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Well we need to establish a few points:Canada isn’t just America’s little sister (Because countries are feminine unless they’re eastern european). Canada (And to an extent, the UK) is the fraternal twin of America.While Canada has an incredibly defensible position (You would almost have to invade America to get at them from most directions), America is both Canada’s twin sister and a fellow signatory of NATO. An attack on one, treaty or no treaty, is an attack on both.Even if America told Canada that their enemy said “Hockey Sucks” and sent them at the enemy, Canada would find itself with the wealth of one of the wealthiest nations in the world at its back, and untouched to boot if America doesn’t directly involve itself in the conflict. You’d run out of food, supplies and munitions long before the Canadians do.The United States is currently the worlds only navy with the capacity of projecting an invasion force across an ocean. And the United States talks to Canada. Our air defense network is intertwined. Canada is going to see you coming and have plenty of time to prepareIf America did involve itself in the fight, the assailant would find itself with a reverse-blockade scenario, cutting off its naval supply line. Not to mention assistance from other NATO nations who would have time to mobilize into wartime production.So…yeah…attacking Canada is bad.

Yes. It is mandatory to identify the capacity of signatory as office bearer of the fhirm and to know whether the office bearer is authorised to sign or not.

This is what he said. (Note the address and signatory. Sent in the capacity of “Member of Parliament”).This is what the question says he said: “any university debating Brexit in their lectures should be censored”.Now, I have read the letter a few times. I have not detected the words, or the gist of them, “any university debating Brexit in their lectures should be censored”.The only conclusion one can draw is: this is a piece of fake news being peddled by people with an agenda. If you still have doubt, go on, read the letter again, and explain to me how it is possible to infer from the letter, that the MP said “any university debating Brexit in their lectures should be censored”. Is that what he said, or is that what you want him to have said?This MP is a member of a parliamentary group called the “European Research Group”. I’d suggest a much more plausible explanation is, he wants to understand how subjects relating to Brexit are being taught at universities, for the purposes of his research.As I say, and it bears repeating, he did not say “any university debating Brexit in their lectures should be censored”.