EU-Canada Associate Membership: Draft Statement and Questions for Carney
Ursula von der Leyen wants to lure Canada into an associate
membership of EU. What does that even mean?
Since CETA is already in place, it couldn't be about trade
relations. What then? Apparently, Ursula von der Leyen is no
longer content with merely terrorizing the peoples in the
EU with her insane regulations, bureaucracy, and
cronyism. No, she is yet looking for yet another people
whose industry she can wipe out, whose prosperity she can destroy,
whose speech she can censor, and whose countries she can
flood with even more illegal migrants,
thus turning Canada into a living hell.
The question is: Is Mark Carney stupid enough
to fall for it, or will he do right by the Canadian
people and tell Ursula von der Leyen to bugger off?
If he won't, then the Canadian people will have to fix
it,
and maybe a new Freedom Convoy would then
be in order.
We were able to get our hands on this, and I always love that the
mainstream media says, "Well, we were able to obtain this,
but we're not gonna show
you, Canada. Mm, mm, mm, mm. No. You're, you're not gonna see that."
Well, we were able to find it,
and this is the latest draft that we were able to actually get.
There's some interesting things that are in this.
So number one, what's interesting for this is this
is actually dated
September 22nd.
I found that interesting because
this means that this is actually
been in writing for over a month now.
And this also says, um, from
General Secretary of the Council to Coreper II Working Party
and Transatlantic Relations. It says, "Delegations will find attached the
draft EU-Canada joint statement as received
from Canada."
So what that means is this was actually worked on by
Canadian officials, and this was sent to this
council and this committee by the General Secretariat of the Council
on September 22nd, 2026. So Mark Carney was so
surprised that we were being invited to be associate member
that his team was already working on this?
I find that very interesting
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