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James T Kirk
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So mango canceled his signature policy of great beautiful tariffs and the market jumped and you are STUPID enough to claim that as a victory for him? Awesome. Dumbest thing I’ve seen all day. Congrats.
Canada spectacularly bends the knee to the U.S. as Trump scores major victory over the '51st state'
By STEPHEN M. LEPORE FOR DAILYMAIL.COMPublished: 21:12 EDT, 9 April 2025 | Updated: 23:59 EDT, 9 April 2025
Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney has backed down on his end of the trade war and agreed to negotiate 'immediately' on a new agreement in a victory for Donald Trump.
The president announced a 90-day pause on all new 'reciprocal' tariffs, in a major reversal which caused one of the biggest stock market rallies in history.
He did not spare China, however, instead slapping Beijing with yet another round of import taxes.
Carney, who has continued predecessor Justin Trudeau's antagonism since taking over as the leader of what Trump has referred to as the would be '51st state,' praised Trump for the move.
'The pause on reciprocal tariffs announced by President Trump is a welcome reprieve for the global economy,' he said in a post to social media.
The Liberal Party leader added that he and Trump 'will commence negotiations on a new economic and security relationship immediately following the Federal election.'
On March 23, Carney dissolved parliament and called for a snap election to be held April 28, which he is currently favored to win.
He said that while Canada will negotiate with the US, Trump's signal that he will negotiate with several other countries means his nation will have to react similarly.
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Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney (pictured) has backed down on his end of the trade war and agreed to negotiate 'immediately' on a new agreement in a victory for Donald Trump
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The president (pictured center) announced a 90-day pause on all new 'reciprocal' tariffs , in a major reversal which caused one of the biggest stock market rallies in history
'In that context, Canada must also continue to deepen its relationships with trading partners that share our values, including the free and open exchange of goods, services, and ideas,' he wrote.
DailyMail.com has reached out to the White House for comment.
In March, Carney made his first speech as the incoming prime minister, and he wasted no time in attacking Trump.
Trump twice slapped across-the-board tariffs on Canada before his most recent pause.
Carney said he would keep retaliatory tariffs on the US 'until the Americans show us respect.'
'He's attacking Canadian families, workers, and businesses and we cannot let him succeed and we won't,' he told voters at the Liberal Party convention.
'In trade as in hockey, Canada will win.'
Former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has argued Trump is trying to hurt Canada's economy to force it to become part of the United States.
It is currently a Commonwealth country, meaning it has an independent prime minister and Parliament but King Charles is its head of state.
Another theory is Trump is upset over failed Trump hotels in Toronto and Vancouver and is seeking revenge.
Others speculate its his antagonistic relationship with Trudeau that led to his desire to annex the country. Trump has repeatedly referred to the former PM as Governor Trudeau.
Trump also argues Canadians would benefit from lower taxes and secure borders as part of the U.S.
'To be honest with you, Canada only works as a state. … It would be one of the great states anyway — this would be the most incredible country,' Trump said in the Oval Office on March 13.
'Visually, if you look at a map, they drew an artificial line right through it, between Canada and the U.S., just a straight artificial line. Somebody did it a long time ago, many, many decades ago, and it makes no sense,' Trump continued, apparently referring to a 1908 treaty that settled the boundary between the U.S. and Canada.
'It's so perfect as a great and cherished state.'
Trump was forced to backtrack on his sweeping tariff plans because of a 'fire sale' in the bond market which could have triggered economic meltdown.
Alongside causing turmoil in the stock market, Trump's sweeping tariff plans sparked a major US government bonds sell-off, the likes of which had not been seen since the depths of the Covid-19 crisis.
Experts are saying that it was this, rather than simply the 'art of the deal,' which caused the White House to backtrack on its tariff proposals.
On Wednesday, the President announced a 90-day pause on all new 'reciprocal' tariffs, in a major reversal which caused one of the biggest stock market rallies in history.
