Einstein and the two per cent idea in wartime
In a wartime reflection the author cites Einsteins pin message two per cent of the population must refuse to fight to prevent war. The piece argues Taliban Afg terrorism and US military action shape a fragile world while urging a future where more people reject violence and a strong restraint.
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Afghanistan
Sudan
Taliban
Osama bin Laden
bin Laden
Ito
America
Chrétien faced criticism for cautious wartime stance
In a collection of Canadian opinions, critics blasted Prime Minister Chrétien for not rushing to war after a national tragedy. He urged caution, delaying troop deployment until three weeks later when Parliament debated the issue, drawing debate on Canada’s role and leadership in a time of terrorist threat.
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PM Chrétien
Canada
Devon Dispatch
Ottawa
North America
Neighbors react to Canada in wartime debate
Readers voice mixed views on Canada's role in the war on terrorism. Letters from Minnedosa, Maple Creek and Neepawa urge action, restraint, or praise for peacekeeping as Prime Minister faced international scrutiny. Some call for resignation amid perceived bungling.
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Russell
Ontario
Alberta
Minnedosa Tribune
Maple Creek
U.S
Canada
Winkler Times
George Bush
Neepawa Press
Jean Chretien
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