This man is a danger not only to his own country, but to the entire world.
Trump: I pardoned the J-Sixers. I don't think any group has been treated more unfairly than them.
Ross Douthat: Even the ones who attacked police officers?
Trump: There were some who got rough, but [capitol police] were rough to them too.
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"Isn't that a midterm election interference?"
#1 It's not Trump's trade deal.
#2 Canada will sign a trade deal the time and terms are in Canada's best interest.
Mark Carney: Canada is prepared to wait for a new US president rather than sign Trump's trade deal.
Isn't that a midterm election interference?
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Well that didn't take long.
Late addition.
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"No one else is allowed to install signs on the boulevards as it is considered illegal,"
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Well that prediction didn't take long to become reality.
Replying to @harryt59_harry
Trump will now blame Ukraine for destroying US diesel supply chain.
It's a friggin joke.
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So now Trump will blame Ukraine for high diesel costs as they are destroying Russian refinery capacity.
Stay tuned, it's only going to get better.
President Trump has announced that he has reached a deal with Russia in which they will supply the U.S. with 300,000 tons of diesel immediately, 500,000 tons during November, and 1,000,000 tons after that.
He adds that Russia will then deliver 3,000,000 tons within a short period of time.
The price of diesel is about to come down.
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"Canada is reducing government reliance on Starlink and investing in domestic options for strategic reasons, but it is not removing the service from the market."
As a Canadian, we love Starlink
@elonmusk
Why is Mark Carney going after Starlink and appointing his buddy a new company to compete when he removes Starlink?
Allow Canadians to make their own choices
He wants to rule like a dictator
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Check out this article: cnn.com/2026/09/27/politics/…
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Does the veto over sensitive investments in the proposed deal between the US, Denmark and Greenland refer to critical minerals ?
Does US adversary mean any country wishing to mine those critical minerals.? Not just China or Russia?
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The sensitive investment part, I take as being critical minerals. The US adversary part could be any country.
The veto part is very troubling if true.
Donald Trump wrote on Truth Social tonight that the United States has reached an "Infinite Life Agreement" with Denmark and Greenland, one that gives Washington permanent control over the island's security, bars adversaries from building bases or making sensitive investments there without written American approval, and costs the United States nothing at all.
He promised a large new military presence and called the whole thing a dream come true.
Denmark confirmed it within the hour. Copenhagen and Nuuk expect to sign next week at the UN General Assembly, and according to Mette Frederiksen the agreement strengthens security in the Arctic and North Atlantic while recognising the Kingdom's sovereignty, its territorial integrity and the Greenlanders' right to decide their own future. Jens-Frederik Nielsen calls it good for the entire Western alliance, and neither of them mentions control, vetoes or eternity.
That may be because most of it has been sitting in a drawer since 1951. The defence agreement signed that year, under the NATO umbrella, already lets American forces build bases and move freely across Greenland for as long as the alliance exists. Trump has spent eighteen months threatening an ally to win something America never actually lost.
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It is happening right now.
Europe is considering a European Security Council, bringing together the EU, UK, Canada, Norway, and Ukraine.
What this tells us, and what Mark Carney has said explicitly, is that with two years left of the Trump presidency, nations are planning for a world that doesn't rely on the US. It isn't about cutting them off entirely, it's about building the capacity to trade, legislate, and defend without needing American oversight.
Take it from someone living through a post-Brexit reality, you shape power from inside the room, not shouting from outside.
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Worth the read. Interesting.
I remain sceptical, but the benefits are obvious.
Economically, Canada is the 11th biggest economy in the world, bigger than all but 3 EU member states. Adding it to the common market would immediately give a 10% boost to the EU GDP and likely accelerate growth in the long run.
Canada also has plenty of critical natural resources vital to ensure European sovereignty: Oil, Natural Gas, Potash, a catalogue of 34 critical minerals including Lithium and even Uranium.
This association would also benefit our common security as Canada is more than willing to boost military cooperation with European countries and is very keen on bilateral investments into our military-industrial sectors.
But most importantly it might serve to invigorate the anaemic state of our Union. Associating with Canada would be a win in and of itself but Carney also proposes a grand vision that is clear, constructive, realistic and which hinges on a EU that realises its potential and acts as the benevolent cornerstone of an alternative global architecture.
One way or another, Canada is going all-in on the EU. That needs to be worth something.
Readers added context they thought people might want to know
This screenshot incorrectly depicts Russia, Ukraine and Belarus as members of the EU. The post is based on Canada potentially joining the EU, so this is unrelated and therefore misleading.
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Member_st…
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Did the U.S not do the same to Iran resulting in "hurting the world"?
Donald Trump called on Volodymyr Zelenskiy to stop targeting Russian diesel infrastructure, saying the attacks were causing a shortage of the fuel that is ‘hurting the world’ reut.rs/4ytUTvA
Ukrainian attacks on Russian diesel 'hurting the world': Trump - News
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Absolutely great news.
Canadian contract helps strengthen global fertilizer supply through new potash agreement with Bangladesh
ow.ly/9LVA106Ex43
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Francine does not tell lies.
"If you’ve ever had Buckley’s, you already know. One shot and you’re growing chest hair, apologizing for it, and shovelling the driveway"
The concept of “Canadian tequila” is simple. It can be made from Canada balsam, the same core ingredient in Buckley’s.
If you’ve ever had Buckley’s, you already know. One shot and you’re growing chest hair, apologizing for it, and shovelling the driveway.
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