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>Trump says he'll limit government purchasing of Canadian goods
>Those schedules account for more than $50 billion US worth of procurement per year, said Trump, but it's unclear how much of that is made up of Canadian goods.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/livestory/canada-u-s-retaliatory-tariffs-dollar-for-dollar-9.7331632

Quebec already announced counter measures to trump's new measures in response to Canada's retaliation.
>The ministers adopted an order-in-council requiring the government to take steps to favour local businesses when it comes to awarding contracts, such as reserving public bids for companies with a place of business in Quebec and Canada

https://www.ctvnews.ca/montreal/business/article/quebec-premier-says-tariff-countermeasures-will-add-15b-to-the-provinces-economy/

Awaiting Carney and other provinces' responses.
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Anyone else get the feeling the US has no idea what it's doing?
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We are winning the trade war
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>>542241954
That’s because Trump doesn’t care about his country or its citizens. There’s no overarching plan or hoped for outcome. Trump started this because his wife and daughter were making come-fuck-me eyes at Trudeau a few years ago. That’s literally why he started all of this.
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>>542242078
He should at least care about making money, right?
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>>542241878
Nobody wants indian made garbage
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>>542242078
I'm following the development of this whole trade war but I'm much more of the camp that in this kind of dynamic, where the usa's market is much bigger than ours, we lose in the long term.

I was listening to an economist on the news and he said, these responses make more sense for a government seeking a politically victory than an economic victory as this war considering Canada's position doesn't make sense economically.

It's also the position of the Parti Quebecois leader and the Quebec conservative party here in Quebec. I think they are right, and we're already hearing of Canadian businesses which operate here which are considering moving to the States. Their market is much bigger so for some businesses depending on their exportation to the USA and whether their goods/production are covered by the USMCA or not it can make sense to just rellocate.

It's like, in reality, despite having a hostile party (this U.S. administration) that makes up reasons to impose tariffs and measures that one would only apply to its adversary there is really nothing we can do being such a smaller economy. And so I don't see these replies "dollar for dollar" as good, I see what other countries are doing (nothing) as the only thing you can do against such a hostile party in control with a massive economic upper hand.
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>Hockey sticks
Really?
Canada hasn’t won a Stanley Cup in 37 years.
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>>542241878
I limited mine to zero and don't miss a damn thing you retards make, especially that slop you call syrup cut with chink corn sugar.
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>While Trump posted in all caps that he was giving Canadian companies "NO ACCESS!" to U.S. government procurement markets, his move appears to affect only a relatively tiny amount of Canadian trade.

>While the General Services Administration's preferential purchase program accounts for roughly $50 billion US worth of procurement per year, only 58 Canadian companies were granted contracts through the program in 2024-25, the most recent fiscal year with details available, according to information extracted from a GSA database by CBC News.

>The contracts obtained by those Canadian firms in 2024-25 totalled just $57.3 million US, the database indicates.

>It means Canada accounts for roughly 0.1 per cent of this particular U.S. procurement program.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/livestory/canada-u-s-retaliatory-tariffs-dollar-for-dollar-9.7331632
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>>542242931
And we never will again.
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>>542241878
If I use my cad to short cad and they pay out in cad do I win or lose?
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>>542241878
>Quebec already announced counter measures to trump's new measures in response to Canada's retaliation.
Remember when the go to was saying tariffs are a tax on citizens?
Even if these are targeted, there likely aren't alternatives readily available or cheap as what is from the US.
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>The Trump administration is expanding its trade war with Canada.

>The White House posted five new executive orders Tuesday evening that exclude certain Canadian products from being imported into the U.S., alcohol among them.

