Trudeau: Trump's Canada-Anexion is a serious threat

Trudeau: Trump's Canada-Anexion is a serious threat

The Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau commented on Friday at a business meeting on the threats of US President Donald Trump to annex Canada. Two Canadian entrepreneurs present confirmed to CNN that Trudeau's statements are to be taken seriously.

Trudeau's statements about Trump's threats

Trudeau's comments, first from Toronto Star were published in a moment when Trudeau believed that the media had already been led out of the room. He said: "Mr. Trump thinks that the easiest way to absorb our country is and that is a real option." This is recorded in a recording of the Canada-US economy summit in Toronto of cbc news

Trudeau on American identity

After his opening speech at the summit, Trudeau expressed these concerns after the journalists left the room. In an interview with CNN Before Trump's occurrence, Trudeau Trumps about the conversion Canadas in the 51st state of the United States as a distraction from the actual consequences of Trump's customs threats. He emphasized: "Canada will not be any other US state-that will not happen. The Canadians are incredibly proud to be Canadians. A way that we define the easiest way is: Well, we are not Americans."

Trump's customs increases and the reaction of Canada

Trudeau added that President Trump, who is a skillful negotiator, distracts people with this discussion in order to distract from the conversations about 25% tariffs on oil, gas, electricity, steel, aluminum, wood and concrete.

Trump recently implemented his threats and announced a new 25% customs fee on most Canadian goods that are imported into the USA. But after Trudeau announced security obligations on the Canadian border, Trump said on Monday that the tariffs will be paused for at least one month.

The next steps for Canada

After a conversation with Trump, Trudeau found that Canada would implement his previously announced plan for $ 1.3 billion to border protection. In addition, Canada undertook to the appointment of a "fentanyl tsar" and to classify some cartels as terrorist organizations.