🇨🇦 Ottawa calls it a bad deal after making Canada weak enough to get one

The sharpest number here is 50 per cent: Washington just slapped that tariff on roughly $28 billion in Canadian goods, including steel, aluminum and autos, while Team Carney and Doug Ford perform their tough-guy routine about walking away from a bad deal. Fine. But pretending this disaster dropped from the sky is laughable. After years of deindustrialization, energy sabotage, and elite worship of rules-based fantasies, Canada showed up weaker and got treated accordingly, as reported.

Ford says Ontario will win the fight. With what, exactly. Nine per cent of Ontario exports to the U.S. are now hit, businesses are cutting staff, and Ottawa plans dollar-for-dollar retaliation that will hammer Canadians already crushed by inflation. This is the globalist model in action: hollow out your productive base, import dependency, then wrap the fallout in patriotic press conferences. No country obsessed with post-national branding, mass immigration targets, and corporate virtue sermons can negotiate from strength. Sovereignty is not a slogan you dust off after the factories start bleeding.

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