Poilievre on US-Iran Strikes: No Boots, But Action

0:00It's April 6th. This is Calgary News today. Your AI-powered local news. Canadian conservative leader Pierre Poiliv laid out his views on the U.S. Israel strikes against Iran during a recent podcast chat with Stephen, Bartlett. He backs the initial hits from late February, aimed at crippling Iran's nuclear program, saying their key to stopping a bomb from ever-dropping. Poilé Ray wants Trump to keep it focused. No endless mess like a quagmire. He stressed no Canadian boots on the ground, but actions that weaken the regime enough for Iranians to take back control. Poilé ever shot down claims that the strike sparked Iran's aggression, arguing they'd have blown up anyway if the world just waited. Trump even warned Iran on Easter Sunday to reopen the Strait of Hormuz by Tuesday, or risk more hits on power plants and bridges. Poilé ever compared Trump's choices to the two Bush presidents, George H.W. Trapped at the Gulf War quick after Kuwait and bounced, while George W. Chased full regime change in Iraq and got stuck long-term.

1:03He figures Trump picks which Bush model to follow. Canada's PM, Mark Carney backed the first strikes too, though with some regret over international law vibes, on other fronts, Poilé ever says Canada doesn't need nukes since we're not out to threaten anyone. For AI, he pushes rules so it empowers folks, cuts costs past to people, not replaces jobs. Here's different from the U.S. chaos, no-long border mess, just speed up credentials for pros stuck sidelined. Poilé ever wrapped personal notes on his adoption, meeting his bio-dad and raising his autistic daughter-dive into their world, embrace the magic. Solid principles guiding his foreign policy flow into everyday life.