129 Replies to ““Again, I say to you, he seems focused on us becoming the 51st state.””

  1. Looking forward to Ford stupidly cutting the power off on Feb 28 after he gets his mandate from the Ontario normies. It’ll be the greatest FAFO moment in Canadian history.

    1. It’d be hilarious. The US would send some old dudes from some National Guard units to block any Canadian access to the Great Lakes locks, and maybe three Coast Guard dinghies to blockade our ports. We’re starved out in under a week.

    1. Buy from whom?

      Note: Trump has said Canada has nothing the US wants, so why would he want Canada?

      He’ll get 40 million people who vote like Californians.

      1. Why would he annex an enormous liability?

        Resources are already available. No need to annex a sort of functioning mess.

        1. VOWG

          Trumpy says 51st state. States have votes.

          To be admitted to the Union, Congress has to approve. Democrats would want multiple states to be admitted.

          It’s not going to happen.

          Trump isn’t that stupid. Nor are Republicans.

          1. But Canadians are that (wilfully) stupid. President Trump will be perfectly satisfied if Canadians collectively grow up and take responsibility for our country.

          2. VOWGay
            “Trump isn’t that stupid. Nor are Republicans.”
            Oh contrare my GAY friend, Repukes are that stupid, and so are kanada’s cucks/bible pounders .
            And so far the discussion in here is just oral farting.

          3. I said a protectorate. I did not elaborate on it. AS far as GYM is concerned, don’t be.
            You really are on ignorant insulting S O B.

          4. VOWG

            I understand you said “protectorate”. Trump has specifically said “state”.

            Why would the US want Canada as a protectorate?
            What would protectorate mean for all those SDA readers who relish the idea of being a state.

            I’m just trying to better understand the point of your comment

  3. Its beginning to be clear that Canada has a self esteem issue. The booing at sporting events, the constant orange man bad narrative from media.
    What is the Canadian identity ? Seems to be more so of just that we are not Americans.
    Trump has exposed Canada for the spoiled whining child that it is. This will most certainly get worse before it gets better

        3. And doesn’t want to participate in defending itself.

          Because that’s the job of the Americans?

    1. Indeed because the East votes NDP like Calgary and Edmonton as did BC and Manitoba and even Alberta. Yep.

    2. And sure as h*ll not the Left Coast. We are about to see the creation of Diagonland. Now isn’t that some Karma. I wonder what Quebec will do without the equalization payments! New pipelines from Alaska to the Gulf of America and as the song used to say “And the money keeps rolling in!”

    4. He only wants the good parts, i.e. Canada, but not most of the Canadians. The U.S.A. produces more than enough people who vote stupid, they don’t us for that.

  5. I’m not sure what you’re worried about. Brian Zinchuk’s two imaginary friends have ensured they will commit all manner of war crimes to ensure Mexican cartels and Chinese tongs have full control over this ridiculous country’s “borders”.

      1. You don’t need to convince me. You’re the greatest Canadian hero of all time, Zinchuk,

        You and your hilariously-stupid imaginary friends.

        1. No, I’m just a guy.
          But I’m no Quisling. As you would apparently be.
          How hilariously stupid were the Afghans, who with next to nothing sent the US army packing after bleeding them for 20 years? The US wins every battle, but loses every war in the end, for the last 25 years.

          1. And to that end – ask anyone in the US military who served in the sandbox from 2001 to 2021 – After the initial elation, how many now are happy with having served there? How many, like the very famous SEAL Shawn Ryan, question why they were there? And how many have killed themselves since coming back? Far more than were killed there.
            Now how many would wonder why they would be occupying Canada, of all places?

          2. Well one thing about the afghans your missing .
            They have a religious faith, some fight in their blood, and they remember where they come from.
            I’m good to sit back and let the Eloi do some heavy lifting for a change. And I won’t be fighting for China. This country full of shallow, malleable retards deserves what it gets . What else can I say I just watched Ford’s new ad to protect Ontario. What’s he going to do make himself into a fat bomb? What an absolute joke.

          3. “How hilariously stupid were the Afghans, who with next to nothing sent the US army packing after bleeding them for 20 years?”

            Oh, great…another guy who knows nothing about military matters trying to sell the fiction that some Afghans ‘won’ a war with the most powerful military in the world. They won nothing…they jumped back and forth across borders than the Americans soldiers were forbidden by their own politicians to cross (gee, just like Vietnam). The Americans could have exterminated the mujahideen easily if they had been allowed to do so. They weren’t.

