SomeCanadianGuy

If America is so BAD Why is Mark Carneys entire net worth located there (91%) And only 0.5% located in Canada 🇨🇦 He knows if he demolishes Canada the value of his net worth goes up He can buy Canada for Pennies to the dollar later on Elbows up 🇨🇦

🚨 SOMEBODY ISN’T TELLING THE FULL STORY ABOUT THE 🇨🇦🇺🇸TRADE DEAL. Washington and Ottawa are now giving Canadians two completely different explanations for why negotiations collapsed. The U.S. says: Canada declined to finalize terms agreed earlier this week Canada introduced new demands Canada walked back previous commitments Canada continued retaliatory measures against U.S. goods Washington offered major tariff reductions on steel, aluminum, autos and lumber The deal included aerospace coordination, critical minerals, digital trade, export controls, forced-labour enforcement and formal USMCA negotiations Now compare that with Ottawa. Canada says: Important progress had been made The U.S. made last-minute changes Those changes were unfair and uneconomic Carney suspended negotiations and ordered Canadian negotiators home That’s basically it. No detailed explanation of WHAT Washington allegedly changed. No list of the unacceptable provisions. No explanation of which previously agreed terms were altered. No detailed rebuttal of the U.S. claim that Canada introduced new demands. No explanation of what Canada was being asked to concede in exchange for lower tariffs. And that is the problem. The U.S. has put substantially more detail into the public record than the Canadian government has. That does NOT automatically mean Washington is telling the truth. But if Ottawa’s version is accurate, Canadians deserve to see the evidence. What exactly did the Americans change at the last minute? Which provisions became “uneconomic”? What commitments does Washington claim Canada walked back? What did Canada demand that the U.S. refused? There is also one fact neither side can really dispute: Canada walked away. Carney’s own statement says HE suspended negotiations and ordered Canada’s negotiators back to Ottawa. Meanwhile, the U.S. says Canada was being offered significant reductions on steel, aluminum, autos and lumber potentially some of the most favourable treatment available to a major exporter. Ottawa doesn’t really dispute that concessions were offered. It says they simply weren’t enough. So Canadians deserve the documents. Release the negotiating framework from earlier this week. Release the final U.S. proposal. Show exactly what changed. Because right now Washington is making specific allegations while Ottawa is asking Canadians to accept a much more generalized explanation. If the U.S. really blew up the deal with last-minute demands, prove it. If Canada walked back commitments, Canadians deserve to know that too. What does Ottawa have to hide? Release the terms.