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First, le sauce (Time to download French on your Duolingo, frogs?):

https://x.com/TdLeaker/status/1869169859231195503

Edit: REMEMBER THAT THIS STICKY IS JUST FOR FUN. LET'S GET DISCUSSION GOING, DON'T TAKE IT TOO SERIOUSLY. ENJOY YOURSELF.

Okay, so, let's get down to brass tacks, as my father would say. What would it actually take to make this work? I did something about this, and here are my thoughts.

First off, and within just a few billion dollars, Canada's economy, although small, is not tiny. It is roughly equivalent to that of Texas. So, considering the size of this merger, speaking as a Canadian and former Albertan that has for all of my life been absolutely sick of getting ass raped by Ottawa, I'm not willing to fully "dive into the deep end right away" and merge with the United States. I am, however, willing to start out as an autonomous region within the United States.

I am not happy with this "initial" offer (which, we all know is a joke, but we are just having a fun thought experiment, here). I also want Canada to also have ICE deportations, homes cannot be owned by corporations, both the IRS and the CRA are disbanded, the RCMP is first merged with the FBI and then either reformed or disbanded so that all new territories have to establish their own internal investigatory agencies and police forces. I want guarantees that our stock exchange will operate free and independently and list only Canadian companies (with a plan to merge the stock markets, say, 15 years from now, once cryptocurrency has taken over) The Central Bank of Canada is merged with the Federal reserve, and then disbanded. Provinces may be reorganized according to resources and economic output and culture/faggotry (IE, British Columbia is split into two provinces, Alberta and Saskatchewan are joined), but the 'notwithstanding clause' (allowing provinces to opt out of sweeping federal mandates) is preserved for a period of 30 years. Certain provinces which are not heavily populated must negotiate their own electoral college rights to maintain their voice within the Republic...

Why???? Who wants 40M additional liberals added to the voting roles.

Stop with this Hopium. My heart can't take this. I have been living beside you Patriots for 8 years now and if I could fast track my family, I would without a second thought. I dream of having the opportunity one day to be an American. If I'm being honest, it's part of my prayers. I am a Master in my trade and I would be a net positive, of that I am sure. I think if the voting was legit, you'd see the majority of Canadians think the exact same way. God Bless America and God Bless Donald J Trump.

edit: Love you Catsfive. I however see Canada as being a fake country. It was established, solely to combat the Americans. The British needed a colony nearby. Canada has always been under British rule. It's fucking embarrassing. We pretend to be so much over here but have never realized we've never been anything more than slaves to the British Empire. And we never will be anything more until we have our own Declaration of Independence or by the grace of God, are offered the chance to be the 51st State of the US. My view is that we are so close to the US, it does not make sense to have a separate country. Let's just fucking crush the Commies together. Canadians, of the non-Gamma denomination, are badass. We'll all be prosperous. We'll all fight against Commies, all day, every day. Is it July 5th yet? LET'S GO !!!!!

I mean Canada's pretty big. I think we'd have to make it at least 10 states or it wouldn't look right on the new maps

I vote no.

I am not sure.

I think fusing large countries is in the direction of globalism and it makes for less competition between governance styles.

The NWO wanted to erase all borders so that there is only a one world government and no ability to vote with your feet (as you are doing).

countries' borders are a firebreak for tyranny.

Please no

Nobody wants to talk about the gorilla in the bathtub: Quebec. Talk about assimilation problems. Canada minus Quebec might be a feasibility.

To be honest, I think it is a terrible idea. It is like thinking the only way the world should work is if everyone is a U.S. citizen. Canada has a perfectly respectable history of development in the spheres of humanities, science, and engineering. We did them a very nasty turn by destroying their highly advanced aircraft industry so we could sell them Bomarc missiles. Their political history is much different from ours, with no common points. They would need to abrogate the political connection to the British Crown in order for any of this to happen---but if they can do that, they would also be on a path of true independence, and I believe that would be better FOR THEM. I've grown up to see what happens when the U.S. throws its weight around in the world, and I am not happy with it. I don't want to see a continuance, especially against a good neighbor.

