Scott Adams

When I was very much involved during my campaign, all of our politicians were very worried in the Conservative Party that

Russia was regularly surfacing its nuclear submarines in Canadian waters.

And Trump actually referenced this recently.

And we don't have the resources to patrol this massive network of waters in the Arctic.

And therefore, it was just a signal from Russia to America, yeah, we can fire nukes at you at any moment.

And that's why Trump said to both Denmark and Canada,

You've been told for 20 years to secure the Arctic and neither of you have done it.

That's why we're going to do it.

And he's going to crush our economy until Canada submits and says, okay, let's do a deal instead of our idiot politicians, the Dilbert politicians who could realize, okay, you know what?

Let's do a deal now.

Let's figure out something that works for both of us.

No, no, no.

They want to kill the economy first.

And then when they have absolutely zero,

negotiating, uh, leverage, then they're going to negotiate with Trump.

It's just foolish.

Uh, well, this is, remember we talked about last time, the unit party in Canada, uh, you know, again, the Dilbert filter.

our political class, our lobby class, and all the fixers and NGOs that work within this swamp and this network, they are not incentivized to have any sort of alignment with the United States.

Their incentive is to remain as confrontational with the United States as possible because that's where the money moves.

This is how the lobby industry works.