Sam Chau

[Fugitive Caesar @ThomBrady5]

"Canada wants full political independence paired with a one-way right to compel the world's foremost superpower to buy our shit — this arrangement doesn’t exist anywhere on planet earth, and has never existed in the history of humanity."

[Mark E. Jeftovic @jeftovic]

This is probably the most accurate depiction I've seen of the current Canadian political zeitgeist.

[SaltyGoat @SaltyGoat17]

Are Canadians sill crying an bitching because Trump slapped them with tariffs?

Even though they've been doing it to us for decades?

[Lisa @YoungStreete]

CBC just confirmed Mark Carney’s latest lie.

Yesterday, in his speech to Canadians on the failed trade talks, Mark Carney said that one of the reasons Canada walked away from the deal was that the US was “attacking Quebec‘s language and culture“.

CBC confirmed that the actual issue was the U.S, complaining about bilingual packaging requirements.

Mark Carney took a decades old dispute over packaging rules and inflated it into a”the U.S. is attacking Quebec”

Mark Carney will say and do anything to ensure Canadians continue to hate the U.S. and Trump.

[Richard Grenell @RichardGrenell]

We know, we know…

you don’t think paying your fair share for your Defense is a big deal.

It’s called free-loading when you expect the American taxpayer to cover you, Ben.

It also undermines NATO.

[Joe Warmington @joe_warmington]

Similar to during the COVID-19 pandemic, the monolithic ‘everybody must fall in line or you are a traitor’ loyalty test push has already begun, with attacks awaiting those who fall out of line. https://t.co/1ROYdfzYnY

[John Lee Pettimore @JohnLeePettim13]

98,000 Canadian jobs will be lost due to tariffs. Industries most exposed include autos, metals, machinery, electronics, chemicals, wood/paper products; provinces like Ontario, BC, Quebec, Manitoba, and New Brunswick would be hardest hit. Elbows up.

[John Carter @martianwyrdlord]

Carney is deliberately crippling the Canadian economy in order to cleave Canada away from the US. You would think Canadians would be angry about being impoverished for no good reason, but the CBC and the rest of Canada's de facto state controlled media have so far been successful in redirecting that discontent towards Trump, hardening the Elbow's Up boomers into a rock solid base of delusional support which Carney can use to motivate closer relations with China and the EU. The long term play seems to be to turn Canada into a North American Ukraine, with the US in the position of Russia.

[Marc Nixon @MarcNixon24]

Never forget Mark Carney LAUGHED at your face while saying he is TRYING to make your life better.

[Richard Grenell @RichardGrenell]

cc: Canadians

[John Lee Pettimore @JohnLeePettim13]

In May 2026, two Canadian firms (Farjess Inc. and Royal Canadian Steel Inc.) and their part-owner settled with the U.S. Department of Justice for $19 million. They were accused of knowingly labeling flat-rolled steel from China, Indonesia, Italy, Turkey, or Vietnam as Canadian or U.S. origin between 2019 and early 2025. This allowed them to avoid anti-dumping, countervailing, and Section 232 duties.

[Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 @ezralevant]

Stop asking questions.

Your job is to cheer for the Prime Minister, say "elbows up" and be really happy with this outcome.

[Mr Stache @MrStache9]

FACT!

[Leo Knight @primetimecrime]

Of course not. Yes, we have a military. Our army is very small and very woke. The RCAF is flying 50 yr-old fighters that are being held together with Scotch tape and baling wire. We have three diesel submarines that are typically in dry dock not on patrol. And a handful of frigates that are 20th century technology in a fast-advancing 21st century world. So, yes, we have a military that is incapable of defending the nation in any real way. But there are tampons available in the men’s room of the CAF.

[Sam E. Antar @SamAntar]

Michael McFaul has 887K followers and this is his analysis:

“I am very pro-Canadian. If you are fighting with Canadians, you have a problem.”

What does being “pro-Canadian” have to do with whether Canada’s trade policies are fair to the United States?

Canadians can be wonderful people and their government can still pursue tariffs, quotas, protectionist dairy policies, procurement restrictions, and other measures that hurt American producers.

That’s the issue.

“Canadians are nice, therefore America must be wrong” isn’t serious analysis. It’s a greeting card.

[CKG @CurtisGlidden]

Have you noticed the people making the decisions in Canada never suffer the consequences. That’s the liberal way.

[Sam E. Antar @SamAntar]

Mark Carney says Canada is “stronger” now.

If strength means giving speeches about how strong you are while roughly three-quarters of your exports still depend on the country you’re supposedly standing up to.

Carney can pound the podium all he wants. The U.S. market is still the customer Canada can’t replace.

Political chest-thumping isn’t economic strength. It’s what politicians do when the numbers aren’t cooperating.

[Terry John Kerr 🇨🇦🇺🇸🏁 @TerryHethering9]

Companies will move to US to avoid tariffs.
No company is going to move to Canada to avoid Canadian tariffs. Carney is not a genius.

[fishbonker68 @fishbonker68]

If Canada was such a great place.
We would have exploited the commodities under our feet and in our forests to create a super economy that would be free of taxes, .50 cent a litre fuel , abundance everywhere.
You chose instead to leech off America to the tune of 200 billion a yr

[unseen1 @unseen1_unseen]

Bullshit. Carney is doing this to try to impact the mid term elections in the USA. He is fine making his own people suffer if it helps the socialists in the USA.