As you are probably aware, President Trump has talked about making Canada the 51st state. And Alberta, Canada intends to vote on whether it wants to remain part of Canada or either become independent or hook on with the USA.
Why is this even an issue? What in the world is going on in Canada?
In answer, I suggest you read Eric Utter’s article at americanthinker.com, which offers explanations of what Canada has become, why there is so much discontent/turmoil there…and why it may become a dangerous situation for the USA.
Here is how it begins:
What’s happening in Canada is no longer simply odd, sad, or irrelevant.
It is deeply concerning.
Canada has morphed into a crazed killing factory, one that performs Medical Assistance In Dying (MAID) procedures on its own citizens, even those who aren’t facing a terminal illness.
Seriously depressed? Canada will off you. And why wouldn’t Canadians be depressed, as the radicals that have been running — and ruining — the country for decades now have destroyed their economy, made many things unaffordable, and made some large cities almost uninhabitable due to crime from the massive hordes that they have let in from Third World nations.
And, due to the fact that they’ve let so many of these immigrants in, Canada is on the cusp of becoming a Third World nation itself.
But there is an even more existential threat to the United States than this. And this is that Canada appears hell-bent … on going all-in on the WEF, global governance, and especially on cozying up to communist China.
Liberals chided President Trump for wanting to purchase Greenland in defense of the U.S., due to its strategic position and copious quantities of precious metals and minerals.
But China, being China, through its One Belt, One Road initiative (also known as Belt and Road) and outright purchasing of ports, farmland, and other sensitive areas, is poised to simply absorb Canada in the long run.
Did that grab your attention? It certainly grabbed mine. And if you use the link I’ve provided and read on, you’ll find that things are even worse than what is portrayed above.
In actuality – and I hate to say this, but it appears to be true – Canada has become less and less of a free country over recent years; more and more of a “here’s what the government is ok with you doing and here’s what it isn’t” state.
Sadly – scarily – other than Alberta’s recognition of this reality and possible interest in doing something decisive about it, most of the rest of Canada seems either blissfully unaware of what’s happening to the country or too sedentary, too sanguinely accepting, to do anything about it.
Based on what Mr. Utter has to say, there may be a time in the not to distant future when it will be too late.
