Why Read This Now “This story first appeared on January 28th, 2026. We are resurfacing it because its central questions, warnings, or revelations have proven remarkably prescient, and are more urgent than ever.”
Why would half the country think that, after Venezuela, Canada is next to be invaded by Trump? This is the question I shall attempt to answer somewhere in this article, but first, let us address the facts and receipts immediately.
Recently, a poll conducted by GEF Consulting Inc pronounced GEFF found that 57.9% of Canadians feel that a US invasion of Canada is more than likely after the recent invasion of Venezuela. Specifically, 39.5% think it is ‘more’ likely; 10.6% say it’s ‘much more likely’ and 7.8% say it’s likely.
GEF Consulting Inc asked 1,000 random Canadians how they think Canada would fare against a US Invasion. A combined 79.3% responded ‘no,’ 54.7% responded or ‘maybe’ 24.6%.
As recently as January, Canadians were asked when they think a USA invasion would happen if they did invade. 66.1% of Canadians said before the end of the Trump presidency (notably, this is a13.3% increase in the stat from polling in October). 9.90% were even less optimistic, saying that it would happen within the next year, and 7.30% think it will happen within 5 years.
On the question of trusting their intelligence agencies to spot signs of a US invasion against Canada, Canadians were divided. 33% ‘kind of’ trust Canadian intelligence services, a quarter of Canadians (23.2%) say they don’t, and 17.5% say they don’t know.
When asked if they have confidence that Canada’s new “Defense Investment Agency” for defense procurement could scale up the Canadian military quickly enough to fend off a US invasion, a combined 80% of Canadians said ‘no’, 44.5% or ‘maybe’ 35.5%.
Procurement expert Graeme Foster is cautiously optimistic about the new department and its ability to scale up; he warns there are at least three red flags to look out for.
- “It is a great idea in concept, but now they must create a fully functioning, brand-new organization … there’s always a gap between idea and operational. We need to ask how long that is realistically going to take,” said Foster.
- “An ex-banking ‘mover and shaker’ of great pedigree in his world has been put in charge, but someone who does not have the public sector procurement background could be a big problem.”
- “The Liberal government already has a history of setting up new departments … then nothing happens for years. For example, the Infrastructure Bank Agency was set up to fund capital projects across the country, and it took many, many years to disperse actual money,” added Foster.
When asked how much they would personally be willing to pay in additional taxes for a “proper national defense against the USA,” Canadians would rather not spend.
That said, let us find out why half of Canadians think Trump and his regime will invade Canada. It is no secret that the US has always taken advantage of weak countries and their governments, and yes, Canada falls under that weak category. If you would rather apologize than man up to an oppressor, the answer is clear: 40.1% said it.
Let us look at what the ‘Official reason/excuse for a hypothetical US invasion’ would be, and how Canadians answered:14.9% said, “Securing North American energy independence,” 14.4 per cent said, “Unifying North America for efficiency and security,” 12.3% said “Reclaiming American prosperity through continental growth,” 11.7% said “Preventing Russian and Chinese Arctic expansion,” and11.3% said “Securing northern borders from illegal drugs” (Fentanyl).
My answer would be, “Reclaiming American prosperity through continental growth,” (aka to steal resources), another thing the US government has shamelessly done for centuries, e.g., Africa’s resources and artifacts.
Delusions aside, Canada and the US are playing for the same team, namely The World Economic Forum, (aka, The New World Order and Agenda 2030). These players stage games all the time because it keeps the unsuspecting citizens distracted.
Ninety-nine per cent of the world’s countries, including the Caribbean islands, have signed on to the WEF Agenda 2030 rules, yet their leaders would like to have the people believe that they hold opposing views.
Therefore, if ever the US pulls that hat trick off with Canada, it will just be their handlers shuffling the deck.
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