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The paper aims to answer many different and difficult questions that relate to both America and Canada. In the first section, the author attempts to understand and analyze Canada's objectives and intentions in the Iraq war, what Canada could have done differently and if Canada is seen as a peace keeper or a warring nation. In the second section of the document, the author critically analyzes the election promises that have been made by the Conservative government and if they have been able to keep those promises. The third section evaluates Canada's political climate and analyzes if it can be considered a democracy. The fourth and last section of the document analyzes the rise of Barack Obama and the impact his election as President of the United States would have on Canada - especially since the Governor General of Canada is a Black individual like Mr. Obama.

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"It is the author's intention to answer many different and difficult questions that relate to both America and Canada. In this document the author looks at four different issues that are currently on the top of the list of items for Canada and America. In the first section the author attempts to understand and analyze Canada's objectives and intentions in the Iraq war, what Canada could have done differently and if Canada is seen as a peace keeper or a warring nation."

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