@BigDanCovey@GBC_Press The SoH accounts for 34% of global crude oil trade. If Iran manages to enforce this, the US would lose its "petrodollar" monopoly over 34% of the world’s crude oil trade.
Canada has long been a generous partner to the United States, supplying extremely affordable and resources that keep American homes warm, factories running, and consumer prices in check.
Yet U.S. Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick’s push to “re-imagine” (or in other words screw over) the Canada-United States-Mexico Agreement to extract even greater benefits highlights a troubling effort to brutally squeeze more from a reliable neighbor already offering significant discounts.
Canadian crude sells at feep discounts exceeding sixteen dollars per barrel to U.S. benchmarks, while our lower dollar makes energy, auto parts, and lumber far more affordable south of the border, saving American refiners and families billions annually through integrated supply chains.
Claims equating this to Canada’s limited dairy quotas miss the mark—these targeted measures protect food security and family farms, differing sharply in scale and intent from broad tariff threats.
Such actions only accelerate Canada’s rapid pivot away from over-reliance on the United States.
We have spoken of diversification for years and are now acting on it—forging new global ties, investing domestically, and safeguarding our sovereignty while remaining open to truly fair trade.
Canada stands proud and principled, building a resilient future for our people.
The United States America will not be a part of it.
Canada Strong. 🇨🇦🍁
#cdnpoli #Canada #TrumpTariffs
@Gar389836154240@JohnBouras3230@trainofangels00 Canada's quality of life standards are higher than the USA. 🤡🤡🤡
The USA is currently dismantling women's rights on behalf of Christianity. 🤡🤡🤡