Trump's Tariffs and Trade War
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..and let's hope CANADA will impose a 25%/tariffs on oil and gas......that's what will hurt him the most....he needs these supplies/resources sooooo badly......GO CANADA......No deal- tariffs go into effect tomorrow.
Hang on, it's going to be a bumpy ride ...
PS As the market crashes, only then may we get a course correction ...
PS As the market crashes, only then may we get a course correction ...
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Lol USA is ten times the size of Canada economically. It is kind of like when in a head on collision, the bigger one always wins. Trump can get oil elsewhere. At the end it is the working class that will pay the price on both sides of the borders. Canada had an idiot as PM for nine years, countries wanted our natural gas and oil but Trudope refused. Japan and Germany wanted our oil. That is billions of dollars lost.
Opinion: On LNG, Canada turned away Germany, then Japan – this country cannot keep doing that
More trading partners will come asking for Canada’s natural gas, and this country cannot again send them packing
www.theglobeandmail.com
Had Canada had a practical PM that would have seized this opportunity to make a deal to sell our natural gas and oil to Japan and Germany, Canada would not be so affected by Trump's trade wars. In anything in life, it is always good to have backups, even in IT redundancy is needed, if one server goes down then the others continue to work.
Germany: a huge contract for Norwegian gas
On 19 December 2023, Securing Energy for Europe (SEFE), a German state-controlled gas company, signed a long-term contract with the Norwegian Equinor energy company to supply 111 TWh of gas annually in the period from 2024 to 2034 (which is around 10 bcm calculated on the basis of figures...
Norway sealed the deal to sell natural gas to Germany, it is worth € 50 billion. Norway's economy will get a big boost.
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It's extremely serious. Trump is not just a threat to our economic security but also to our sovereignty as a country.
According to the New York Times today:
Just as easily as he tore up a trade agreement that his own administration negotiated, he is now, in conversations with Canadian officials, threatening to tear up treaties and agreements regarding the border, the Great Lakes, water, shared intelligence gathering, military cooperation, NORAD, and others.
Just as he's talking, more generally, about Canada, as a separate political entity, being a security threat to the US. Which is what the grossly exaggerated business about Fentanyl & illegal immigration across our border is all about.
Ultimately, it seems, he may really want to annex us.
www.nytimes.com
According to the New York Times today:
Just as easily as he tore up a trade agreement that his own administration negotiated, he is now, in conversations with Canadian officials, threatening to tear up treaties and agreements regarding the border, the Great Lakes, water, shared intelligence gathering, military cooperation, NORAD, and others.
Just as he's talking, more generally, about Canada, as a separate political entity, being a security threat to the US. Which is what the grossly exaggerated business about Fentanyl & illegal immigration across our border is all about.
Ultimately, it seems, he may really want to annex us.
How Trump’s ‘51st State’ Canada Talk Came to Be Seen as Deadly Serious
President Trump, in an early February call, challenged the border treaty between the two countries and told Justin Trudeau he didn’t like their shared water agreements.
Une menace pour notre notre sécurité économique et notre souveraineté? ce qui est inquiétant, c'est de voir le Canada rongé par l'application laxiste des lois, l'immigration massive incontrôlée, une armée sous-financée, un dollar faible, la détérioration de notre niveau de vie, des impôts et des taxes abusifs, le gaspillage de fonds publics, le wokisme, la perte graduelle de nos libertés individuelles ainsi que des politiciens médiocres qui se comportent comme des abrutis depuis le début de cette crise. Dans ce pays où des comptes bancaires de manifestants ont été gelés, on peut se demander d'où vient vraiment la menace. Ne pourrait-il pas il pas être tentant de considérer une association avec les États-Unis comme une opportunité plutôt qu'une menace?It's extremely serious. Trump is not just a threat to our economic security but also to our sovereignty as a country.
According to the New York Times today:
Just as easily as he tore up a trade agreement that his own administration negotiated, he is now, in conversations with Canadian officials, threatening to tear up treaties and agreements regarding the border, the Great Lakes, water, shared intelligence gathering, military cooperation, NORAD, and others.
Just as he's talking, more generally, about Canada, as a separate political entity, being a security threat to the US. Which is what the grossly exaggerated business about Fentanyl & illegal immigration across our border is all about.
Ultimately, it seems, he may really want to annex us.
How Trump’s ‘51st State’ Canada Talk Came to Be Seen as Deadly Serious
President Trump, in an early February call, challenged the border treaty between the two countries and told Justin Trudeau he didn’t like their shared water agreements.
It will be especially good for Quebecois. In about 30 years they all will be speaking English, the only official language of the United States, without any accent. Or well, can’t have it all.
Il préfère s'appauvrir malgré l'inévitable déclin de la langue française dû à des facteurs démographiques.
What speaking French has to do with "s'appauvrir" ?
Perhaps all French speaking countries should stop speaking their language to get richer.
There are many french speaking quebecers that get richer. They have learned English for doing business when needed.
Isn't this kind of common sense when you are surrounded on all sides by English speaking provinces and/or country in the case of the U.S.?
Absolutely not , I love it. But some people think that joining US will be good for Quebec. Economically probably yes but at the expense of loosing the French identity. Look at Louisiana.
Many French Quebecer are bilingual as many Americans of the Mayne and other Northern states neighbour of Quebec.
At the beginning of 20th Century, quebecer moved to work in clothes factories in USA.
The same common sense that Trump said as his explanation after the horrible plane crash in January in Washington when he blamed DEI for the crash ?
Perhaps they prefer be less rich than living in a country that elect a perfect morron as President.
And is also adopt policies that bring them back in 19th Century on the subject of birth control.
In Quebec, the population got rid of the religions that controlled completely the lives of civils.
What are you talking about? This post is complete nonsense. I did not say anything about Trump in the post you quoted. I stated a geographical fact to anyone who knows how to read a map of North America. You sound like the guy at the cocktail party who likes to hear himself talk while everyone else in the room is grimacing unbeknownst to him. Stop using my posts to bring up Trump when they have nothing to do with him.
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TODAY MARK CARNEY should b elected as the new leader of the LIBERAL PARTY and de facto becomes our PRIME MINISTER......in the short term IT SHOULD HELP in the tariffs/ discussions.....cause the DUM KING hates TRUDEAU soooo much....
BUT fort probablement it will not change anything.....never easy to negotiate with a MOB.....lollll.
BUT fort probablement it will not change anything.....never easy to negotiate with a MOB.....lollll.
The betting markets including MGM and Odds Shark are all calling for a Poilievre victory:
FIRST READING: Betting markets still roundly predicting a Poilievre win
Liberal surge in the poll has had little effect on odds that Conservatives win next federal election
nationalpost.com
A Carney win would be the biggest disaster for Canada. Carney is Trudeau 2.0 on steroids. The Liberals must loose, the whole cabinet that supported Trudeau's policies must leave.The betting markets including MGM and Odds Shark are all calling for a Poilievre victory:
FIRST READING: Betting markets still roundly predicting a Poilievre win
Liberal surge in the poll has had little effect on odds that Conservatives win next federal election
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