The newly elected President of the United States, Donald Trump, has washed his hands and followed Canada. So far they were only talking about merging Canada with America. Now Donald Trump has gone one step further. The newly elected President of the United States, Donald Trump, has shared two maps on Canada. In these, Canada has been described as a part of America. Such steps of Trump are constantly disturbing Canada.
In fact, Donald Trump first shared a map on the social media platform Truth. In it, he has shown Canada as part of America. While posting this map of America, he wrote, ‘O Canada!’ After this he shared another map. On it is written – UNITED STATES. In fact, Donald Trump has repeatedly called Canada the ’51st state’. He said on Tuesday that he would use “economic power” and not “military force” to occupy Canada.
Indeed, during a press conference at his Mar-a-Lago resort in Florida, Donald Trump was asked if he would even use the military to take over Canada. To this Trump replied, “No, economic power.” Trump has been saying for some time that Canada should become the 51st state of the United States, even after the announcement of the resignation of the Prime Minister of Canada, Justin Trudeau, Trump repeated his words that Canada should become the 51st state of the United States. should become
Trudeau responded to Trump
However, Canadian leaders are angry at Trump’s statement. Justin Trudeau gave a firm answer to President Trump and said that there is no possibility of this even remotely. Trudeau wrote on Twitter, ‘There is a greater chance of fire in the snow than Canada becoming part of the United States. The workers and communities of our two countries benefit from being each other’s largest trade and security partner.’
‘Canada will not bend’
Along with this, Canada’s Foreign Minister Melanie Jolly said that Trump’s statement shows his complete lack of understanding about Canada. He stressed that Canada will never bow to threats. He said on Twitter, ‘Trump’s statement clearly shows that he does not understand what makes Canada a strong country. Our economy is strong. Our people are strong. We will never bow to threats.