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The Ag industry's take on things: Mr. Carney, which CUSMA strategy is it this week? | Canadian Grocer Under Mark Carney, Canada’s posture toward the United States has shifted with surprising speed—less theatrical than Trump’s, but no less consequential. In April 2025, we were promised a renewed economic and security partnership. By the summer, we were told the existing deal was already the best possible outcome. Fast forward to April 2026, and suddenly our reliance on the U.S. is framed as a strategic weakness. All of this, notably, after months without meaningful engagement or negotiation. For an agri-food sector that sends roughly 75% of its exports to the United States, policy ambiguity is not an academic concern—it is a business risk. Increasingly, companies are not waiting for clarity. They are hiring consultants, restructuring supply chains, and preparing for a post-CUSMA environment. Not because it is inevitable, but because it is conceivable. That alone should raise alarms. While Canada debates its posture, Mexico is moving decisively—and intelligently. Under socialist Claudia Sheinbaum, the Mexican government has demonstrated a level of strategic discipline that Canada would do well to study. Despite repeated provocations—from being labelled a “narco-president,” to symbolic disputes like the renaming of the Gulf of Mexico, to the ever-present rhetoric around border walls—Mexico has largely refused to take the bait. Instead of reacting to the noise, it has stayed focused on the signal: trade, production, and integration. That approach has paid off. Mexico did not escalate. It did not grandstand. It did not reframe the partnership as a liability. It simply continued to deepen its role within the North American economy. And in doing so, it has strengthened its position as the United States’ most reliable agricultural and manufacturing partner. The result? Mexico is no longer just a participant in continental trade—it is becoming central to it. It is positioning itself as America’s fresh food basket, a year-round agricultural partner, and a seamless extension of the U.S. logistics and supply chain system. The contrast is striking. The U.S.–Mexico relationship is not without friction, but it is fundamentally aligned. Disputes happen within the partnership—not about its existence. Supply chains are being integrated, not questioned. The direction of travel is clear. Canada’s is not. And that is the real problem. Trade relationships do not unravel overnight. They erode gradually—through hesitation, mixed messaging, and missed opportunities. What we are witnessing today is not a collapse, but a slow decoupling of strategic intent.

This was the scene of dropping off the signatures! 😁 Mitch was just going to drop them off himself, but everybody wanted to go, too. 🤣

SK separation sentiment is even higher than in Alberta and there's talk of joining together to leave. SK knows that if Alberta separates, they are Ottawa's new piggy bank. 2025.04.05_Sovereignty.pdf This Triangle of Insanity rules over all of Canada, and is ruining itself & the rest of Canada.

Alberta Separatism Is Rising Because Ottawa Destroyed Canada’s Economic Balance | Armstrong Economics I have repeatedly stated that Alberta has every economic reason to separate from Canada. The province has effectively become the financial engine forced to subsidize a federal structure increasingly hostile toward energy production itself. Alberta possesses enormous oil and gas reserves, generates massive export revenues, and contributes disproportionately to federal finances, yet Ottawa continues imposing carbon taxes, pipeline restrictions, emissions caps, and climate policies directly damaging Alberta’s economy. At some point, productive regions begin asking why they should remain attached to governments actively undermining their future. This is not unique to Canada. I have seen this pattern repeatedly throughout history. Once centralized governments become too disconnected from regional economic realities, fragmentation pressures emerge naturally. Catalonia, Scotland, northern Italy, Brexit, these movements all stem from economic resentment mixed with political alienation. Ottawa’s policies increasingly resemble the same anti-energy ideology that destroyed competitiveness across Europe. Canada is attacking the productive sectors that generate actual wealth while expanding bureaucracy, debt, regulation, and redistribution. Alberta’s oil industry has been treated as though it were politically inconvenient despite being one of the primary pillars supporting Canada’s national economy. The ECM has projected increasing political fragmentation globally because confidence in centralized governments is collapsing. As living standards weaken, taxes rise, and debt expands, people begin identifying more regionally than nationally. They stop believing national institutions represent their interests. The sovereignty movement in Alberta will continue growing so long as Ottawa pursues policies viewed as economically punitive toward the province. Court orders and database removals may slow organizational efforts temporarily, but they do not eliminate the underlying resentment driving the movement itself.

