Just an FYI, this is worth the watch from a party that was sincerely and strongly pro-Trump just months ago:
March 21, 2025
March 20, 2025
China executes Canadians
I would not be surprised if those executed were fentanyl mules working for the CCP used to sneak the substance into Canada and the U.S. They happened to be in the wrong place at the wrong time; with Canada seeking to appease the Trump administration on stopping the flow of deadly narcotics into the U.S. Maybe the executions were designed to destroy the chances of potential disclosure of that fact in light of the tariff pressures.
The execution of foreign nationals is not to be taken lightly, but Canadians (and Americans) would do well to recognize that China is the real enemy here.
March 19, 2025
March 18, 2025
John Bolton is not a fan of peace
John Bolton: "Oh no, a ceasefire! I'd better spin this as a loss for Trump."
Trump's fallout in Canada is horrible
The Conservative party in Canada as recently as December had a 29 point lead in the polls. This is what has happened since Trump's tariffs pronouncements.
Canadians have rallied around the Liberal government and it's new leader in response to what they perceive as a bully. Canada had the potential to elect a strong leader who would be an effective and strong ally of the United States. That opportunity may now be lost. The leftist Liberals have surged not only back into the race but potentially have enough support to win in a landslide. With a multi-party system, 42% is enough to dominate parliament.
I have been a strong Trump supporter since 2016. I cannot think of any other issue where I would not back him. His approach to Canada is the one area he has been wrong. Unless Trump did not want an ally and was serious about annexation he's made Canadians' lives, already bordering on miserable, far worse. And I don't think he's serious about annexing Canada.
I still back Trump. I simply think his approach here has been horribly wrong.
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