he Canadians, it is reported, are celebrating their day. As is their wont, Canadians do things with little braggadocio or fanfare. Unlike the good 'ole U.S.A, it is always low profile. It is always understated. As former Member of Parliament Charlie Angus reminds us. But, unlike our Caesar Disgustus, the Canadians do not present us with cheap theatrics. They mean what they say and will back it up with action. One has only to consult the record of the last two world wars to understand Canadian resolve. When pressed it will be “over the boards, gloves on the ice, elbows up, Northern strong”. You got to love Canada.
As July 4 approaches. As the United States begins it's annual orgy of cheap jingoism, and begins the commemoration of 250 years of existence, it is wise to remember that we have been blessed by not only abundant resources but by neighbors who have not only been cooperative, but have stood steadfastly by our side even though we have not always reciprocated nor behaved appropriately.
As in right now. Disgustus has alienated our most loyal allies with his ridiculous tariff wars. It has gone so far that Canadian Prime Minister Mark Clark has declared that the special relationship between our two countries is now at an end. Canadian oil and natural gas are now being re-routed to Asian and Western European markets. There is a nation-wide boycott of U.S. Goods. Canadian tourists are going elsewhere. More difficulties will follow until the Orange Turd has either been neutered or removed from office.
Impeach and Imprison.
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