""These snippets into the mind-sets of
Canadian elites are part of a wider case that Engler portrays in this
book. Whether it is through entering agreements for military bases with Kuwait
and Germany, threatening the government of Iran, being "the most pro-Israel
country in the world", or turning a blind eye to human rights violations on the
part of monarchies in Bahrain and Saudi Arabia, Canada's foreign policy has
consistently followed a pattern of profit-seeking and war-mongering. Perhaps
these are more widely-recognised as features of U.S., Israeli and British
foreign policies, but, as Engler concludes, "like a good follower, [Canadian
Prime Minister Stephen] Harper has enthusiastically gone along with his
friends." "" (thanks Amir)