He did not spare China, however, instead slapping Beijing with yet another round of import taxes.
The 'fire sale' in the bond market came to a head late on Tuesday and into Wednesday.
The 10-year Treasury yield climbed overnight above 4.51 percent, while the 30-year Treasury yield hit a high of 5.02 percent on Tuesday night, CNBC reported.
US government bonds have traditionally been seen as one of the world's safest assets, and as a place where investors can put their money in times of volatility.
But the sudden fall was one of the clearest signs yet that investors may be beginning to lose confidence in their safe haven status - and an indication of just how much the world's biggest economy was shaken by Trump's tariff plans.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent insisted that the decision to delay tariffs was driven by 'the president's strategy', rather than the shocking rise in bond yields.
'He and I had a long talk on Sunday, and this was his strategy all along,' he told reporters outside the White House on Wednesday.
But Trump himself said he was watching the bond market closely as he decided to implement the pause. 'The bond market right now is beautiful,' Trump told reporters.
'I saw last night where people were getting a little queasy.'
Canada spectacularly bends knee to U.S. as Trump scores major victory - https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14590171/canada-donald-trump-victory-51st-state.html
Uh, that happened decades ago.
If a country pays a tax/tariff for their imports, who does it go to sfb? (shat for brains)
1) Orange Man
2) Santa Claus
3) The country it is importing to - in this case the US government Treasury - ie 2b to the US Government Treasury
So, 80 billion in US tariffs last year under the Biden administration failure vs 2B a day x 365 = 730B/year at the current trend under Trump = a much better deal for US Citizens - HELL YES!
I'll PROUDLY put my fellow US Citizens at a Priority Status vs any other countries citizens any minute, any day, any week, any month, and any year - ever! Respect if given to allies also, but if you are fair-weather friends or puss y allies, then that is of notice too.
I'm glad that most people from Canada aren't as dense as you, but man, you sure work hard, as in overtime hard, to bring the perceptible Canadian average IQ down.
Did they just let you pass through elementary education up there in Canada because they knew you were just destined to fall on your head? Maybe you're just "special". Seriously man, get a fn clue.
That said, your blissfully ignorant feelings are always welcome here for future commentary.
Enjoy selling your wood to each other.
And your vaccination mandates.
And your carbon tax.
And your endless support for your politician's money laundering support Zelenskyy and Ukraine.
And your inflation.
And your fading tourism....
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James T Kirk
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You actually think a country pays a tariff to the country it is importing something to? Like China pays a tariff to the US for the privilege of selling them stuff? Once again, dumbest thing I’ve seen all day. If the US puts a 104% tariff on goods from china, the importer IN THE USA pays the US government 104% of that value upon bringing it through customs. The cost is then added to the price that you buy it for. This is like grade 5 level ****. China PAYS NOTHING to the US due to a tariff imposed by the US. The importer pays it and then passes it onto the consumer .The phony $2 billion a day Donny was bragging about would have been paid by US citizens to the US government. Not by China. I can’t believe I actually have to explain this. It’s impossible to “bring in” $2 billion a day due to tariffs, unless you consider taking $2 billion a day from your own citizens as “ bringing it in”.Uh, that happened decades ago.
If a country pays a tax/tariff for their imports, who does it go to sfb? (shat for brains)
1) Orange Man
2) Santa Claus
3) The country it is importing to - in this case the US government Treasury - ie 2b to the US Government Treasury
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So, 80 billion in US tariffs last year under the Biden administration failure vs 2B a day x 365 = 730B/year at the current trend under Trump = a much better deal for US Citizens - HELL YES!
I'll PROUDLY put my fellow US Citizens at a Priority Status vs any other countries citizens any minute, any day, any week, any month, and any year - ever!
I'm glad that most people from Canada aren't as dense as you, but man, you sure work hard, as in overtime hard, to bring the perceptible Canadian average IQ down.
Did they just let you pass through elementary education up there in Canada because they knew you were just destined to fall on your head? Maybe you're just "special". Seriously man, get a fn clue.
