nortex97 said:

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CARNEY: A lot of countries rushed into deals with the US -- they weren't really worth the paper they were written on

ARSENAULT: You don't think there are any [countries pleased with their deal]?

CARNEY: Certainly not in private pic.twitter.com/jW0uR9yQbv

— Scott Robertson (@sarobertsonca) April 27, 2026

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Ah....the ole 'just trust me, i know things you dont' argument.

Go to Saskatchewan, Manitoba, BC and Yukon Territory. Tell them we will support their split from Canada as a new country and are willing to give them some amazing sweetheart trade deals as our new Most Favored Neighbor. Offer them a similar deal as we give the Marshall Islands and other pacific territories a Compact of Free Association where they retain independence but in exchange for the sweet heart economic deal we get to have defense installations for the purpose of repelling China

Watch Carneys horror when he gets his C-P collapse but no country to rebuild into a communist tyranny

aezmvp said:

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I think the response to Carney is to let Alberta and Seskatichwan know that there are incredibly beneficial and lucrative deals for them if they're outside the Canadian system. While Ontario does have some critical minerals like nickel and uranium and so mining the majority of what the US needs from Canada is in the form of oil and potash which nominally comes from those two provinces respectively. Secure those, give them proven, profitable markets and work with them on infrastructure projects to get their resources to market and Ottowa will be crying uncle.

No east-west transport links outside air. There are no highways, passanger or cargo rail links that are north of Alberta for instance. A cratering in their wealth transfer payments. A chance for those provinces to get their property ownership under control and out from under the crazy first nation crap that is infecting BC and could potentially spread. I'm not sure how long Quebec stays in a weakened Canada either. It's messy, but Carney and his ilk cannot be trusted.

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One correction to your analysis. Saskatchewan is Canada's largest producer of uranium, producing nearly 100%. Alberta and Saskatchewan both leaving would be a huge blow to Canada by losing oil fields, potash, and uranium. These provinces also contribute much of Canada's agricultural production.

Quebec, Ontario, Newfoundland-Labrador, and Manitoba produce nickel and copper.

aezmvp said:

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Who?mikejones! said:

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Canada is not a friendly country. They have gone so far left, they need to be considered a threat to western values and our way of life.

Id start with imposing a 1000% tax on the profits of Canadian based professional sports teams. Id follow that with a tax on lumber imports double the amount of subsidies they give to lumber suppliers.

Id also consider giving political asylum to conservative Canadians disillusioned with their govt.

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Eh missing the objective here. Canada has a lot of resources we want. The only resources we need from them are oil/gas and potash. If Alberta and SK (I'm not spelling that) break off, the rest of Canada is really f'd. Ontario will literally beg to provide us anything because their gravy train will be completely cut. Frankly, Canada is basically a parasite outside of it's prairie provinces (AB, SK & MB).

That is the foreign policy objective with a really hostile Canada. And they will 100% attempt to collapse the potash and O&G exports to the US in a trade dispute which will come this summer. If I was in farming and I had the capital I'd have already locked in as much of my fertilizer as possible. Gonna be a bumpy summer for our northern border relations.

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Youre probably right. That said, id still isolate Canada as much as possible. They're beyond the brink and taking self destructive actions of the sort that might harm us as well.

Canada ships the US more of their dollars for, well, the usual bs.

🇨🇦🇺🇸🇺🇦 Canada is contributing an additional $200 million USD to the Prioritized Ukraine Requirements List to procure munitions from the US for Ukraine.

cc: @Jeff21461 https://t.co/fVeCbHi4H2

— Colby Badhwar (@ColbyBadhwar) May 4, 2026

Trump signed for a new pipeline (using largely keystone xl infrastructure) to alberta. Meanwhile, Carney has promised over and over a July 21 trade resolution with the US which...is highly unlikely.

It is such a shame, isn't it? Canada went full (blank). Never go full (blank.)

🚨 WOW! Alberta, Canada secessionists say they’ve SUBMITTED enough signatures to trigger a vote to leave Canada

It must now be approved to come to a final vote

THIS IS HUGE! These patriots deserve to be liberated from the leftists 🇺🇸🇨🇦

Alberta is the MOST conservative… pic.twitter.com/LYTNcNEL8f

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) May 11, 2026

In exchange for Alberta, we'll give Minnesota to Canada.

will25u said:

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🚨 WOW! Alberta, Canada secessionists say they’ve SUBMITTED enough signatures to trigger a vote to leave Canada

It must now be approved to come to a final vote

THIS IS HUGE! These patriots deserve to be liberated from the leftists 🇺🇸🇨🇦

Alberta is the MOST conservative… pic.twitter.com/LYTNcNEL8f

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) May 11, 2026

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The Dorsal State
The Chimney State
The Mainsail State

will25u said:

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🚨 WOW! Alberta, Canada secessionists say they’ve SUBMITTED enough signatures to trigger a vote to leave Canada

It must now be approved to come to a final vote

THIS IS HUGE! These patriots deserve to be liberated from the leftists 🇺🇸🇨🇦

Alberta is the MOST conservative… pic.twitter.com/LYTNcNEL8f

— Eric Daugherty (@EricLDaugh) May 11, 2026

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Can we gerrymander it?

Looking at Carney makes me want to punch him in the face over and over until either my hand or his face are gone.