[mikemhg]

I'm very skeptical of any "hot" war between the US and Canada, I doubt we'd ever see that happen, in fact very doubtful.

We're in a period of late stage capitalism, growth is needed to make this system work in a world of finite resources. We knew the US would come knocking on Canada's door eventually, a country rich in resources but small in overall population, and infrastructure to access those resources.

What we're seeing now is just that, it's just happening sooner than we expected. Expect them to put economic pressure on us on concede to shitty trade deals, and the opening up of Canadian industry to American interests.

The Conservative Party of Canada is merely a conduit to those American goals. We're already selling off public entities to US companies, LifeLabs for example, the company that handles the majority of diagnostic services in our universal healthcare system in this country was sold to an American entity (Quest) last year for roughly over a billion dollars. Alberta is moving towards privatizing hospitals, a move that will also benefit American entities looking to expand and grow their networks. Expect that in other industries and sectors within this country.

This is a "soft" annexation of industry and goods within Canada, people should be aware of that.