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So no Trump meeting but he’s still “talking”?? Kinda pointless.
Wait I thought G7 was just speeches. Now it’s LNG and pipelines and Iran stuff? Sounds like they’re making deals behind closed doors while everyone claps.
“Tide is turning” on Russia, okay sure… next thing you know they’re gonna say it’s all fixed. Also Canada LNG and TMX pipeline going ahead? That’s the part I don’t get, like how does that help Ukraine at all.
Iran deal says they restore Strait of Hormuz traffic in 30 days like that’s a light switch. And $300 billion development fund?? Canada won’t contribute but can unfreeze assets? Sounds like word games to me, idk.