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It is a spin of sorts. Instead of having the Prime Minister tell the story himself, Scott Reid is tasked with portraying Mark Carney as the white knight who nobly stepped forward to save humanity. Really? The Wall Street Journal makes it clear that, during the Bush and Obama years, Carney concluded that the United States was no longer the hegemon Canada should align itself with. In my view, that reflects a failure to understand the principles of Ethical Realism. If Canada abandons those principles, grounded in a tradition stretching from Socrates through the Judeo-Christian moral tradition, we risk contributing to a systemic failure of the international order. It is not an East West paradigm, it is a right vs wrong with little tolerance for grey. Are we now expected to tolerate the conduct of Saudi Arabia, China, Iran, and Russia—simply because doing business with them is profitable? Trade is important. But prosperity cannot come at the expense of the moral and institutional foundations that make liberty, trust, and free markets possible. It is foundational and abondining it is fraught with danger and America will not have Trump as Predident in three years but that is a hell of a long time for Canada’s economy if frozen out of key US industries. Rebuffing Chinese EV’s (Trojan Horse) would be a good start. My Column: Canada’s Choice Is Not Between America and China. It Is Between Two Ideas of Order Note: It is part of a three column expose on Trade, economic and national security through an ethics construct that fuses the best of Liberal Egalitarianism fused with the geoeconomics and hybrid war we are already engaged in. Focused on Canada, India, US, Europe and China. The World Order is important but rationalizing rape, murder, slave labour and tyranny is not how we need approach our economy, diplomacy or our national security interests. @SundayGuardian “The Wall Street Journal has revealed something far more consequential than another chapter in the political turbulence surrounding Donald Trump. According to its reporting, Prime Minister Mark Carney’s efforts to persuade European leaders to reduce their strategic dependence on the United States were not simply a response to one American president. They reflected a strategic thesis he had been developing since the global financial crisis of 2008–09. If that reporting is accurate, Canadians should pause. This is no longer a debate about personalities or election cycles. It is a debate about the future architecture of the international order and the principles upon which it should rest. The United States has already made its strategic choice……” the rest tomorrow morning.