          4. The U S refused to totally destroy the Afghans. That was the failure, not doing that of which they were more than capable because of stupid democrat communist politicians.

          8. Brain
            When yer too STUPID to figure out that that was the plan all along……
            Deep stated can’t have endless wars without some fighting going on………
            Swamp doesn’t want to win wars, they just want war$$$$$$$……….

          9. You’re no Quisling. Nor are you an Afghani muslim, used to living on next to nothing and believing there is nothing better in life than killing unbelievers and that dying in that fight gets you to heaven.

          10. Count me as another that sees this Chinese vassal state as a waste of time.
            I would rather live free under an American flag, than live on my knees under the Communist Chinese.
            You seem to prefer the Chinese option Zinchuk. Seems to be a commie thing with Ukrainians.

        2. Again, your idiot war-crime bought-and-paid-for amigos will do anything to maintain Mexican and Chinese control over our border.

          It’s not the flex you think it is.

          But you’re not particularly bright, are you.

        3. When being coddled by leaders like Bush, and Obama the US military can’t defeat a group of Neolithic Goat diddlers from Afghanistan.

          That being said, even with your two buddies that likely grease each others proverbial weapons and not their actual guns, the US will march in to this province being welcomed like heroes. Those of us who actually have arsenals at our disposal won’t be using them to resist American liberation.

          It’s also incredibly funny watching a degenerate Nazi sympathizer like yourself accuse Liberty loving victims of Justin Trudeau’s fascism and corruption of being quislings.

  6. Well … we spent the equivalent of $0.36/acre in 2023 dollars for Alaska. Sooooo … Canada = 2.9 billion acres x $0.36/acre = $ 1.04 B x 0.57 exchange rate = $590M USD. …

    So, you owe us $200B for your defense since you’re a pacifist nation with nothing more than a symbolic military … and the market value of Canada is sayyyy $2B … because Letitia James had her experts appraise all the improvements in Canada … and it didn’t turn out to be all that much, maybe $1.4B max. Hence, you pay us $198B + we now own Canada. Oh … and settling up with your native peoples is your problem. Your tribes, your problem … but they won’t be owning any part of our 51st State.

    This surely fits Brian’s fantasy world?

    1. The US defend Canada? From whom?

      Spend $200 billion on the military? Why? So we can participate in the endless wars of the US?

      1. JOKE
        You ain’t smart enough to know when to STFU.
        USA defends kanukistan from the rest of the world, and if they would now just take over kanukistan’s border control……….

        1. Gym

          Which country could militarily invade and take over Canada?

          Russia? They can’t take over Ukraine.

          China? They’re focused on Taiwan.

          There’s only one country. The US.
          For Canada (population 40 million) to be able to defend itself against the US (population 340 million), we’d need a population of 150 million or more. Is that what you’re advocating?

          1. “Which country could militarily invade and take over Canada?”

            The USSR could have done so easily. We would be having this conversation in Russian now if it wasn’t for the United States sharing a border with us.

            “Russia? They can’t take over Ukraine.”

            Not without destroying too much of it, no. And not while the rest of the world keeps providing Ukraine with weaponry they can’t produce (or even operate) themselves.

            “China? They’re focused on Taiwan. ”

            They would also have taken over Canada by now if not for the United States. Taiwan isn’t going anywhere.

          2. If you can’t defend it, you don’t own it. Our less than 5,000 combat troops, ever-dwindling obsolete air force, and just sad navy, couldn’t defend the mess hall at CFB Trenton from any modern army if every machine and man in the forces was stationed there. Hell, we can’t even get to the Arctic without US and Chinese help with icebreakers, we don’t have any that are up for the job.

            So yeah, law of the jungle states that big, long, coastline and all that area within is completely up for grabs to the first place gutsy enough to challenge the Yankees for it. Because we aren’t defending s#!t.

          3. Some would say that China has already taken over Canuckistan… without firing a single shot!
            That’s Canuckistan’s defense for you.

          4. FredBC

            a) As you and numerous others have said the USSR no longer exists.
            b) the USSR effectively took over Cuba, and the US did nothing. If the USSR had attacked Canada would the US have risked nuclear war to defend Canada?

            c) “Not without destroying too much of it, no.” It being Ukraine. So are you saying the Russians are employing US tactics and don’t want to do what’s necessary to win the war? Ever since WW2 the US has fought wars by trying not to lose.