And I don't want to see a Democrat Party energized by the addition of 9 million Quebecois. I am concerned that we are in danger of losing our common speech in English by adding a huge Francophone contingent to the Spanish-speaking.

Dangling that 2nd Ammendment carrot on the stick.

WE ACCEPT!!!

Okay, not all of us accept, but who cares?

Canada relies on the US for defense.

If you have to deny us the right to vote, I'm fine with that too.

My only stipulation is FORESTRY.

Canada is very good at not logging forests faster than we can regrow them.

We like air. So that practise has to continue.

That's it. If you can do that, it's all yours.

Serious detail: socialized medicine there doesn’t work. I don’t know the answer, but their medical system is far more broken than ours. I live in SOUTH MISSISSIPPI and we have Canadian patients that travel to US for cancer treatment.

This somehow makes sense as Trump needs direct access to Greenland to annex it too.

The amount of natural resources Canada brings to the table is considerable. Lumber/energy/petroleum in many others. And in return their citizens & businesses get access to what will quickly become the richest, fastest growing economy in human history. How much do you want to bet they would love to gain our second amendment eh...?

I think we need to get our house in order first. My USA is failing and if we dont get rid of crooked self serving "leaders" and "representatives" my country will fall into past memories.

Canada is a sovereign nation. If she needs support, no problem. Other than that, she's got this. Wish we could say the same for other countries around the world.

The land mass of a combined Canada + United States would be 7.65 million square miles, eclipsing Russia at 6.6 million square miles, making it the largest land mass of a single sovereign nation in the world.

Looking at it from a natural resource perspective, the combined country would have plenty of energy, forestry, and educated people who are innovative and able to manufacture and advance technologies for the benefit of all of humanity.

Canadian "snowbirds" often spend months in "the states" in places like Arizona, and traveling on vacation in the United States is a common pastime for Canadians.

Having a commonly spoken English language and compatible culture certainly helps. Many Canadians consume American media, and many Canadian musicians and actors have found career success in the United States.

Questions around what system of measurement to use (metric or standard), whether to adopt English as the official language, and whether each Canadian province should actually be its own state would need to be answered. Of note, many Canadians actually still use Fahrenheit for their home thermostats.

Returning the United States to a true federalist constitutional system would benefit not only the current 50 American States but also any new additions from Canada, as each State and Province would in many respects operate as their own sovereign nations under the banner of a common union as originally intended by the Framers.

All people in this newly formed union would benefit from the strong provisions of individual liberty found in the United States Constitution.

We also share the longest un-defended border in the world, and many families have members who live on both sides of the border. Major border crossings like the Peace Arch in Blaine, Washington, commemorate our relationship as more like family than friendship under the phrase inscribed on the arch "brothers from a common mother".

The majority of the Canadian population lives within 100 miles of the US border, and even more interestingly, most Canadians live south of the 49th parallel. Several American cities like Seattle, Minneapolis, and Detroit, are north or equal in parallel to a couple of Canada's most densely populated cities, Toronto and Montreal.

The idea of Canada joining the United States makes more sense than not.

Another step closer to NAU?

Doesn't matter what Canadians think. It was already negotiated directly with the British Crown. What did you think Harry and Megan were really doing all this time anyway? Stealth intermediaries like Dennis Rodman in NK. Done deal. Like the Louisiana purchase, the president (Trump) just did it on his own. The Senate will go along with it, just like Louisiana Purchase and the Alaska acquisition. Nothing else is necessary.

The 19th century phrase "Go west young man" will inspire its modern replacement: "Take off to the Great White North; take off, it's the beauty way to go."

