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Patrick says

High quality dog food. They appear to have higher standards.

DeportLibtards says

Northern IL winters suck. No one "wants" to live in Canada, it's brutal. They lose a good chunk of the population because of snow birds. They can drive down in two days and live in Northern FL for 2-3 months.

With remote work I wouldn't be at all shocked if Canada loses 10-20% of its population from January to Spring Break or about now. Can't really grow if you don't have the people there. It's too cold.

Hell it's cold in the summer. Went to Boundary Waters area Ely, MN about 100 miles from the CN border. Had a high of 50ºF in July. F that. I didn't pack for that shit. I just stayed in the house and slept in my camper, heated of course. Hate having to pack cold and warm weather clothes.

Their military might doesn't even match several US states.

"BREAKING: Alberta's Premier Gives Ultimatum To Canadian Leaders-Declaration Of Independence? 51st State?"

Will Alberta be the first to free itself of the Globalist/CCP terrorism? If they joined our Union, it would make a nice dividing line for the rest of Canada.


Alberta 51st state pdf

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Premier Danielle Smith (@ABDanielleSmith) of Alberta, and leaders of Canada's UCP, threw down on X against tyrannical leadership in Ottowa today.

This is a stunning statement...almost a declaration of independence.

There is no way PM Carney can agree to her demands.

Alberta is the most profitable of provinces and pays for much of the rest of Canada.

With CCP infiltration likely across the Canadian Federal government, this confrontation is not going away anytime soon."

Canada is also being raped by DEW weapons.

"Premier Danielle Smith (@ABDanielleSmith) of Alberta, and leaders of Canada's UCP, threw down on X against tyrannical leadership in Ottowa today.

This is a stunning statement...almost a declaration of independence.

There is no way PM Carney can agree to her demands.

Alberta is the most profitable of provinces and pays for much of the rest of Canada.

With CCP infiltration likely across the Canadian Federal government, this confrontation is not going away anytime soon.

At his request, I met with Prime Minister Mark Carney today. We had a very frank discussion in which I made it clear that Albertans will no longer tolerate the way we’ve been treated by the federal Liberals over the past 10 years.

I provided a specific list of demands the next Prime Minister, regardless of who that is, must address within the first six months of their term to avoid an unprecedented national unity crisis.

This includes:

• Guaranteeing Alberta full access to oil and gas corridors to the north, east, and west

• Repealing Bill C-69 (aka. “no new pipelines act”)

• Lifting the tanker ban off the BC coast

• Eliminating the oil and gas emissions cap, which is a production cap

• Scrapping the so-called Clean Electricity Regulations

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Premier Danielle Smith (@ABDanielleSmith) of Alberta, and leaders of Canada's UCP, threw down on X against tyrannical leadership in Ottowa today.

This is a stunning statement...almost a declaration of independence.

There is no way PM Carney can agree to her demands.

Alberta is the most profitable of provinces and pays for much of the rest of Canada.

With CCP infiltration likely across the Canadian Federal government, this confrontation is not going away anytime soon.

At his request, I met with Prime Minister Mark Carney today. We had a very frank discussion in which I made it clear that Albertans will no longer tolerate the way we’ve been treated by the federal Liberals over the past 10 years.

I provided a specific list of demands the next Prime Minister, regardless of who that is, must address within the first six months of their term to avoid an unprecedented national unity crisis.

This includes:

• Guaranteeing Alberta full access to oil and gas corridors to the north, east, and west

• Repealing Bill C-69 (aka. “no new pipelines act”)

• Lifting the tanker ban off the BC coast

• Eliminating the oil and gas emissions cap, which is a production cap

• Scrapping the so-called Clean Electricity Regulations

• Ending the prohibition on single use plastics

• Abandoning the net-zero car mandate

• Returning oversight of the industrial carbon tax to the provinces

• Halting the federal censorship of energy companies

I also made it clear that Alberta, as owner of the resource, will not accept an export tax or restriction of Alberta’s oil and gas to the United States, and that our province is no longer agreeable to subsidizing other large provinces who are fully capable of funding themselves. Lastly, I made it clear that federal mismanagement of Jasper and Banff national parks resulted in last year’s tragic wildfire in Jasper and is endangering Banff, and the situation must be rectified immediately."

He looks and acts like one of those slick and slimy movie villains. Only, it isn't a movie and he IS a villain. What could possibly go wrong?

https://rumble.com/v6ramq8-pm-of-canada-carney-america.-get-ready-for-retaliatory-attacks..html

Ceffer says

If they joined our Union, it would make a nice dividing line for the rest of Canada.

Just Alberta tho.

Grok again:
The current Prime Minister of Canada, as of March 27, 2025, is Mark Carney. He was not directly elected to the office of Prime Minister by the Canadian public. Instead, he was chosen as the leader of the Liberal Party of Canada through a party leadership election in March 2025, following Justin Trudeau's resignation. Carney assumed the role of Prime Minister on March 14, 2025, after being sworn in, succeeding Trudeau.
In Canada’s parliamentary system, the Prime Minister is not directly elected by voters in a national election. Rather, the leader of the party that wins the most seats in the House of Commons typically becomes Prime Minister. Carney, who has never held elected office prior to this, was selected by Liberal Party members—approximately 150,000 voted in the leadership race, where he won over 85% of the vote. He is now leading the party into a federal election scheduled for April 28, 2025, where he will seek a mandate from the public by running for a parliamentary seat in the riding of Nepean. Until that election, his position as Prime Minister stems from his party leadership, not a direct public vote.