>The administration is also adding more Canadian goods to the list of those that are subject to 50 per cent tariffs.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/livestory/canada-u-s-retaliatory-tariffs-dollar-for-dollar-9.7331632
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>>542241954
Everything he's doing makes it look like he wants his own country to be completely self-sufficient and MADE IN AMERICA, but good fucking luck with that unless you want to give up a lot of imports you need to actually function at prices you expect.
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>>542241878
Joke’s on them, we don’t actually produce any finished products of consequence.
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>>542247686
>all things that are innately cheaper in the US
Oh no. Anyway.
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>>542247835
if we're going to keep up with the tariffs I can't wait for us to cutoff oil, potash or aluminium.
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>>542248021
The fact that these are never mentioned let alone touched is enough to tell you this is pure political theatre. If any Canadian government made a legitimate effort to block something critical we’d get the Venezuela treatment faster than you can say eh, eh?
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>>542242709
Yeah I think you are right. China slapped massive sanctions on a number of our industries (lobster, wine, barley, meat and others) and we didn't retaliate because it would have been economic disaster. Those sanctions did obliterate the wine industry in particular but China eventually dropped most of their tariffs and our main trade with them (iron ore) remained unaffected throughout the disagreement.

So what is the Canadian government thinking by retaliating?
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>>542248501
It’s almost like Carney is a wef stooge with multiple passports and doesn’t give the tiniest shit about actual Canadians. Nah. Head, shoulders, knees and toes erect
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>>542241878
Canadians know we only need to outlast his outbursts until November.
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>>542248816
Well this is where you start to wonder if Canada is being used as a pawn against the USA by a much bigger player.
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>>542248501
>So what is the Canadian government thinking by retaliating?
I honestly don't know. But it seems to be a show of strength and polls show they are massively supported in doing so by the Canadian population.

I think there's a lack of critical academics and politicians and business CEOs given airtime on TV news stations here because all of those people are against the retaliation.
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>>542248929
He’s a Goldman Sachs alum with close ties to Europe and their silliness. He presumably takes his marching orders from them, he’d be stupid not to. Help.
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>>542247100
Amerilards can say goodbye to Crown and Cokes.
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>>542241954
>>542241878
Look in the grocery store, it's amazing how many veggies are grown in Canada (greenhouses):

>Bell peppers
>Vine tomatoes
>Cucumbers

Look at the Dollar store and read where shampoo or toothpaste comes from.

I noticed it before and it's insane how much shit comes from Canada. We also import a shit ton of raw materials like lumber and aluminum too.


Trump doesn't know shit because he's a billionaire kike thar still thinks it's the 80's.
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>>542241878
>NOT FOR SALE
>WE WILL NEVER ALLOW THE USA TO TAKE OVER
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clownshow carney just told the nation to expect things to get worse "tough times ahead"
top kek
canada is finished and the fools deserve to suffer
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>>542249290
Canadian conservatives will look you dead in the eye and say that we deserve to get imported 70 million niggers and spics in our country from the US on-top of the jeets because it'll make us more money. Most severely brain damaged people on Planet Earth.
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Just a matter of time before we become the 51st state. I'm so looking forward to it.
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>>542241954
trump team didn't think iran would close the strait, this tells you everything about this administration. I think the only none retard is greer in u.s. trade and that because he was in trump 1 protege under navarro so he know the ropes.

he is getting fucked by sleezy lutnick though
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>>542249185
I bought a jar of dill pickles and when I got home I saw the label said imported from india. insta trashed

brandname was strubs saw them in canada for decades, but they werent imported from india until recently.
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>>542247835
>>542248021
there nothign wrong with that but retard just cold turkey it. The correct move is push this while using the rest of the world to build the machines to move to the US, and make them train us workers. Not just cut it all off and start calling every other country retard scammer loser.
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>>542249530
Yeah we noticed that a few years back happening in Australia. All pickled veggie products from India now. Made a few kilos of dill peppers myself at the start of the year. Best decision ever!
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>>542249157
Fireball too.
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Canada has a low enough population with a high enough GDP it could theoretically survive a trade war indefinitely. Simple math, simple facts.
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at every turn in Trump's retaliations he always makes a twitter post and says we're treating their farmers very badly, imposing high tariffs.