The whole place will be managed as a collection of territories, not states. If Canadians actually notice the switch, they will be invited to organize a republican government within their province or region and apply for statehood. (Statehood will actually be better than being a territory for the next century.) The Mohawk nation already applied, so they'll probably be first. Columbia will no longer be British Columbia, just plain and beautiful Columbia.

The Mounties will still be Mounties because the fedbois at the F-B-with-their-wandering-I always love mounties and envy their northern glowy lights. They'll all get to guard the northern passage with their new HQ somewhere close to Yellowknife. (Trump was feeling good that day and generously threw them a bone.)

Long-term healthcare will all be fixed by medbeds, but in the short term US citizens can get hip replacements and other planned surgeries for only one-fourth of the US cost and one-half the cost of a flight + surgery in India. They will, however, be allowed the option of Indian food in Canada on request. Canada's drug prices will be available to all US citizens, and insulin will be free. Canadians will be able to make specialist appointments in record time and can skip their GP. Assisted suicides will end, only exceptions being former traitorous politicians.

In honor of the purchase, the US will mint souvenir quarters with a loon on one face. The artwork will be spectacular and nobody will notice.

1. Migrants were brought in to cities and making it impossible for many Canadians born in the 80s and 90s to afford buying homes in Vancouver, so I think half of the migrants can go back to their countries of origin, and also build Trump new cities, some migrants can stay. A mix of people from other countries is enriching, but hey, ones who vote for Tirdeau, take a flight away.
2. Oh Canada Our Bought and Sold Out Land the first 40 minutes needs to be watched by everyone. This clever and humorous documentary shows in a clear, easy-to-understand way a) how the banking system fleeces the Canadian people, b) perpetuates indebtedness, c) shows how the politicians and power brokers know this, and d) how to fix this. Apologies in advance for the animated middle figure from Abe Lincoln. This is rated C-H-H-I-P-E Canadian Hip Humorous Partially Immature and Educational. Don’t worry, Tirdeau does not appear in this, this is a 2009-2010 Canadian youth group production. https://rumble.com/v1dd3fp-oh-canada-our-bought-and-sold-out-land-full-documentary-movie-about-crimina.html

Look. If Trump wants to be serious, he doesn't want or need to take all of Canada.

All he needs to do is approach Alberta and Saskatchewan and make a damn good deal to the citizens of those provinces to want to leave Canada. Believe me, the treatment we get from Ottawa got so bad that we started have parties form with the purpose of western separation. They came in at some places in second place in the provincial elections too so the appetite to leave is strong.

Losing those two provinces will start an avalanche of remaining territories and provinces clawing to get out and get their own deals. The other provinces get fucked over by Ontario and Quebec so much they're practically ready to leave.

This guy, Norm Traversy is the expert on this.

Listen @6:48 https://rumble.com/v5ypn0n-12.13.24-patriot-streetfighter-w-brad-woznynorm-traversy.html?e9s=src_v1_ucp

And listen to Brad Wozny starting @30:16 where he show proof papers.

See here: This write up tell the story: Canada - America’s Orphaned Cousin by Major Gen. Paul Vallely

Here is a good video also with lots of documents.

And Patriot Street Fighter is a Q follower.

Wait a minute….healthcare continuity with expanded access in all 51 states.!? So Canadians once integrated would get free healthcare in the US while original citizens still have to pay? Doesn’t seem right.

Their city fags can come to our cities, and our miner fags can exploit the new resources, and our farmer fags can feed us.

I dunno...I love moose stroganoff and maple syrup as much as the next guy, but don't want any of the liberal or Chinese culture from there, here ...

Besides, step back for a second... This is like an episode of Hoarders with the garage roof falling in, but they just got a "really good deal", too good to pass up on beanie babies and we'll stuff em in there with the rest of the shit... it'll be worth something someday...

This country is completely f'd up right now... the corporation is 35T in the hole and we're just gonna waltz down the street in the hood, woofin how we gonna just "get Canada" and make it the 51st?

Dude... we're on fire right now... yeah, Trump is almost here... but we're burning right now. Makes no sense to start building an addition to a place already on fire.

