🇨🇦 Strait of Hormuz blockade grounds flights while Trudeau's Canada watches from the sidelines

Global jet fuel shortage triggered by U.S.-Israel strikes on Iran in February has doubled fuel costs and sparked what experts call the worst aviation crisis ever. Canadian airlines are cancelling flights, hiking fares, and bleeding hundreds of millions — but Ottawa's response remains invisible. We produce 85% of our aviation fuel domestically, yet we're still hostage to global price spikes because we're too integrated into a system we don't control. No strategic reserves, no sovereignty, no plan — just crisis management in real time.

Meanwhile, Canadians get to pay the bill. Fares won't drop even if supply recovers because airlines never waste a good crisis. Fewer seats, same demand, dynamic pricing — welcome to globalist interdependence. This is what happens when you don't build resilience at home and treat energy security like a side issue. You end up grounded by wars you didn't start, in regions you can't influence, with a government too paralyzed to act.

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