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Posted on 09/20/2026 7:28:27 AM PDT by bitt
We can expect the pace of things to become increasingly fast in the next few weeks.
To our north, a small percentage of Canadians are just beginning to realize what the term “Associate Member” really means when it comes to a Canada joining with the European Union on strategic objectives.
Prime Minister Mark Carney has been selling a sovereignty argument to his constituents within his political package of antagonisms toward the U.S. trade team and President Trump. However, Europe has far greater restrictions and regulations on trade autonomy than the USA. If Canada is to be partnered to the EU, then suddenly Canada has to adhere to a higher level of trade restrictions. The EU makes the rules.
With Europe dictating trade standards, rules of production, manufacturing, access etc. Canada is no longer in alignment with the USMCA. This plays right into the hands of President Trump and U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, who would prefer two distinctly different bilateral trade agreements; one with Mexico and one with Canada.
The question then becomes, when do Trump and Greer announce the termination of the USMCA. The most reasonable answer is after the U.S. and Mexico finalize a bilateral trade agreement. With the U.S. and Mexico agreement confirmed, the Canadian leverage evaporates.
Carney had previously tried to pressure Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum not to reach bilateral terms. However, again return to what Carney just did with Europe. Telling Mexico to sit on their hands while organizing a separate side deal with Europe is more than a little hypocritical; in fact, it is really, really insulting.
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Good! I prefer Mexicans to Indians and Chinese - the new rulers of Canada.
Canada’s loss is Mexico’s gain. All this time while Canada had its elbows up, Mexico has been negotiating and filling the void and reached new levels of exports to the US achieving their highest trade surplus in history with the US,200 billion dwarfing Canada’s dwindling former 60 billion surplus. They are the big winners in all of this.
Carney’s gov’mt is already setting up treaties with CCP, including for troops. Buying into the slightly less corrupt EU gov’mt is nothing in comparison.
Canada has gone the way of England. We need a new WALL.
See how they like being Europes bitch
carney belongs back in any carnival group that would take him.
Carney looks like a real douchebag loser. While he was fellating the EU for a shit sandwich, Sheinbaum was securing a real trade deal for Mexico. Good job Canaduh. What a bunch of losers.
Good! I prefer Mexicans to Indians and Chinese - the new rulers of Canada.
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Well... not sure about that if one is comparing the influence of criminal gangs but the news out of BC lately concerning their activities sure makes one wonder if the Canadians have a hope of getting them under control.... it’s bad.
https://globalnews.ca/news/12006951/key-members-bishnoi-gang-identified-intelligence-report/
https://www.cbc.ca/news/canada/british-columbia/bishnoi-letter-threats-police-9.7341131
All Mexico needs is a few cows...
Canada, just close down your capitol in Ottawa and be ready for governing from Brussels.
Carney thinks “orangeman bad” is economic policy. Western Europe is a rotting corpse and Canada is importing its demise too.
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