Question: This has been a very difficult time for Canadians, dealing with Trump’s bullying tactics that threaten not only the economy, but the very sovereignty of the nation. All of this happening with an election at the end of the month. The leading candidate at this moment, according to the polls, is Mark Carney, the darling of Davos. He wrote a book that made him a clear advocate and spokesman for the Green Revolution. Running for prime minister has seen him now much more realistic and sensible dealing with the complexities of present energy needs and concerns for environmental issues. The real danger of a recession as a direct result of Trump’s economic war has moved the country to the realization of the need for greater self-sufficiency and the development of natural resources that are abundant but only need to get to market. However, this would only increase the planet’s pollution. How do you see the best way to balance these two needs in the short and long term? Can Carney be trusted to move forward with what is best for the nation, or is he still too aligned with the power elite and their goals? His political moves have been very astute, as he has usurped many of the conservative party’s positions as his own. Dramatic changes abound as the liberal party has gone from 25 points behind to 10 points ahead. I have never seen this before. How do you see this aligning with the new cycle of acceleration and the First Ray?
Answer from the Ascended Master Saint Germain through Kim Michaels. This answer was given during the 2025 Ukraine Webinar.
Well, yes, I certainly empathize with the Canadian nation and the Canadian people. But the fact of the matter is that what is happening in these years is that what Archangel Uriel called the agents of chaos are being allowed to outplay their imbalances in order to make other nations step back and take a new look at where we are going and how we can cooperate with other nations. Canada has for a very long time allowed itself to be too dependent on the United States. Therefore, it is very appropriate that Canada begins to look for how to collaborate with other nations that share the same values now that it has become clear that under the Trump presidency, the United States no longer shares the traditional democratic values that made the democratic world prosperous.
Mark Carney is a candidate that has some attunement with me that I can work with to some degree. This is not saying that he is the only one or that he is the ideal one. But you always have to go with what is realistic in the situation. In terms of developing Canada’s natural resources, well, as I have explained many times, as we move deeper into the golden age, there are resources that will no longer be necessary because there will be new technologies that will be non-polluting and non-force-based. But as long as the situation is what it is today, it is appropriate to develop what natural resources you have in a country in order to really promote economic stability and economic growth.
However, it is also very important, as Archangel Uriel said, to take a realistic look at Donald Trump and how he goes back and forth with no apparent greater plan. And this means that you can step back and say: “Perhaps we do not need to overreact to this because perhaps this will work itself out”, so that the Trump presidency will be forced to bend to practical reality as you already see some signs that this is happening in terms of the tariffs and the trade war. Clearly, if the economy in the United States is threatened, Trump and his administration will be forced to change course. You need to have a balanced perspective on this so you do not overreact and panic. However, in the long term, it is certainly appropriate for Canada to look for other trading partners, especially Europe, South America, Central America, Asia, and develop greater cooperation wherever possible.
I am not in any way endorsing what Donald Trump is doing, but it is in a way, forcing the countries that still hold on to democratic values to do more to cooperate and go around the United States. I am not saying this is what I want for the golden age because I would prefer that the United States maintains a strong position as a reliable democratic nation that other nations could trust.
What you see, of course, universally is that very few nations in the world trust the United States under Trump’s leadership. That is, of course, not ideal. But since it is there, and since the American people have voted Trump into office, then we look at the positive. And the positive could be that other nations make more of an effort to cooperate, and this can, in the long run, be beneficial for the golden age, even when the United States grows out of this current state that it is in, and therefore, becomes willing to join the international community again, as inevitably will happen. It is just a matter of how long it takes before a critical mass of Americans have had enough hard knocks that they realize that cooperation and trade with the world is not a loss for America, but is actually what made America prosperous.
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