politics
January 24, 2026
Trump Moves Against The Chinese-Canadian New World Order, Just As The ‘Donroe Doctrine’ Demands
As Trump is moving the U.S. back toward the geopolitical position it occupied in the 19th century - away from the system established after WWII - Carney is attempting to break the entire West off from the U.S. and realign it with the East (despite Russia realigning itself with China, and the West being at war with Russia through Ukraine).
TL;DR
- Donald Trump is moving the U.S. towards a 19th-century geopolitical stance, diverging from the post-WWII international system.
- Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney is attempting to realign the West with the East, particularly with China.
- Trump criticizes Carney's "strategic partnership" with China, warning of 100% tariffs on Canadian goods entering the U.S.
- Trump refers to Carney as "governor," implying Canada's subordination to the U.S. under his "Donroe Doctrine."
- Just The News reports that Carney's plans might backfire due to Canada's economic dependence on the U.S.
- Carney has warned that "middle powers must act together" to preserve the international order, referencing threats from great power conflict.
- In February 2025, Chrystia Freeland, a candidate for Canadian Liberal Party leadership, suggested stationing British and French nuclear weapons in Canada for defense against the U.S.
- The Canadian military has reportedly modeled a hypothetical U.S. military invasion of Canada, employing guerrilla tactics.
- In 2018, Canada and China reportedly collaborated to spy on a U.S. submarine base, and Chinese soldiers began training in Canada in 2024.
- French President Emmanuel Macron discussed a new global order characterized by Western European aggression toward Russia, referencing nuclear weapons.
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