Stewart Brown

We are the Knights who say Knit!

[Stewart Brown @StewartBro47996]

@steveinmerida @Jwf1776 @stribe39 So did Canada too!

With some high and low moments not unlike the United States.

https://t.co/cz3wrKZGQX

[Stewart Brown @StewartBro47996]

@markofagenius LOL!

[Stewart Brown @StewartBro47996]

Just in case LOL

[Idiotocracy @theidiotocracy]

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[Stewart Brown @StewartBro47996]

@Synk556 @MarnieMcFarlan3 @QQebero @OlenaRohoza In 1841 Upper and Lower Canada were united into a single British colony called the Province of Canada via the Union Act.

[Stewart Brown @StewartBro47996]

@Synk556 @MarnieMcFarlan3 @QQebero @OlenaRohoza After the British gained control, the Constitutional Act 1791 split the region into two separate colonies known collectively as the Canadas: Upper Canada (now Ontario) and Lower Canada (now Quebec).

[Stewart Brown @StewartBro47996]

@Synk556 @MarnieMcFarlan3 @QQebero @OlenaRohoza Correction: two colonies not provinces.

[Stewart Brown @StewartBro47996]

@Synk556 @MarnieMcFarlan3 @QQebero @OlenaRohoza Incorrect!

It as an alliance of British regulars, Canadian militia and indigenous warriors that successfully repelled American invasion attempts from 1812-1814.

In fact Canada at that time consisted of two provinces Upper and Lower Canada.

[Stewart Brown @StewartBro47996]

@QQebero @MarnieMcFarlan3 @OlenaRohoza While the US military holds massive conventional superiority, history and modern geopolitical realities outline exactly why a forced annexation or invasion would be a catastrophic failure.

[Stewart Brown @StewartBro47996]

@QQebero @MarnieMcFarlan3 @OlenaRohoza A US invasion of Canada would ultimately fail because the occupation would trigger a brutal, decades-long asymmetric insurgency, severe economic and political collapse for both nations, and insurmountable logistical hurdles across Canada's vast, unforgiving terrain.

[Stewart Brown @StewartBro47996]

@QQebero @MarnieMcFarlan3 @OlenaRohoza A modern US invasion of Canada would ultimately fail because it would trigger catastrophic economic collapse, continuous guerrilla insurgency, and severe international isolation.

[Stewart Brown @StewartBro47996]

@QQebero @OlenaRohoza Actually it was 1775 when Benedict Arnold led an ill-fated invasion of Canada.

https://t.co/nf3w8hcmwA

[Stewart Brown @StewartBro47996]

@DevAdvocated Isn't funny how both men were proven right?

Mulroney's free trade deal at the time felt rushed but because of the Auto Pact we were able to get through the 90s recession and saw growth in our oil extraction.

Now Turner's points about risks to our sovereignty are coming ture.

[Stewart Brown @StewartBro47996]

@DevAdvocated @Betterin1989 @grok "The issue isn’t U.S. switching to domestic, it’s that they invaded Venezuela and claiming to take over their oil"

Access to oil is the reason they really want a regime change in Iran.

[Roddy 🇨🇦 @RodKahx]

Just wow. Take a minute.

[Stewart Brown @StewartBro47996]

A major misconception: Canada produces about 36.4% as much crude oil as the United States, making it a massive energy player rather than a minor producer.
Canada ranks 4th globally, pumping out nearly 5 million barrels per day compared to the U.S.'s 13.58 million barrels per day

[Stewart Brown @StewartBro47996]

This clown doesn't understand America needs the vital resources and capital investment from Canada to keep it's economy going.

[Stewart Brown @StewartBro47996]

This clown is agreeing that the seller, US Dairy farmers, shouldn't be treating potential customers Canadians like shit LOL

[Stewart Brown @StewartBro47996]

I swear Americans are dumb as fuck this clown doesn't understand capitalism at all.

I build something and invest my own money into it I have a right to recoup my costs by charging a useage fee or toll. What's so hard to understand?

[Stewart Brown @StewartBro47996]

@Weird_Canadian The US is in no position to dictate who Canada can and can't trade with especially as Trump agreed to throw that clause out from Nafta 1.0 when he proposed the CUSMCA in 2020.