@PubliusDeseret@JohnSmi61320229@BIGpaulie913@honestpollster It would've been believably deniable if Hegseth and Patel didnt freak out and promise to prosecute the WSJ leakers.
They're not criminal leakers if it wasn't a real assessment.
@PubliusDeseret@JohnSmi61320229@BIGpaulie913@honestpollster Yeah man and when countless thousands of children starve and die of dehydration, starvation, freezing temperatures and heatstroke as a result of Trump destroying the modern infrastructure they depend upon, will you still pretend to be the good guy?
@TheDitko83@brianlilley Belarus is certainly supporting a new world order with China, not that you actually care.
You're just enslaved to Trump's hypocritical whim.
https://t.co/E1uS8MsCsi
I’d also point out ‘the United States’ doesn’t buy Canadian potash
US based wholesalers, distributors, retailers - probably some co-ops - sign contracts to buy Canadian potash and then sell it to American farmers
Is Trump centralizing and nationalizing the US potash trade?
I just found out there's a ton of tiktokers who believe Himalayan pink salt is petrified Nephilim corpses and im going to be down this rabbit hole for like an hour lmao
I see some of my Conservative friends are trying to make this empty potash threat about Canada’s industrial carbon tax, rather than about the President trolling Canada.🤦♂️
It’s just embarrassing.
I’m not a fan of that tax, but it is perfectly irrelevant to what’s going on here.
85% of US potash imports come from Canada *despite* the industrial carbon tax, because Canada is the lowest cost, most proximate, and most reliable supplier!
US buyers would rather deal with our great producers, some of whom are vertically integrated through the whole US ag supply chain, than a distant tin pot dictatorship which has no potash available for sale!
Skill testing question: would a farmer from North Dakota rather buy potash / fertilizer coming off a one hour rail shipment from friendly, reliable Saskatchewan right next door; or would he rather pay to transport it to Russian Baltic ports, then across the Atlantic, and then inland across North America?
And that assumes Belorus has available supply, which it doesn’t!
Even the dictator Lukashenko has called out the absurdity of today’s latest threat from the President. So why can’t the @CPC_HQ?
To fellow Conservatives: why is it so difficult for you to call this for what it is? A ridiculous, empty threat by the President to continue his well established strategy of trying to divide and demoralize Canadians in the context of trade negotiations.
More than 40 countries - Canada and its allies - have sanctions against Belarus for supporting war criminal Putin’s invasion of Ukraine.
Buying blood potash from Belarus is supporting Russian aggression.
It’s wrong and it doesn’t make sense.
All of that potash has to be shipped first through Russia, then across the ocean, then across the US to mid-western farmers.
Does anyone believe Belarusian blood potash shipped through Russia is going to be more affordable, more sustainable or more ethical than potash shipped from Saskatchewan - right here in North America?