Yesterday Trump made a series of posts about the Canada/US trade war. The following one confuses me because can’t see what it has to do with how much I will be paying for pickles tomorrow.
"Wow! Canada has just announced that it is backing statehood for Palestine. That will make it very hard for us to make a Trade Deal with them. Oh' Canada!!!" .
Cheers and happy weekend!
I have been wondering if there is a difference in what Trump said Canada said - and what Canada actually said.
Trump said Canada is "backing" statehood for Palestine.
Canada said it would "recognize" Palestine as a state (if the 2 state solution was was put in place.). Either way it won’t effect the price of my pickles because my pickles are imported from the Ukraine.
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I figure Trump does know the difference between backing and recognizing. And he purposely used the word backing to make it sound like Canada was going to push for a Palestine state – maybe by giving them weapons or something like that. Cheers and happy weekend!
Well if Canada is already recognizing Palestine as a country wouldn’t we have different stationary for when we send Palestine an official letter? Like the letter head wold say – To the State of Palestine.
Actually the point of this question was – why should Trump’s view on Canada saying they will recognize Palestine as a State effect the price of pickles.
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This post was edited by Nanoose at August 4, 2025 10:52 AM MDT