It never fails. And the Americans in the comment section don't seem aware at all that the dairy tariffs he's speaking of, for their entire history, haven't been applied. They are quota tariffs, which only come into effect once a certain high amount of dairy would be imported which has never been reached.

He mentioed Canada bans American banks from doing business in Canada, this is false. There are like 15 American banks operating in Canada.
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>>542241954
Known that for like the 30 years now
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>>542241878
Im proud on Canada for this one. Its all a huge gamble, there will be pain, but at least we arent faggots like the EU, Japan, Mexico and sadly the UK. Those deals are already fucking them. Tit for tat mother fuckers. US is still down 85k manufacturing jobs since Trump took office, we are fighting for yanks too.
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>>542242709
Long term, yes. Short term before midterms, I think its worth it.
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>>542242160
He is personally making a lot of money as are his friends and family so he is good on that front.
As for the issue at hand, the stronger the response the better. Not necessarily because of this conflict directly, but to set the stage for future negotiations with many other parties too.
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>Here's a list of the Canadian goods that are to be banned from import to the U.S. effective Sept. 29, under the proclamations Trump issued this evening:

Beer.
Wine.
Cider.
Whiskies.
Rum.
Gin.
Vodka.
Brandy.
Tequila.
Motorcycles.
Molasses.
Whey and whey products.
Non-alcoholic beer.

https://www.cbc.ca/news/livestory/canada-u-s-retaliatory-tariffs-dollar-for-dollar-9.7331632

That's not the entire list either as there's also dairy, and metals and other things which I've posted here >>542249218
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>>542241878
Carney is a boomer with Alzheimer's and economic policy that lost relevancy in 1998.
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>Trump's proclamations also drop tariffs on some Canadian products

>Along with the import bans and new tariffs, the U.S. has also quietly dropped tariffs on some products they hit with levies just a few weeks ago, said William Pellerin, international trade partner with McMillian LLP.

>They include toilet paper, sugar, salt and cement, which is a big export for Canada, Pellerin said.

>The removals suggest the United States probably realized they didn't have enough supply of those products and couldn't keep up with demand, he said.

>"They quickly realized that they were probably shooting themselves in the foot."

https://www.cbc.ca/news/livestory/canada-u-s-retaliatory-tariffs-dollar-for-dollar-9.7331632
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>>542251743
>huge gamble
>with zero payoff
>I support this
Ah sweet a retard.
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>>542241878
we need to kill our enemies faster so they can win
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>>542252502
Trump*
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>>542242078
His is basically cashing in all the goodwill and friendships that the USA build over decades. It's short term gain because the USA can bully countries that it built ties with but long term they will have no allies. I will NEVER support the USA again, even after Trump is gone, every deal with them has to be made with the understanding that they could elect enough Trump again and it will all go up in smoke.
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>>542253180
Kek, we both know your poor uneducated trash. I said tit for tat which the optimal game theory reaction. You'd know that if you werent a retard too stupid for college. You should kill yourself traitor, lol.
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>>542253549
At this point according to a large survey done this year they are were the 5th most hated country out of a large list. They are more hated than Russia and about as well percieved as Iran.
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Been hearing this shit for years now. Collapse the Canadian government by making it easy for their richest and highest IQ to emigrate to America.
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>>542253884
Does your model account for one side being >10x larger than the other economically brainiac? Also, I’m not reading that nonsense.
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>>542249584
>but retard just cold turkey it
This was my main issue. He should be setting up incentives for companies to actually build local other than bruteforcing it with tariffs. In all honestly, USA should be able to make its own fucking electronics with how they're king of the tech sector on the planet. It's embarrassing that they rely on Taiwan.
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>>542254166
Its just Trump making fun of illiterate retards like you.
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>>542244193
That's kind of like sucking your own dick and getting pregnant from it? Somebody explain to me how that works.
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>>542253180
CSIS retards are so fucking stupid and fat off of gov money from actually productive leafs that they can't even produce half-decent propaganda. Trying to ape some patriotism towards infinitely disenfranchised white youths, third worlders who don't speak english or french, and retarded boomers hell bound after a trip to a maids clinic.

