The education of Donald Trump
This is an article that parallels my thinking.
People don't understand how Trump thinks. He is definitely a genius and has learned to talk in way that confuses his enemies. He gives us clues but does not spell everything out. He leaves it for the smarter folks to figure it out and knows the majority just will not get it..
Canadians really don't understand anything that Mr Trump has said to us.
He said that the US does not need Canadian products or resources. He also said that Canada should be a 51st state. People don't connect these two ideas but it's really clear that what he's saying.
Given the direction that Canada is moving in, cozying up to China, tolerating Chinese interference, and hosting gangs from around the world, the US can no longer trust Canada. He's telling us, subtly, that the Canadian dream of an integrated economy that we have been counting on is over. We are a foreign country and untrustworty.
He'll put up with us for a while, but we are not bedfellows any longer. It is over.
I leave it to you to figure out why he manipulated Canadians into re-electing our current government.
My guess is that we have to hit bottom before we sober up, and we are headed for rock bottom.
https://www.zerohedge.com/news/2025-08-01/education-donald-trump
Western Standard - Published on: 26 Sep 2025
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