            Back in Feb 2017 Donald Trump said:

            “Win. We have to win. We have to start winning wars again,” Trump said. “I have to say, when I was young, in high school and college, everybody used to say that we never lost a war. ‘We never lost a war.’ You remember.”

            “And now we never win a war,” Trump added. “We never win. And we don’t fight to win.”

            d) China

            Much as you might think it would happen, or could happen, China isn’t going to invade Canada militarily. That’s my point. They have other means of exercising dominance (just like the US does) and a strong Canadian military would make no difference.

            And China’s biggest issue isn’t military conquest. What do you think is the biggest issue facing China today.

      2. “Spend $200 billion on the military? Why? ”

        So we can meet our NATO commitment for the first time since 37 years or so.

        “So we can participate in the endless wars of the US?”

        You mean the “endless wars” that Donald Trump has gotten the US *out* of?

          1. “What are the US military doing
            – in Iraq?
            – in Syria?
            – in Yemen?
            – in Somalia?”

            Peacekeeping (obviously).

            Not participating in “endless wars”…and Canada is not being asked to join them anyway. Clear enough?

    1. Canada is the U.S.’s biggest foreign source of aluminium, much of it from Quebec.

      How Trump figures U.S. industries can thrive with expensive aluminium is anyone’s guess.

      1. The US will decide lack of aluminum is a threat to national security, and act militarily to seize the supply chain?

      2. I was going to accuse Canada of paying slave wages just so they can dump cheap aluminum in the US … then I remembered how your government has devalued the Canadian dollar … jusssssst like their ChiCom masters have done since Nixon established rapprochement…

        1. How did Canada devalue its own currency, given that it’s freely traded on the world’s bourses?

          1. I don’t know … Central bank lowers interest rates … green policies grind productivity to a halt? Investors no longer want to catch the falling knives of the Canadian dollar?

          2. And the printer goes round and round, round and round. KM, I often don’t agree with you, but you usually present a cogent argument.
            2020-2024 Canadian money supply grew by 38%, GDP by 20% indicates a debasement of 18%
            2020-2024 US money supply grew by 34%, GDP by 37% indicating stability.

            Over that period, the $CDN has depreciated by 13% vs. $USD

            That’s how.

          3. Central banks do this through repo and reverse repo trades. It is quite easy to keep currencies in target ranges when you have bond issuance rights. Oh and Canadian Pensions and Insurance companies are required to own CAD bonds.

          4. A low Canadian $ is longtime Liberal policy, advantageous for Quebec/Ontario manufacturing, not so much for the commodity coasts.

      3. I will not shed a tear over Quebec job losses when in comes to aluminium. Had they been more cooperative in green lighting pipeline east, I’d have a different opinion. BTW, many of my neighbours out here in northeast New Brunswick love Trump. And, if we ever had the chance to vote on a referendum to leave this commie wasteland and join the US, we’d do so in a heartbeat.

      4. And……….what is Canada’s biggest source of Aluminum? China. Quebec does a tiny value add and then sends it into the US via USMCA, like China does with Mexico and autos. Trumps favourite line? “No more games”.

        1. Huh? I don’t think China has much in the way of bauxite (aluminum ore) otherwise they wouldn’t import it from Guinea (West Africa). Brazil has lots of bauxite too. Canada imports and smelts raw bauxite ore into aluminum (which is very dependent on the price of electricity) – hence Quebec.

          Canada applied tariffs on Chinese steel and aluminum imports back in October 2024. No more games indeed.

          1. China imports it’s bauxite from Papua New Guinea and Australia primarily, and is the worlds largest smelter, some 60% of world total. Canada does 8% of China’s total. China ships tons of Aluminum into Canada, to be slightly processed and slid into the US under USMCA. Don’t bring a knife to a gunfight.

  8. Trump’s comments put to rest any idea that he is joking about annexing Canada. He’s serious.

    And it makes sense. Threatening tariffs over fentanyl and illegal immigration when there’s little evidence of a serious problem at the northern border didn’t add up. Improving security at the border is something you negotiate, you don’t threaten to destroy economies over. So we’re left with the theory that Trump was considering economic warfare to take over Canada.

      1. Largest fentanyl lab in history busted in Vancouver? This does NOT look good for Canada.

        That’s really not fair. You shouldn’t confront stupendous geniuses like KM with actual facts.