But, Carney served on the Evil WEF's Foundation board. Trudeau and Newsom from the US are also WEF alumni. Globalists.

https://calgarysun.com/opinion/columnists/bell-looks-like-carney-could-be-set-to-screw-over-alberta-with-oil-tax

Vid claims he is answering with Satanic chants in response to Epstein question. Doesn't even hide it any more.

rocketjoe79 says

Their military might doesn't even match several US states.

The states national guard could defeat Canada. 400k plus in Army and Air National Guard. Plus there are reserves. Better trained likely than Canadians.

Then if you wanted to make it a blood bath throw in regular Army, Air Force, Marines and Navy.

Was on vacation so getting caught up. But I really don't get what Canada is thinking. They have no leverage. They're just trying to act tough it seems so as not to fracture their own citizen from either leaving or dissolving the country. My BIL is actively in process of becoming a US citizen.

Just went on a cruise and a heavy % of travelers are from Canada. Probably 5%. They don't even want to be in Canada. Never looked into it but I think Canada pays the same airfare fees to get into the US. Places like Turks and Caicos or Dominican charge something around $150/passenger round trip. That's just fees, not the actual airfare.

The Canadian snowbirds drive to their destination if staying in the US. The others that fly are going to cruises. Hit them with higher fees on flights. Another kick to the nuts. They love cruising for whatever reason. You'd have to do it for all nations though and that could hurt tourism.

Booger says

They're mostly French Canadian which explains a lot because Europeans are entitled ass holes. They're not flying to CA or the west most the time so it would be rare to meet one. 3 hour flight or 18 hour drive you're in the Panhandle of FL. That's the hot spot Jan to mid March for Canadians directly north... the French kind. Ass holes.

Amazing to watch Canadians somehow manage to sprout more of a patriotic spine when Trump memes on them than they ever did for the last 15 years of their economy and culture being literally and metaphorically raped by infinity Indian UberEats drivers.

I've said it once I will say it again: Canadians have no positive identity construct, where they have defined themselves by what they are.

They have a negative identity vacuum where they have defined themselves by what they are not - and the only thing the Canadian knows for sure is that he is not American.

https://x.com/Slatzism/status/1910109877373989285

Time to watch the Southpark Movie again - "Blame Canada!"

It's not even a real country anyway.

Yet another reason that Carney is a globohomo bankster:

https://deanblundell.substack.com/p/carneys-checkmate-how-canadas-quiet

Rewind a bit. While Trump was gearing up his trade war machine, Carney, Canada’s Prime Minister, wasn’t just sitting in Ottawa twiddling his thumbs. He’d been quietly increasing Canada’s holdings of U.S. Treasury bonds—over $350 billion worth by early 2025, part of the $8.53 trillion foreign countries hold in U.S. debt. On the surface, it looked like a safe play, a hedge against economic chaos. But it wasn’t just defense. It was a loaded gun.

Carney didn’t stop there. He took his case to Europe. Not for photo ops, but for closed-door meetings with the EU’s heavy hitters—Germany, France, the Netherlands. Japan was in the room too, listening closely. The pitch was simple: if Trump went too far with tariffs, Canada wouldn’t just retaliate with duties on American cars or steel. It would start offloading those Treasury bonds. Not a fire sale—nothing so crude. A slow, steady bleed. A signal to the markets that the U.S. dollar’s perch wasn’t so secure.

stereotomy says

if Trump went too far with tariffs, Canada wouldn’t just retaliate with duties on American cars or steel. It would start offloading those Treasury bonds.

How? By buying US products? If Canada discounts the bonds, the US could just purchase them and retire the debt. Canada offloading the bonds at discount would also lower interest rates, which is another Trump goal.

I'd be surprised if Canadians own 2-3% of US Gov Bonds.

They just sold a ton of US-denominated bonds last month.
https://financialpost.com/news/economy/canada-sells-bonds-in-us-as-investors-shrug-off-trade-war

Canada is basically a large US state in rough power.

HeadSet says

Canada offloading the bonds at discount would also lower interest rates, which is another Trump goal.

It's the opposite of what you claim.

If bond prices decline, bond yields rise on the secondary markets (where bonds are traded, not sold by governments); i.e., you're trying to sell a bond yielding 4% at par value (100% of the price of the bond), except no one will buy the bond because the yield is too low. So you offer to sell the bond at a discount to par value, say 80%. Now, relative to what a buyer on the secondary market would pay, the bond yield that the gub'ment has to offer to be competitive is 5%.

A process like this occurring multiple times in the secondary markets is what dictates how much of a yield bond buyers will demand of the US Treasury for new issued bonds. The UST doesn't want a failed Treasury action (yes, banks bid for the bonds) where they can't sell all their bonds, so they have to "read the room" and up the rate to guarantee all bonds are sold. This is how rising secondary market yields influence the yields on newly issued bonds.

Granted the Fed can lowball and all but force the banks to buy the lower yielding bonds, but this only works up to a point. It failed in the late 1970's and early 1980's, and it may well be in the process of failing again.

This is why the 15% non-callable 30-year bonds the US issued in the early 1980's were a hurricane tailwind to the actuarial companies. As interest rates declined, the prices of those bonds grew by leaps and bounds over par. This is what made PIMCO.

Yep, dumping bonds raises rates. Whether the big Treas dump which caused rate spike and subsequent Donnie's u-turn was intentional or accidental the cat is now out of the bag.