I invoke grocery jew to expelled these faggots. Canadian consumer goods industries are getting fucked, Hiram Walkers in Windsor is cutting shifts due to the tariffs. Anybody telling you "things are swell, we're winning!" Is a subhuman fed who needs to suck start a shotgun.
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>>542241878
it’s weird this wasn’t always the default to do. importing anything is fake savings and should only be done if you can’t source it locally
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>>542241954
I get the feeling that canada fucked itself.
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>>542242561
>3 oak leaves instead of a fucking maple leaf
what did you mean by this yank?
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>>542254461
Time to drink your Ensure and hit the sack retarded boomer. Also, you can't be a traitor to a fake (buffer zone) nation... But if I could, I'd give the Americans any information they needed to genocide fucking retards like you.
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>>542254623
>I invoke grocery jew to expelled these faggots.
Are you sure you are not the ESL turd worlder?
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>>542254748
This retard poorfag genetic deadend is mad! Kek, you should kill yourself.
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>>542241954
What do you mean? Trump knows exactly what he's doing. He's actively campaigning for the international banker Carney. Both of them are mutual friends with Maxwell and Carney's wife is on the epstien flight log. It's a big club and they are both in it.
The Liberals have spent the last decade destroying this country, everytime Trump opens his mouth about Canada their polling numbers continue to climb. Not that the conservatives are any better, but if you can't see that Trump is actively supporting Carney you are probably retarded.
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>>542241878
why he want me to be poor?
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>>542254810
>hen-pecking faggotry

Don't quit your day job. Sucking dick is hard work compared to shilling, CSIS glownigger.
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>>542242160
He cares about making money for jews, if not he goes to a blacksight and gets Heather ORourked
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>>542255024
Thats not even a Canadian term. You must be some 2nd gen mutt. No wonder you hate the country, you dont belong here retard. Cant have sex, cant spell, cant even speak English.
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>>542241954
perhaps they will force canada to make itself poorer and ramp up their glowie alberta separatism activity so alberta leaves
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>>542254939
>destroying America's foreign relations because ???
>destroying Canada's relations with their largest trading partner and pushing them right up to the EU because ???
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>>542249290
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>>542254748
>>542254939
>>542255024
>>542255043
>>542253549
Am I the only one here that doesn't give a flying fuck about what Trump does?

I'm not rich or anything but I do all right. It is expensive as fuck up here. Obviously I wish it was run better but politics is never about getting actual results as it is just performative to acquire more power. However even his tariffs will affect my life in a very miniscule way, if at all noticeable.
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>>542255175
Thing is though, orange monkey doesn't want Canada to be poorer. He hates that the weak CAD offsets a lot of the bite that tariffs have on them.
He wants the currency values flipped so America can't afford foreign imports and Canada can't sell to America at a profit.
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>>542255146
What is a canadian, saar? Regurgitate what your handler told you using passive aggressive language. This might be your last response from me, no more rupees, if you fail to answer the question.
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>>542241878
>200 years of Anglo alliance is going to be tarnished by a German egomaniac
When are you American retards going to vote Trump out of office
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>>542255315
Why are genetic deadends so obsessed with other genetic deadends with axe wounds?
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>>542242709
A big problem is that the gov isn't letting Canada be business friendly after all of this trade war stuff. It still takes eons to set up something like Gold Mines. There's still heavy caps on carbon emissions. There's still all this money being put into things like Ukraine.
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I'll be fine eating nothing but crab apples and dandelion pancakes if it hurts miggers and zogbots even slightly
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Awwh. You failed. What a shame.

Reminder that CSIS outsources shilling to some of the dumbest, brownest, degenerate, most inbred retards on the planet.

