Comments by "S Suwandi" (@ssuwandi3240) on "Trade War: Commerce Secretary Lutnick Says EU, Canada Are Raising Stakes, Being Disrespectful" video.

  1. @TommyTwista  feel free to survive the isolation. Eat more ice?!
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  2. That's your new Unelected PM obviously 😅
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  3. Still not subsidizing out of 7% Deficit when Loonie has been crumbling to the LOWEST. Huge red flag if the Premiers don't attempt to overcome..
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  4. @quasii7  well feel free to survive in isolation under Liberal Trudeau2.0
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  5. The US will consume Made in the USA Steel and Aluminum. Thanks for undying relentless support👍
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  6. @gww8026  . Everything will get restored like it used to be before WOO HAN which was Trump's first term.. Feel free to continue to survive under Trudeau 2.0 isolation . More poverty than you have ever seen in your lifetime
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  7. @Robert-b4e1v  you will get poorer under Trudeau 2.0. You keep looking at the other side . Loonie has been crying for help but your Premieres refused to put more offers on the table..
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  8. @Robert-b4e1v  of course the politicians will let you whine because they're not going to work but living off of the citizen of Canada taxes. They hate DOGE here because it uncovered billions of wasteful spending.. If Pres Trump wasn't elected, that huge waste will never get caught and now cancelled. It's Politics that you folks get drifted away. You have to stay strong and start noticing and criticizing what the politicians are doing worse or you. The Premiere should add more offers outside of targeted tariff categories. That's the only way but not by retaliation. That's like the lazy shortcuts that you will pay more because of Govt less exports revenue.
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  9. It's the opposite. Canada 200% Tariff for decades
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  10. @lindabirkett8803  look at your Loonie first before commenting..
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  11. @ScottE-w8z  correct including the provisions for services trade and digital trade. These seem to be outside of specific Tariffs I think Canada can add more in order to cancel out the Steel and aluminum Tariff. Trading more into the US market will help increase the demand of currency..
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