Leaders should ignore Trump’s leaves in the G7 summit: Former Prime Minister Chretien

Former Prime Minister Jean Chretien, the respected person in the upcoming G7 leaders in the upcoming G7 leaders, the US President should not attract “crazy” from Donald Trump.

Speaking at a conference on Thursday, Thursday, in Calgary, said they could not expect Trump, Trump. According to him, the president may be a bully and the rest of the G7 leaders would be good if he ignores any explosion.

“If he decides to make a show to be in the news, he will do something crazy,” he said.

“Let him do it and continue to talk normally.”

Chretien, while the leaders visited Trump in the White House for the last month, Prime Minister Mark Carney must follow the example appointed.

“To be part of the United States of Canada, (CARNEY) only ‘CARNEY) not only sold in Canada, not for sale in the White House, not sold at Buckingham Palace,’ he said. “Chretien.

“Trump, ‘never said,’ but CARNEY) did not answer. He simply moved with the discussion. This is a way to manage it.”

Carney hosts France, Germany, Japan, Italy, Italy, Italy, Italy and the European Union, in Kananaskis, in Kananaskis, in the rocky mountains in the southwest of Calgary.

Speaking with the Deputy Prime Minister and the Minister of Finance John Manley, CARNEY, CARNEY’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi said he supported the decision to invite the summit.

CARNEY, including the member of his Liberal Chamber, including the Member of his Liberal Cafus, said that Singh Nijjar’s 2023 assassinated the Indian government prove until the death of Singh.

“It’s good to talk to Chretien Modi to invite.” They will be able to speak and see there are other problems.

“You need to go. You can’t always go on your high horse for every little trouble you encountered.”

Chretien, Calgary Community Policy University and G7 Research Group was one of the two former Canadian Prime Ministers speaking at the conference.

The university says the conference is designed to bring together the conference to explain the main problems, the conference is designed to bring together G7 leaders leading the summit.

Former Prime Minister Joe Clark, High River, Clark, born in Alta, closed the conference by calling larger relations with the United Kingdom and France. In addition, any public theater trump offered similar advice to prevent it in the guarantee.

“I don’t think there is no point in throwing our hands or criticism (Trump),” Clark said.

“I think I think it will be wise to have more personal transactions and less public to change the US president.”

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith also spoke at the conference.

According to him, an economic and security agreement between Canada and the United States would be an extraordinary step of an economic and security agreement signed in the G7.

Although the relation between the two countries between the two countries continued to find new trade partners.

“Let’s take our leg from gas,” he said.

Adviser to CARNEY’s current foreign and defense policy David Angell, in a panel in the world where the world leaders are tensions between the members of the G7, in a panel in the world, “he said.

Carney, on Monday, announced the planned in Canada to meet the NATO spending instructions in early next year.

A Canadian ambassador to the former NATO Angell made a mistake for the country’s defense industry to “switch to a kind of computing function.”

He said that G7 could be exceptional and no process will not allow the “bad issues” core defense issues.