Charlie Angus reacts to Trump Venezuela Attack
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What is the Don Roe Doctrine and why are Canadians outraged?
The Canadian people are furious after Donald Trump's invasion of Venezuela and Donald Trump's press conference that he held thereafter, referring to what he wants to do in terms of American dominance in the Western hemisphere as the Don Roe Doctrine. The Canadian people have prepared themselves and are preparing themselves for what Donald Trump's real ambitions are to try. Totally dominate and control the Western Hemisphere. And as Donald Trump said a year ago, turn Canada into the fifty-first state, turn Greenland into a state, turn Venezuela into a state, uh, take over the Panama Canal. This is what Trump's ambitions are in twenty twenty six. If you take a look a year ago, the New York Post cover from January eighth, twenty.
2025, which is the name that Donald Trump is invoking now. The Donro Doctrine. This is what Trump was talking about then. This is the New York Post article. And you see it's Donald Trump pointing to Canada saying 51st state, Greenland saying our land, Gulf of Mexico saying Gulf of America, Panama Canal calling it Panama MAGA. Um, of course, you know Donald Trump's social media projects. Throughout the past year, where he kept on saying that Canada must become a state. We must make Canada a state. Just think about how beautiful it will look without the border if Canada has become a state, if Canada becomes a state. Stephen Miller's uh wife or so girlfriend or whatever. She she posts a photo of Greenland just now with the American flag over it.
I mean, these are truly disturbed people. And here's what Donald Trump said about the Don Roe doctrine, which Trump has defined as conquering Canada, taking it over, invading it. Here's what he said at the press conference. This was not lost on the Canadian people. Play this clip.
And the Mo Monroe Doctrine is a a big deal. But we've superseded it by a lot. By a real uh They now call it the Donro document. I don't know. It's uh Monroe Doctrine.
How does Trump justify his plans for Venezuela and the 51st‑state rhetoric?
We sort of forgot about it. It was very important but we forgot about it. We don't forget about it anymore. Under our new national security strategy, American dominance in the Western Hemisphere will never be questioned again.
Won't
happen.
Notice what he's saying there, dominance. And this is not about democracy. I mean, the uh main opposition leader, Machado, uh, Donald Trump said that she's weak and that the people don't like her in Venezuela, and that she shouldn't uh be the the uh uh the new leader of Venezuela. She's he said the people don't respect her. Here's what he said. I mean, you would think that if you know that she's the Nobel Peace Prize winner. winner. She's the main opposition leader. If this idea was about democracy, there would be references to that. But that's not what he said. He said it's about oil. It's about taking over their resources for American oil companies. Here's what he said about Machado.
No, we haven't really no
Mr. President. Do you have any hair stations about Machado? Well, I think
it would be very tough for her to be the leader if she doesn't have the support within or the respect within the country. She's a very nice woman, but she doesn't have the respect to be the
Wanna bring in Charlie Angus, leader of Midas Canada, leader of the Resistance Tour, the Midas Canada tour. Charlie, good to see ya. Uh talk to us about what you're hearing from the Canadian people right now after this unlawful invasion uh by the United States of Venezuela.
Well, you know, in Canada for a long time, the issues of Latin America seemed very far away. Uh we'd seen gunboat diplomacy used uh time and time again, and we just thought, well, that's not something we would have to deal with. But Donald Trump is making us deal with this, and Donald Trump has made it very clear what his agenda is. He doesn't give a damn about democracy, he doesn't give a damn about human rights.
Why does Charlie Angus say the opposition leader Machado lacks popular support?
The Canadian government had opposed Modero on a number of issues. Issues on terms of democracy and human rights. But Donald Trump says he doesn't care. He wants their oil. He doesn't even believe that their opposition leader will have a place because he plans to run Venezuela himself.
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Chapters
8 chapters
1
What is the Don Roe Doctrine and why are Canadians outraged?
0:00–2:09
2
How does Trump justify his plans for Venezuela and the 51st‑state rhetoric?
2:09–4:04
3
Why does Charlie Angus say the opposition leader Machado lacks popular support?
4:04–5:52
4
What is Canada’s current public mood after the Venezuelan invasion?
5:52–8:34
5
How is Canada secretly preparing militarily for a possible U.S. incursion?
8:34–10:13
6
Which international partners is Canada coordinating with to counter Trump?
10:13–13:07
7
What direct message does Charlie Angus deliver to Donald Trump?
13:07–15:08
8
Where can listeners catch the next Midas Canada Resistance Tour stops?
15:08–16:23
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