Tag: Canada
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Middle Power Dilemma
Middle powers, like Canada, will now partner and collaborate against hegemonic and imperialistic powers bent on dominance and subjugation of other nations. The actions of America are no longer that of SuperPower. They are the actions of an oppressor and enemy of democracies, everywhere.
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U.S. Tariffs Are Not Resolved
Reciprocal tariffs are not what is damaging Canada. Sectoral tariffs, that have been illegally put into place by the United States have led to ‘the end of Canada’s relationship with the United States of America. This is a permanent situation as the damage created by the U.S. has been and will be, substantive. We will…
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Stealth Engineers Admit that Stealth is no longer Invisibility.
Today, it becomes ever harder to determine friend from foe. It therefore behooves Canada to treat those who demonstrate aggression against Canada, to be treated as though they truly are.
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Mark Carney’s Speech at the World Economic Forum: Concise, Pointed, Intelligent.
Mark Carney, this morning, outlined where, when and how, Canada will create a stronger, more diverse trade relationship with the world, and how a new organization will develop with global membership of democratic countries in order to defend democracy and build a military force combined of the forces of all member states to ensure that…
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Canada is Diversifying Because of U.S. Actions and the Pace is Quickening
The actions of America’s president have not only forced Canada to rethink its entire relationship with the U.S., it has made Canadians decide that their economic future, and their sovereignty can never again be leveraged by U.S. self-interest. To that end, Canada has, in less than ten months, dropped its trade dependence on the U.S.…
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Canada: If you Want My Carbine – Then Don’t Simply Steal It
I have no problem in giving my Carbine rifle back to the Federal Government, but fair compensation doesn’t seem to be part of the plan.
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“Ontario — Is Not A Sovereign Country, Nor is Alberta, Nor is Quebec”
Canada’s sovereignty has to be worth more than allowing an increase of 5000 EV’s into Canada this year, as Canada allowed 44,500 EV’s from China cars into Canada in 2024, which represents a 0.2 percent in relation to all passenger cars and light trucks sold in Canada.