Globalist Canadian PM Mark Carney Tells New York Times He’s Prepared for Military Action from America – Also Reveals His Scheme to “Diversify” Away from U.S.

Far-left globalist Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney appears determined to destroy whatever is left of the close friendship his nation once held with the United States.

On Wednesday, Carney gave an exclusive interview to the leftist New York Times, where he detailed his vision for pulling Canada away from America.

Carney started with a startling revelation: he and his country have been prepared for potential military action with America for roughly a year, should Trump move toward a military invasion.

He took Trump’s threats of making Canada the 51st state seriously, and carefully examined the possibility of a U.S.-led military invasion. Carney declined to discuss in detail what that involved.

Of course, this is just crazy. But Carney says not preparing for something so ludicrous would be “irresponsible.”

“I think you have a responsibility in these roles to look at extreme tail risk,” Carney told the Times.

“That’s just risk management,” he continued. “That’s not a base case, but it would be irresponsible not to prepare.”

In addition to supposedly preparing for war with America, Carney plots to pull his nation away from America’s orbit.

Carney told the Times that there are several areas where Canada must “diversify” away from America. This includes reducing reliance on Starlink, Elon Musk’s satellite systems, and not buying F-35 fighter jets.

“Starlink, we will diversify away from, no question,” Carney said.

Carney also revealed that he’s prioritized deepening economic relations with Communist China. This includes letting cheap Chinese-made cars flood the Canadian market, which will destroy the country’s domestic auto industry.

But Carney says he has no choice but to do so because of Trump.

“There are certain things, once you’ve seen them, you can’t unsee them, the Prime Minister added.

Carney is even enamored with an alternative global currency to the United States Dollar, believing it would provide “more flexibility.”

Mr. Carney on Wednesday also reiterated his long-held view that a global financial system wholly dependent on the U.S. dollar was unsustainable. A move to a multipolar system in which there are several reserve currencies would “provide more flexibility,” he said.

Unbelievably, Carney thinks that with this strategy, Canada “will be a better partner for the U.S. because of what we are doing.”

On a somewhat more positive note, Carney continues to hold out hope for a trade deal with America.

From The New York Times:

Carney said that a path remains to resuming negotiations with the United States that would revive the trade agreement that fell apart in late August.

“Is there a mutually beneficial trade deal between Canada and the U.S.? Absolutely, absolutely there is one,” Mr. Carney said. He said that he was interested, for example, in adding potash to the talks. Canada provides almost 90 percent of all potash, the key ingredient for fertilizer, imported into the United States.

Mr. Carney said that Canada, the United States, and potentially also Mexico could become “fertilizer independent” by securing special access to Canada’s potash, the world’s largest reserve. He added that the Canadian option was clearly better than buying potash elsewhere that would then need to be transported through the Black Sea or the Strait of Hormuz.

“I think this is a doable component of the deal, and there are other examples that exist, and we’re ready to work toward,” he added.

One can bet, though, that Trump will not take kindly to the other stuff Carney uttered in this interview. The Canadian Prime Minister has made clear who he deems worthy of friendship, and it’s not America.

And the Canadian people will ultimately pay the price.