(06-27-2025 07:31 PM)TripleA Wrote:  

Mess with the bull---and you'll get the horns. Let em know we will get back to them some time in early 2026.

(06-27-2025 07:31 PM)TripleA Wrote:  

Mess with the bull---and you'll get the horns. Let em know we will get back to them some time in early 2026. That'll cause a bit of a pucker.

Canada voted for the groceries, let them eat the food

Break them.

Cancucks gonna cuck. They get no better treatment than other nations, particularly since they chronically underfund their NATO commitment. Build the "eagle dome" with no consideration of protecting the Timmy Horton franchisees up North. May their legendary coffee go cold when we are attacked.

Here's to Alberta voting to secede.

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*CANADA RESCINDS DIGITAL SERVICES TAX TO ADVANCE US TRADE TALKS
9:11 PM · Jun 29, 2025

MOB DOES IT AGAIN.

In the middle of a trade dispute, the entity with less leverage trying to impose additional tariffs against the entity with more leverage is not a particularly effective strategy.

(06-29-2025 11:06 PM)ODUsmitty Wrote:  In the middle of a trade dispute, the entity with less leverage trying to impose additional tariffs against the entity with more leverage is not a particularly effective strategy.

Some things do need repeating.

(06-29-2025 11:06 PM)ODUsmitty Wrote:  In the middle of a trade dispute, the entity with less leverage trying to impose additional tariffs against the entity with more leverage is not a particularly effective strategy.

It's worked for many nations against the US before though. Those times are over, at least for a little while.

It's looking like we're not going to get many trade deals, at least not up front. We have the framework for a deal with China, we have a done deal with the UK, and it's likely we have a deal soon with India.

Beyond that, Trump is talking now like, at some point soon, he will just assign a tariff number to each country, and then send them a notice that, on this date, you will start paying X% tariff on all goods.

It seems that all these countries, who have been taking advantage of us for decades, don't want to give up their advantage.

Have they not met Trump, lol?

Canada pines for the good old days when they could take advantage of American good will. Those days are over even under a Dem administration, I think, because the American voter has no more tolerance for subsidizing Canada.

(06-29-2025 09:55 PM)shere khan Wrote:  zerohedge
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*CANADA RESCINDS DIGITAL SERVICES TAX TO ADVANCE US TRADE TALKS
9:11 PM · Jun 29, 2025

lulz

sure looks like we hold all the cards. Just like Trump said.

But Muh tariffs bad...

Trump slapped them in the mouth so fast the filth couldnt even get out a full reeeeeeeeeeee

Its was a ree

From today’s WSJ:

“About one-fifth of the country’s economic output depends on trade with the U.S., and recent economic data suggest that Canada’s gross domestic product likely contracted in the second quarter, with the risk of another decline in the third quarter, because of elevated trade uncertainty and a sharp drop in exports to the U.S.”

https://www.wsj.com/world/americas/canad...61?mod=mhp

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