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17 Reasons Canada Will Be Joining The USA And How You Might Benefit.

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I am not writing these because I want the US to join Canada, though, I have to be honest, it would certainly be better for me. However, I am going to present some facts that are easily provable by doing a simple search. I will cite articles and historical information that might be new to you, but they are facts, whether we like it or not. I don’t care to get caught up in the emotions of it all, I just care about the facts.

Here are 17 reasons why this is going to happen very soon. There are probably more reasons and please feel free to comment below if you see them. Again, I am not presenting this because I want it to happen, I present it as facts, as I have been watching this unfold for the 25 years I have been on a journey to find answers to why things are as they are.

1. Canada was invited to join the US pursuant to Article XI under the Articles of Confederation. There is already a legal path for Canada to join and no other country was offered this.

2. Canada as a nation was never ratified under the 1982 Constitution Act, as it was subject to Article 59, which was never removed. Meaning, technically there is no Canada as we know it. All we have is a charter that was never ratified. For all intents and purposes we are in a state of anarchy under the illusion of a government that is essentially just a corporation(s).

3. The British Crown has little to no authority in Canada and is more less nothing more than a cultural phenomenon. The Crown and its successors ended under the Statue Law Revision Act 1893 and then the Dominion of Canada formalized its end under the Statue of Westminster 1931. This is important to understand because there is no authority greater than the US to get in the way of Canada joining the union.

4. Many of the treaties with the natives were never signed, For example, in BC, 90+% of the land is considered “unceded land”, meaning no formal agreement was ever made. This means BC in general has little legal teeth and enforcement. To be forthcoming, it’s the primary reason I love living in BC ;)

5. Before the Hudson’s Bay company established the British North America Act, the Natives that were here, never even had any concept of land or ownership. So, it is debatable whether the Natives have any claim to begin with. Their populations are now so divided, demoralized and unorganized that they have little to no ability to self-determine. They might in writing, but if you visit most reserves across the country, you will find most of their populations entirely dependent on government programs. It’s not nice to say and I realize that there may be some exceptions, but it’s true. Anyone who has been around rural Canada knows this because they’ve seen it with their own eyes.

6. Canada holds all of its securities for it citizens in the US Treasury as evidenced by the fact that they are all registered at 501 Pennsylvania Ave in Washington DC at the US SEC. Our birth certificates are just another form of a financial security. This is how the government borrows money from the international banks. They borrow based on their assets, which is your ass!

7. The Anglo-American Establishment / Globalists have been writing and signalling about Canada joining a North American Union for over 50 years, first proposed by The Club of Rome in 1968 where they suggested global government be achieved by dividing the world into 10 regions. Greenland, Canada, and the US being one region. Later proposed by G.W. Bush in 2006 as the North American Union and later as the Trans Pacific Partnership under Obama in 2009. None of those stuck, but now that Trump has galvanized the conservative movement in the US, they simply rebranded it through a series of memes and talking points and hired the best salesman in history to close the deal. You have to give them credit for executing a slam dunk of a deal.

8. Canada is completely politically and financially bankrupt. So is the US, but they still have the ability to print money that other nations pay for. Nobody cares about the Canadian Peso.

9. Canadas economy has been incrementally been under attack by its own government for 50 years with over-regulation, taxation, pointless tariffs and regulations between the provinces. A partnership with the US would benefit all business in Canada small and large.

10. Canada has vast resources that the US would be ready and willing to exploit, primarily fresh water, oil, lumber and minerals. Under 8 years of Trudeau and the Liberals, all they have done is haulted development of these. It’s almost as if it was all intentional.

11. The northern gateway to the arctic is a strategic access point to Russia and China. There is already signalling in the mainstream media that China has deployed military operations there. It’s important to point out that Canada, under Stephen Harpers government, gave China permission to do this in 2014 pursuant to Article 33 of the Foreign Investment Protection Act. They have since changed the name of this statue and have worked very hard to obfuscate what it said back in 2014.

