Canada PM Carney: He talked to Trump this morning | Metals Mine
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Jr123
Feb 10, 2026 11:28am — Edited
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Quoting OutThere
Carney told the moron that cda and us already share ownership (even tho cda paid all the cost) and materials and workers were sourced from both countries. Not sure if any of that entered Trump's thick skull tho.
Takes a lot of patience to deal with a dementia patient.
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OutThere
Feb 10, 2026 10:13am
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Carney told the moron that cda and us already share ownership (even tho cda paid all the cost) and materials and workers were sourced from both countries. Not sure if any of that entered Trump's thick skull tho.
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LightchaserG
Feb 10, 2026 9:24am
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Nobody cares if he spoke to Carney... Carney! Elbows up and move on from TACO :-p
lets go!

Gold Up!
Silver Up!
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ffghost
Feb 10, 2026 8:53am
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Well now, positive news coming from a leader OUTSIDE the US?? That should boost equities (for at least 15 minutes)
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Danger-Mouse
Feb 10, 2026 1:39pm
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lordnq72
Feb 10, 2026 9:01am
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piece of shit just ruined my position, puren manipulation
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