sublimesatanist
Active member
I don't mean to sound negative but one thing I've considered lately is the possibility of some kind of war on the west (cyber attacks and/or a possible 3rd world war). Either way the globalists are trying to crash the economy and they need an excuse to do it, which is firstly Russia and secondly China.
With all the sanctions on Russia and the rising fuel prices in the west, it seems like the USA and Canada are just destroying themselves. I think these problems could be solved if there was less globalism and more nationalism.
Canada's largest trade partner is USA, USA's largest trade partner is China and Russia's largest trade partner is China. Whatever we do in terms of sanctions will have little impact on Russia and great impact on us. Russia imports a lot of crude/refined oil, grain and timber, plus they are the world's largest meat producer, producing around 77.5 million metric tons.
China produces tons of crude/refined oil and needs a lot meat and grain as they have little agriculture. Both countries are major producers of metals and coal.
If China decides to increase trading costs to countries supporting Russia sanctions this will put unbelievable strain on the economy.
I don't know what will happen but overall this explains why countries can afford to roll back mandates. We don't need COVID to crash the economy anymore, we have the bogeyman Putin.
With all the sanctions on Russia and the rising fuel prices in the west, it seems like the USA and Canada are just destroying themselves. I think these problems could be solved if there was less globalism and more nationalism.
Canada's largest trade partner is USA, USA's largest trade partner is China and Russia's largest trade partner is China. Whatever we do in terms of sanctions will have little impact on Russia and great impact on us. Russia imports a lot of crude/refined oil, grain and timber, plus they are the world's largest meat producer, producing around 77.5 million metric tons.
China produces tons of crude/refined oil and needs a lot meat and grain as they have little agriculture. Both countries are major producers of metals and coal.
If China decides to increase trading costs to countries supporting Russia sanctions this will put unbelievable strain on the economy.
I don't know what will happen but overall this explains why countries can afford to roll back mandates. We don't need COVID to crash the economy anymore, we have the bogeyman Putin.