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One America,One Dream. I LOVE America More Than You Do

[Arjun Singh @arjunswritings]

I’ve been saying this for years. If Canada wants free trade with the United States, it must JOIN THE UNITED STATES.

Canada should be a part of the United States. Québec should be independent. This is the logical conclusion of Canadian history.

[The White House @WhiteHouse]

For 250 years, there has been nowhere quite like the United States of America.

GOD BLESS AMERICA.

[Karoline Leavitt @PressSec]

President Trump eyes ‘crushing’ economic blockade to bring Iran to its knees

https://t.co/qH1KKyqUDI

[Efloo @Efloo0]

@MarkReid42 If you haven’t heard of it, there’s a term in China called “United Front.” Look into how the Communist Party won the Chinese Civil War.

[Mark Reid 🇨🇦 @MarkReid42]

Never would have thought I would see the day that Canadians turn on the USA to favour China.

What in the actual fuck is going on?!

[莉力🍁 @lily_lama99]

加拿大可能是地球上最愚蠢的国家。他们毗邻世界上最强大的国家，却没有利用这一优势，反而选择了敌对。 他们本可以在美国的安全保护伞下成为一个繁荣的国家，但他们却彻底左倾，假装未来是在欧洲或中国建设的。 事实并非如此。美国正在建设未来。 加拿大只需要搭我们的顺风车，但他们太傲慢、太意识形态化，所以没能做到。 他们即将发现他们究竟有多需要美国市场。 加拿大的处境已经很糟糕了，但他们真的要迎来一次残酷的觉醒。

前哈伯总理就是很聪明低调处理和美国及国际社会关系，只在乎加拿大人民的利益而非意识形态的站队

[🇨🇦 Jack @JackDan110]

Anyone else think that Carney tanking the talks with Trump was done on purpose to tank Canada?

[Efloo @Efloo0]

Every choice you make helps determine which side the world ultimately moves toward.

Liberals just can’t understand this.

[Efloo @Efloo0]

Liberals equate helping US with helping Trump. They can’t understand that the United States is confronting China as the representative of the free world against the authoritarian world.

They can’t understand that, in the end, there will be only one winner and one loser.

[Efloo @Efloo0]

@Mattpetti32 Either help the United States defeat China, or help China defeat the United States. That is the defining issue of today’s world.
Liberals just can’t understand this.

[Efloo @Efloo0]

Anyone who fails to recognize that the defining issue of today’s world is the U.S.-China Cold War, and that countries and people must ultimately choose between the free world and authoritarian forces, has a fundamentally flawed worldview.

[Efloo @Efloo0]

@BaldingsWorld Anyone who fails to recognize that the defining issue of today’s world is the U.S.-China Cold War, and that countries and people must ultimately choose between the free world and authoritarian forces, has a fundamentally flawed worldview.

[Blume Industries CEO Balding 大老板 @BaldingsWorld]

It's very simple: Canada is a sovereign country free to pursue what it sees as its self interest. So is the US. If Canada wants to actively undermine US interests by collaborating with China in a variety of ways, the US is not under any obligation to continue providing Canada the benefits of an alliance and is free to pursue American self interest.

Canada currently sees its self interest aligned with Beijing. The US does not see its self interest aligned with Beijing. Canada is free to purse what it deems in its self interest but that self interest does not simultaneously receive the benefits of alliance with the United States.

If you want to complain that is requiring a choice between them feel free to complain. However, no apologies for forcing that choice. You can have one or the other but not both Canada.

[Adrian SHATKU @ashatku]

I really don’t get why Canadians think free access to the U.S. market is an entitlement.....

Dairy cartel. Banking and maple syrup cartel. Telecom cartel. Provincial liquor monopolies...on and on . An auto industry that survives because it sells into the U.S. Steel and aluminum benefiting from subsidized cheap provincial power and also transshipments. Lumber from government-owned Crown forests under state-administered pricing.