>That's (you) by the way.<
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>>542249530
Why aren't you pickling your own?
t. greasy wop
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>>542255808
Didnt even link, this nigga mad and petty, lol. Anyways we both know you are a poor retard, no one respects your opinion, becuase your plan is to spread your Ass cheeks the moment Trump or anyone stronger asks. You are a bitch, kek.
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>>542242078
retarded take. it’s clearly hegelianism at play. he’s a role player along with carney
>create a problem or take advantage of an already existing problem
trump is the instigator creating the problem
>the public reacts to the problem in a predictable manner
kvetching and opining discontent and eventual despair when the problem spirals out of control
>offer a predetermined solution that satisfies the exasperated populous
>the solution is welcomed by the affected
this is the role of the next incumbent ruler of zog. this is a blatant set up to the multi-polar world model that was already proposed by the wef and the zog masters. it all aligns perfectly with the hegelian dialect and the new world order that was conceived decades ago. wise up retards
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>>542248501
It's meant to be short term pain until the US midterm elections
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>>542241878
There goes my $3 spicy sausages. I'll miss them. I'll just have to buy something else. Good luck.
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>>542241954
i get the feeling you look like this
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>>542256188
Midterms won't change shit. He's not getting impeached even if the dems score an uncontested blowout victory.
I will say that, if the leaf government just goes crawling back to daddy Murrika after they've sobered up for a bit, it would cement them as a nation of battered housewives.
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>>542256146
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>>542256540
Congress controls trade and tarrifs. Thats what the Supreme Court rulings have been about. So well you are correct at no chance of impeachment you are wrong on how they work. Top it off Senate is a coin flip right now, so 50/50 Trump ends a lame Duck President and this retard experiment dies with him in his diapers.
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glowniggers are fucked
this country is frothing at the mouth hahah
keep importing debt slaves
revolution is coming to canada real soon
nothing you can do about it
hahahhahaahhahah
just go to any 'news' site that still allows a comment section
hahahhahahahahahhahahahah
just imagine what dosnt get through the filters
you cant manufacture consent forever hahahhaahhahaahhahahahahaha
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>2016

Lol. This stupid fucking retard grabs the first image he gets and rolls with it. Thinking Trump's presidency won't continue tarrifs into the next golem in charge just like Biden did.


>Reminder that CSIS outsources shilling to some of the dumbest, brownest, degenerate, most inbred retards on the planet.

And your a constant reminder of that rule.
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>>542257197
>You wont be a weak cowardly bitch like me
>You must be a glowie
The picture shows only poor countries pursue tarrifs, wow. You truly are a fucking retard, lol. Im so glad we both know you'll never breed. Stupid and a weak cowardly bitch, grim.
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>>542241954
They tarrif us and we don't tarrif them. Nobody can explain why Canada has and always has had tarrifs on us.
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>has an infantile melty.

Yep. It's a poojew. Where's my double double, jamboy?
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>>542254623
>I invoke grocery jew to expelled these faggots
>No U!
lol
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>>542255315
> What is a Canadian

WASP descendants of the United Kingdom.
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>>542257509
Ya c'mon everyone knows tariffs are literally only bad when America does it
>Entire world has had disproportionate tariffs on us for decades
>Trump finally says enough, matches the world's tariffs
>"REEEEEEEEEEE HOW COULD HE START A TRADE WAR"
Niggers got too comfortable sucking on our teet.
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>>542256785
You don't know what you are talking about. To my knowledge all of Trump's tariffs have been done through prior legislation that granted presidential authority to implement tariffs. The question of their legality is why they go through the courts, not because the house alone controls trade. The proper use of those authorities is what is in question as there stipulations to when they can be used.

However because Canada is openly discriminating against the US, it's likely that these will stick unlike the previous set of tariffs.

>>542256540
The Canadian government and media has riled people up so much that this will never end well. It is now politically impossible to work with US. The entire reason the previous deal was cut off is likely because it was politically devastating to the Liberal government.

