🚨🚨Trump’s Trade Theater Returns: Canada, China, and a Mysterious Bombshell

On May 6, Donald Trump turned diplomacy into performance art again. Welcoming Canada’s new PM Mark Carney to the White House, he offered flattery, warnings, and a thunderous tease: “We’ll make the biggest announcement in years—this week. Loud, very loud.”

Trump praised Carney as “very talented” and promised “we’ll be friends no matter what.” But with typical flair, he questioned why the U.S. gives Canada “$200B in subsidies and military protection,” adding, “we don’t need anything from them but their friendship.” His earlier social post called Canada a “friend who needs everything from us.”

On trade, Trump floated a possible renegotiation of USMCA, saying, “maybe we’ll revisit it, maybe we won’t,” while recalling how “horribly” Carney’s predecessors negotiated. Carney kept composure, noting some provisions “may need to change.”

As for China? Trump claimed, “They want a deal. Their ships are turning around. Their economy’s hurting.” But the U.S.? “We don’t need them.” He called America “a super-luxury store. Everyone wants in. But we don’t need their markets.”

Trump also claimed India agreed to eliminate tariffs: “They already said yes.” No details, but the signal was clear: Trump wants wins and won’t wait.

And that mystery? Trump teased an “incredibly positive” announcement coming before his Middle East trip. No hints. Just a grin and thunderclouds of speculation.

So, #AMAGE community:

Are we witnessing global leadership — or just premium theater from the world’s most exclusive shopkeeper?