The Canadian military has no business recruiting in Quebec schools, argues a newly formed coalition made up of unions and student groups.
If the army wants to recruit, it should open recruitment centres and "leave schools alone," said Réjean Parent, he
Ya they want the Military out, but the are totally fine with the kids getting a Mc-Career.
Its stupid though, the military is a valid career just like any other, to say its not needed is just asinine.
Not that anybody is "keeping score, but go ahead and check the whole list. Pretty broad spectrum of Canadian Casulties from across the country
A lot of Quebecers are in the military though. From what I hear on the news, lots of soldiers killed in Afghanistan are from Quebec
Bart is just talking out of his.... oops, my mouth almost got me in trouble again.
The group out of Valcartier, Quebec, left in April and came back this month.
I don't have the numbers, but quite a few lost their lives there.
They were replaced by a group from Edmonton, I believe.
The last soldier that died this week is from that group.
To get back to Bart, I have a lot of family that fought in WW1 or WW2.
Some died, others came back.
My father served 25 years, and I have uncles that served and cousins that are still in the forces.
My son was lucky and survived 2 IEDs on his tour.
Maybe citizens of Quebec need to get a grip on their schools then. There's something definately wrong when McDonnalds is more "Canadian" and more valued as an employer than the Canadian forces.
A lot of Quebecers are in the military though. From what I hear on the news, lots of soldiers killed in Afghanistan are from Quebec
Bart is just talking out of his.... oops, my mouth almost got me in trouble again.
The group out of Valcartier, Quebec, left in April and came back this month.
I don't have the numbers, but quite a few lost their lives there.
They were replaced by a group from Edmonton, I believe.
The last soldier that died this week is from that group.
To get back to Bart, I have a lot of family that fought in WW1 or WW2.
Some died, others came back.
My father served 25 years, and I have uncles that served and cousins that are still in the forces.
My son was lucky and survived 2 IEDs on his tour.
All good stuff Raydan, I can pretty much put up the same resume, but who the fuck cares?
Getting WAY off topic
This type of shit is alwys happening in Quebec, takes nothing away from the comerades in arms I and my predecessors served with who were born in the province, most of them have no time for dick head french men that do this shit anyways.