Trump JUST Walked Away From Roosevelt’s 1940 Pact — Carney’s Response Left Washington EXPOSED
Trump JUST Walked Away From Roosevelt’s 1940 Pact — Carney’s Response Left Washington EXPOSED
In a single afternoon, the Pentagon walked away from an institution older than NATO, older than the United Nations, and older than the post-war order itself.
The Permanent Joint Board on Defense—an 86-year-old bilateral alliance forged in 1940 by Franklin Roosevelt and Mackenzie King to protect North America from Nazi Germany—was abruptly suspended. There was no formal treaty renegotiation, no diplomatic cable, and no official state communication. It was done via a tweet.
The public decree came from Elbridge Colby, head of the newly rebranded “Department of War,” who paused nearly nine decades of continental security cooperation to punish one man: Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. For months, Washington has demanded total compliance, but by turning a critical Arctic military alliance into an instrument of personal retribution, the White House didn’t bring Ottawa to heel. It did the exact opposite. It proved Carney’s ultimate thesis true: relying blindly on a single superpower means accepting complete subordination. Now, the old rules of the continent are dead, and a quiet geopolitical revolution has begun.
Here is the deep-dive forensic analysis of the historic fracture Washington never expected Canada to survive: https://news.xwrapper.com/zohgox