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Key Points from Mike Martins' Discussion on the "Great Canadian Peso"
The Decline of the Canadian Dollar

Mike predicts that the Canadian dollar will drop to $0.60 USD due to Canada's failing economy.

He refers to this devaluation as the "Great Canadian Peso."

The slowdown in the currency's decline during Biden’s presidency was temporary, but it is now accelerating again.

Biden’s Selection and Its Impact

Claims Biden was "selected" (not elected) to weaken the U.S. economically, philosophically, and spiritually.

The goal was to turn the U.S. into “California status”—a place of economic decline, high taxes, and mismanagement.

However, he now sees signs of recovery in America as small industries and businesses start booming again.

Comparison Between U.S. and Canada

While traveling along the U.S. West Coast, he noticed clean streets, industry growth, and less visible homelessness.

Suggests that homeless populations in American cities are being relocated or hidden rather than taking over public spaces.

Canada, by contrast, is falling apart due to mismanagement, economic weakness, and lack of real industry.

Canada’s Economic Weakness

Canada’s economy heavily depends on:

Money laundering (one of the top 7 industries).

Real estate speculation, mostly Chinese foreign investment (one of the top 5 industries).

Fentanyl drug trade (another major industry).

These industries are now declining, leaving Canada with no real economic backbone.

China’s Control Over Canadian Resources

Canada has rich natural resources (lithium, coal, oil, potash), but China owns much of it.

Biggest lithium-ion mine and coal mine in Canada are Chinese-owned.

No Canadian workers are hired in these industries.

Government Policies Destroying Canada

Canadian government is financing businesses to hire migrants over Canadian citizens.

Heavy bureaucracy and red tape prevent Canada from utilizing its own resources effectively.

Farming is being choked by regulations, contributing to high food prices.

Trump’s Return and America’s Strength

Believes Trump’s resurgence has sparked a revival of industry and economic order in the U.S.

Predicts the gap between Canada and the U.S. will widen, leaving Canada further behind.

Canada’s Dependence on the U.S.

Canada has no leverage over America if the U.S. economy recovers.

Potash (fertilizer industry) is one of the few things Canada provides that America depends on.

Claims that past Canadian threats to cut off power to New York were meaningless because the U.S. isn’t truly dependent on Canadian energy.

Call to Action for Canada

Canada needs to stop selling out to foreign interests and invest in its own people.

The government must rebuild Canadian industry and reduce reliance on foreign money and policies.

People in Canada are miserable due to high costs, poor governance, and economic mismanagement.

Final Thoughts

Canada is in trouble if it doesn’t change course.

The "Great Canadian Peso" decline is already happening.

Calls for Canadian leadership to wake up and prioritize its own citizens.

Ends with his location in Oregon, where he sees America functioning well in contrast to Canada.