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I ADDED A TWO MORE WEEKS BUTTON FOR A QUICK PREVIEW, LMFAO

>>24966750

The niggers.

>>24966738

farmer market off the main roads o7

>>24966649

that meme is a lie

>>24966751

Has it previously been posted?

Canada only has deals from other countries because of CUSMA

No CUSMA = No deals

Canada is committing Economic Suicide

>>24966759

>that meme is a lie

ONLY FREE PEACHES HERE, LMFAO

>>24966760

correct

>>24966761

the only reason they are still considered a 1st world country is because of the expectation that a previously first world country cant possibly fall that far to shit

but they became a resource farm for china

look at the EV tariff situation where they implemented tariff to match POTUS, then china says "hey we will block your canola exports if you do that EV tariff"

so canada dropped the tariff, over the threat OF A SINGLE RESOURCE being cut off from being sent to china

imagine what happens to that shithole when they lose the partner that takes 75% of EVERYTHING they export

kek

fkn rekt

you get the hubris of that retard in charge of manitoba still standing firm like a hero for blocking import of US liquor to that province like it makes a difference on the global scale of what they are fucking with

>>24966766

I DID NOT READ THAT, LMFAO

>>24966739

Try new Squirrel Squares from Road-Ready Flatsnacks today!!

Aug 21, 2026

https://sharylattkisson.substack.com/p/why-is-the-democrat-party-short-on

As of the end of June, the Democratic National Committee (DNC) reported it had more debt than cash, leaving it $2.2 million in the red. That’s $16.3 million in cash alongside roughly $18.5 million in debt.

>>24966752

The steaks have never been higher.

TWO MORE WEEKS, LMFAO

Every Government Employee who holds contempt for the Constitution and Bill Of Rights deserves to hang by the neck until dead

>>24966447

The fat lady doesnt want to sing yet?

>>24966772

https://www.youtube.com/shorts/Qej61juLyXo

POLITICS & POLICY

As U.S.-Canada trade talks collapse, Carney says retaliatory tariffs will start Sept. 8

PUBLISHED SAT, AUG 22 20269:57 AM EDTUPDATED

KEY POINTS

• The U.S. and Canada failed to reach a trade deal on Friday to stave off new tariffs by the Trump administration.

• The tariffs impact roughly $20 billion worth of Canadian imports, including wine, furniture, dairy products, cement, clothing, fishing rods, hockey equipment.

• Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said the country would retaliate “dollar for dollar” with tariffs starting on Sept.

The U.S. imposed 50% tariffs on some Canadian products on Saturday after trade talks between the two countries fell apart on Friday.

In response, Canada said it would impose its own retaliatory tariffs beginning on Sept. 8.

Negotiators for both sides had been working on a deal all week, at times signaling that an agreement was near. President Donald Trump had postponed the original deadline of Wednesday just hours ahead of it being imposed, saying that there was a soon-to-be finalized deal. Dominic LeBlanc, Canada’s trade minister for the U.S., told reporters on Thursdaythat a deal was “very close.”

However, both sides blamed the other for not reaching a deal as the tariffs, impacting roughly $20 billion in Canadian exports, including wine, furniture, dairy products, cement, clothing, fishing rods, hockey equipment, went into effect on Saturday morning.

U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer, in a post on X early Saturday morning, that “Canada declined to finalize the trade deal under the terms agreed earlier this week.”

Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said in a statement released on Friday that despite working toward a deal, “that progress has not been enough to meet our objectives for Canadians,” saying that “last-minute changes in the U.S. proposed terms were unfair, uneconomic, and called into question the reliability of any deal.”

In a Saturday press conference in Ottawa, Ontario, Carney said that the U.S. demands had gone too far.

“They asked too much and offered too little,” he said, adding that Canada had been willing to drop its remaining retaliatory tariffs on steel, aluminum and autos if the United States lowered its own.

As a result, Carney said Canada would put its own retaliatory tariffs into effect on Sept. 8, and those duties will target sectors such as steel, dairy, agricultural equipment, and pulp and paper, among others. He said additional details on those new measures would be released in the coming days, previously noting that the retaliatory measures would be “dollar for dollar.”