The only way a deal gets made is if the Liberals don't see any threat of losing power.
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>>542256188
>>542256785
This. Carney's just banking on Trump and MAGA getting BTFO in the midterms, or at least taking such a drumming they desperately chicken out and lower or drop tariffs.
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>>542257753
It's comical because Canadian provinces literally tariffed each other until the orange man said tariffs good. So now all federal tariffs are gone, but provincial ones are still active. It's hilarious really.
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>>542257753
Yeah, your government set itself up as a global hegemon, on purpose, through economic interdependence and military dominance. This came with costs to domestic industries and to local sovereignty worldwide. It was framed as for everyone's collective security and economic benefit. America's (global) elite got super fucking fat off of that arrangement for a while, and now it trying to treat it like it was charity, and is trying to extort everyone into solving your government's debt because that same handful of super rich assholes don't want to pay taxes and have convinced a decent chunk of the voting public that they shouldn't have to.
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the 'politcians' in canada dont even come to work right now
dont you think if they actually cared they would atleast recall parliament and figure it out?
they don't even pretend to govern beyond propaganda talking points
shits not gonna last hahahhahahha
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>>542257754
So he tried to use special war time tarrifs, supreme court said you cant do that. If you want these to count they have to be passed by Congress. This trade war being unpopular and Congress not being retards wont do it, they also wont risk their jobs having a spine, so they are eager to stay out.
Democrat congress changes that, democrat congress and senate changes that a lot. Everything was built on a separation of powers that didnt work with not only Trumps sweep, but his cult ruining good congressmen careers like Massie for daring to vote to release the Epstein files.
Are you aware of the 300B refund, and how Lutniks sons made 100m off buying corporations right to it?
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Why is Trump so obsessed with our dairy industry? He puts them on equal with aerospace, mining and refining.
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>>542257754
Never engage in good faith arguments with people of pure bad faith. They'll babble some bullshit about "Muh mid-terms" as if that made any difference ten years ago and shit their pants about Orange man losing in some marvel-tier fag fantasy.

Canadian milk and dairy has always been a protected racket. They will never mention a thing about it ever.

Canada's economy has been doubly dependent on the US market since 2022. Performative bullshitting is boomer drama for the TV.
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imagine how gigafucked things will be when the Brampton mortgages all get called in
we're crashing this economy
with no survivors
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>>542258107
Only industry he can point at and say "look, they're tariffing us a gorillion percent on dairy!" knowing the average migger won't actually look into how that specific tariff is applied.
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>>542258107
Its the one thing hes right on. Our Diary system is both stupid and a crime. We do 880 billion in trade, our regulation costs America 6 billion, less than 1%. So his over reaction is stupid, but hes probably most in the right there, low hanging fruit.
Order of least legitimate to legitimate, the trade deficit is pure retardation, banking cartel saved us in 2007, the telecom industry is grey as we force them to build infastructure and cover rural at a loss, softwood lumber I side with America but its complicated as we keep small towns alive but give the mill owners hundreds of millions that be better taxed for provinces, and the milk cartel which we should just get rid of regardless.
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>>542258081
Yes I am aware. However you don't seem to understand is that the tariff policies being pushed by Trump are using established or pre-existing law. The current congress has already voted against the use of tariffs, it did not matter because it requires approval from the executive if they only have a simple majority. The only scenario where these tariffs are rescinded is if the democrats manage to win enough seats to reach a strong majority (66%) in both the house and the senate to prevent a presidential veto.

