The Jordan B. Peterson Podcast 468. Canada Can’t Defend Itself | J.O. Michel Maisonneuve, Barbara Maisonneuve, and Mark Norman
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Aug 1, 2024 
Join J.O. Michel Maisonneuve, a former high-ranking Canadian Army officer, Barbara Anne Maisonneuve, a dedicated retired Air Force officer, and Mark Norman, a vice-admiral in the Royal Canadian Navy as they dive into pressing military issues. They discuss the consequences of DEI policies on combat readiness, the need to reevaluate Canada’s defense strategies amidst global threats, and the importance of a merit-based system. Their insights shed light on the complexities facing the Canadian Armed Forces, including leadership challenges and national credibility.
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Military Underfunding
- Canada's military underfunding has damaged its international reputation.
- This impacts Canada's credibility and influence on the world stage.
Defense and Diplomacy
- The changing global security environment necessitates a reevaluation of defense strategies.
- Canada's military is currently underfunded, underappreciated, and effectively undefended.
Canada's Diplomatic Advantage
- Historically, Canada has been viewed as a neutral and trustworthy diplomatic player.
- This perception allowed Canada access and influence where other nations, like the U.S., were excluded.
