π¨π¦ Carney sold out continental security for 49,000 rolling surveillance units
Mark Carney flew to Beijing, shook Xi's hand, and traded border integrity for tariff relief on canola. The price: 49,000 Chinese EVs at 6.1 percent tariff, each one a mobile data harvester capable of sending 3D video and geolocation back to Beijing. Even a Democratic senator and former CIA officer is sounding the alarm about vehicles that double as espionage infrastructure. But Ottawa promises vague safeguards while Public Safety Minister Anandasangaree assures us it's all under control.
This is what post-national governance looks like. Carney prioritized access to Chinese markets over hemispheric trust, then acted shocked when Trump threatened 100 percent tariffs in response. Canada is now a customs backdoor for Beijing, wedging itself between Washington and sovereignty. The Liberals spent a decade warning about foreign interference, then literally imported it on four wheels.
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