SeanBurton:
Dani has been a paid spokesperson her entire life. Her purpose is to promote fossil fuel exports to the US and privatize medicine.
Her and Carney are moving in lockstep to do just that.
Funding the carbon capture scam. Billions of tax dollars to buy railroad engines and gear for a corp long since privatized. Removal of streaming taxes charged to the American corps to be replace with tax dollars.
“We are going to build ourselves into an energy power”, but Prime Minister Mark Carney says that he doesn’t “see the value” in using Canadian energy exports as a bargaining chip. Oxymoron.
Our leaders are more afraid of impacting corp profit and American influence, than losing our sovereignty.
With Carney and Dani working together this way it’s gone from elbows up, to bend over and pay for the lube.
@amirattaran.bsky.social:
So which is it Carney?
- You don’t “see the value” in using Alberta oil as economic leverage over the USA.
- You see so much value that you have to build a mega-expensive pipeline for it.
Make up your small mind already.
Carney says he doesn’t ‘see the value’ in using energy as leverage in U.S. trade talks, Prime minister has said ‘everything’s on the table’ if new U.S. tariffs come into force by Darren Major · CBC News · Jul 29, 2026
Prime Minister Mark Carney says that he doesn’t “see the value” in using Canadian energy exports as a bargaining chip as U.S. President Donald Trump is threatening further tariffs on Canadian goods.
Speaking to reporters at a housing-related news conference in Red Deer, Alta., on Wednesday, the prime minister was asked twice about the possibility of holding back energy exports to the U.S., including oil.
At first Carney said his main focus is on getting some sort of agreement in place before new 50 per cent tariffs come into force on Aug. 19.
“We have lots of options of what we would do if that’s not there — both positive in terms of supporting the economy and also addressing other issues. But I’m not going to be drawn on what we’re going to do. We’re going to focus now on building towards an agreement,” the prime minister said.
WATCH | Carney says ‘there’s other things we can do’ in trade talks:
Liar, liar, lair, and Smith is a liar too. Both are Harper cons.
On using oil as U.S. tariff leverage, Carney says ‘there’s other things we can do’
Duration 2:48Asked whether he’s willing to use Canadian energy as a bargaining chip in trade negotiations with the United States, Prime Minister Mark Carney said he doesn’t see the value in doing so and highlighted the importance of being a reliable supplier. ‘When you’re a supplier of a key commodity, key service, you’ve got to think really hard about not supplying.’
But when asked a second time, about whether Alberta oil specifically could be used as leverage, Carney suggested which way he could be leaning.
“Being a reliable supplier is important. Canadians are reliable. Canadians can be trusted,” Carney said.Yes, true, Canadians are trustworthy, but you, Smith, the lying separatists, Herr Harper, oil and gas and AI, genocidal USA-Israel, are not.
“When you’re a supplier of a key commodity, key service, you’ve got to think really hard about not supplying [it],” he said. “I don’t see the value of it.”
Carney’s latest comments are a shift from last week when he met with Canada’s premiers. Trump’s latest tariff threat dominated much of the talks.Lying and caving to monsters and pedophiles is what Carney does best.
Following that meeting, the prime minister said that “everything’s on the table” as a possible response if no agreement is reached by Aug. 19.
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Ontario Premier Doug Ford has been the most vocal proponent of using energy exports as leverage in talks with the U.S.
Not long after landing in Prince Edward Island for last week’s meetings with Carney and the other premiers, Ford again called for Canada to play the energy card if necessary.
“We are an energy powerhouse and we could dismantle the U.S. if we wanted to,” he said.
“The potash, the oil, we’re their number-one customer in the world, they need to feel the pain rather than us constantly feeling the pain.”And USA is running out of heavy oil. Trump will squeal like roast pig, if no more bitumen goes stateside. But, Smith is also a traitor, and loves the orange pedophile, seems like Carney does too.
Alberta’s Danielle Smith, who was with Carney for Wednesday’s announcement, said point blank last week that withholding energy is “not going to happen.”Sounds more and more like Smith is Carney’s boss.
Duration 13:26The second day of the Council of the Federation’s summer meeting wrapped on Wednesday with the premiers gearing up for some face time with Prime Minister Mark Carney on Thursday. Ontario Premier Doug Ford tells Power & Politics how he believes Ottawa should respond to these latest tariff threats and what he says he honestly thinks about the prime minister.
The Trump administration says the looming 50 per cent tariffs are in response to unfair trade practices in three areas: the provincial bans on U.S.-made alcohol, Canada’s protected dairy industry and the integrated auto industry.Well Mr. Trump, you are one of the stupidest humans in existence, you can’t do math or business, you’ve proven than in public repeatedly over decades, and you do not know how tariffs work FFS. Canadians do not want your fucking filthy growth hormones you force feed your dairy, there’s nothing unfair about the auto industry, and booze ban or no ban, Canadians are boycotting American booze, so get with the fucking program.
When breaking down the hundreds of products that the U.S. is promising to levy next month, B.C, Quebec, Manitoba and Nova Scotia — provinces that have taken U.S. liquor and wine off the shelves — stand to take bigger hits than others.
Dominic LeBlanc, the federal minister responsible for Canada-U.S. trade, is in Washington this week and met with U.S. Trade Representative Jamieson Greer on Wednesday.
LeBlanc posted on social media that the meeting was “comprehensive” and the two “agreed to remain in close contact and continue working together.”
The latest tariff threat comes against the backdrop of the ongoing Canada-U.S.-Mexico Agreement (CUSMA) talks.
Following Trump’s announcement, Carney said he spoke with the U.S. president and that the two agreed to “intensify negotiations.”
Not only is Carney a traitor, he’s an inhumane Zionist Nazi genocidaire; most harmful PM in Canada’s history:
@mondoab.bsky.social:
“December 29, 2025: Overflew Newfoundland and Nova Scotia on his way to Florida.
February 10, 2026: Crossed Newfoundland, Prince Edward Island, and New Brunswick en route to Washington.
July 2026: Flew over Eastern Canada for a third time while heading to the U.S”
@laura2915.bsky.social:
Mark Carney belongs in The Hague.
@protestcheese.bsky.social:
carney, biden, blinken, trump, robert wood…there’s a long list
@unpopularlesbian.bsky.social:
We are pathetic and need to get our collective morals and humanity back cos we sold them gir stock options. And maybe we could follow the ICC ruling — we signatories to the body. And we remain a vassal state to both the US and Israel. Carney isnt a PM, he’s a CEO selling our integrity and souls.
@sharonrmecfs.bsky.social:
Epstein class is a big club and we ain’t in it.
Why would Canada sell off their Cohere AI to Israel first Ellison?
Why is Canada cozying up to Palantir & Oracle like UK?
Tony Blair sold out UK data to Israel, Ellison & Palantir.
Harper & McNaughton selling out canada to Israel.