That said, your blissfully ignorant feelings are always welcome here for future commentary.
No wonder you like that orange stain, you’re too dumb to know he’s ****ing you.
Maybe out of the suckassbitch administration of Biden, but do you have the inside intel of the accounting to back up your BS claims? I'll wait - bring it!!!
OR is it just more willful orange man bad endless speculation for the orange hitler crowd.
Bring your reciepts, beotch or STFU!
I'll pay a tad more to keep my fellow USA citizens employed, I can easily afford it - lol!
You just don't get that because you are brainwashed.
Keep digesting your predictable and endless globalist CBC talking points ya ignorant POS.
Enjoy your declining country and stay tf out of the USA.
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James T Kirk
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You seriously think China pays you a tariff that Donny imposes on Chinese goods? And not the company importing the goods? And that the company wouldn’t pass that extra overhead onto the consumer? Seriously? That’s ****ing hilarious. Really, you’re a grown man, learn how global trade works before you vote next time. Please.
No, dipshiz, they pay the US treasury. Do you have proof they are paying Trump directly? Or not paying? Or paying elsewhere? Show it!
It's all about your feelings when you live in a government funded gaslighting CBC news cycle?
GMAFB
Again, make the same item in the USA, avoid shipping and I'll pay the same or a bit more for it, AND we keep people employed in the USA.
Do we want to exploit cheap labor + shipping to get the same item or pay a tad more and keep our citizens employed and off unemployment.
So much more to it, but that's a start.
You can still stay TF out the USA and not enjoy the higher prices that are here vs the lower prices in your suckasscountryof canada, JTK Win-Win for all of us!
Anytime someone says Donny I think they are immediately gay.
It's all about your feelings when you live in a government funded gaslighting CBC news cycle?
GMAFB
Again, make the same item in the USA, avoid shipping and I'll pay the same or a bit more for it, AND we keep people employed in the USA.
Do we want to exploit cheap labor + shipping to get the same item or pay a tad more and keep our citizens employed and off unemployment.
So much more to it, but that's a start.
You can still stay TF out the USA and not enjoy the higher prices that are here vs the lower prices in your suckasscountryof canada, JTK
Win-Win for all of us!Anytime someone says Donny I think they are immediately gay.
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So dumbass tears up CUSMA, turns tarriffs on / off like Melanias vibrator, and somehow you thinks that's it's sound economic strategy? Try to run your business the same way and you'll find that no one want to sell to you unless it's cash upfront and no one wants to buy from you. It's ****ing mind bending how some of you ****tards soak up this ****.Canada spectacularly bends the knee to the U.S. as Trump scores major victory over the '51st state'
By STEPHEN M. LEPORE FOR DAILYMAIL.COM
Published: 21:12 EDT, 9 April 2025 | Updated: 23:59 EDT, 9 April 2025
Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney has backed down on his end of the trade war and agreed to negotiate 'immediately' on a new agreement in a victory for Donald Trump.
The president announced a 90-day pause on all new 'reciprocal' tariffs, in a major reversal which caused one of the biggest stock market rallies in history.
He did not spare China, however, instead slapping Beijing with yet another round of import taxes.
Carney, who has continued predecessor Justin Trudeau's antagonism since taking over as the leader of what Trump has referred to as the would be '51st state,' praised Trump for the move.
'The pause on reciprocal tariffs announced by President Trump is a welcome reprieve for the global economy,' he said in a post to social media.
The Liberal Party leader added that he and Trump 'will commence negotiations on a new economic and security relationship immediately following the Federal election.'
On March 23, Carney dissolved parliament and called for a snap election to be held April 28, which he is currently favored to win.
He said that while Canada will negotiate with the US, Trump's signal that he will negotiate with several other countries means his nation will have to react similarly.
