[0.00-6.32] So last week, Canada's interior minister, Melanie Jolie, was in London at Chatham House,
[6.96-13.52] selling Canada to the assembled audience as a, quote, stable, grown-up, reliable partner,
[14.08-19.68] as opposed to the United States, of course. But here is how that grown-up partner operates.
[20.32-25.68] Four days ago, the White House put out a report called the Great Transshipment Scan.
[26.24-30.48] And here's what the president's trade advisor, Peter Navarro, said about it.
[30.48-39.20] But what happened beginning immediately in 2018, is that China strategically began to develop
[39.20-45.12] methods of what's called transshipping. It's basically a modern form of smuggling.
[45.12-50.80] As Navarro was describing how the Chinese repackaged their goods into products that are produced
[50.80-57.44] in countries with lower tariffs, in order to, quote, smuggle them in, the broadcast was showing
[57.44-64.16] just what countries are involved, and Canada is near the top of the list. But that's not the only
[64.16-70.00] list that Canada is on. When the administration escalated its tariff strategy back in July,
[70.56-77.44] it targeted countries which failed to enforce measures banning goods produced by forced or slave
[77.44-84.00] labor. Canada is on the short list of six countries which failed to enforce their own laws.
[84.64-89.60] Then there are the dirty money flows, which are the hallmark of the empire's deregulated
[89.60-95.68] financial system. They have a name for the Canadian side of it. It's called snow washing.
[96.40-100.16] Transparency International Canada put the problem bluntly, quote,
[100.96-107.04] there are more rigorous checks to obtain a library card than there are to set up a shell company.
[107.44-112.32] And they said this leaves Canada in their words with, quote, some of the weakest corporate
[112.32-119.52] transparency laws in the world. And the money that gets washed is not petty cash. British Columbia's
[119.52-126.16] Cohen Commission, a full public inquiry whose final report was released in June 2022,
[126.88-133.52] documented what investigators called the Vancouver model. Cartel and triad money from the
[133.52-141.44] Sinaloa and CGNG cartels and Chinese triads, laundered through casinos, luxury cars and real estate.
[142.24-148.96] In BC, real estate alone, the estimates ran from 800 million to over five billion a year. Now,
[149.68-154.00] if that reminds you of how the city of London and its offshore Caribbean islands,
[154.64-162.80] house drug cartel and terrorist money, including the IRGC, it should. That is the empire's business model.
[163.28-170.48] So that's just part of the rap sheet on Canada, the stable, reliable, grown-out partner in Minister
[170.48-176.80] Jolie's words. So the USMCA fight, the trade negotiations that everyone is watching,
[176.80-181.84] that's one flank. Canada doesn't cheat on trade because of sloppy enforcement.
[182.40-189.12] It uses trade to erode American economic sovereignty by design. That isn't a trading partner,
[189.12-195.44] that's an outlaw with a flag staple to it. Now, if you want to track the British empire's long
[195.44-201.12] war against American sovereignty before it hits the headlines, subscribe to Promethean actions,
[201.12-207.20] free newsletter, the link is in the description. Because none of this is really about tariffs or
[207.20-217.20] forced labor lists. It's about two different systems.