A View From Canada
Hans CasteelsWelcome to The View From Canada, where the weather is aggressive, the apologies are sincere but not binding, and we watch the rest of the world argue loudly while quietly checking if the kettle is on. From up here, everything looks slightly sideways: Amer
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Replacement, Not Retaliation
There is something wonderfully satisfying about retaliation. Someone punches you; you punch him back. Someone puts a tariff on your steel; you put a tariff on his bourbon. It has symmetry, testosterone and the enormous political advantage o...
Howard Lutnick: Go Fuck Yourself.
Note: I use the Flemish word “schijnheiligheid”. There is not really an equivalent in the English language, but the best it can be translated is “pretend Holiness”.
Apparently we need another instalment in the increasingly crowded Fuck Tru...
Viewed From Canada: Keep Adding Fifty Percent. Eventually You Tariff Yourself to Death.
There is something almost refreshing about the simplicity of Donald Trump’s economic strategy toward Canada. Impose 50 percent tariffs. Canada refuses to accept the conditions required to make them disappear. Canada retaliates dollar for do...
Murica May Have Finally Accomplished What Canada Never Could
I am somewhat ashamed to have climbed aboard the Fuck Trump bandwagon, mostly because repetition eventually becomes tedious and there are only so many elegant ways to tell the President of the United States to go fuck himself. I cannot reas...
VIEWED FROM CANADA: THE DAY CANADA FINALLY SAID NO
There is something wonderfully Canadian about spending months negotiating with a man who has threatened your economy, insulted your country, mused about annexing it, imposed tariffs on it, changed the rules repeatedly, and then wondering wh...
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Survived cancer, marriage, and the healthcare system. Barely. Now I write about life’s side effects: insomnia, irony, and misplaced optimism. It’s not inspirational; it’s just what happens when sarcasm outlives shame.
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