Massive Blunders:

As expected, the Liberal media is running around breathlessly, trying to reduce the impact of a new set of diplomatic blunders created by Ottawa.

Trying to preach Trudeau-style human rights in the Saudi Kingdom is not heroic. It's just plain stupid.

It seems our foreign minister took time off her busy schedule trying to save NAFTA to try save the backsides of opinionated activists telling the Saudis how to behave right in their own country.

Not everyone sees human rights as Trudeau sees them. It is naive for Canadians to think they have some kind of a corner on human rights.

If PC leader Andrew Scheer wants a good election plank at the next political bout, it might be a good idea for him to consider human rights. He might promise right up front that Canadian taxpayers will no longer be made to pay for the activities of a swarm of activists knocking on doors to sell their version of human rights abroad.

Anybody so ideologically steeped that they must be out there harassing others about the way they see human relations on this planet should be told right up front that they are on their own. There is no life line reaching back to Ottawa to get them out of trouble when they get grabbed and de-activated by someone resentful of their meddling.

This is what these so-called activists are--meddlers--in places where they are unwelcome.

Everybody has rights. And that includes the Saudis.