Canada protects Canada. But America is expected to stay wide open?

Then add years of underfunding NATO, benefiting from NORAD and the U.S. security umbrella, and now concerns about Canada being used as a transshipment route to bypass U.S. trade restrictions.

And somehow the American worker and taxpayer are supposed to keep paying the price? C’mon!!.

This needs to end. If Canada wants free trade, then practice free trade. Open your markets. End the protections. Stop the transshipment loopholes. Compete on equal terms.

Otherwise, the U.S. should terminate CUSMA/USMCA, strengthen the border, and level the playing field.

Canada is an ally. But access to the American market is not a Canadian birthright. America is not an ATM.

[Apple Lamps @lamps_apple]

You walked away from the greatest deal your country was ever offered. You picked China over your neighbor. You picked posturing over your own workers. And now you want to lecture the United States about sovereignty. A country that sells 75% of everything it makes to one customer, one, is threatening that customer. That's like the guy who rents the apartment threatening the landlord. Who does that? Nobody does that. Nobody smart.

Here's what happens next. The steel comes through our ports or it doesn't come at all. The aluminum, same thing. The trucks line up at the Ambassador Bridge and they sit there, and every hour they sit there, somebody in Windsor, somebody in Hamilton, somebody in Sault Ste. Marie loses a paycheck. And Mark Carney will be in front of a microphone somewhere explaining why that was a victory for Canadian independence. They won't buy it. The workers won't buy it. The workers aren't stupid. The politicians think they are, but they're not.

We don't need the deal. We never needed the deal. We offered it because we're good neighbors, because we're generous, maybe too generous, people tell me that all the time, Sir, you're too generous. Canada needs the deal. Canada needs it more than any country has ever needed anything. And the longer Ottawa plays this game, the worse the deal gets. Every week it gets worse. Every speech Carney gives, it gets worse.

The phone works. We have very good phones. Call when you're ready to be serious. And when you call, you'll find the offer is smaller than it was yesterday, and bigger than it'll be tomorrow.

America is done being the nice guy who gets taken advantage of. Done. Forever. And the whole world is watching Canada find that out.

Elbows up, Mark... Just be careful you don't throw your back out.

[Alex deGrasse @Degrasse81]

Canada is an incredibly corrupt and mob-run country, totally now controlled by Communist China, and run by fools who HATE America.

With all their natural resources (some of the most in the world), they could be a rich and strong country, but they chose self suicide time and time again at the ballot box, and even the opposition is run by fools. Sad!

[Efloo @Efloo0]

@david_door57003 @PhillipMillar Regardless of whether China is manipulating Carney, the fact is that Canada is playing the role of an ally of the Chinese Communist Party in the Cold War between the United States and China.

[Phillip Millar @PhillipMillar]

Carney's move is the end of the powerful Canada we knew. What the U.S. wanted was to restrict our ability to deal with China. The only two countries in a trade war with the U.S. right now are Canada and China. Is it that difficult to see who is influencing the Canadian government behind the scenes and who benefits from this? It's not Canadians

[Gunther Eagleman™ @GuntherEagleman]

🚨 TRUMP JUST DROPPED THE HAMMER ON CANADA

“Canada wants the benefits of being a State, without being one!!! They have also charged our great farmers, for many years, massive amounts of Tariffs. No more!!! President DJT”

Canada has been freeloading for decades… free ride under the American security umbrella while slamming our farmers with massive tariffs.

Trump is done playing nice.

[@JudeanGeneral ll 🇺🇸 🇮🇱 @judeangeneral2]

@USTradeRep @RapidResponse47 From a Canadian who moved to USA- carney is a globalist who trashes USA 24x7 and pumps up Canadians to hate the 🇺🇸.

Time for @potus to school him.
Note- 70% 🇨🇦 exports to 🇺🇸
14% 🇺🇸 exports to 🇨🇦.

Let’s see who is impacted most.