12. Canada has no significant military and ability to protect itself without the US.

13. Canada’s population is for the most part demoralized after eight years of Liberal policies which have split the fabric of what it means to be Canadian. Even Trudeau himself admitted we have no national identity. The people in Canada are already totally divided between the east, the west, Quebec and Alberta. Many Canadians outside the liberal city strongholds are ready and willing to join the US and after this period of tariffs, will be even more willing.

14. Most of Canadas exports are sent to the US. They are our biggest customer by a huge order of magnitude.

15. Most of the products Canada buys, come from or through the US. Since Canada destroyed much of it’s agricultural sector starting in the mid 1970’s with policies such as The Agricultural Commission Act in BC and the strenuous policies of supply management of the dairy sector. Canada used to produce 70% of our own food and after the North American Free Trade Agreement brought in under Brian Molruney of the Conservative government in 1994, our farmers have been under consistent and growing attack, making them more dependant on government subsidies just to get by.

16. Most Canadians would benefit from a US partnership because we’d have lower taxes, a first and second amendment, lower prices because of the buying power the US has, cheaper real estate prices, access to a broader talent pool and access to a bigger market for business without restriction.

17. Canada is on the cusp of complete financial real estate equity collapse because in 2019, the highest amount of real estate purchases in Canadian history were made by home owners paying as low as 1.4% interest on loans for over valued properties. Because Canada has the 5-year mortgage renewal scam, this means that in 2024 all of those mortgages were coming up for renewal at nearly or more than double the interest rate that they were sold for. Many Canadians have already started to liquidate their properties because they can no longer carry the burden of a mortgage payment double what it was when they purchased it. It typically takes about 1 year for a foreclosure to be legally implemented. This is already well under way for many Canadians, but the mainstream news is not covering this as much as they should, most likely out of fear that it will cause wide spread panic and will set off a chain reaction of liquidated real estate. Companies like Black Rock and State Street are well positioned to buy up all these assets at pennies on the dollar. Adding to the “you’ll own nothing and be happy” meme that has gone viral over the last 5 years.

What this partnership between Canada and the US will look like, I am not exactly sure and I’m not sure it matters. Whether we join the union and the provinces become states or some iteration of that, or there is another trade deal like NAFTA or a “European Union” type thing, I don’t know, but I am 100% certain it is going to happen. From what I can see, the media right now is drumming up discontent between Canadians and Americans to run a trial balloon to see how people feel. That’s all this is. They’re testing us to see what we’re go along with. They did this during the Covid show almost daily. Ultimately, they need our consent and will to make it happen.

The biggest losers with this potential partnership will be Canadians who are holding a lot of debt on their real estate, because those investments will be worth significantly less once we join the union. Who is going to pay for a 1.5 million dollars for fix’er-upper in BC or Ontario, when you can buy the exact type of property 20 kilometres south of the old border? Nobody.

The plan for Canada as far as I can tell is to turn it into mostly a resource and military sector. This is even highlighted in the original Agenda 21 under the “re-wilding project” where the mega-cities that they proposed freely cross the boarders are we know them. For example, Seattle and Vancouver will basically become one mage metropolitan region, same for Detroit to Buffalo to Toronto and Montreal.

Most people who are not tied to over-valued real estate assets will simply chose to move to cities down south for greater opportunities and temperatures. In time, the major cities of Canada will amalgamate into large regions like Calgary through Edmonton. The way they will get most people off their land will be to use market forces to liquidate their properties. This is already well under way. The solution in the near and short term will be to make sure you are not holding an unmanageable amount of debt on your property. Or, to not get into an unmanageable amount of debt. For Canadians, my advice is to stay lean and liquid and be prepared to jump on opportunities that arise from this life changing event that is about to unfold.

I know many people who follow me are wanting to get onto the land and I encourage you to do so if you can afford it, but I would highly recommend not over leveraging yourself to do it, because you could potentially lose it all when they throttle market forces, as they always do.

I also want to say that I do not want there to be a global government. I do not support the idea of a North American Union, however, what I want and what I see are two different things. There is the world as you would like it to be and the world as it is.

You may not be able to navigate the tidal shifts of the ocean, but you can turn your boat in a favourable direction to not get taken down by the waves. There is always opportunity in these shifts. To not look for them is to put yourself at a disadvantage.