NAFTA has a special provision that says Canada cannot reduce its oil exports to the US.

For Labour to win the next UK election, the "right-wingers" that tried to remove him as leader must accept him as the leader, and his policies too, and stop trying to find fault with him.

If they had given him support before, Labour might have won this time.

They have now more or less recognized he can lead the party, but some of them are still attacking his traditional Labour policies and demanding more right-wing policies. Corbyn can surely judge better than I, but it seems to me that they will never really support the revived Labour party.

We have a similar problem in the US, with the right-wing "centrist" establishment Democrats. Sanders says they have learned nothing from their defeat, and are still fighting to keep Wall Street in power.

On Saturday there were rallies in the US to condemn Shari'a law. Some civil rights groups denounced the marches.

Here's an idea for another response: suggest that other people join the rallies to condemn, more generally, religion-based denial of human rights. Then it would cover the intolerant Christians, Hindus and Jews as well as intolerant Muslims.

There could be more of these broadeners than the number of right-wing division-spreaders.

Right-wingers think freedom of speech includes freedom to intimidate others into silence.

As British Muslims pour out anger and rejection at the few terrorists in their midst, the Britons in general must seize the opportunity to solidify an alliance with them against extremism.