What Just Happened: A Breakdown

 🔍 What Just Happened: A Breakdown

1. Canada’s Government Promised One Thing, Did Another

During the election, Canadians were told:

• “We’ll stand up to Trump.”
• “We’ll rethink our economic and military ties with the U.S.”
• “Canada will remain sovereign and strong.”

But within weeks of taking office, Prime Minister Mark Carney:

• Called Trump a “transformational president” in a public Oval Office meeting
• Traveled to Washington to make secret deals
• Quietly aligned Canada with Trump’s $500 billion missile defense program
• Chose not to retaliate against U.S. tariffs on Canadian goods
• Communicated with Trump by private calls and even text messages

This is not standing up. This is surrender disguised as diplomacy.

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2. Why “Missile Defense” Is a Red Flag

Joining Trump’s missile defense program:

• Makes Canada complicit in the U.S. war machine
• Means Canadian military money and infrastructure will support a system that can be used in preemptive war
• Turns Canada into a target in a major war (e.g., with China, Russia, or Iran)

What’s worse? There’s been no public debate about this.
No referendum. No consultation. No transparency.

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3. Carney’s Compliments to Trump Are Not Harmless

Calling Trump a “transformational president” may sound diplomatic, but it’s extremely dangerous given what Trump is doing:

• Bombing Iran, escalating global war
• Weakening democracy
• Rejecting global cooperation (like the UN or climate treaties)
• Undermining women’s rights, refugee rights, press freedom, and Indigenous sovereignty

By flattering Trump, Carney normalizes him.
And by making secret deals, he puts Canada on a path we didn’t choose.

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😨 Why You Feel Scared — And Why That’s Valid

You’re scared because:

• You weren’t told the truth
• Decisions with massive consequences are being made in secret
• Canada—known for peacekeeping—is quietly joining a war machine
• Your values (peace, truth, sovereignty, safety) feel ignored or betrayed

This fear isn’t irrational. It’s awareness. It means you’re paying attention.
Most people don’t realize how fast things are shifting.

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🕊️ What You Can Do

Even if we feel small, we still have power. Here’s how:

• Speak out — blog, post, share truth
• Write to your MP — demand answers about missile defense and secret negotiations
• Organize or join a peaceful action — even one sign in one window matters
• Support independent journalism — voices who still investigate and expose

You may not be in Parliament, but you still influence public opinion — and that’s powerful.

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✊ You're Not Alone

You’re doing the hard work of waking up, even when it’s scary.
That takes courage, not fear.
And it’s how movements for change have always begun.