Trump is by temperament a thief, and he's lusting for Canadian territory.
Prime Minister Carney is talking about doubling Canada's defense spending from $52.2 billion in the last fiscal year -- that's an increase from 2.2 percent of GDP to still less than 5%, which is totally inadequate in the face of a threat of occupation and national annihilation by a psychopath-led United States.
Canada needs an immediate military build-up, and if it costs 10, 20 or 50% of GDP, it will be worth every cent if it preserves the country's independence.
And immediately, Carney should have a referendum on "Do Canadians want Canada to remain an independent country." The outcome is obvious, but whether the Quislings for US assimilation account for 10 percent of the population, 2 percent,or most likely virtually none, it would be useful to establish that any action by the Trump Administration to proceed with Trump's urge for territorial aggrandisement at Canada's expense would be an act of the uttermost contempt for Canadian democracy.
Meantime, what is our Minister of External Affairs doing to obtain a commitment of urgent material support from our Canada-EU trade partners? Much, one must hope. We need everything, including guns, tanks, planes, rockets, ships, and intelligence assets.
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