The Truth, in the end, always outs. In the case of Canada becoming America’s 51st state, a long and insufferable 20 months later. It wasn’t President Donald J. Trump who lit the bombshell of Canada becoming the 51st U.S. state controversy—but Justin Trudeau, when he was still Canadian prime minister—and doing so in the comfort and opulence of Mar-a-Lago!

The fictional Canada as America’s 51st state brouhaha, thriving to this day, was all WEF’er Mark Carney needed to get him elected in a snap election, after his Liberal Party appointment as Trudeau’s replacement:

‘Secretary Marco Rubio With Catherine Herridge of Catherine Herridge Reports’- (INTERVIEW, MARCO RUBIO, SECRETARY OF STATE, FEBRUARY 20, 2025)

“QUESTION: Okay. We just have a couple of minutes left here. President Trump has talked about expanding the U.S. footprint. In a hot mike moment, Canada’s prime minister said that absorbing Canada “is a real thing.” Is it a real thing?

“SECRETARY RUBIO: Yeah, look, you know how that came about? President’s meeting with Trudeau and Trudeau says, well, if you impose – if you even out our trade relationship, then we will cease to exist as a country, at which point the President responded very logically, and that is, well, if you can’t exist without cheating in trade, then you should become a state. That was his observation there.”

“QUESTION: That’s how it started?

“SECRETARY RUBIO: It is how it started. And I think he’s told the story publicly, and that’s how all this begin. Look, Canada is our friend; Canada is our neighbor. Canada is our partner. But it goes back to the point I made: For decades, the United States allowed uneven trade imbalances to develop. During the Cold War, you know why we did it? We did it because we felt like we want countries to be strong economically – even if it means they’re cheating – because we don’t want them to fall victim to some internal Marxist coup that overturns their government or what have you. Those days are gone. These are rich, developed economies. And ultimately, who can argue against the fact that whatever they charge us, we should charge them. Whatever they prohibit – if they don’t allow American companies to do it, we should not allow their companies to do it here. American banks can’t even operate in Canada.

“So there has to be reciprocity here. We can continue to work together on all kinds of things, but whether it’s Canada, Mexico, China, anybody else, when it comes to economics and trade, there has to be reciprocity. There has to be fairness. And who would argue – how can anybody argue against that? The days where we just allow countries to take advantage of us – that has to end. That’s not good for the global order. That leads to unbalances that create friction points. That’s the case with Canada. It’s the case with a lot of countries who are our allies and friends, but on trade, we have an imbalance and it has to be dealt with.”

Kudos to you, Marco Rubio for bringing light to the Truth.

Even though Trudeau now in headlines as a Dancing Queen with his sidekick Katy Perry, doing their absurd ’Bunny Hop’, DTS runs rampant in Canada.

Not to be overlooked, Mark Carney, at least figuratively speaking, arrived to the PMO with a loaded gun, called Brookfield, now ‘trustee’ of Canada’s Pension Plan.

Related: Why Brookfield: The 100-Year Acquisition of Canada

What Brookfield Is, What It’s Doing to Canada, Why It’s Making Headlines and Why Mark Carney Matters

For the record, it is not Canadian citizens who hate Trump and the U.S.A., but only the Canadian federal government along with a string of Canada’s premiers, Canadian Entertainment Industry and, of course, Canada’s bought-and-paid for propaganda spinning media, who do.

Canada’s severe financial decline originates from 11 years straight of utter Liberal mismanagement.

‘Orange Man Bad’ they have adopted is a U.S. Democrat fiction drawn with children’s crayons.