HavokFour
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Oh, well we really know he really has no idea what he's talking about.
Not even going to get into the hilarious Rob Ford bit. Putin, Kim... crackheads.

My 2015 HiluxOn a more serious note though, the key dropout that I've taken away from events of the past few days was something J.D. Vance said:
"And the whole point of this is to change Canada's behaviour"
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Vance weighs in on Jivani trade advocacy and how Carney tried to 'out-tough' Trump
WASHINGTON — U.S. Vice-President JD Vance weighed in on the latest trade deal with Canada at a fundraising event Wednesday, saying Prime Minister Mark Carney tried to "out-tough" President Donald Trump while crediting his longtime friend Conservative MP Jamil Jivani as a helpful advocate for Canada.montreal.citynews.ca
This entire spat is about Hegemony. The current U.S. administration and a substantial portion of the American population, don't like the direction Canada has taken. Everything from immigration, cozzying up to China, digital taxes, protectionism, lack of investment in defence and security, environmental policy differences, etc...
There is decades of material on this very site that warned that this would eventually come to pass if our trajectory didn't change. Well, that moment is finally here.
The only way you can shape and change behavior? Apply consequences.
Funnily enough, the Trump Administration's tariffs are being felt very unevenly across the Country:
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US Tariffs Impact on CDNEcon Exports | Trevor Tombe posted on the topic | LinkedIn
There's a lot of variation across #cdnecon in exposure to the new 50% U.S. tariffs (on August 19). Here's a preliminary estimate of the share of exports affected (based on HS6, so a slight over-estimate). BC/ON/QC most exposed. Others far less so. | 16 comments on LinkedInwww.linkedin.com
It's almost like they are designed to attack the current Canadian Govt's support base and also separate the Provinces and create disunity. Will be interesting to watch with the Alberta referendum 60 days away:
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The Canadian province set to vote on becoming a breakaway country
Alberta's separatist movement is exposing deep fractures inside one of the world's most stable federations and shares striking similarities with WA's historical secession attempts. An upcoming referendum will test its support.www.abc.net.au
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Good enough for mounting a ZSU-23 good enough for the farm
I’m still wrapping my head around the U.S. mental gymnastics to believe that this is an evil job-stealing Canadian foreign automobile worthy of higher than the majority of other nations on the planet (and the penguins) tariffs…
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He is totally unhinged.
He certainly snapped away his lead in the polls.I understand. Poilievre is Thanos level, especially after what he did to Canada.
Doug has to climb out of that crippling shell of shyness and truly share with us how he feels.
Doug has to climb out of that crippling shell of shyness and truly share with us how he feels.
Especially with Iran driving up costs in the USA.Indeed. Export taxes is the way to go, and provide the affected goods/industries with rebates/transfers from the export tax revenue, to offset the impact. No reduction/restriction to any commodity exports, just the tax to the American importer.
On that topic, "Geriatric tangerine buffoon occupying the White House" is how one US family described their president to me at work today.While I consider Ford somewhat of a buffoon, this needs to be a Canadian heritage moment.
Agreed. That's the speed in which everyone all of a sudden mysteriously changed their minds.He certainly snapped away his lead in the polls.
Seems like youre implying something?Agreed. That's the speed in which everyone all of a sudden mysteriously changed their minds.
What does it seem like I'm implying?Seems like youre implying something?
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