Canada is about to reduce America into a third world country.

@Ramakant-P posted:

Canada is about to reduce America into a third world country.

USSR comes to thought. They were perpetually 20 years behind the West in standards of living. And already today, USA is 20 years behind Europe in many ways.

USA is dependent on Canada as a major source of petroleum, electricity, water and a host of other raw materials.

@Mitwah posted:

USSR comes to thought. They were perpetually 20 years behind the West in standards of living. And already today, USA is 20 years behind Europe in many ways.

USA is dependent on Canada as a major source of petroleum, electricity, water and a host of other raw materials.

If Canada stopped exporting these items to america, the country wouldn't suffer because they already have alternate destinations for them, eg EU and China.

I just have to dig into my savings to continue with my life style.

@Ramakant-P posted:

If Canada stopped exporting these items to america, the country wouldn't suffer because they already have alternate destinations for them, eg EU and China.

I just have to dig into my savings to continue with my life style.

Just after Canada started Exporting to China, now Canada have established a trade deal with Japan too with hopes of passing US tariffs.

Canadian leaders stand up to the arrogant felon.

EU to Replace US with Canada for Gas Import: A Crushing Blow to American Exports! Electric Vehicles

Excellent news.

Got some Oranges on sale at No Frills. They are from Turkey. Dem sweet and juicy too.

Why is Guyana ready to accept Trump's deportees other than Guyanese?

Guyana – On Trump’s List to Accept African and Indian Deportees

The Donald Trump administration is allegedly considering sending deportees from Asia and Africa to Guyana, according to two U.S. officials who spoke to CBS News, an American media outlet.

Irfaan Ali, the president of Guyana, told reporters Friday that “nothing specific” has been settled upon yet, although he did mention that he has been in discussions with the United States over issues pertaining to migration.

Concerning the February 13, 2025, CBS news story, “The U.S. has long had difficulty deporting migrants from Africa and Asia, due to the long distances involved in deportations to the Eastern Hemisphere and decisions by governments in those continents to limit or reject American deportations flights”.

According to the media, the Trump administration is now making efforts to persuade nations to take in migrants who are hard to deport even though they are not residents of their country.

According to the American news agency, Guatemala, El Salvador, and Panama have already consented to take in U.S. third-party deportees. According to reports, El Salvador’s president, Nayib Bukele, has volunteered to take in and hold alleged Tren de Aragua gang members who have been expelled from the United States.

119 deportees from Afghanistan, China, India, Iran, Nepal, Pakistan, Sri Lanka, Turkey, Uzbekistan, and Vietnam have reportedly already boarded Panama’s first aircraft.

All deportations under the terms of the U.S.-Panama agreement are being paid for by the government.

President Ali was recently asked about the White House’s intentions while attending an event. Initially, he informed reporters that although Guyana had addressed Donald Trump’s immigration policy—which calls for the deportation of all undocumented immigrants from the United States—with U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio, there had been no explicit conversation about welcoming them to the nation.

When asked for clarification, President Ali informed journalist Gordon Moseley, “There is nothing about accepting deportees, there were some specific issues of which I will not go into details here in terms of the movement, which includes flight and movement of people but there is nothing specific… there is nothing specific at this moment.”

Moseley referred to a recently posted article and inquired if his administration had discussed with the United States the possibility of Guyana receiving third-party deportees, or deportees from other nations.

President Ali noted, “I don’t see the report that you are referring to… so I cannot comment on it.”  He further remarked, “But of course, the U.S. is a strong partner of Guyana.”

He described his conversations with the recently appointed U.S. Secretary of State, “My discussions with Secretary Rubio…we have discussed a range of issues including the migration issue.”

The president was asked further questions by Moseley. “Have you discussed at all, including with the visit by U.S. Marshalls, the possibility of Guyana accepting deportees from other countries and having them here in prison?”

President Ali responded by saying, “Absolutely not! We would not have anyone here in prison”.

The president then said that accepting foreign deportees does not mean having them in prison.

President Ali explained, “What we are discussing is our partnership with the U.S. and as the U.S. unfolds its programs and plans wherever Guyana can be of support… but nothing about prisons or having persons in prison and deportees here. Specific issues were discussed which I am not going to go into detail on.”

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After watching today's Oval office meeting I felt sorry for Zalensky

Trump's deal is the only way out. Putin will not attack American investments in Ukraine. And Trump is right, America should get back some of that money that Biden gave away.

War is big business.

Currently, the US is the world's largest weapons manufacturer and exporter. War is good for the American Economy. It creates jobs so that goods and weapons can be produced.

Iraq was plundered for its resources and goods. Venezuela wants Essequibo for its resources.

he wants to the sign the mineral deal he says again.