Trump sounds flabby and sick today
If this is true, then it's because he just realized he's fucked if he can't make a deal.
Mark Carney’s Just Bought Canada a Seat at the Power Table
(from
VoteReggie.ca)
Remember when Mark Carney increased Canada’s holdings of U.S. Treasury Bonds while the world braced for Trump’s trade wars and annexation talk?
Maybe not, boring news, really… except it wasn’t boring at all. While most headlines missed it, Carney was in the EU, not for optics, but strategy. Quiet meetings. Big players. Plans laid.
If things went off the rails, Canada was ready — and wouldn’t act alone.
A coordinated, calm off-loading of U.S. Treasury Bonds.
Not a panic. A precision strike.
The kind of move that makes the markets listen.
Then came the Carney–Trump call. And the message landed:
Hurt us, and we’ll hurt you — economically.
Dumping U.S. debt? Canada could start it. Others would follow.
The U.S. dollar? Sinks like a rock.
That’s not noise.
That’s financial deterrence.
That’s how global respect is earned.
And suddenly, Trump knew how to say “Prime Minister.”
So while Trump was yelling about Canada being “delinquent” on NATO payments, here’s what he left out:
Countries like Canada, Japan, and China are financing the U.S. government — including its military.
As of early 2025:
• Foreign countries hold $8.53 trillion in U.S. debt
• Canada holds over $350 billion
So… who’s really getting the free ride?
Carney didn’t just buy bonds. He gave Canada a seat at the power table — and a grip on the lever that could shift global economics.
Trump talks tough.
Carney moves markets.
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Fact-check it:
Search these terms for receipts:
• “U.S. Treasury foreign holders site:
home.treasury.gov”
• “Canada U.S. Treasury bond holdings August 2024 genspark ai”
• “Trump Canada delinquent NATO 2019 site:
globalnews.ca”