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Carney’s Canada Is China’s Vassal, by Will Barclay

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By Will Barclay
| The Brown Pelican Society of Louisiana
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Carney’s Canada Is China’s Vassal Now, the two countries have apparently signed a ‘secret police agreement.’

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By Will Barclay
| The American Spectator Verified
Throughout the course of the Carney era, Canada has unabashedly cast aside its historic relationship with the United States of America in order to openly embrace the People’s Republic of China (PRC). Unfortunately, Canada’s flirtations with the PRC are not some recent development or a deviation from the norm.
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Secession in Alberta and the ‘Other-ing’ of Conservatives in Canada – The American Spectator | USA News and Politics

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By Will Barclay
| The American Spectator Verified
Recently, the Alberta independence movement has been condemned by various political actors and pundits as little more than treason and a caustic by-product of Alberta’s lust for oil. However, the surge of support for secession in Alberta is not a consequence of treason or greed. Rather, the modern advent and onset of the Alberta independence movement is a direct response to the open persecution of conservative politics and right-wing ideology in Canada throughout the Liberal era.
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