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In response to 9/11, Canada launched Operation Yellow Ribbon diverting 255 American flights to Canada to which citizens voluntarily housed thousands of Americans

u/EsseNorway — 1 month ago
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Best ever response

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This is from Threads,

To our American neighbors screaming at Canada to "just rake your forests" so you don’t have to breathe our smoke: We hear you loud and clear. Because we want to be good neighbors, we’re launching the F.U.C.K. O.F.F. initiative—the Forest Undergrowth Clearing & Kindling Operation for Foreign Friends. Starting tomorrow, we are drafting every able-bodied Canadian between 16 and 65 to tidy up our yard. ​Here is the grueling shift schedule we’ve put everyone on.

Each Ontarian has been assigned 6.7 hectares (40 NHL hockey rinks) of dense, roadless country, requiring a breezy 26 hours of manual labor a week. Outside Ontario, the shift balloons to 18.3 hectares (110 hockey rinks) and a mandatory 70-hour work week. No statutory holidays allowed. ​Since 70% of our boreal forest has no roads, their morning commute begins with a three-day canoe trip up-river and a 15km hike through a mosquito swamp.

Once on-site, they must hand-rake every pine needle, prune 40,000 spruce trees, and negotiate with the local beavers to submit environmental impact reports. ​So please, rest easy! We have 26 million people out there in the sub-arctic wilderness, dodging grizzlies and hand-grooming 300 billion trees just for you. We’ll have the smoke cleared up as soon as everyone finishes their shift. Teamwork makes the dream work! 🌲🪓🧹

I guess this means Mango Mussolini just isn't aware of F.U.C.K. O.F.F. Would one of you Americans mind passing along the message?

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u/DaveTVancouver — 3 months ago

Geordie Howe bridge

Dear Detroit, what do you think about Chump not allowing the bridge to open because the owners of the old Canada/US bridge is owned by a family that gave him a million dollars?

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u/Far_Tourist_582 — 4 months ago