        1. Waterhouse

          Americans have a craving for fentanyl. Stop buying it and problem is solved.

          The US says there’s lots of fentanyl coming across the Canadian border. So the US should do more inspections.

          The US should also get the CIA out of the drug business.

        1. Yes the largest fentanyl lab ever was created to serve the Canadian market.

          You’re very, very, stupid, KM, but you really shouldn’t pretend to be that stupid.

          2. Modesty is a virtue only up to the point that it obstructs greatness, Marmot. Yes, there are many stupid ones here, but you have made a heroic claim to be The Stupid One, and I would not deny you.

        2. And how much did US Customs not seize? The whole argument of only 43lbs is specious at best, malignant at worse. There could be tons of fentanyl going south and we wouldn’t know about it. Try harder, Marmot.

          1. We don’t but…

            1. If there’s a lot of fentanyl pouring over the border, surely U.S. Customs would have found more than 43 lbs.

            2. If tons of fentanyl are pouring over the border and they find only 43 libs, just how poor is U.S. Customs at its job? Maybe that’s where Trump should start. It is, after allm ultimately the U.S.’s job to stop illicit people and substances from coming in to the U.S.

            3. If Trump threatens impoverishing tariffs that would both economies, surely the onus is on him to produce justificaton for it in the form of solid evidence.

            Try again, Thuc.

          2. KM. It’s a very porous border. I remember the controversy circling around the Akwesasne tribe, which straddles the border in the Cornwall region, because they were heavily involved in the illegal cigarette smuggling black market, when our good friends in the federal government decided to hike cigarette taxes.

            It’s relatively easy to get stuff through this border, KM.

        3. https://www.thebureau.news/p/exclusive-how-the-rcmp-cbsa-and-trudeau

          According to multiple enforcement veterans, American agencies began withholding intelligence more than ten years ago after repeated incidents in which top‐secret files were jeopardized or blocked by Canadian legal demands.

          “The level of stuff the Americans were willing to work with us on was incredible, but we were so hamstrung by Canadian disclosure laws and RCMP policies—written to protect the RCMP from potential embarrassments rather than to protect Canadians from actual dangers,”

          1. That’s an excellent article that points out the money for all this trafficking is out of Canada.
            The TD Bank has been fined $3Billion for money laundering $Billions. How many other banks?
            1.3 billion packages under $800.00 enter the US every year.
            The money makes everything else happen, dry that up and fentanyl goes away.
            Canadian higher ups are blocking investigations.
            China/Liberal connections at the highest levels are suspected.
            The law firm that retired Liberals go to work at, are partnered with China for decades.
            The US does not trust the RCMP or CBSA, with intelligence. Or share five eyes for that matter.
            The “border” Trump is talking about is more than just fentanyl.
            It’s trust.
            That is on Canada, all of it.

        4. Did you see why that was? Becauee Canada has effectively ZERO port controls. The VAST majority of fentanyl is coming in through ports, on containers.

          “Waaah, that isna US problem … waah …”.

          Welk, when the US begins inspecting EVERY SINGLE CANADIAN SHIPPING CONTAINER from Canada, it will become a YOU problem, Canada.

          1. If the US believes Canada is a major source of fentanyl, then they should do more inspections.

            Perhaps as many as they do for goods and containers coming in from Mexico?

    2. Expect 230 comments calling you everything under the sun.
      And you are absolutely right. How many times do people need to hear him say it?

        1. Brian and KM, the story on CBC yesterday was that that lab alone was responsible for 90,000,000 doses.
          Pretty sure that is more than the domestic market needs. Story continued that it was moved to the port of Vancouver and shipped to the US, via the north west ports. Seizures mean nothing. The report then went on to discuss that money laundering was the bigger problem, like everything it always comes down to the money. More: Canadian banks are involved in 90% of the laundering of Mexican and Chinese drug money.
          That gets personal for me, I am about to be the last member of my family not gone to the US, my youngest is graduating in 4 months BN, RN and can never, ever afford a house in Canada. Canadian houses are double US prices, but incomes are 40% lower. Impossible without a major distortion in the market. That distortion is laundered drug money inflating real estate in TO and VCR, which trickles through the economy.
          For all your talk of Trump being the threat to Canada, you are missing the forest for the trees. An entire cohort of kids, call it 30 and under, having done the hard work to set themselves up for a middle class lifestyle they knew from their upbringing, discovering they are condemned to be wage slaves, (own nothing and be happy). I don’t know how in touch you are with this cohort, but they are angry, and I don’t mean a little bit. They are the threat to Canada as you know it, they either leave and are replaced with third worlders of questionable credentials and language skills? Oh wait, I think I am seeing that. Or they embrace radical politics which will make Trump look like Mr. Rogers.
          I am always amazed by “it’s all Trump’s fault”. So galactically naive. Where does he come from? There are cranks everywhere, they are no threat. He has simply given voice to over half of his country who are mad and aren’t going to take it anymore. Canadians have way more to be mad about, and Canadian nice (deference, cowardice whatever) only goes so far.

