Canada's over-reliance on the United States and its lack of an independent strategic industrial policy have left it without any bargaining power.

“And that maybe our absolute dependence on the United States which we've really fallen into let's say in the last 30 years in particular was a strategic error because it left us with no cards on the table.”

The United States would be morally justified in invading Canada because the Canadian regime has squandered its natural resources, suppressed free speech, and engaged in human rights abuses.

“At the very least, we would be just as, if not much more, morally justified in invading Canada as we would be in invading literally any other country on the planet to include Iran, by the way.”

Canada's military capacity is significantly inferior to the United States and the nation is an unreliable ally.

“The United States has about 2.1 million. Canada has less than a 20th of that with 97,000 and half of them are drunk. That's smaller than Amarillo. Tanks. We've got 4,600, give or take. Canada has 80.”

He believes the United States did not deserve the gold medal based on diplomatic and moral grounds.

“I can't believe we do not deserve this just like morally from like a just like a diplomatic standpoint. We do not deserve this.”

Canada has initiated a strategic rupture with the United States to reposition itself within a multipolar world.

“Canada basically saying that its relationship with the United States has ruptured and that Canada needs to have a different position in a multipolar world is a huge development.”