Does China ‘operate’ Panama Canal, as Trump says?

During his inaugural address, President Donald Trump doubled down on his assertion that China runs the Panama Canal.

“China is operating the Panama Canal and we didn’t give it to China. We gave it to Panama and we’re taking it back,” he said.

The 51-mile (82km) Panama Canal cuts across the Central American nation and is the main link between the Atlantic and Pacific oceans.


The ChiComs do influence operations despite what the Beebs China squish says.

The US is right to be concerned about China’s influence over the Panama Canal

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Trump targets Canada’s digital services tax with America First trade policy

One of U.S. President Donald Trump’s freshly signed executive orders puts the Liberal government’s digital services tax into the sights of America’s Commerce, Treasury and Trade departments, threatening to further irritate the trade relationship between the two countries.

The America First Trade Policy, signed into force by Trump Monday evening, seeks to ensure America’s trading relationships bring maximum benefit to “American workers, manufacturers, farmers, ranchers, entrepreneurs and businesses.”

It directs his secretaries of the Treasury and Commerce departments as well as the United States Trade Representative (USTR) to investigate whether foreign countries are subjecting U.S. “citizens or corporations to discriminatory or extraterritorial taxes.”

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Mark Milley: pardons and mutiny

While it’s true pardoned members of Joe Biden’s crime family can be interviewed by the FBI, and lying to an agent is a crime, they don’t have to speak with federal agents. It’s equally true they can be subpoenaed by Congress and may be prosecuted for perjury, but I’m quite sure that like James Comey, Christopher Wray and a variety of other swamp dwellers, they’ll suddenly develop very bad memories. It’s equally likely Former General Mark Milley, also pardoned by Biden’s handlers, will suffer memory loss.

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Here’s What Tom Homan Said That Stunned CNN’s Dana Bash

Border czar Tom Homan explained during an interview on CNN that there will be “collateral arrests” of illegal immigrants in sanctuary cities—a statement that stunned host Dana Bash.

“There’s going to be more collateral arrests in sanctuary cities because they forced us to go into the community and find the guy we’re looking for,” Homan said.

How refreshing.

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Trump moves to expand ‘fast-track’ deportations

The Trump administration has expanded the process to swiftly deport undocumented immigrants who cannot prove they have lived in the US continuously for two years or more.

US border agents have been told to summarily deport migrants without allowing them to request legal protection, according to internal documents obtained by CBS, the BBC’s US partner.

The US has also moved to cancel all refugee travel and processing, leaving thousands stranded as they wait to come to the US.

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BARBER: Here’s good advice, don’t go looking for a fight

One of the major differences between growing up as part of the Baby Boomer generation and the generations that followed, is that the Boomers were raised in a time with far less adult protection for children. The equipment in the schoolyard was known to break limbs and knock heads, beginners’ chemistry sets given as gifts contained harmful substances and many children received a Daisy rifle when they turned twelve.

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HUNTER: Why was killer who shot U.S. Border Patrol agent so close to Canada?

American law enforcement officials are different from their Canadian counterparts.

Names of accused killers are only rarely withheld, which makes the tragic shooting death on Monday of U.S. Border Patrol agent David “Chris” Maland just 32 km from the Canadian border all the more a mystery.

The feds have yet to release the triggerman’s name.

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John Ivison: Empty Liberal fighting words won’t win against Trump

It was Canadian author Ronald Wright who noted that each time history repeats itself, the cost goes up.

In a press conference held at a cabinet retreat in Quebec , Justin Trudeau was asked whether he is frustrated that Donald Trump is once again threatening to impose tariffs on Canada.

“We’ve been here before,” he said. “The first Trump presidency represented moments of uncertainty and threats of instability, and we were able to work through that constructively.”

That’s true. But in his first term, Trump did not threaten to charge an extra 25 per cent on everything crossing the border.

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HELL NO. Canadians do not want the USA’s Cross Dressing Weirdos

Canada’s transgender advocates are calling on Ottawa to provide a safe haven to gender-diverse residents of the United States after President Donald Trump signed an executive order saying

Washington now only recognizes two sexes: male and female.

A person’s biological classification is “immutable,” the order says, and gender identity will no longer be acknowledged by the U.S. government.

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Star finds immigration lawyer opposed to Trump’s proposed deportation of illegal alien invaders

“My concern isn’t just that we’re going to get this influx but we are going to see more of the kind of policies we’ve been seeing lately in Canada, which are very much about closing the doors and battening down the hatches.

What’s happening in the U.S. will continue to drive that rhetoric in Canada.”

Geez I sure hope so!

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Pro-Migration Advocates Showcase Crying Migrants

Migration advocates are spotlighting tearful migrants at President Donald Trump’s restored southern border as the advocates try to reduce Americans’ record support for deportations.

“It is emotional extortion and it works on low-information readers and people that are watching television,” said Todd Bensman, a migration expert at the Center for Immigration Studies. “The media needs to hold the people who are pushing that tactic to account — like they do anybody in the MAGA movement or Donald Trump.”

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Michael Higgins: Divisive Justin Trudeau is at it again

Trudeau looks impatient he’ll be late to the Tranny Cowboy dance.

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith has been under fire for apparently betraying Team Canada when it comes to the threatened tariffs from President Donald Trump.

But despite Prime Minister Justin Trudeau stoking Canada-Alberta divisions, the two leaders are remarkably in agreement on how best to approach the problem.

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Jesse Kline: Freeland, Carney desperate to campaign against Trump tariffs

For Canadian pundits and Liberal leadership hopefuls, Monday’s presidential inauguration in the United States was a letdown. Not only did U.S. President Donald Trump not keep his promise to slap Canadian goods with a 25 per cent tariff on Day 1, he didn’t even mention us in his inaugural address.

Columnists were left scratching their heads over how they were going to criticize the new president, while Liberals faced the daunting prospect of having to campaign against Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre, rather than their preferred opponent: Donald Trump.

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Smith blames Trudeau for ‘torching’ Canada’s relationship with Trump

Alberta Premier Danielle Smith is “counting down the days” until Justin Trudeau leaves office.

In a press conference on Tuesday, Smith said she hopes Trudeau does not continue “torching” Canada’s relationship with U.S. President Donald Trump in terms of trade relations. Smith spoke with reporters after attending Trump’s inauguration in Washington D.C.

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