This is the kind of news item that gives me a headache. You know those sharp little jabs that start over your left eye and work their way around your head if you don’t
bail out and find something better to do that read this stuff? Filler. Bury anything important at the bottom of the piece.
Canada’s Foreign Affairs Minister Bill Graham says Canada might have handled hostage crisis differently.
Graham says Canadian authorities might handle a similar situation differently, but he’s not ready to criticize Russia for the deaths of more than 100 hostages. Graham made the comments after discussing anti-terrorism plans with Australia’s minister for foreign affairs.
Ok. Got that. So what are the Canadian governments big plans in the event of an ‘event?’
“The Russian authorities chose to react in a certain way, which I assume they believed would save the maximum number of lives in the most efficient way. We might have done it differently.”
Yep. Got that. So what are the Canadian governments big plans in the event of an ‘event?’
Guess in the interests of national security ‘we might have done it differently’ is the extent of federal government disclosure on it’s plans for our safety. Right. Got that.
