The Art Of The NoDeal

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I think this will be Trump's next book.

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@FLRW

Just another example of media getting it wrong, again/still. Media, today [and for the past 50 years] have utterly lost the formula. They were given a challenge in the 1A as the only private industry ever given mention in the Constitution, and the point of that challenge went to and swelled their heads, and they've been over-swollen ever since. Credibility is supposed to be a watchword, but that has been ignored on favor of scoop. And all they produce is poop as a result.

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We tell God what to do and then blame Him for our errors.

- Dr. Pet Dragon of Sorbonne University

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On August 28, 2025, a major Russian missile and drone assault on Kyiv killed at least 21 people, including four children, and injured dozens more, with the youngest victim being a two-year-old. The attack, which struck multiple city districts and damaged the EU's delegation office, was met with condemnation from Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, who cited it as evidence of Moscow's refusal to engage in peace talks. The UN Security Council was set to hold an emergency meeting to discuss the incident.

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Canada can't make a deal with the States because Carney keeps treating your president like an idiot. Now prices are through the roof in Canada.


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@Shoresy

The tariffs on Canadian products imported are higher in the US. So it’s Americans that are paying a higher price for imported products overall.

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@Debby

Yeah, you're an idiot. Americans are not buying anything Canadian at the moment. Canadians can't afford anything American either.

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@Shoresy

Get your facts right.

Approximately 76% of Canada's domestic exports were destined for the United States in 2024, according to Statistique Canada. This long-standing trend highlights the deeply integrated and vital nature of the Canada-U.S. trade relationship, with Canada serving as the top trading partner for the U.S.


Four-in-five (78%) say they already, or likely to, buy more Canadian products in response to the tariffs, while three-in-five (59%) say they are likely to boycott American-made products.

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@Debby
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Yeah, idiot.

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