@freedomfig66457@LogicGoblin@brianlilley This should never happen. The Jewish people in Canada deserve to live in peace. But please explain to me why the Jewish community is silent in condemning the Israel govt of its genocide in Gaza? Rather you folks call the rest of us antisemitic.
Netanyahu: "I demand that Western governments do what is necessary to fight antisemitism“
No person on the planet has done more to fuel the rise in antisemitism than this psychopath.
@CubeMammal@r65crgh2pb@VinceBroderick2@Tablesalt13 Piss off. Your orange fat fuck has threatened our sovereignty repeatedly and to destroy us economically. Would you just sit back if another large country like China or India made that claim to the US? I think not.
@say_so51856@honjamesmoore No no trump didn't threaten to starve Canadians... your orange pedo only threatened and has tried very hard to destroy us economically... which you know, Canadians families, kids will suffer and lead to food insecurity. Your magats are a special kind of dumb. With a B.
Almost 80 years ago, you were an antisemitic if you supported a genocide.
Today, you are an antisemitic if you oppose a genocide.
The people who did this to Gaza want to lecture us about the Holocaust, human rights, international law, civilization, democracy, and peace.
🇨🇦🇺🇸 This is the fundamental difference between buying potash from Canada and Belarus.
Canada could have weaponized potash, oil, gas, electricity and critical minerals during this trade dispute. We deliberately chose not to disrupt the supplies American farmers, workers and families depend upon.
As Saskatchewan Premier @PremierScottMoe said:
“We should be very careful with respect to policies that maybe make us feel good at the moment.”
Why? Because Canada understands that food and energy security should not become political weapons between allies.
🌾 Saskatchewan potash moves directly by rail into established U.S. terminals and blending facilities.
⚗️ Canadian and American natural gas supports ammonia and nitrogen production.
🪨 U.S. phosphate is processed using ammonia and sulphur, including sulphur recovered from Canadian oil and gas production.
🚆 Railways, pipelines, barges, warehouses, retailers and farmers operate across the border as one continental system.
🛡️ Canada is not a geopolitical adversary. We are a NATO, NORAD and Five Eyes ally that has fought alongside the United States, defended our shared continent and built deeply integrated defence, energy, manufacturing and agricultural supply chains.
Belarus, by contrast, supports Russia’s invasion of Ukraine and remains sanctioned by more than 40 countries. As Moe put it:
“Buying blood potash from Belarus is supporting Russian aggression. It’s wrong and it doesn’t make sense.”
Belarusian potash must travel through Russia, cross an ocean, enter a U.S. port and then be transported inland—assuming sufficient supply, port access and infrastructure exist.
🇨🇦 Canadian potash is nearby, reliable, ethical and already integrated.
🇧🇾 Belarusian potash strengthens an authoritarian Russian ally while requiring a longer, more fragile supply chain.
Canada has leverage, but we have not used food security as a weapon because allies do not deliberately harm one another’s farmers. That restraint should be recognized and reciprocated—not answered by replacing a trusted ally with a regime aligned with Moscow. 🇨🇦🤝🇺🇸
#CanadaUS #CUSMA #USMCA #Potash #Fertilizer #FoodSecurity #Farmers #Agriculture #SupplyChains #Trade #NATO #NORAD #FiveEyes #StandWithUkraine
1) Saskatchewan has the world’s largest potash deposits, producing twice as much potash as Belarus. 85% of US potash imports come from Saskatchewan, efficiently and reliably shipped by rail.
2) Belarus is a brutal dictatorship and puppet state for Vladimir Putin under international (including American) sanctions for gross human rights abuses.
3) Belarusian potash production has been fully contracted to Asian buyers (eg China and India) since the imposition of western sanctions. Belarusian dictator Lukashenko has already said "Even if we wanted to supply somewhere else, Western markets, we just don't have those volumes, everything has been contracted."
4) The US Government does not buy potash. US fertilizer companies and ag producers do. Those private sector buyers have consistently demonstrated their preference for Canadian potash.
5) President Trump tariffed Canadian potash early in 2025, then backed off days later following loud protests from American ag producers and their Congressional representatives.
@THWOMPSQUAD@ponchikann@visegrad24 Sure... we are "working" with China... ooohhhh. Can you explain how? Merica does wayyyy more trade with China than Canada does with China.