Canada Turns to China and Strikes Billion Dollar Deal In Chinese Yuan, NOT USD, Betraying The U.S!

In a surprising twist, Canada—one of America’s closest allies—has just signed a massive billion-dollar shipbuilding deal with China, and there’s a bigger shock: the entire transaction is settled in Chinese RMB, bypassing the U.S. dollar.

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This unexpected partnership is more than just business; it could signal a seismic shift in global alliances, raising questions about America’s influence on the world stage. Why would Canada make such a bold move, and what does this mean for the future of U.S.-Canada relations? Join us as we break down the story behind this high-stakes deal and uncover the powerful message it sends to Washington.

In this video, we explore the reasons Canada may be turning towards China and away from the U.S. dollar, from economic motivations to geopolitical strategy. We dive into China’s dominance in the global shipbuilding industry, the appeal of its advanced green technology, and the economic pressures Canada faces due to ongoing trade tensions with the U.S. Could this decision be part of a growing trend of de-dollarization, and if so, what would a world less reliant on the U.S. dollar look like? Stay tuned as we reveal the ripple effects this deal could have across North America, Asia, and beyond.

Stay with us until the end, where we discuss whether this Canadian pivot could mark a permanent shift in global alliances, and what this could mean for America’s standing as a world leader. Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and turn on notifications—this video is just the beginning of a series that explores how today’s decisions are shaping tomorrow’s world order.

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[Bystander-em]

Costs twice as much and takes three times longer to build a ship in US shipyards.

[Assimpleasthat]

Trudeau has no choice in the face of common sense 😂

[missyboyd-morris]

Make sure they have the money to pay their bill!

[bircruz]

Turkey and Serbia, and now Lithuania and Canada, have made a U-turn. Hungary and Slovenia are holding, as are Norway, Finland, Italy and (add your own).

[CharlesRylance]

China builds ships cheaper than the us?