Sean Foo and Scott Bessent, US Treasury Secretary
I presume this is all play-acting to raise the temperature and bring us all closer to the EBS.
President Trump cannot but know very well that free energy and anti-gravity technology is waiting for G/NESARA to be announced which will make petroleum-based technology obsolete. G/NESARA itself removes incentives for rushed decisions like this one.
Given that Prime Minister Trudeau is under house arrest for capital crimes, I expect he’s playing a role.
If it were not play-acting, it’d be deeply disturbing to Canadians. The close friendship between the two countries, I think, can take the buffeting but it may be a rough passage for Canadians for a while. Depending on how rough, I think we can take it.
My advice to fellow Canadians is to wait before judging. The EBS is coming, which will bring in new planetary arrangements. Much of what’s happening now will become plain then as what was needed to get us to the place of accepting the global revelation (EBS) of the war to free the planet.
NESARA is not about Making America Great Again at the expense of her neighbors. That would be predatory. Given the rising lovelight on the planet, such a movement would not prevail or last.
Nothing is as it appears so hang in there, Canada!
US Just Ordered Major G7 Ally to Sever China Trade
Sean Foo, Dinar Chronicles, Monday, 3 March 2025
(https://dinarchronicles.com/2025/03/03/sean-foo-us-just-ordered-major-g7-ally-to-sever-china-trade/)
Geopolitical tensions are reaching a boiling point as the US reportedly pressures key ally Canada to significantly curtail its trade relationship with China, threatening potential economic repercussions if it doesn’t comply. This aggressive move comes amidst the backdrop of the collapse of a massive, highly touted US-U*****e resource deal, raising questions about strategic miscalculations and the long-term stability of international partnerships.
According to recent reports, Treasury Head Bessent is leading the charge in Washington, urging Ottawa to drastically reduce its economic dependence on China. The US justification centers around concerns about unfair trade practices, national security risks, and the potential for China to leverage its economic power for political gain. The potential for US “punishment” if Canada resists highlights the immense pressure being applied and underscores the high stakes involved in this escalating trade war.
Canada, a G7 nation and key US ally, faces a difficult decision. While deeply connected to the US economy, it also maintains significant trade ties with China. Severing or drastically reducing these connections would have a profound impact on the Canadian economy, potentially disrupting supply chains, impacting businesses, and requiring a significant reorientation of its trade strategy. The choice represents a complex balancing act between maintaining its alliance with the US and safeguarding its own economic interests.
This pressure campaign comes at a particularly sensitive time, following the dramatic unraveling of a purported $500 billion resource deal between the US and U*****e. The deal, initially heralded as a critical strategic partnership that would boost the U*******n economy and provide the US with crucial resources, now appears to be a mirage. The reasons for its collapse remain unclear, but speculation ranges from political instability in U*****e to unrealistic initial projections and a lack of concrete financing.
The coming months will be crucial in determining the long-term ramifications of these events. How Canada responds to US pressure will be a telling indicator of the strength and resilience of the US-Canada alliance. Similarly, the fallout from the collapsed US-U*****e deal will likely reshape future US strategies for engaging with countries in politically volatile regions.
Ultimately, these developments highlight the complexities and challenges of navigating the global landscape in an era of increasing competition and geopolitical uncertainty. As the US continues to assert its influence on the world stage, its ability to maintain strong alliances and engage in realistic and sustainable partnerships will be critical to its long-term success. The world is watching to see whether these recent events represent a strategic reset or a series of costly missteps.
Watch the video below from Sean Foo for further insights and information.
China Issues Dire Ultimatum as US Pleads for More Cheap Canadian Oil
Sean Foo, Dinar Chronicles, 1 March 2025
(https://dinarchronicles.com/2025/03/01/sean-foo-china-issues-dire-ultimatum-as-us-pleads-for-more-cheap-canadian-oil/)
The trade war between the US and China shows no signs of abating, with tensions escalating as both sides dig in their heels. Recent developments suggest a deepening chasm, characterized by Beijing’s unwavering stance and Washington’s increasingly desperate attempts to shore up its resource base.
China has delivered a clear ultimatum: the US is not to cross a line, though the specific details of this red line remain publicly vague, fueling speculation and adding a layer of uncertainty to the already complex dynamic. This firm position underscores Beijing’s resolve not to be bullied into concessions and highlights its willingness to withstand the economic pressures exerted by the US tariffs and restrictions.
Meanwhile, across the Pacific, the US is reportedly becoming increasingly anxious about securing critical resources needed to fuel what some are calling an “industrial war” with China. This perceived vulnerability is pushing the current administration to explore unconventional and potentially strained alliances.
In a move that raises eyebrows, President Trump is now reportedly demanding cheaper oil from Canada. While energy independence has been a long-held goal for the US, the insatiable demand for resources to power its economy and compete with China’s manufacturing prowess appears to be driving this new push. This demand for cheaper oil puts Canada in a difficult position, forcing them to balance their economic interests with the potential political ramifications of acceding to such a request.
The implications of this situation are far-reaching. For China, the firm stance against the US suggests a long-term strategy focused on self-reliance and the development of alternative supply chains and markets. For the US, the pursuit of cheaper resources from Canada highlights the pressure it faces in maintaining its competitive edge in the face of China’s growing economic and technological dominance.
This escalating trade war has significant consequences for the global economy. Businesses are facing increased costs and uncertainty, supply chains are being disrupted, and the risk of a broader economic downturn is growing.
Ultimately, a resolution to this conflict will require a willingness from both sides to engage in meaningful dialogue and compromise. Whether the US and China are willing to bridge the divide and find common ground remains to be seen. As the situation unfolds, businesses and policymakers alike must carefully monitor the developments and prepare for the potential ramifications of a prolonged and escalating trade war.
Watch the video below from Sean Foo for further insights and information.