April 2026
I find it rather interesting, and when I say interesting, I mean frustrating, that during the recent White House dinner, our Head of State, King Charles, stressed the value and importance of the “indispensable” partnership between the America and the United Kingdom. This in spite of the fact that relations between their two countries have been arguably been strained in recent years.
Meanwhile, our Head of Government, Prime Minister Mark Carney, does nothing but crap on our closest trading partner and historical ally, steering us down a path away from them, despite the economic damage that can result from such a policy. His Majesty ended his speech with a toast to America and the United Kingdom, while Carney prattles on about embracing a totalitarian dictatorship, Communist China, and tying ourselves economically, and likely politically, to a distant and unaccountable political institution, the European Union, and the New World Order philosophy that globalists like Carney prefer.
Let’s get one thing clear: whether you support or despise President Donald Trump, there will be a new President on the United States in three and a half years. The next president may even be a Democrat, if they can get their crap together. Will we continue to cut our own economic throats by cutting ourselves off from the American economy? Even the United Kingdom saw value in re-establishing commerce with America after their humiliating defeat in the American Revolutionary War. It would be really nice if Carney could do something that benefits Canadians first, instead of just the Liberal Party of Canada. So far, he is demonstrating he has no interest in dong such.