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Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney (pictured) has backed down on his end of the trade war and agreed to negotiate 'immediately' on a new agreement in a victory for Donald Trump
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The president (pictured center) announced a 90-day pause on all new 'reciprocal' tariffs , in a major reversal which caused one of the biggest stock market rallies in history
'In that context, Canada must also continue to deepen its relationships with trading partners that share our values, including the free and open exchange of goods, services, and ideas,' he wrote.
DailyMail.com has reached out to the White House for comment.
In March, Carney made his first speech as the incoming prime minister, and he wasted no time in attacking Trump.
Trump twice slapped across-the-board tariffs on Canada before his most recent pause.
Carney said he would keep retaliatory tariffs on the US 'until the Americans show us respect.'
'He's attacking Canadian families, workers, and businesses and we cannot let him succeed and we won't,' he told voters at the Liberal Party convention.
'In trade as in hockey, Canada will win.'
Former Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has argued Trump is trying to hurt Canada's economy to force it to become part of the United States.
It is currently a Commonwealth country, meaning it has an independent prime minister and Parliament but King Charles is its head of state.
Another theory is Trump is upset over failed Trump hotels in Toronto and Vancouver and is seeking revenge.
Others speculate its his antagonistic relationship with Trudeau that led to his desire to annex the country. Trump has repeatedly referred to the former PM as Governor Trudeau.
Trump also argues Canadians would benefit from lower taxes and secure borders as part of the U.S.
'To be honest with you, Canada only works as a state. … It would be one of the great states anyway — this would be the most incredible country,' Trump said in the Oval Office on March 13.
'Visually, if you look at a map, they drew an artificial line right through it, between Canada and the U.S., just a straight artificial line. Somebody did it a long time ago, many, many decades ago, and it makes no sense,' Trump continued, apparently referring to a 1908 treaty that settled the boundary between the U.S. and Canada.
'It's so perfect as a great and cherished state.'
Trump was forced to backtrack on his sweeping tariff plans because of a 'fire sale' in the bond market which could have triggered economic meltdown.
Alongside causing turmoil in the stock market, Trump's sweeping tariff plans sparked a major US government bonds sell-off, the likes of which had not been seen since the depths of the Covid-19 crisis.
Experts are saying that it was this, rather than simply the 'art of the deal,' which caused the White House to backtrack on its tariff proposals.
On Wednesday, the President announced a 90-day pause on all new 'reciprocal' tariffs, in a major reversal which caused one of the biggest stock market rallies in history.
He did not spare China, however, instead slapping Beijing with yet another round of import taxes.
The 'fire sale' in the bond market came to a head late on Tuesday and into Wednesday.
The 10-year Treasury yield climbed overnight above 4.51 percent, while the 30-year Treasury yield hit a high of 5.02 percent on Tuesday night, CNBC reported.
US government bonds have traditionally been seen as one of the world's safest assets, and as a place where investors can put their money in times of volatility.
But the sudden fall was one of the clearest signs yet that investors may be beginning to lose confidence in their safe haven status - and an indication of just how much the world's biggest economy was shaken by Trump's tariff plans.
Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent insisted that the decision to delay tariffs was driven by 'the president's strategy', rather than the shocking rise in bond yields.
'He and I had a long talk on Sunday, and this was his strategy all along,' he told reporters outside the White House on Wednesday.
But Trump himself said he was watching the bond market closely as he decided to implement the pause. 'The bond market right now is beautiful,' Trump told reporters.
'I saw last night where people were getting a little queasy.'
Canada spectacularly bends knee to U.S. as Trump scores major victory - https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-14590171/canada-donald-trump-victory-51st-state.html
Inflation is adjusted down primarily because oil is down (good luck convincing oil COs to "drill baby" when price is in the toilet) and fear of recession.
Delta airlines won't provide a economic forecast cuz dumbass has ****ed your tourism sector.
Lots of consumers are actively buying non-us products....
I'll come back on 90 days to see how donny's **** show is working out for you
Wonderful! See you then. But NOT BEFORE!I'll come back on 90 days to see how donny's **** show is working out for you
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