Carney also highlighted the energy relationship between the two countries: “Canada fuels American growth … I don’t think they want us to stop sending any of that energy.”

Trump criticized Canada’s trade policies.

“Canada wants the benefits of being a State, without being one!!!,” Trump said in a post on Truth Social early Sunday. “They have also charged our great farmers, for many years, massive amounts of Tariffs. No more!!!”

“Trump just slapped another bill on hardworking American families — who are already crushed by his skyrocketing costs. This nonsense with Canada should have never gone into effect. It must end now,” Schumer wrote.

Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, highlighted the impact to her state of what she called the “on-again/off-again trade talks between the U.S. and Canada” in a post on X, writing that “Maine imports approximately $2 billion in non-petroleum products from Canada each year.”

“The Administration must consider the negative impact tariffs would have on Maine businesses, communities, and families and work to reach a fair agreement with our Canadian neighbors,” she wrote, urging both sides to return to negotiations.

In a statement issued on Saturday, Business Roundtable CEO Joshua Boltensaid that while the “Business Roundtable appreciates the Trump Administration’s focus on addressing barriers facing American exporters … new tariffs and retaliation risk raising costs for American businessesand families, disrupting vital supply chains, and straining the important economic relationship between the United States and Canada.”

However, Greer, in an appearance on Fox News on Saturday, said that there are no new planned talks with the Canadians. “They’ve always had the best deal, and they still would have an even better deal, but they didn’t want that,” he said.

https://www.cnbc.com/2026/08/22/us-canada-trade-talks-collapse-ushering-in-wave-of-new-tariffs.html

>>24966776

>The steaks have never been higher.

4530

Jun 26, 2020 8:15:35 PM EDT

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https://twitter.com/elenochle

Rising to the occasion.

Understanding WHAT'S AT STAKE.

God bless each and every one of you.

We will not fail.

WWG1WGA!!!

>>24966779

WHEN THE UFO CUMS BACK

WILL YUR BUTTPLUG GIT SUCKID INTO YUR MIND

CAUSE MAGNETS?

Trade Talks – President Trump and USTR Greer Respond to Canada’s Claims

August 23, 2026 | Sundance |

There are a few that ankle bite about President Trump focusing on trade agreements as if it is foreign policy and not economic policy for America that is the #1 factor in our future. I do not see value in such nonsense. Economic security is national security – period.

After a day of Canadian government officials pushing a twisted narrative about their position regarding U.S-Canada trade, President Trump puts forth a simple truthful statement:

Donald J. Trump*

@realDonaldTrump

Canada wants the benefits of being a State, without being one!!! They have also charged our great farmers, for many years, massive amounts of Tariffs. No more!!! President DJT

[SOURCE]

Additionally, U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) Jamieson Greer talked to the New York Times about the current issues that created the fracture in negotiations. I will outline those aspects below.

CTH readers will note that in 2025 and again earlier this year, our prediction was the USMCA (CUSMA) would dissolve in/around early July, and the U.S. would ultimately end up withdrawing completely in/around August of 2026. I would be remiss if I did not note current events are following a very predictable path.

=Trade issues with Canada are irreconcilableagainst the entitlement that underpins the Canadian economic mindset. You will note these “friction points” do not exist with Mexico; there is a cultural and brutally factual reason for this.

Canada feels entitled to maintain a trade relationship with the USA as if they are a state in our union. However, just like the abusive mentality in any toxic relationship, Canada refuses any reciprocity. Canada maintains protectionist tariffs, non-tariff barriers, quotas against U.S. goods and one-way restrictions on banking, finance, intellectual property and media. The latter part they call “cultural” protection.

(https://theconservativetreehouse.com/

Canada believes the City of London will protect them. Carney will regret his dishonest lies and thinks he will change the problem.

>>24966770

real fear

fuck that person with the camera

BIG MISTAKE GOING AFTER ME PAL" - YOU

"IM HOOKED UP" - YOU

HAHAHA

NOT ANYMORE.

POOF THERE GOES YOUR MAGIC CIA COMPANY.

BYE BYE ASSBANG

and the silver drone >>24966778

>>24966519

>188th Infantry Brigage

Brigage?

>>24966788

kek

anon [re]members

WTD