Trump put the final nail in their coffin.
From now on, any country or other entity that helps Iran will be removed from the US dollar system and the world’s largest market.
Welcome to Operation Economic Outcast and the end of Iran’s economic future. Here’s more from Lori Colley.
After Prime Minister Mark Carney abruptly pulled Canada out of U.S. trade talks and framed the dispute as a “war,” this episode argues the rupture isn’t really about tariffs but about political and financial strategy aimed at the U.S. midterm elections.
Citing U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer’s account of negotiations and Canada’s unique retaliation, the script claims Carney is pursuing “geo-industrialization” and a “donut strategy” to go around the White House and influence American public opinion, aided by U.S.-connected advisers and outreach to mostly Democrats. It also highlights comments from Iran’s foreign minister about U.S. debt and links the broader conflict to competing economic systems.
The episode concludes that Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is fighting a parallel battle to manage risks from the yen carry trade using tools like FIMA to prevent destabilizing Treasury selloffs. Here’s more from Promethean Updates.
The independence battle is heating up in Alberta Canada, as residents grow weary of being robbed blind by the Canadian government to subsidize the woke tards in Quebec, Montreal and Toronto.
It’s unclear if Alberta will go alone, or if other provinces could join it. Also, it remains to be seen whether Alberta wants to re-establish itself as a separate nation or instead seek to become the 51st state within the United States.
Here, Neil Johnson reveals how independence leaders from Alberta conducted a secret session recently with President Donald Trump to discuss the options. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney was said to be “apoplectic” over the secession meeting.
Alberta’s separatist movement is gaining momentum following Prime Minister Mark Carney’s recent election victory in Canada.Here’s more from Clayton Morris on Redacted News.
Earlier this week, newly elected Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney, a liberal, visited the White House. Mark Carney ran a campaign emphasizing Canadian nationalism, which successfully won him the election.
However, nothing will negate the undue stresses Canada’s NATO spending shortfalls and trade surplus have on its relationship with the United States. Now, President Trump is taking him to task, argues Victor Davis Hanson on today’s edition of “Victor Davis Hanson: In His Own Words.”
Google whistleblower and author Zach Vorhies returns to discuss puppet Prime Ministers, failed assassinations, Trump tariffs, the censorship industrial complex and the Pfizer Covid vaccines.
Will James O’Keefe get into the vaccines as part of his new dive into Deep State corruption? Stay tuned. Here’s more from the SGT Report.
President Donald Trump heads to Saudi Arabia on the first dip0lomatic overseas mission of his second term. What new deals could he work? This comes on the heels of his White House meeting with Mark Carney, the new prime minister of Canada. Carney ran a harshly negative campaign attacking Trump, but the Canadian was singing a slightly different tune at the White House. No, these will not be great friends, but if they can work together to end fentanyl and other drug dealing, all for the better.
Remember the multiple Q-posts “FlyRothsFly?” What do those posts have to do, if anything, with Carney? Bear in mind his history as a banker, including 13 years with Goldman Sachs as well as a stints with the Bank of England and Bank of Canada. Both banks bore connections with the Rothschilds, who many trace back to the Q-post accounts of flying Roths.
Meanwhile, threats of nuclear war have escalated over the squabbling between India and Pakistan. We’re seeing sting operations exposing corruption and border shenanigans in the United States. Skirmishes are on the rise with dangerous cartels. Here’s more from And We Know.
Did Canada’s new Prime Minister Mark Carney have a close and personal relationship with Jeffrey Epstein?
We’re not certain yet. But Carney did, in fact, have ties with Epstein’s girlfriend and now jailed procuress Ghislaine Maxwell. Photos surfaced in March showing Carney with Maxwell, enjoying a music festival in Great Britain in the summer of 2013. Mark Carney’s wife Diana was also present.
Carney brushed off the photo as wild political assassination. But it turned out Carney’s sister-in-law, Tanya Rothewick, attended school with Ghislaine Maxwell.
Here’s more from Canadian pundit Spencer from the MCGA channel, taking a deep dive look at the connections linking Maxwell, Epstein and Mark Carney. Spencer promises “breaking Canadian politics with boring parts removed.”
