🇨🇦 Five months stranded, and Ottawa still calls this leadership

Two Canadian ships sat trapped in the Persian Gulf for nearly five months, a perfect snapshot of modern Canada: big on posturing, useless at protecting its own commercial interests. While Ottawa burns calories on global virtue theatre, Canadian operators are left sweating in one of the world’s most volatile chokepoints, as reported. Sovereignty is not a land acknowledgment and a rainbow logo. It means having a government that understands trade routes, energy security and hard power.

Instead, the Trudeau era trained this country to outsource seriousness. We moralize abroad, hollow out capacity at home, then act shocked when Canadian assets get stuck in somebody else’s geopolitical knife fight. The same class that cannot secure ports, borders or supply chains still lectures citizens about resilience. This is what globalist management looks like in practice: dependence, exposure and a ruling elite too busy performing compassion to defend national interest.

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