- Doubt
- I'll never, ever, ever, forgot how the US is behaving right now. They're never more than 4 years from being this shitty, we cannot ever rely on or trust any deal they might try and make.
- How about those Epstein files?
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This is Trump's way to divert the world from the Iran quagmire he got himself into.
Eh, I'd say Hanlon's razor applies quite nicely here (as with pretty much everything Trump causes). The guy is a complete moron that acts entirely without self-control or rationality after all.
He's mad Spain photoshopped him out of the team photo yesterday and we're the closest to his reach.
Wait what? Did that really happen π€£
Not quite. He wandered into the photoshoot trying to horn in on it, like a total fucknugget, but they escorted him off the stage and the photoshoot continued.
Ah got it, wandered on to the stage and assumed everyone was cheering for him
Trump to hit
CanadaAmericans with new 50% tarrif on Canadian goods.
FTFY. Mexico didn't pay for the wall, Americans did. Canada doesn't pay the tarrifs, Americans do.
The news media has been failing the American public for a long time now.
Bring back the digital services tax.
Iβm ready to start banning US corporate donors now.
Oh, you donated to Trump, sorry Apple, 100% tariff. Sorry Meta, youβre banned.
Fuck it.
"The Court's 6-3 decision determined that the 1977 IEEPA law does not grant the executive branch the authority to levy tariffs, emphasizing that the power to tax and impose duties rests exclusively with Congress under Article I of the Constitution."
That was in February, I swear that any Republican whom thinks he isn't anti republic is hiding their head in the dirt.
https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/19/1338
Essentially Trump is pulling the exact same farce, just with a different law this time.
I think it's time to start allowing Canadian corn whisky to be called "bourbon".
This would be so funny, the fit that would cause would be awesome to behold.
If NAFTA ends, so does the special naming. It's in there.
The best response to unpredictable neighbours: Canada needs to diversify, maintain strong internal unity, and to focus on relentless self-reliance. Canada has goods the world wants. If the US doesn't want them Canada can and should go elsewhere.
Why stop there? Why not 2000%?
exempting "energy, potash, critical minerals and fish" is interesting. I wonder if a possible strategy would be to put limits on those just above the current export amount, just to demonstrate that we could.
When does Canada impose tariffs on America for their vile, insidious, invasive wildfire smoke from Oregon, Ohio and California needlessly gassing poor innocent Canadians?
Sheesh, we can write crap sensationalistic stuff too ya know.
Tariffs only hurt your own population, no need for Canada to spite ourselves.
We should buy everything we can from domestic providers and not jack up costs for people who still need things from the US.
It would be so funny if all countries stopped trade with the USA. Let him whine about that.
It wouldn't have to be on everything either just pick something like orange juice whiskey or a particular weapons system as a bunch of middle powers to boycott or refuse entry.
Breaking news: Screaming toddler repeats the same threats he's made numerous times before.
Keep going guy. We could use the reminder. Moving trade away from the US needs a lot of pressure to happen to any significant degree.
Yep time to get those Epstein files out.
Time to sell us bonds to tank the us borrowing rates
Also time for Canada to recind/ limit any us patents on drugs or copyrights on media to 5 years since initial release.
Maybe repeal anything related to dcma
And why not let's let Doug ford unplug new York for a few hours every day for shits and giggles
raise the price of Canadian oil
separatists should stop sucking up to the us
The 50 per cent rate is being imposed in response to what a senior administration official described as Canada's retaliation against U.S. trade policy and its discrimination against U.S. motor vehicles, dairy and alcohol.
The new rate would apply to a variety of Canadian imports, "ranging from wine to hockey sticks to cement," the official said, adding that the White House will publish a full list of the affected products.
So if they're just openly breaking the agreement, does any legal process automatically happen/become possible on our side, or is it a judgement call from the PMs office again?


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