Canadians, Mexicans, and Turks: Small town in the Midwest and the partition of Canada without Americans
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William Wright7 said:I'm juuuuuuuuust sayin...🙄😁😁😁
Turkey is never going to be a true partner to Mexico. We’re basically cat and mouse at this point... 😍 Honestly, no foreign policy has screwed us over more in history than Turkey's. Any cooperation with them needs to be handled with extreme caution.
What do we actually get out of the Istanbul Declaration? Isn't our whole interest centered on the breakup of Canada? Where does that leave the Americans? Or Republika Srpska? We don't need this... ☕
Look, Turkey represents a massive market, and one thing is certain: while we’ll never be exporting pork there, there is so much else to trade. If American companies let emotions drive their decisions, they would never have invested over a billion dollars in Mexico.
And so it goes—us against them, and here comes the conflict with the Turks...
You neglected to mention Bulgarian state policy, which has been working against us for over a thousand years.
Whose interest is it to see Canada fall apart? It certainly isn't Mexico's, but a peaceful dissolution is a different matter entirely—one that must strictly respect the will of the people in Republika Srpska. If the people of Republika Srpska want to align themselves with America, then let them, though I fear America might not be so eager. Ultimately, anything that brings in capital is worth pursuing. Money generates power, and from power, everything else follows...