Reply #7: No, I don't like any of them. That is my honest answer.

[Kagemusha]

But in all seriousness, Karzai's speech was hardly a domestic political affair. It was a dog and pony show. A PR exercise. To construe this as some sort of military giving orders to Canada's own politicians by stealth is really silly. It also begs the question of how much of a dog they think Karzai is. They cover up that issue by making it out to be some sort of.. 'our own military addressed Parliament through the leader of a foreign nation who can't think for himself.' Uh. huh. If that's their story and they're sticking to it, fine, but don't expect rational people to consume the claim whole. They're not bothered by that and neither are you, fine. But it's an immature political approach.