Hi ttbn,
>>"Candidate to replace Trudeau, Christia Freeland..."
She also says that “Trump represents the greatest threat to Canada since World War Two.”<<

Despite Chrystia Freeland’s denials, her grandfather was complicit in the Nazi genocide
http://breachmedia.ca/chrystia-freelands-denials-grandfather-complicit-nazi-genocide/
'A new book provides the most authoritative study of Mykhailo Chomiak and the history of Ukrainian Nazis in Canada'

"But the more important elements of Chrystia Freeland’s story are not its inaccuracies, but the enormous amount of information she leaves out. In her telling, her grandparents leap through time and space from 1939 Lviv to the 1945 displaced persons camp in Germany without mentioning Krakow, or Mykhailo’s job as editor-in-chief of the virulently anti-Semitic Krakivski Visti newspaper, his substantial salary from German military intelligence, or his daily collaboration with the SS and the Gestapo over a five-year period from March 1940 to April 1945."

Excellent analysis and advice for Australia to consider as part of national, parliamentary and foreign policy debates which are missing in action in our democracy. The forthcoming federal election in Australia in the next two months is an excellent opportunity to review and reset our foreign and defence policies to advance our national and international interests. The major parties are arrogant and disengaged from reality as they compete to serve foreign geo political and geo economic interests especially trying to preserve the unipolar world disorder in European Union, Ukraine, Israel and in our Asia Pacific. It has become very easy for Australian leaders and their deeply brainwashed and compromised advisers and compliant media to outsource our defence and foreign policy to Isreal which according to Prof. Jeffrey Sacks determines US and G7 policies. This is undemocratic, unacceptable and unsustainable. We need a whole-of-nation approach to foreign and defence policy lead by informed Australian citizens, diasporas, civil society to overcomes the current foreign and defence policy disasters.