We need to fix our own crap before we add on anything else...

Practically speaking, the only practical things in an acquisition/merger I see right now are along the lines of, oil - the oil sands, transportation opportunities like rail, roads and pipelines for oil from AK further east, lumber and minerals - but nothing I see right now that's "gotta have"...

Are those enough for a dowry per se?

Needs approval of Canadian citizens. They need to vote it up. Also, people in DC have been wanting statehood forever. There were people who said there was something that required states to enter the union in pairs. So, PR was always the candidate to pair with DC - I haven't found that rule, though.

Article IV, Section 3, Clause 1:

New States may be admitted by the Congress into this Union; but no new State shall be formed or erected within the Jurisdiction of any other State; nor any State be formed by the Junction of two or more States, or Parts of States, without the Consent of the Legislatures of the States concerned as well as of the Congress.

The first clause of Article IV, Section 3 authorizes Congress to admit new states into the union. It is sometimes called the Admissions Clause, the Admission Clause, or the New States Clause.1

The Admissions Clause contains two main limitations on congressional power to admit new states. The first limitation is based on the constitutional text: when a proposed new state is formed from territory in the jurisdiction of an existing state or states, the consent of the affected state legislatures is required (in addition to congressional approval).2 For example, Virginia’s consent was given to the admission of the state of Kentucky, formed out of Virginia’s western regions in 1792.3

Because the Clause uses a semicolon instead of a comma after the phrase no new State shall be formed or erected within the Jurisdiction of any other State, a literal reading of the text might incorrectly suggest that the Constitution categorically forbids forming a new state out of the territory of an existing state.4 The drafting history of the Admissions Clause shows, however, that the Framers contemplated that new states could be formed from the territory of an existing state, if that state consented.5 In practice, Congress—beginning with the First Congress6—has several times admitted new states formed out of the territory of a consenting existing state without constitutional controversy.7

The second limitation, known as the equal footing doctrine8 is rooted in long-standing congressional practice9 and judicial interpretations of the Admissions Clause. Under the equal footing doctrine, new states must be admitted on equal terms with all of the powers of sovereignty and jurisdiction which pertain to the original states.10 In particular, Congress may not impose conditions on a state’s admission that would diminish the equal sovereignty of the states.11

Thirty-seven states have been admitted to the United States under the Admissions Clause. Vermont was the first in 1791,12 and Hawaii the most recent in 1959.13 Beyond requiring at least one act of Congress for admission (and, if applicable, the consent of affected state legislatures), the Admissions Clause leaves the details of the admission process to congressional determination. Most states were first organized by Congress as federal territories before their admission as states,14 but that is not constitutionally required. Texas, for example, was an independent republic before it was annexed by the United States and admitted as state in 1845.15

https://constitution.congress.gov/browse/essay/artIV-S3-C1-1/ALDE_00013708/

Then once this completed, we can annex Mexico and the One World government will complete the North American region. No thanks. I'd rather we stay our own sovereign nation.

Cananda needs to get this guy in ASAP.

https://x.com/i/status/1868979795155177746

Yeahhhh, I don't think so. It might happen but personally adding another California/Oregon/Washington voting block would turn this country into the most WOKE nation on earth. Careful what you wish for!

Oh God, I hope not.

Pretty much everything in the eastern half of the country is a woke shithole, and that does not consider the clusterfuck that is Ontario/Quebec. Gov't (i.e. 'free') healthcare, incompetent quota hires holding most of the levers of institutional power, and a bloated public sector are a money pit looking for the next fix.

Canada will never be a state for the same reason Puerto Rico will never be a state - English is not the (sole) official language.

Having all that land would be nice, but I don't want Canadians to be citizens. Can't we just genocide 'em? I'm just sayin.. Do we really need Canadians? (joking, my Canadian frens)

Fuck off with this. Canada will not be extinguished by some real estate boomer. You are not entitled to our land.