Trump says he'll retaliate against the EU if Canada becomes a member. I don't think people truly understand what's happening here, and Trump's way of articulating the situation isn't helping. China, Canada and the EU are conspiring to strangle the United States economically. Canada doesn't even really belong in that group—really it's Mark Carney, but he is Canada's Prime Minister so now Canada is in that mix. The globalists lost the economic war. They tried to win with neoliberalism (woke), then climate change, then Covid. They lost on all fronts. The American Empire proved to be too strong both culturally and economically. The American people responded to globalism by electing Donald Trump to a second term on an "America First" platform. Whether or not you believe Trump held up the promises he made with his America First strategy doesn't matter. What does matter is that the United States could not be destroyed culturally and the USD maintained its power through a variety of attacks. Mark Carney was parachuted into Canadian politics as a last ditch effort. He campaigned on an "elbows up" anti-Trump, anti-American message and Canadians took the bait. Now the globalists are circling the US. They're attempting to starve them out. Canada is aligning itself with China and the EU as a bridge between the two. The central bankers believe the Chinese communo-fascist model is the future. The United States is the last big obstacle in the way of total global domination. The sad part about this is most people are too stupid to see what's happening, and that's what's feeding the globalist machine. But what differentiates Canada from China and the EU is we are connected to the United States geographically. Ultimately this standoff will come down to a battle of economies and systems—and Canada will not win that war. So in basic terms, Mark Carney is sacrificing Canada for a larger, globalist agenda, and Canadians are the perfect pawns in this strategy because they are inherently culturally naive to their place in the world and the world that exists outside of their island. Carney, the Laurentian elites and the political class are intentionally drawing the United States into a fight, and in the end it's Canadians who will suffer the consequences.