From Nationalpost · · 1m 40s
Hating Trump is natural
Destroying Canada's future for Trump is borderline insane.
In brief
Destroying Canada's future for Trump is borderline insane. Prime Minister Mark Carney's faux nationalism risks Canada's future by aligning with Trump's unstable U.S. leadership. Originally reported by Nationalpost.
Trump's impact on Canadians
Donald Trump has clearly gotten into the heads of Canadians, leading the country towards a near insane alliance with a stagnating Europe and the Chinese authoritarian super state.
Carney's faux nationalism
Trump, and disdain for the U.S., has provided the impetus for Prime Minister Mark Carney, the quintessential globalist advised by individuals connected to the Democratic Party back in the states, to adopt a faux nationalism that has proved a big winner among Canadians.
Carney's war rhetoric
Carney claims Canada has been “attacked” and is “at war” with its neighbor, and the rhetoric has even been adopted by some conservatives hailing Ottawa’s “contagious courage” in what Carney has bragged is a battle for “democracy”.
Trump's political decline
Trump is on the way out, becoming what we call “a lame duck.” Already more outrageous moves, like his pathetic press ban, get knocked down by the courts and sometimes by a Supreme Court dominated by conservatives.
Trump's low approval
Canadians need to know that Trump was never popular, even in 2024 most Americans did not widely welcome his candidacy. They voted for him against a senile Joe Biden and the blundering Kamala Harris.
Canada's future risk
But is becoming an associate member of the European Union really going to be good for Canada or democracy in the upcoming decade? Why join a club that most of its own members think is in serious decline?
The essence
Prime Minister Mark Carney's faux nationalism risks Canada's future by aligning with Trump's unstable U.S. leadership.
