Canada's defence spending is 'shameful,' says U.S. Speaker, falling at bottom of the pack at NATO
American bi-partisan Senators sent Trudeau a letter reminding him that Canada had committed to reaching the NATO spending target since 2006
By News on the Net -- CTV News & Major Backpayne—— Bio and Archives--July 11, 2024
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Since arriving in Washington, D.C. earlier this week, Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has faced a barrage of criticism about his government’s lack of a plan to meet the NATO pledge of spending two per cent of its gross domestic product (GDP) on defence.
The U.S. Speaker of the
House of Representatives, Mike Johnson, accused Canada of “riding on
America’s coattails” at a security forum on the margins of the 75th
anniversary summit of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization, a military
alliance Canada helped create. ---More...
American official calls Trudeau shameful. We are an embarrassment. pic.twitter.com/Y17rLSFeMg
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