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sgtdjones Sun, Aug 31, '25 at 10:48 PM
TRUMP'S NIGHTMARE! Mark Carney's Maritime Move Destroyed America's $3 Billion Industry

Canada teaches Trump about economics in its territorial waters about fishing.

PM Carney makes a strategic move that Trump cannot win: America's 3 billion dollar fishing industry in Canada's rich fishing ground of the East Coast Atlantic.

Canada is responding to Trump's tariffs; as a former governor and central banker, he is using economics and environmental laws to hurt Trump...
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Narper Mon, Sep 1, '25 at 12:38 PM
In reply to sgtdjones

Canada is in good hands with Carney ....He is not into Showbizz....
however he has to communicate better with the Canadian people.....otherwise de loud mouth Pollievre will make lots of negative noise and be heard
sgtdjones Mon, Sep 1, '25 at 8:05 PM
In reply to Narper

Carney is hitting America in areas where Orange Marmalade is helpless.

Now watch as the orange menace claims how unfairly we are treating America.
sgtdjones Mon, Sep 1, '25 at 8:14 PM
Trump RAGES as Canada DUMPS U.S. Fighter Jet Contract — Pentagon LEFT in SHOCK!

20,000 jobs in jeopardy in America.

Pentagon in shock.

Various states that depend on such an order are in panic.

States tax revenues are dropping.
sgtdjones Mon, Sep 1, '25 at 8:20 PM
Trump SHOCKED as Canada Buys Submarines from Germany -

Billions Slip Away from the U.S.Don’t forget that Norway gave the UK a £10bn for 5 warships that track submarines ie Russian!, the USA didn’t win this order although they quoted for it.

This is what happens when, on one side you have Mark Carney who graduated with a bachelor's degree in economics from Harvard University in 1987 before studying at the University of Oxford, where he earned a master's degree in economics in 1993 and a doctorate in economics in 1995. He then held a number of roles at the investment bank Goldman Sachs, before joining the Bank of Canada as a deputy governor in 2003, later as governor. Was hired as the central banker for the Bank of England. On the other side you have Trump who was enrolled at Fordham University in 1964, his junior year he transferred to the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, graduating in May 1968 with just a Bachelor of Science in economics claiming to be a top student with honours but he does not appear in any list of those receiving honours and then of course his great successes going


Don the Con strikes again with his wannabe gangster style of negotiating deals. Ten's of billions of navy sub contracts most likely will go to Thiessen Krupp marine of Germany and will create much needed jobs in Canada with technology transfer and license to build in Canada. So a huge huzzah to the Orange Stain and thank you for waking us up to better and MORE reliable trade and military relationships with other allies. We couldn't have done it without you


America uses tariffs; Canada uses alternatives.
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sgtdjones Mon, Sep 1, '25 at 8:27 PM
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Canada has 85% of its trade tariff-free under the CUSMA

The rest, when averaged, is about 6% with America.
googley Mon, Sep 1, '25 at 11:34 PM
In reply to sgtdjones

So much winning lol
sgtdjones Tue, Sep 2, '25 at 9:49 AM
In reply to googley

Notice BeatDballs missing; he's busy in meetings at the barber shop..lol
XFactor Tue, Sep 2, '25 at 2:37 PM
In reply to sgtdjones

So, the tariffs on Canada and other countries are ruled illegal. In the meantime, Canada amongst others are opening up alternative markets. No one wants to deal with a bully.

American liquor is nowhere to be found in Ontario liquor stores. There are all sorts of other examples. Once consumer habits change it's hard to win them back.
sgtdjones Tue, Sep 2, '25 at 9:29 PM
In reply to XFactor

Ford is now after Crown Royal...it has sales of $875 million in Ontario.

Closing down a factory that cost it 16 million in labour.

It's next on the list.

JUST IN: Ford Pours Out Crown Royal Whisky, Slams Donald Trump in Explosive Speech


Jack Daniel’s CEO Criticizes Ontario’s U.S. Alcohol Ban: ‘Worse Than Tariffs
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sgtdjones Tue, Sep 2, '25 at 9:46 PM
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BREAKING: Trump SHOCKED as Carney Opens New LNG Corridor – Canada & Europe Turns Away from America

POLAR WARS! Carney's Silent But Deadly Strategy Against Trump's Flashy Exercise!

Beatty...an interesting strategy when one is up against an idiot Orange...cool

U.S. Lobster Industry COLLAPSES After Canada REFUSES ALL U.S. Shipments!
Maine lobster fishermen got 80 million US in subsidies...
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sgtdjones Wed, Sep 3, '25 at 10:16 AM
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BeatDballs busy on his western Channel...cool
defeyeant Wed, Sep 3, '25 at 12:12 PM
In reply to Narper

however he has to communicate better with the Canadian people.....otherwise de loud mouth Pollievre will make lots of negative noise and be heard


This is a real issue especially with the amount of misinformation thats being produced and how gullible the public is in believing it. He need to talk more!
googley Wed, Sep 3, '25 at 12:35 PM
In reply to sgtdjones

BeatDballs busy on his western Channel...


He is avoiding facts....too busy being brainwashed by Faux while sipping the cool aid
carl0002 Wed, Sep 3, '25 at 1:01 PM
I hope this is a better buy than the last 2 submarines bought from the British. About 20 years ago the British had 2 subs they were decommissioning and Canada bought them, I would say, sight unseen. I say that cuz the 2 subs were rust buckets that no military should have subjected their forces to sail in on top of the sea, much less underneath it. Canada spent about $400 million retrofitting the subs and one of the bloody things almost sank on its maiden voyage and the crew had to be rescued from another of the coast of Newfoundland not long after being put out to sea, as it caught fire and the sub become full of smoke. When those military men surfaced it was a surprise that the sub was even able to float much less re-surface when it went under, given the size of some of those crew members. It is a continued mystery as to how some of those crew members made it up the conning tower and out the hatch.
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