Prime Minister of Canada Mark Carney has recently taken a combative stance against President Donald Trump and his administration.
From the looks of things, Canadian leaders have lost their minds. Have they gone completely nuts? Here’s more from Glenn Beck.
Canadian globalist leaders get skewered on American TV. Two of their top politicians — Ontario Prime Minister Doug Ford and former Canadian deputy prime minister Crystia Freedland — showed up on CNBC. Neither could deal with the heat!
They’re used to the state press backwaters in Canada, but wilt in the glare of real media exposure. Rightfully, they are getting called out for their Trump derangement syndrome, reaching newly imaginable heights. Here’s more from The Liberal Hivemind.
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.
These wins are all from President Donald Trump’s second term. They are so sweet there’s actually a few more than 10 cited. Here’s more from Mr. Reagan.
President Donald Trump is now rearranging the world. The world the [Deep State] created to support their system is now be removed and Trump is now setting up the world to support the people to control the world.
Countries are shifting away from the [Deep State] and are now siding with Trump. The [Deep State] is panicking.
They are on the side of communism, the woke, and criminals. The people of this country can see this very clearly. Patriots are winning every step of the way. Here’s more from the X22 Report.
On America’s 250th Independence anniversary, Susan Kokinda argues that this moment is more profound because Donald Trump and his administration are reviving the “American System” of political economy—tariffs to promote domestic industry, manufacturing, and internal improvements—after it was suppressed following President William McKinley’s assassination in 1901.
She contrasts the American System with the “British System,” citing Henry Carey’s warning of two opposing systems, and says the nation’s economic heritage was replaced by free trade, consumerism, and institutions like the Federal Reserve.
Kokinda connects the Declaration’s appeal to the Laws of Nature and Nature’s God to economics, quoting Lyndon LaRouche on a state shaping a nation’s relationship to the physical universe. She highlights speeches by Jamieson Greer and Scott Bessent on production over consumption, and J.D. Vance’s call for a Hamiltonian approach grounded in human dignity, linking it to the Declaration’s “pursuit of happiness” over “property.” Here’s more from Promethean Updates.
Susan Kokinda argues that President Donald Trump’s recent comments, praising overlap with Bernie Sanders, and Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent’s critique of “slavish devotion to free markets” signal not a change of sides but a shift to a different economic system. It frames Trump’s “new economic plan” as an industrial policy that uses tariffs, tax policy, directed investment, and potential public-private stakes in major AI firms, while also challenging Federal Reserve practices and Wall Street forecasting.
Citing the latest jobs report (172,000 jobs versus a 105,000 forecast, with prior months revised upward), it claims the plan is working, though manufacturing hiring is still early, following a sequence of orders, production, investment, then jobs described by Peter Navarro. Kokinda says this approach revives Henry Clay’s “American System,” presented as distinct from free markets, free trade, or socialism. Here’s more from Promethean Updates.
America and China are in the world’s most expensive bad marriage — They need each other, they don’t trust each other, but it’s too expensive to get divorced.
Bridget Phetasy breaks down Trump’s trip to Beijing, the CEO delegation that proves capitalism always wins, the handshake heard round the world and why the Left would rather Trump spit in Xi’s face than narrowly avoid World War III.
Elon Musk took pictures like a tourist and Marco Rubio has a new name and a new look. Here’s more from Bridget on a new edition of The Dumpster Fire.
