The Country Would Indicate That's Not A Very Realistic Objective, And I Think We Have To Have Realistic Objectives.

We Should Have Been There Shoulder To Shoulder With Our Allies. Our Concern Is The Instability Of Our Government As An Ally. We Are Playing Again With National And Global Security Matters.

I Don't Know If For Sure In Absolute Terms If Jim Flaherty Is The Best Finance Minster In The World, But I Am Sure That He Is The Best Finance Minster Per Inch In The World.