That is extremely unlikely to happen.
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>>542258107
he doesn’t care at all. none of this matters to him. you’re blinded by the like media. this is a stepping stone towards the multi-polar world with the united states securing a stake and the opposition taking what’s out of reach. venezuela was a lynch pin, that’s why their leadership was decapitated immediately. canada is in a similar position but the approach is less violent and requires a zero violence approach. iran on the other hand is an ally of the opposition and must be weakened in order to cause chaos and indirectly attack china, the leader of the opposition. ukraine is in a similar position, but they’re being used as a proxy to confront the secondary opposition while weakening europoors. europe can’t align with russia, thus china could never be their primary ally given that chinks and russians are more or less aligned. the multi-polar world order will be established through the destruction of supply chains and security. this was all spelled out over the past decade or so if you actually paid attention. you’re a rube and they’re laughing at you for being a stupid goyim. the asset that canada holds is the arctic trade route and geographical position on the map to divide the competing poles. china has already implanted themselves on the west coast, specifically in british columbia. their intention is to pull off a soft annexation in the next 50 years, leaving the west coast as a singapore like independent nation bordering the north american pole of dominance. with control over a section of the west they have a claim to the north. it’s not a conspiracy theory, it’s a conspiracy fact.
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>>542258249
So your plan is for us to act like your Mom and spread our Ass cheeks?
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>>542257922
only on alcohol, and they've never been good. no one has ever thought they're good other than winery lobbies.
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>>542258498
Housing market crash that fucks over all the Ontarians who sold their homes during COVID and moved to other provinces would be absolutely kino as fuck
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>>542258498
Funny you mention this. A huge amount of people who bought during the low interest rates during covid are remortgaging right now with inflated interest rates that are now double. Houses are being put on sale like fucking crazy, and a lot aren't selling for shit.

I say get fucked boomer retards, thanks for playing!

https://powerofsaleplus.ca/deals.html/ontario-power-of-sale-listings-2026-insolvency-wave-hits-gta-9063784
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>>542245447
We're in election theater season in Quebec, no one understand what the dumb woman means by that but it looks good to the boomer vote.
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>>542258911
this is only true in brownoid markets
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>>542258746
those are the exact people it doesn't fuck.
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>>542257753
>have free trade agreement
>country full of niggers starts trade war because of their nigger brains
>moves to free trade with white people
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>>542258911
yeah they'll be stretched but people who actually intend to live in the places will refinance and extend the terms rather than sell
it's the rentjeets and straight up fraudulent ones that are getting popped like the pic I posted
>>542258958
the day of the flush approaches? outstanding
Canada for Canadians
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>>542258647
What you said is true but your missing the biggest point, Trumps last tarrifs got canceled by the Supreme Court. There is no reason to think it will not happen again. You are talking like they are set in stone and approved, instead of retrying the same thing under another obscure 1920 law. Court made it clear last time they wont pass anything without Congress. No reason the last tarrifs failed but these ones wont?
Also now Congress can play games to doing their bullshit. The Power of the Purse, Aggressive Oversight, Judicial Challenges.
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>>542259152
>the day of the flush approaches? outstanding
>Canada for Canadians
no the opposite actually
no white people want to live brownoid diarrhea cities. prices will continue to increase in white communities
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>>542249530
Relish too, i make my own pickle now and buy this relish. It's absolutely disgusting that we allow "food" from india here, they are poisoning us.
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>>542259044
>buy 100k home in Atlantic canada for 500k
>it goes back down to 50k
>somehow you're not fucked

I only read two replies you have made and they have both been retarded, I'm not reading another
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>>542259168
Because they weren't imposed legally.
These tariffs are being imposed legally using a law that allows it against country who uniquely discriminate against the US in trade, which Canada did by pulling US alcohol.
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>>542259310
>>it goes back down to 50k
this isn't happening. prices are only decreasing in brownoid markets, ranjeet
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>>542258958
If you think it only affects browns then your delusional. Towns away from jeet shit hives are seeing shot town of homes for sale.


