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The bottom paragraph is completely contradictory if what Peter Van Loan said was true; namely that EKN asked for the Canadian government to ignore Estonia during the Bronze Soldier crisis.
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0If what JK says is true, it calls for some explanation.
Perhaps, what we really need is re-definition of the EKN's mandate in this, the period of Estonia's re-independence. Obviously, the EKN is no longer the authentic voice of Estonians -- those not muzzled by by the Soviets; nor is it the weighty Estonian lobby in Ottawa shifting Canadian foreign policy to Estonia's favour. Then, what is it?
Perhaps, what we really need is re-definition of the EKN's mandate in this, the period of Estonia's re-independence. Obviously, the EKN is no longer the authentic voice of Estonians -- those not muzzled by by the Soviets; nor is it the weighty Estonian lobby in Ottawa shifting Canadian foreign policy to Estonia's favour. Then, what is it?
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0A store.
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0The Kremlin has ostensibly purchased Stephen Harper's foreign poicy agenda. To ensure that the Russians remain happy, Harper is also increasing Canada's reliance on Russian natural gas.
Read about it here:
Petrocan puts hopes on Russian PM's visit
http://www.theglobeandmail.com...
Russia, Canada PMs want fuller use of cooperation potential
http://www.itar-tass.com/eng/l...
Russia PM calls for closer commercial ties with Canada
http://en.rian.ru/russia/20071...
This should make Van Loan and EKN very happy.
Read about it here:
Petrocan puts hopes on Russian PM's visit
http://www.theglobeandmail.com...
Russia, Canada PMs want fuller use of cooperation potential
http://www.itar-tass.com/eng/l...
Russia PM calls for closer commercial ties with Canada
http://en.rian.ru/russia/20071...
This should make Van Loan and EKN very happy.
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