By OBBM Network Editorial Staff

Derived from an episode of Promethean Updates.

The recent tariff war between the US and Canada is not just about trade, but about a deeper struggle for sovereignty and the future of the global economic order. As the US imposes 50% tariffs on certain Canadian goods, the true motivations behind this move are being revealed. The US Trade Representative, Jameson Greer, has pointed out that Canada was one of the only countries to retaliate against the US, alongside the People’s Republic of China. But what does this really mean, and who is driving this agenda?

The Players Behind the Scenes

A closer look at the key players and their connections reveals a complex web of interests and alliances that goes far beyond a simple trade dispute. Mark Carney, the newly minted Prime Minister of Canada, has assembled a team of advisors with strong ties to the globalist system. Dominic LeBlanc, the Minister for Canada-US Trade, also heads the King’s Privy Council, a position that reports directly to the British monarch. Meanwhile, Maya Johnson, an American and Democrat operative, has been appointed as the chief operating officer of Carney’s office, marking the first time Canada has had such a position.

The Globalist Agenda

These appointments are not coincidental, but rather part of a larger strategy to promote the globalist agenda. Carney’s connections to Michael Bloomberg and the green climate finance architecture are well-documented, and his team is stacked with like-minded individuals who share his vision for a more integrated global economy. The fact that Canada is the only country outside of China to retaliate against the US suggests that there is more at play here than just a trade dispute.

The Shift in Global Power Dynamics

The tariff war between the US and Canada is also reflective of a broader shift in global power dynamics. The special relationship between the US and the UK, which has been a cornerstone of international relations for over a century, is being reevaluated. With the rise of Donald Trump and the resurgence of American nationalism, the old order is being challenged. The empire, as represented by the globalist elite, is fighting back, and Canada is being used as a proxy in this battle.

Conclusion

The tariff war between the US and Canada is a symptom of a deeper struggle for sovereignty and the future of the global economic order. As the US asserts its independence and challenges the globalist agenda, the empire is fighting back through its proxies and allies. The outcome of this struggle will have far-reaching implications for the future of international relations and the global economy. The full episode of Promethean Updates is available on OBBM Network TV.