It's hitting the slumlord millionaire boomers who thought they'd win big with renters. Sell your cottage by grand bend now, boom niggers.
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>>542259360
Maybe I am esl, saar. Shit tons is the feces I eat in brapton.
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>>542242931
The NHL is an american league. No player has been paid in CAD since 2003, and prior to that it was only Canadian teams that did. The teams in Canada are purely due to legacy, and it's very possible teams like Vancouver, Winnipeg, Ottawa and Calgary get relocated to the US in the future (they all suck, and no one wants to play there). If Gary had his way it would happen tomorrow. And in many respects he wouldn't be wrong to do so. There are college rinks in the US with superior facilities to shitholes like Vancouver. The state of hockey in Canada is a reflection of the state of Canada itself.
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>>542259360
If you think that's true, then you are delusional about what is a jeet hive. White cities have still been increasing around 10%, including atlantic canada cities like st john's and halifax.
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>>542252422
>Motorcycle
Didnt know we made bike here. We will keep the skidoo and the molasses since you still buy the syrup, it's all good
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>>542259328
We dont know that as its never been tested. Until the court OKs it, its just another dart throw like the last one. Also if it passes but Canada puts the alcahol back than what happens? So until we see the ruling I doubt it, but who knows.
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>>542249386
where do you live? Canada is being flooded with niggers. Some of the biggest immigrant groups in recent years are from cameroon and nigeria and so on now that chinese and even philipinos are coming here less.
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>>542259512
And the cons want even more
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>>542259512
chinkettes and pinoys love niggers
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>>542258607
>The evil milk cartel
Jewish propaganda
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>>542241878
So we went from gigafucked to gigafucked? I dunno, I'm kinda just used to Canada continue to dig a deeper whole (while avoiding the oil, of course).
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>>542241878
>said Trump, but it's unclear
THEY CALL THAT STRATEGIC AMBIGUITY
KEEP FUCKIN AROUND AND YOUR GETTING IT CLARIFIED FOR YA
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>>542259730
>Avoiding oil
Implying we're not like the 5th biggest oil producer on the planet or something like that
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>>542259606
you're not wrong but i see more WMAF pairings IRL.. i think white guys need to get to together and marry white whores for the sake of the white race
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I only buy superior Vermont Maple Syrup
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>>542260089
i hate women so much it's unreal
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>>542259887
EDMONTON HAS AN OPEN INVITATION TO THE BURGER REICH
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>>542260335
Enjoy it
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>>542260335
I'm taking for the saars of Calgary
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>>542260527
>>542261035
that's how u know we're doomed. Indians have concentrated throughout various sections of cities across canada and are now a voting bloc that politicians will do stupid shit like this to impress. In 30 years whites will be a small minority relegated to the outskirts of the suburbs and rural areas. Traditionally european culture/needs/values will be a minority that will be regularly ignored in favor of pleasing the browns.
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>>542260335
We are NOTHING without Yakub.
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>>542249084
Canada will be 51(+provinces as states) before 2030 I guarantee it. Both Trump and Carney know this, they are dancing.
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>>542244123
Winnipeg Jeets SuperStanley Cup 2030. It will be the redeeming, Saar.
BELIEVE!
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>>542241878
Nothing more pathetic than self hating leafs.
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>>542248004
Right? We're fucked. Fuck I hate Ontario and East of it and sometimes BC.
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>>542249127
Nice Hi-Res of that poignant photo
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>>542262892
Imagine burning that image on your hard drive that's embarrassing
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>>542262681
Ok I will believe it when I see it
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>>542249420
Preach bro. Like tomorrow. And all of our Visas and refugee claims need to be invalidated in the process. Humanely. 2 years to leave and we'll pay for the ticket.
PRs should go through a 100% vetting as well.
Can't do anything about the current people who have citizenship who don't deserve it. But at least chain migration should be 100% halted. If they need to care for a parent they can do it at home with that countries resources.
Is this a fringe opinion to have? I don't think so. Our media makes it seem like it is.
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>>542250615
Trump is right.

To use dairy as an example, yes, there are tariff-free import quotas that are never met, but the issue is that the quota is controlled by Canadian dairy companies, not retailers like you'd expect. Of course Canadian dairy companies aren't going to utilize cheap imports when they can leverage supply management to make more profit. This has been the subject of many trade disputes over the years with many countries, well before Trump. A quick search on the WTO site will show several of these back to the 1990s.

He's also correct about banks. Under the Bank Act, foreign banks (schedule III) are not allowed to provide regular chequing/savings accounts through foreign owned branches. On top of that, there are strict foreign ownership rules around Canadian banks which prevents acquisition of Canadian banks by US companies.

You cannot open a chequing account with an American bank in Canada today. Yet every major Canadian bank has US operations.



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