There is a parallel between Canada's Avro Arrow and Alberta's politicians being wined and dined by the US.

Intrigued by Canada's Avro Arrow story, I did some behind-the-scenes research. "Mainstream information seems to be the same old, and personally, old news by many." But here is something interesting that could have been a rumour back in the day.

But given 70 years of looking back, there is a disturbing Canada and a US trend surfacing, and it goes this way.

John F. Kennedy was a well like politicians on both sides of the border, but make no bones about it, in his speech, he said that "the US has to be first and best at everything." That is recommendable if you are American. However, that thinking is bred into all US citizens since the beginning of their existence.

And again, looking from their point of view, good for them. But that somewhat set the stage for today's events.

During that time with the Cold War looming, the state-of-the-art Avro Arrow came to be in the 50s. That plane showed a lot of promise for many reasons, 'but the kicker is, it was not American-made.'

We all assume NORAD was set up as an early warning system for the Americans and not necessarily for Canada's better welfare, but they did convince the Canadian higher-up that it was set up for all of our interests. Maybe yes and maybe no.

But the Avro airplane was conceived with that very idea in mind. The Avro Arrow was born with futuristic components and flew faster and higher than any known plane in the sky, "short of the secret Black Bird spy plane."

However, little old Canada building a state-of-the-art interceptor did not sit well with the Americans. So behind the scenes, "somewhat like the Alberta separatism episode today."

The Canadian military was wined and dined and convinced these military elites that dumping the Arrow would be a smarter Idea. If you cancel the project, we will pay for the Bowmark missiles in place of that outdated (new) plane. We will maintain the equipment and man it at no cost to Canadians.

The Americans did everything to sweeten the pot.

Dump the Avro Arrow, and we will militarily take good care of you, "good buddy Canadian with a wink." So much convincing on their part that the military men did convince Canada's leaders that the Americans would not endorse the Avro, and in turn, future sales of the plane looked gloomy.

*** We recommend that Mr Prime Minister to dismantle the overpriced Avro Arrow project and side with the Americans.

The US must have done a good job convincing the Canadian military elites that this plane should never fly under Canadian ownership and that there are better alternatives. Shortly after, the Avro Arrow Interceptor was cancelled.

It's worthy to note the Americans, knowing the Avro is out of the way, did not cancel any of their aerospace projects; they just wanted Canada's Avro Arrow gone.

If you asked a question online, "What was the fastest plane in the 50s," the Canadian-built Avro Arrow is never mentioned.

Here is the Parallel That The Alberta Separatist Must Read

In the end, we were deceived. Our friends and allies, the Americans, deceived Canadians way back then. Almost like in my opinion, with the Alberta separating from Canada episode.

In my opinion, the United States invented foreign interference. So, to all you Albertons, BEWARE of any offers you can't refuse, but really should.

"Grass is only greener over a septic bed."

The point of this article is not about the Avro Arrow, It's about the trickery, the wining and dining, blowing smoke where it does not belong by the Americans, "who, by the way, are quite good at it."

>Climbing into bed with a wolf in sheep's clothing (and taking photos for future undertaking) has been a hallmark of Americans' strategy for a very long time. Do not fall victim to the smoke screen. Separating from Canada is a worrisome move.

If this sounds like it's directed at Alberta, then I'm (doing a good job) writing my concern.

Signed by a guy from Ontario.

**** Please, feel free to give me your opinion and, of course, punch holes in my thinking if you like. ****

I told my bud, we should move that car, "It'll be ok" One year later, "You know I said, we should move that car." Yeah he said we should. 6 years later this is what it looks like.

https://flippen.ca/estimated-cost-of-overhauling-a-classic-car-project/

I read an interesting article about a car collector sending a family member to college. Knowing his dad is a car enthusiast, he gets a phone call from his son saying that he was talking to another student, and he knows where there is an unusual-looking, possibly a “concept car,” I think maybe a Buick ... maybe, the car has been sitting for a while.” I THINK!

Like me, this father will beat the bushes, follow up on all roomers, lies and stories.

But he says to his son, “Just In Case,” do some investigating, and don’t forget to send lots of photos, which he did.

It turned out he purchased this, a one-of-a-kind Buick four-door concept car of the 60s. All through a casual yak at school. In the end, he was the proud owner of this unique car that people thought was lost through time.

The conclusion to that story is: you never know where you will find your next barn find. There are many collectors out there with sore necks looking for their next overhaulen project." Just like me.

The best places to find your treasures are word of mouth, be observant, ask around and follow up on all rummers and lies.”

""" Oh yeah, the old guy says, I know where there is one of them sitting. """ It could be just that easy.

"I can say old guy because I am old."