Most People Don't Realize The Real Deal Wasn't At Mar-a-Lago

Описание: While the media was obsessing over Conservative MP Jamil Jivani’s unauthorized "selfie diplomacy" at Mar-a-Lago, a far more dangerous game was being played in Ottawa. Trump thought he was dividing Canada by hosting a rebel MP. He was wrong.
Jivani’s trip was a distraction. The real meeting wasn't about photo ops; it was about the largest defense procurement in Canadian history: The $60 Billion "Canadian Patrol Submarine Project."
While Trump posed for photos, Prime Minister Mark Carney was quietly finalizing terms with South Korea (Hanwha Ocean) and Germany (TKMS) for a fleet of 12 under-ice capable submarines. And here is the detail that Washington missed: The United States was not invited to the table.

In this video, we decode:

• The Mar-a-Lago Distraction: Why Trump loves "divide and conquer" tactics, and why Jivani walked right into the trap.
• The Silent Fleet: The untold story of how Canada is building a sovereign Arctic capability that doesn't rely on Pentagon permission codes.
• The "Auto" Leverage: How Carney used this $60B defense contract to force Hyundai and Kia to save Ontario’s auto plants from Trump’s tariffs.
• Sovereignty is Steel: Why Canada chose to buy German/Korean tech instead of leasing American nuclear subs.
Jivani brought back a handshake. Carney is bringing back a fleet.
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DISCLAIMER:

This video is a geopolitical analysis and strategic simulation based on current economic trends, public government data, and open-source intelligence. Certain elements of the narrative—including specific future dates, political appointments, and diplomatic scenarios—are hypothetical projections used to illustrate potential strategic outcomes. This content is intended for educational and analytical purposes only.

WARNING: CONTAINS GEOPOLITICAL SIMULATION