          1. Canadians by and large do not want to look in the mirror and confront their own glaring shortcomings. It feels much better to just look south, sneer at those gun-totin’ redneck hillbillies who are such dummies they elected Trump twice, and then finish the exercise with a hearty, “It’s not faaaaaaaiiiiiirrrrrr that Trump wants to hit us with tariffs!”

            We are a complacent, smug, people who’ve not had to face anything resembling geopolitical reality for a very long time, and all we really want is to roll over, go back to sleep, and leave all the hard stuff to those very same Americans we hold in not-so-thinly veiled contempt. Colonel Jessep’s retort about “Sleeping under the very blanket of freedom that I provide, and then questioning the manner in which I provide it!” comes to mind.

            Frankly we don’t deserve to be a sovereign nation with our attitude. Our war dead would rightfully be ashamed of us.

          3. Well put Peter.
            I bet they are pissed.
            My daughter will own my home, if I am allowed to keep it.
            You know climate change.
            Trump will end the climate scam too.

          4. I.M.

            Beautifully said. Unlike so many of your compatriots, you actually appear to LOVE Canada as you should. I heartily agree that you should all M’CaGA Make Canada Great Again! You should be looking out for Canada’s best interests. Canada’s NATIONAL interests. Not some dystopian post-Nationalist vassal State of the UN, or something.

            PS … booing Trump and America at a hockey game nobody watched doesn’t do a single thing for Canada’s National interests.

          6. Kenji:
            There’s not enough of us with the will to MCaGA, at least not yet.
            With a lot of prayer, maybe that will change. DO NOT underestimate the power of prayer. It’s pretty much all we normal-thinking people have left. Some would say it’s not much, but I will reiterate: do not underestimate it’s power.
            In the meantime, I will continue to speak out against Canuckistan.

          7. fc … I’m praying for you and your nation … HARD. I have a vested interest as my grandsons were just granted Canadian citizenship. Yep. They’re dual citizens. Which I expect many here on SDA would dearly love to be.

      2. Trump annexing Canada?

        Who cares, Canada is a stupid little post national state that serves no one but the Euro/ Asian elites.

        It’s the US that would be as equally stupid to allow such a banana republic to operate on its border unchecked.

    3. “Trump’s comments put to rest any idea that he is joking about annexing Canada. He’s serious.”

      You’re not.

    4. Try seeing it as a promise, not a threat. I’m good with lower taxes, stronger military, accountable government, self defence rights, better health care, cheaper groceries, better selection…. Some threat.

          1. “Well the Dems are well to the right of our conservatives, so yeah.”

            Canadians tend to forget that little detail, don’t they?

            Stephen Harper would have been a Democrat in the US.

    1. Good idea Trump should trade Ontario for the Western half of Ukraine. Get rid of those commie bastards once and for all. Only proven conservatives allowed to escape west.

      Maybe make Ontario a neutral zone.

  10. Who’s he taking it from the Canadians or the Chicoms, you can throw in progs , along with the crony capitalists in there too. They are one in the same except the progs are absolute useless idiots – livestock with a brain parasite. Canada as I know it , started being eaten from within around twenty years ago, and it started with the kids. It’s always was a war and we already lost in a way.
    We are weak…..what are people going to fight for that trip in the winter, their kids screen time, the co exist lawn signs, the right to be asked hey your great and all would you like to die now ?
    Now if your talking about the spirit of the boys that fought in the trenches during the first world war ,and in Italy, Normandy. Maybe you’d have a leg to stand on.
    But you and I probably experiencing that spirit growing up, know that it’s been forcibly hidden and weakened and left to just disappear.
    It’s something a Canadian finds in their heart , and it’s earned by honest struggle and honest hard work. Something progs give lip service too, while demeaning it out of the other side of their mouth, and especially in school.
    Maybe that’s what Trump wants to take care of and if so ….. He can have at it.