Nobody who is following the Alberta separation movement is watching those videos. They're watching the town hall meetings, they're following the lawyers, they're following Mitch Sylvester. They're following official websites. CBC was hoping for local villains, they got overseas grifters instead. I mean, YOU'RE actually voting people into power who CSIS affirms are captured by China, who used their influence over the media to convince you that China's top pick for PM was the right choice. Maybe CBC should investigate that? Maybe find out WHY China desperately wants a Liberal government in Canada? Is it at all possible to you that maybe, just maybe, Albertans have legitimate grievances that Ottawa refuses to address for decades? Or it's more plausible to you that some random YouTuber in the Netherlands is leading a whole province astray? LOL 🤣 Seriously, you all just got conned by CTV in the OP of this thread and you STILL don't get that it's all government propaganda? 🤣

True. I'm not sure a lot of Alberta separatists would respond to a poll. There's a lot of talk on the Alberta lawyer podcasts of people who didn't want to sign the referendum petition because they felt the Liberals would hack the list the way they did to the Convoy and harass them and freeze bank accounts, etc. They're waiting til the actual vote.

Heart failure rising among young Canadians: research data Perhaps in related news, Pfizer is recruiting for a study to “examine the potential long-term effects associated with myocarditis/pericarditis following vaccination with COMIRNATY.” A Study to Learn About The COVID-19 (Study) Vaccine (Called COMIRNATY) in People That Are Less Than 21 Years Old. - Myocarditis Foundation From 2021: PHAC had their 1st notification Dec 4,2020... according to house of commons response Q766. In 2022 PHAC funded MYCOVACC, studying myocarditis following COVID vax: MYCOVACC - Canadian Cardiovascular Society

I can't understand how this doesn't infuriate people.

NOTE that the other authors on that paper are Morens (currently indicted for covid cover-ups) and Jeffrey Taubenberger, another associate of Fauci implicated in the emails, who was acting director of NIAID and worked at the NIH in Bethesda. They all knew.

I concur. Most people are unaware of all the things he did before and during covid. Just one "for instance": The median time to death from covid was 18 days, long after the virus had burnt out. That's because the deaths were mostly from secondary bacterial pneumonia, which can easily be helped with antibiotics. BUT....... Doctors were directed to NOT prescribe antibiotics for covid patients. Fauci knew about the secondary bacterial pneumonia during pandemics. He co-authored this paper in 2008/2009: Predominant Role of Bacterial Pneumonia as a Cause of Death in Pandemic Influenza: Implications for Pandemic Influenza Preparedness - PMC The majority of "covid" deaths were from the secondary bacterial pneumonia, not from covid. And Fauci played a leading role in what therapies would be allowed - he knew no Emergency authorization could be issued for a vaccine if there were other therapies available. So he made sure things like IVM, HCQ and antibiotics were demonized. He started the pandemic, he drove the direction it went, what policies were followed, what therapies could or could not be used and he profited from it all. A lot of people also died from secondary liver failure due to Fauci's own invention - Remdesivir (frequently called "Run, death is near" by nurses & docs who blew the whistle on the whole thing). Remdesivir was a failed drug he invented for EBOLA, but it killed more people from liver failure than it saved. Fauci had no problem with "off-label" prescribing of Remdesivir (when docs prescribe a drug for a condition or disease it is not normally used for but may impart some benefit, like when docs prescribe birth control pills for acute acne), but he suddenly had a problem with it when it came to IVM or HCQ. And definitely DON'T look up the Midazolam scandal that killed elderly people in nursing homes across the UK during covid. A lot of people died "from covid" that didn't have to.

Here's the most updated VAERS data on amyloids and prions (Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease) spanning 1990 to the present. Rate per 100,000 reports per year: Increase in cases of this rare and quickly fatal disease coincide with increase of cases (26 increasing to 50) in Europe: Emergence of a New Creutzfeldt-Jakob Disease: 26 Cases of the Human Version of Mad-Cow Disease, Days After a COVID-19 Injection | International Journal of Vaccine Theory, Practice, and Research A Potential Role of the Spike Protein in Neurodegenerative Diseases: A Narrative Review | Cureus

For sure. Lawyers for the separation movement are saying the count is closer to 400,000. I guess we'll see.

