The Duran Podcast Canada at a crossroads w/Matthew Ehret (Live)
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Apr 1, 2025 Matthew Ehret, a Canadian author and geopolitical analyst, dives deep into the complexities of Canada’s identity and politics. He discusses the resurgence of Canadian nationalism and its historical roots, alongside the impact of Trudeau’s leadership on international relations. The conversation touches on Canada’s peacekeeping role and the implications of its universal healthcare system. Ehret also highlights the generational knowledge gap in understanding geopolitical tensions, particularly with Russia, and the need for active citizenship in shaping Canada’s future.
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Canada's Revival and Nationalism
- Canada is suddenly big news, with Trump suggesting its annexation and Carney becoming Prime Minister.
- These events have revived Canadian nationalism, which is primarily rooted in anti-Americanism.
Roots of Canadian Nationalism
- Canadian nationalism is primarily defined by anti-Americanism due to social engineering and historical narratives.
- This has been reinforced by figures like Mark Carney, a Bilderberger member, who doesn't prioritize Canadian interests.
US Imperialism and Anti-Imperialism
- US imperialism is linked to the City of London's monetary and intelligence influence.
- America's anti-imperial traditions emerged under presidents who often died in office, suggesting a pattern of suppression.