  11. Sorry, Brian, but you’ve lost me. I will never click on any post authored by you, again. You are a cultural Trudeau Liberal – something every Canadian should avoid.

    You could have maintained your argument without the ad hominem attacks.

    Here’s something I think every Canadian could agree on: dump every Liberal politician, then work on making Confederation so great, that leaving it would be unthinkable.

    If a large proportion of Canadians dither on this – Ontario, and Quebec- that is all the justification any other province needs to exit Confederation.

    No Canadian should be slave to another Canadian.

  12. It was tough to carve out canada in the first place, an impressive feat really, but Expo ‘67 was probably the beginning of the end. Hippies were taking over the education system unopposed and destructive liberal racist nonsense became the order of the day, every day.

  13. If Harper or a Harper-like PM were still in power – as much as he was disappointing to some – none of this would be happening.

    The high school student council of unfit ideologues and unsound neo-Marxists have brought us to this point.

    Trump is saying stuff that diplomats usually say behind closed doors. Many Americans have had it with the Chicom fifth column north of the border.

  14. Personally, I don’t want the weaponized feds up here.
    That being said, the headaches involved in annexation are yuuuge, it would take much longer than the 4 year mandate Trump has, and I don’t think the political will exists to actually do it.
    IMHO, a more desirable option would be to militarily destroy the current regime and help us build a new, friendlier and more free regime, kinda like the allies did with Germany in the late 40s.

    2. In this case it’s a matter of executive decision
      Trump would be looking to our head of state not the head of government to sign over authority on crown assets.
      No not Mary Simmon, her boss.
      And no that’s not the “boss” that “recommended” her to the job.
      The guy living at Buckingham Palace.
      He’s still got executive authority to abdicate as king of Canada and designate another authority to replace him as head of state until Parliament can work out the details.

      1. Once the existing local authority is destroyed, Chuckles can be thrown right out of the process, and totally ignored.

    3. Problem is, they would also have to take out the 10-15 million hard core idiots that vote for the LibDip cabal. That’s the problem with ideology, there’s always another radical idiot to take up the cause.
      That gets messy.

  15. So it appears that Trump is imposing 25% tariff on steel and aluminum.

    I can just hear the shock when “everyone’s jaw dropped to the floor”.
    “Bu Bu Bu but he said we had 30 days!!!”
    They didn’t listen, they never do.
    Trump said 30 days until tariffs are applied to “all products”.
    They really need to change the calendars around Ottawa, apparently they still think it’s 2016.
    Oh
    And the PM refused to respond to reporters when confronted in Paris.

        1. Steve

          “Canada and the US do not have reserves of bauxite”

          I know that. You know that.

          But I’m wondering if Trump’s tariffs apply to bauxite?

          And an addendum; how about iron ore?

          I haven’t been able to determine this. Figured someone might know.

  16. I imagine this is much too small. Isn’t virtually all “ Canadian “ steel and aluminum actually Chinese?

    1. Actually very little.

      And in October 2024 Canada put a 25% tariff on Chinese aluminum and steel, so I suspect the amount has dropped.

  17. Well, if Trump wants Canada’s steel, he’s going to have to reckon with Blinky Zinchuk and his Mewling Commandos, isn’t he? Don’t fancy his chances.

  18. Boys, Boys, Boys.

    The Art of the Deal. Set out a very ambitious and forceful opening position. Negotiate from there.
    Trump followed the same strategy in 2016 when they negotiated the free trade deal. There was much wailing and gnashing of teeth in Canada about how horrible that was. In the end, we made a few minor concessions and there was very little harm done.
    This will be much the same. We may have to make a few more concessions. Maybe give up supply management of the dairy industry, and allow some American banks to set up shop. We may have to wait until the Liberals are gone before we agree to drop the dairy cartel stranglehold.

    Then things will go back to normal.

    Minus all the hair that a great many people pulled out.

    1. “Boys, Boys, Boys.

      The Art of the Deal. Set out a very ambitious and forceful opening position. Negotiate from there.”

      EXACTLY.

      Anyone who claims to be surprised by any of this is either a liar (and partisan hack) or woefully uniformed.

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