After Canada’s announcement of retaliatory tariffs, Mr. Trump posted
a statement on Truth Social that made
no mention of the border or fentanyl. “We pay hundreds of Billions of Dollars to SUBSIDIZE Canada,” he wrote. “Therefore, Canada should become our Cherished 51st State.”
Lütke appeared to take at face value Trump’s insistence that he is punishing the country with tariffs because of lax border controls and fentanyl smuggling
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Migrants & fentanyl where the excuse to use America’s EIEIO Emergency clause, for Trumps economic threats & bullying in advance of negotiating, & renegotiating, trade deals the
he signed the
last time he was in office.
In a series of statements and videos posted to social media, Poilievre is laying out a clear path to Canadian prosperity that includes not relying so heavily on the American economy. No matter what we do, the United States will always be our biggest trading partner but through laziness, and bad policy decisions, we have become overly reliant on them — and Poilievre says we can fix that.
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In responding to the Trump tariff threats, Poilievre not only said we should retaliate on tariffs dollar for dollar, as most politicians said, he also laid out plans for adjusting our economy going forward.
Beyond tariffs, Trump is looking to change the American economy. Canada needs to change as well or fall behind.
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“We must immediately scrap the Liberal anti-energy laws C-69 and green light job-creating projects now. That includes LNG plants, pipelines, mines, factories, port expansions, so that we can get our products to overseas markets without going through and profiting the United States,” Poilievre said Sunday.
“We are the second-biggest landmass in the world — 41 million brilliant people. The third-biggest supply of oil. The fifth-biggest supply of natural gas, the biggest supply of uranium and potash. We have the biggest supply of fresh water anywhere on earth. The fifth-biggest supply of farmland. We should be the richest nation on Earth,” Poilievre said.
Now we can watch the British, EU, China, BRICS, & everyone else Trump is also currently threatening & bullying react to his tariff threats this week.
View attachment 27290I believe that in less that two weeks that he’s been back in office, Trump has opened the eyes of much of the world to diversify away from America as fast as they possibly can so that their threats will have less significance the next time they happen.
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Quebec Premier François Legault complained that "what's annoying" about dealing with Trump "is that there's always this sword hanging over our heads."
He believes the events of the last few days emphasize the importance of diversifying markets and limiting Canadian dependence on American exports.
Uncertainty still hangs over the Canadian economy despite U.S. President Dona
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I’m sure after the last couple of days, this is something the world should be taking to heart.