Had you watched the US Senate hearings you would know this is false. If you knew anything about his history, you'd know this is false. HCQ was shown to be effective against coronaviruses in 2014. It wasn't just picked as a potential effective aid randomly during covid. Interestingly, Fauci was a co-author of the paper. The HCQ study by Pradelle et al, that was done during covid to discredit it and was cited by governments in shaping their policy on HCQ, was later retracted for major methodological flaws and statistical misuse. Why a major hydroxychloroquine study was retracted over statistical misuse The WHO receives their major funding from Bill Gates, the world's foremost vaccine profiteer. The FDA, CDC and NIH are captured by Big Pharma. That's rich. You don't know anything about any of this and are still repeating crap from 2020 that was debunked years ago.

Confessions of a White House Public Health Priestess Excerpt: I was told that Robert F. Kennedy, Jr, an acquaintance of candidate Trump, had gotten him to commit to establishing a Vaccine Safety Commission once he was in office. Mr. Kennedy was now calling and wanted to get the promised commission going. It was my job to make this problem go away. I was all in. We couldn’t have a meeting, an event, or a commission that communicated to the world that vaccines were anything less than the Greatest Public Health Victory we all believed them to be (can I get an “amen?”). So I called up NIH leaders Francis Collins and Tony Fauci and asked them to go ahead and take the meeting, but off-site somewhere, far from the White House and the public view. That meeting, which took place at the NIH campus in Bethesda, Maryland, has become somewhat notorious in MAHA lore. Mr. Kennedy, as well as Del Bigtree and Aaron Siri with the Informed Consent Action Network (ICAN), met with The Authorities about The Science. All of them have spoken publicly about that meeting, where Dr. Fauci assured them of the mountains of studies demonstrating vaccine safety. Reportedly, when asked to produce them, he rifled through his papers as if they were just at the tip of his fingertips. When he couldn’t find them, he promised to deliver the studies later. Which never happened. ICAN filed a Freedom of Information Act lawsuit to get them. HHS settled the lawsuit with a stunning admission - on the record - that no such studies existed.

Carney's speech at the European Summit sounds like all his other ones. He doesn't sound like the Prime Minister of a sovereign country. He sounds like the Davos consultant assigned to the Canadian file.

Foxy, are you tapdancing in his head? 🤣

If he doesn't understand how taking orders from China makes us lose our sovereignty, you're dealing with a whole new level of stoopid here.

Well, you posted exactly the same info I did and I don't even know what your point is. FYI, even the CBC panelists are calling the Liberals out for this.

BC bought a hotel in downtown Vancouver for $55 million and filled it with drug addicts, who completely destroyed it. The government is now moving them out of the destroyed building and refuses to let media see the damage. In totally unrelated news, the BC government is canceling the construction of new healthcare facility - due to lack of funds. ‘Destroyed in less than a year’: Granville St. SRO resident wants public to see conditions - BC | Globalnews.ca

I haven't seen this kind of fanatical desperation to support id10cy since I left the cult. Seeing the psychopathy of it in real time is fascinating.

Being in the presence of lunacy. Like when an insane asylum inmate is really excited to show you what he pooped out into his diaper.

Do you have a cut-off date in mind for rules? I'm not following your "logic". Are you saying this procedure is 10 years old, so they don't follow it? You'll have to provide proof of that. I'm wondering because our Westminster system still has procedures on the books that date back more than a hundred years and they are still followed. Some of it looks silly now - like when they parade in new members and present them to the House. But it's still a procedure that s followed. The rule to not murder in Canada goes back further than that. Is that also an outdated rule? Maybe your friend John Stone can help you - he agrees with everything you are saying.

Amazing. Liberal cheerleaders are so rabid, they even reject the House Of Commons website as "misinformation" if it doesn't say what they want it to say. This is absolutely a cult.