Donald Trump says he plans to use "economic force" to make Canada an AmeriKKKan state and plans hostile takeover of Greenland from Denmark

[MikelArteta]

You don't know stuff about your own country lol. Anyway, all of the stuff you mentioned is CEREMONIAL. Neither King Charles III nor the British government have any legal authority over Canada.

This was finalized with the Canada Act 1982, which gave Canada the ability to change its constitution without British consent and was proclaimed by Queen Elizabeth II herself. Canada has been de facto independent since 1931 (Statute of Westminster).

The Prime Minister reports to the Governor-General, who holds the authority to decide whether to dissolve Parliament and trigger an election. In 1926, the Governor-General sparked controversy by rejecting a request to call an election. A similar situation arose in 2008 when the fate of Harper's minority government rested on the Governor-General's decision.

The Governor General's Decision to Prorogue Parliament: A Dangerous Precedent

99% of the time is ceremonial and they just do what the pm tells them to do but its not all cermonial

 

[The Fade]

https://www.reddit.com/r/LeopardsAteMyFace/s/cVWCFncYMB

 

[King Static X]

The Prime Minister reports to the Governor-General, who holds the authority to decide whether to dissolve Parliament and trigger an election. In 1926, the Governor-General sparked controversy by rejecting a request to call an election. A similar situation arose in 2008 when the fate of Harper's minority government rested on the Governor-General's decision.

The Governor General's Decision to Prorogue Parliament: A Dangerous Precedent

99% of the time is ceremonial and they just do what the pm tells them to do but its not all cermonial

Yeah but if Charles himself or the British PM tried to directly do anything in Canada. They would have no legal authority. That would cause a geopolitical crisis.

Also, that 1926 incident was before both the Statute of Westminster (1931) and Canada Act (1982).

 

[69 others]

Notice the H1B thing is no longer in the news.

 

[Peter Popoff]

This isnt funny anymore, this isnt comedic or cute this is dangerous a president threatening to take control of a sovereign country and strong ally through economic force, shame on anyone that supported trump this is an insult to peoples intelligence. what does it say that this imbecile is the ruler of the free world?

I concur.

"Nothing in this world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscience stupidity." - MLK

 

[ReasonableMatic]

 

[Bushmaster69]

You don't know stuff about your own country lol. Anyway, all of the stuff you mentioned is CEREMONIAL. Neither King Charles III nor the British government have any legal authority over Canada.

This was finalized with the Canada Act 1982, which gave Canada the ability to change its constitution without British consent and was proclaimed by Queen Elizabeth II herself. Canada has been de facto independent since 1931 (Statute of Westminster).

You are retarded man lol

Again you just handed out a nothing burger.

Nothing changes the fact that Canada is still part of the common wealth, which makes it an extension of the British empire. It will never be annexed by America, and will always remain part of the British Empire as our head of state.

Also, I just posted two sources that tell you how and when the monarch can step in, and you are still saying the monarch is ONLY ceremonial.

PM can be told no that he cannot porogue government by the govenor general (a point the official opposition stressed), but the monarch is only ceremonial.

The monarch stepped in and fired a whole parliament to pass a budget in a common wealth country, but the monarch is only ceremonial.

The Governor General can even dissolve government in Canada, and step in during limited national emergencies, but they are only ceremonial.

Welcome to the ignore list.

I have a low tolerance for fukkery in 2025.

 

[Bushmaster69]

Didn't say I liked that shyt, but it is what it is.

 

[King Static X]

You are retarded man lol

Again you just handed out a nothing burger.

Nothing changes the fact that Canada is still part of the common wealth, which makes it an extension of the British empire. It will never be annexed by America, and will always remain part of the British Empire as our head of state.

Also, I just posted two sources that tell you how and when the monarch can step in, and you are still saying the monarch is ONLY ceremonial.

PM can be told no that he cannot porogue government by the govenor general (a point the official opposition stressed), but the monarch is only ceremonial.

The monarch stepped in and fired a whole parliament to pass a budget in a common wealth country, but the monarch is only ceremonial.

The Governor General can even dissolve government in Canada, and step in during limited national emergencies, but they are only ceremonial.

Welcome to the ignor list.

I have a low tolerance for fukkery in 2025.

The British Empire no longer exists. Also, I never said that the US should annex Canada (so I don't know what you're talking about).

Canada is an independent country. The British have no authority over Canada. The fact that you don't know this about your own country is sad.

Also, I don't care about your insults or being on your ignore list

 

[TRUEST]

The British Empire no longer exists. Also, I never said that the US should annex Canada (so I don't know what you're talking about).

Canada is an independent country. The British have no authority over Canada. The fact that you don't know this about your own country is sad.

Also, I don't care about your insults or being on your ignore list

Don’t be naive.

 

[King Static X]

Don’t be naive.

About?

 

[TRUEST]

About?

King Charles is the government. They may say he has no authority. But really? Lol.

 

[Stuntone]

Move

 

[King Static X]

King Charles is the government. They may say he has no authority. But really? Lol.

King Charles III is largely a ceremonial figurehead. He has functionally no power over Canada. If he did try to exert any power over Canada, the Canadian PM and parliament would ignore him, and that would start a geopolitical crisis with the UK.

The main reasons why Canada still has the British monarch as head of state are 1) tradition and 2) becoming a republic would make Canada even more similar to the US (which some Canadians would hate).

Canada is an independent country that makes it's own laws and is responsible for it's own international affairs, separate from the UK. In current times, the United States (and by virtue the US president) has more "power" over Canada than the United Kingdom lol.

 

[the bossman]

damn russia gotta have some crazy blackmial on trump for this to be even joked about or used as a "negotiation" tactic or used as a way to distract from whatever else.

Donald Trump has 'obligations' to those who brought him to power—Putin ally

Vladimir Putin's aide and former Secretary of the Security Council Nikolai Patrushev has commented on Donald Trump's election victory.

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