Why Trump Can’t Back Down, and How Mark Carney is Selling Out Canada

There is a psywar going on under the noses of Canadians, and most haven’t got a clue.

Donald Trump is levying tariffs against Canada and justifying it as a means to stop fentanyl and potential terrorists from passing across our border into the U.S.

But if that’s the reason, why is he also levying tariffs against Europe and China? Terrorists and drug mules are not slipping across the border from Europe into America.

And then there’s Mark Carney, a former governor of the Bank of England and the Bank of Canada. A central banker with globalist ties who infamously called himself a European. And who announced just two days after his inauguration that Canada would issue U.S. denominated debt. And to who? Europe. 300 billion dollars of it.

Trump’s Fortress America plan has the U.S. withdrawing militarily from conflicts outside their borders, while Trump himself is working to defuse the Ukraine-Russia war. A war that Europe obviously wants. Many European countries have recently dramatically increased their military spending and pledged support for Ukraine.

Because they are outraged over Russia’s incursion? Not likely. Russia annexed Crimea in 2014 and began a full scale invasion of Ukraine three years ago, and Europe did nothing. So why the sudden commitment of funding, soldiers and weapons to defend Ukraine?

Recently I was forwarded an open letter written by Brett Oland, the CEO of Bow Valley Credit Union. Brett is not only a banker but has been fighting his own war against globalist control in Canada.

He joins me today to explain how all of these things are connected, to reveal that fentanyl and terrorists are just the smoke and mirrors justification for tariffs, why Donald Trump is really levying them around the world, why he can’t back down, and how Mark Carney is selling us out.