Oh shit. I mean, that's what the rumour mill said but...not a smart move by India if true. They've created a martyr and pissed off a friendly nation all in one hit.
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Iran and Russia managed to get away with it in Europe... so it's not unprecedented.
In my view, Canada is a big country, but due to its low population has a limited capacity for weathering the cost of sanctions and retaliation.
This creates an imbalance politically. They might get away with it.
Hey, US citizen checkin in. Don't fuck around in or with Canada unless you like pissing the US off, too. I don't think India wants this heat. They need to change course.
"Don't mess with me or I'll tell my big bother."
Hey, family is family. Like I said, India needs to police their shit, they're losing the script badly.
You’re bigger than us and we survived China trying to intimidate us with sanctions and what not.
This is the best summary I could come up with:
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau is accusing the government of India of being behind a fatal shooting on Canadian soil.
Canadian citizen Hardeep Singh Nijjar was shot dead outside of a Sikh temple in Surrey, BC, on June 18.
Trudeau is expected to rise in the House of Commons today to accuse the Indian government of being involved in the killing.
This is a breaking news story.
More to come...
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You will take your TLDR and you will like it!
It's less a TLDR and more of a JRIIPS (Just Read It, It's Pretty Short)