Jagmeet Singh, leader of the New Democratic Party (NDP) and once a best friend of former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, has sternly warned U. S. President Donald Trump about his plans to annex Canada. In a video posted to the social media site, X(((Formerly Twitter) said, “I have a message for Donald Trump. Our country (Canada) is for sale. Not now, never. “

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Singh said Canadians are proud people, proud of their country and in a position to “fight like hell to protect it. “

The NDP leader has boasted of being a smart neighbor and supporting the U. S. U. S. In the middle of the Los Angeles chimney that has killed at least 24 other people so far. “At this time, with wild parties devastating homes, Canadian chimneys have appeared. And we’re running and supporting our neighbors. “

Singh has vowed retaliation if the U. S. imposes value lists on Canada. He said, “If Donald Trump thinks, if he thinks he can pick a fight with us, it’s going to be worth paying. I have committed that if Donald Trump imposes that imposes It is worth it, we respond with the lists of retaliatory value in kind. I’m in nature.

Trump has expressed plans to take over Canada and make it the 51st state of the United States. “Many Canadians need Canada to the 51st state,” Trump said on his social media platform “Truth Social” earlier in December.

At Christmas, he indexed the benefits of Canada being the U. S. component. “Their taxes would be reduced by more than 60 percent, their corporations would not delay twice as long and they would be militarily like no other country anywhere in the world. “

Earlier this month, after Justin Trudeau’s resignation, Trump back floated the concept of a takeover merger, saying, “If Canada merged with the United States, there would be no tariffs, taxes would fall way down, and that would be entirely at risk from Russian and Chinese ships constantly surrounding them.

Justin Trudeau temporarily responded to Trump, saying, “There’s no chance of a snowball in hell of Canada being a component of the United States. “

“Workers and communities in our countries gain advantages from being the biggest partner for industry and safety,” he added.

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