A Powerful Prophetic Declaration For Canada: What Really Went Down At The Whitehouse

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What Really Went Down At The White House - A Word For Canada

Oh, Canada, we stand on guard for thee. Yes, that’s the anthem, but today, I want to take you beyond the surface—beyond what the mainstream media is telling you. I’m here to show you what really went down at the White House, a moment that the media won’t reveal in full. This is a story about power, politics, and prophecy, and it’s crucial for all Canadians and anyone watching closely to understand what’s truly happening behind the scenes.

The White House Meeting: More Than Meets the Eye

The meeting between President Trump and Mark Carney, Canada’s governor, was a masterclass in negotiation and political theater. From 3:28 to 12:09, roughly nine minutes of intense interaction unfolded—nine minutes that reveal much more than the media showed. Pay close attention to Carney’s body language: the eye movements, the discomfort, the subtle squirms. The media painted Carney as delivering a knockout blow to Trump, but what I saw was quite the opposite. Carney was squirming, his eyes darting back and forth, showing clear signs of discomfort.

This isn’t just a casual observation. Carney is deeply connected to Canada’s political elite—he’s Trudeau’s cousin and Chrystia Freeland’s son’s godfather. These connections reveal a tangled web of power, an incestuous mess within Canada’s political infrastructure. Understanding this helps us grasp why Trump’s words carried such weight and why Carney’s responses were so strained.

The Political Landscape: An Incestuous Mess

Canada’s political system is a complex and often frustrating landscape. The so-called major parties—the Conservatives, Liberals, NDP, and Greens—are all part of a deeply intertwined system that doesn’t always serve the people’s best interests. It’s an incestuous mess, where loyalties and alliances blur the lines of genuine governance. But here’s the prophetic word: the best days for Canada are on the horizon. The corrupt structures, the cankerworms destroying the political fabric, are beginning to unravel.

In the Bible, locusts and worms symbolize destruction but also restoration. The locust may devour, but restoration follows. That’s what we’re witnessing now—the beginning of the reversal, the cankerworm destroying itself and clearing the way for renewal and revival.

The Meeting Unfolds: Trump’s Deal-Making Genius

Watching the exchange between Trump and Carney was like witnessing a live demonstration of the principles from Trump’s 1987 bestseller, The Art of the Deal. Trump congratulated Carney on his election victory, building rapport before moving the conversation into strategic territory. Despite Carney’s campaign being openly against Trump, the tone shifted dramatically once they sat down together. Carney praised Trump’s leadership, focusing on the economy, border security, and the fight against fentanyl.

But then came the moment everyone was waiting for—a reporter asked if Trump’s earlier comment about Canada becoming the 51st state was a joke. Trump’s answer was clear and unapologetic:

“I still believe that. It would be a massive tax cut for Canadian citizens; you get free military, tremendous medical care, and other benefits. It would be a beautiful union.”

He described the border as an “artificially drawn line” and expressed a vision of a united North America—a United Kingdom of America, if you will. Carney, on the other hand, responded cautiously, stating that Canada was “not for sale.” Yet, even as he said this, the tension was palpable. Trump didn’t back down, emphasizing that time will tell and “never say never.”

Unmasking the Media and Political Games

What’s remarkable is how the Canadian media portrayed this encounter. They spun it as a victory for Carney, a win against Trump’s aggressive stance. But the truth was visible in Carney’s body language—clenched fingers, white knuckles, and a chair that seemed unstable beneath him, much like Canada’s political throne. This chair, in a prophetic vision, was described as regal but infested with woodworms, slowly eating away at its core. This image perfectly captures the fragile state of Canada’s political system—outwardly strong but internally decaying.

Canada is not just a country; it’s a corporation with owners, and those owners have been largely invisible to the public. The political system is rigged, with the media and multinational corporations controlling the narrative. Elections seem like battles between parties, but the real agenda is the dismantling of free nations to create a new world order. This is why the political parties, despite their differences, often deliver more of the same policies.

The Wormwood Vision: A Prophetic Insight

The vision of Carney sitting on a throne-like chair, the wood infested with worms, is a powerful metaphor for the current state of governance. The chair’s leg breaks, symbolizing instability, and the woodworms represent corruption eating away from within. This isn’t just about Carney—it’s about the entire system that supports him. The worms eating at the chair foreshadow the collapse of this corrupt political infrastructure.

Worms are symbolic of decay and judgment in scripture. Mark 9:48 speaks of worms that do not die, symbolizing eternal torment for the wicked. Isaiah 14:11 refers to worms consuming the king of Babylon, a powerful image linked to Carney’s role as the godfather of the World Economic Forum and former governor of two Rothschild central banks—the financial pillars of the Babylon system we live under.

The Future of Canada and the Covenant Nation

Despite the chaos, there is hope. The best days for Canada are coming because God is raising a remnant—a people who know their God and will do great exploits. This remnant is not about religious ritual but about impact, about standing for truth and righteousness in governance. Canada and America are covenant nations, and a new governance aligned with God’s throne of justice is on the horizon.

This transformation requires us to understand who we are as a people. Without this identity, the cycle of corruption will continue. But with God’s power working in us, as the power that raised Jesus from the dead lives in each believer, we can become the stones of the temple, the foundation of a righteous nation.

The United Kingdom of America: A Prophetic Declaration

There’s a weighty declaration here: the United Kingdom of America is being born before our eyes, even if we don’t yet see the physical manifestation. This is not a casual statement but a prophetic oracle—a vision of a new era where Canada and America unite in purpose and protection. Trump’s assurance that America will always protect Canada, regardless of money, underscores this bond.

This union is not about domination but partnership, about mutual defense and shared prosperity. It’s a vision of a continent united under principles of freedom, security, and faith.

Conclusion: Standing in Faith and Discernment

As we reflect on these revelations, it’s vital to read between the lines and listen with discernment. The political games, the media spin, and the hidden agendas are all part of a larger spiritual battle. But the enemy is on the back foot. The worms eating away at the throne signal the beginning of the end for corrupt rulers and systems.

We are called to be a remnant—mighty men and women of valor, standing firm in faith and righteousness. God’s power is at work in us, and the best days for Canada and the nations are ahead. This is our time to rise, to walk in who we are called to be, and to claim the inheritance promised by the King of Kings.

So hold fast to this word. Trust in the process. The days ahead are filled with promise, restoration, and divine justice. The throne may look regal, but the worms are at work. And soon, the old order will fall, making way for a new, godly governance that honors truth, freedom, and the covenant of our nations.

Stand strong, Canada. The best is yet to come.