@BertaProudDad@ColtCruz_0 These guys embarrass me so badly. I’ve been told I look exactly like my profile pick which I’m going to have to change now because it looks too much like Gooie, I mean Goldie? Goldy??? Dufus!
@AngetheBrave72@Nuni_Sas_Yu Headline reads “EXCLUSIVE: ‘Broken Country’ filmmaker warns Canada’s slow decline offers cautionary tale for Americans”
Slow!!! It’s not a slow decline! It may have started slow but it’s now heading at exponentially higher rates!!!!
Innovation and economic growth are inversely correlated to federal bureaucracy.
So this is a very good sign for future innovation and economic expansion.
@JeromyYYC Oh come on! You ignorant, fear mongering, 🐂 💩er
Mark Carney pulled out the negotiating team, because he didn’t want a deal with the U.S. the fact that he ran to the EU to hide while saying Canada is at war, instead of recalling parliament proves it.
@tylermeredith@ABDanielleSmith What makes that “the right thing” ?
Sounds like the over emotional “left thing”.
The correct thing is for @MarkJCarney to open parliament, engage with Canadians and get back to negotiating instead of tanking the country.
@ibaird@Raymond82310289 NASA tells us the earth is greener, with vegetation, we know the earth supported much more life when it was way greener millions of years ago.
How much will CO2 be worth if you are the country hoarding massive amounts of it?
Well Andrew, it it really only Canada that the U.S. administration is unable to negotiate with?
You know when you are driving down the street and everyone else is honking? It turns out you are the problem.
Since January 2025 the US has negotiated and signed Agreements on Reciprocal Trade or frameworks with roughly 15-16 partners including the UK, EU, Japan, South Korea, Malaysia, Cambodia, Indonesia, Argentina, Taiwan, Bangladesh, El Salvador, Guatemala, Ecuador and Jordan. These are mostly executive arrangements, not traditional FTAs needing full congressional ratification.
No comprehensive new FTAs have completed classic legislative ratification. Major partners without final deals include Canada, Mexico, Brazil, India and China (beyond limited agricultural understandings).