Civil
war breaks out at G7 summit (Video)
10
June, 2018
The
G7 provided much drama and fallout, as Trump trolled the conference
from beginning to end, calling out the “meek” and “weak”
Presidents, Prime Ministers and Chancellors of France, Germany and
host nation Canada, while the US President once again pressed his
“America first” policy to the shock and fear of the G6 leaders.
Trump was particularly
angered by neo-liberal poster boy Trudeau’s two-faced comments
during a summit ending press conference, tweeting…
“PM Justin Trudeau of Canada acted so meek and mild during our @G7 meetings only to give a news conference after I left saying that, ‘US Tariffs were kind of insulting’ and he ‘will not be pushed around’ Very dishonest & weak. Our Tariffs are in response to his of 270 per cent on dairy!”
‘There’s a special place in hell’ for Trudeau for backstabbing Trump, White House trade adviser says
Hell painting in Saint-Nicolas de VŽroce church © Fred de Noyelle / GODONG / Global Look Press
RT,10 June,2018
It's open season on Justin Trudeau in the Trump administration, with the White House trade council chief launching an attack on the Canadian PM, saying there is a "special place in hell" for anyone who double-crosses his boss.
Director of the White House National Trade Council Peter Navarro preached against the Canadian Prime Minister during an interview with Fox News Sunday when asked whether US President Donald Trump’s very personal attack on Trudeau was warranted, given that Canada is the second biggest trading partner of the US.
Navarro, who was introduced as the “architect” behind Trump’s plan to slap Canada, Mexico and the EU with tariffs on steel and aluminum, did not hold back his fury, turning the heat up even higher.
"There's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with President Donald J. Trump and then tries to stab him in the back on the way out the door," Navarro said, echoing the words of Trump’s chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow.
Kudlow faced a massive backlash on social media earlier on Sunday after he accused Trudeau of “stabbing the US in the back” with his promise to retaliate against US tariffs at the final presser.
Navarro, who said his words reflect the general sentiment on Air Force One, where Trump launched his Twitter rant against Trudeau, argued that the Canadian PM acted in “bad faith” with his “stunt press conference.”
“That's what weak, dishonest Justin Trudeau did,” he said, lashing out at the Canadian PM with exactly the same words Trump used on Saturday evening when he abruptly withdrew his approval for a joint statement of the G7 country leaders while he was already on his way to Singapore.
While Trump’s Twitter outburst has drawn stark criticism from other G7 members, including France and Germany, Trudeau was hailed by European Council President Donald Tusk, who tweeted there should be “a special place in heaven” for the Canadian for his impeccable host skills.
Navarro argued that it’s not Trump who showed bad attitude during the summit, arriving late and leaving early, but Trudeau who is responsible for the diplomatic disaster.
"All Justin Trudeau had to do was take the win. President Trump did the courtesy to Justin Trudeau to travel up to Quebec for that summit. He had other things, bigger things on his plate in Singapore,” Navarro said.
In order to please his Canadian counterpart, Trump was ready to go to such great lengths as to “sign that socialist communique,” Navarro noted, referring to the joint statement that called for “free, fair and mutually beneficial trade.”
But instead, as soon as Trump’s plane departed for Singapore, Trudeau “stabbed our President in the back,” Navarro said. “That will not stand,” he stressed.
Navarro called the threat of a tit-for-tat response “nothing short of an attack on our political system,” accusing Canada of raising “its high protectionist barriers even higher.”
In his final press conference, Trudeau announced that he had to “move forward with retaliatory measures, applying equivalent tariffs to the ones Americans have unjustly applied to us.”
‘There’s a special place in hell’ for Trudeau for backstabbing Trump, White House trade adviser says
Hell painting in Saint-Nicolas de VŽroce church © Fred de Noyelle / GODONG / Global Look Press
RT,10 June,2018
It's open season on Justin Trudeau in the Trump administration, with the White House trade council chief launching an attack on the Canadian PM, saying there is a "special place in hell" for anyone who double-crosses his boss.
Director of the White House National Trade Council Peter Navarro preached against the Canadian Prime Minister during an interview with Fox News Sunday when asked whether US President Donald Trump’s very personal attack on Trudeau was warranted, given that Canada is the second biggest trading partner of the US.
Navarro, who was introduced as the “architect” behind Trump’s plan to slap Canada, Mexico and the EU with tariffs on steel and aluminum, did not hold back his fury, turning the heat up even higher.
"There's a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad faith diplomacy with President Donald J. Trump and then tries to stab him in the back on the way out the door," Navarro said, echoing the words of Trump’s chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow.
Kudlow faced a massive backlash on social media earlier on Sunday after he accused Trudeau of “stabbing the US in the back” with his promise to retaliate against US tariffs at the final presser.
Navarro, who said his words reflect the general sentiment on Air Force One, where Trump launched his Twitter rant against Trudeau, argued that the Canadian PM acted in “bad faith” with his “stunt press conference.”
“That's what weak, dishonest Justin Trudeau did,” he said, lashing out at the Canadian PM with exactly the same words Trump used on Saturday evening when he abruptly withdrew his approval for a joint statement of the G7 country leaders while he was already on his way to Singapore.
While Trump’s Twitter outburst has drawn stark criticism from other G7 members, including France and Germany, Trudeau was hailed by European Council President Donald Tusk, who tweeted there should be “a special place in heaven” for the Canadian for his impeccable host skills.
Navarro argued that it’s not Trump who showed bad attitude during the summit, arriving late and leaving early, but Trudeau who is responsible for the diplomatic disaster.
"All Justin Trudeau had to do was take the win. President Trump did the courtesy to Justin Trudeau to travel up to Quebec for that summit. He had other things, bigger things on his plate in Singapore,” Navarro said.
In order to please his Canadian counterpart, Trump was ready to go to such great lengths as to “sign that socialist communique,” Navarro noted, referring to the joint statement that called for “free, fair and mutually beneficial trade.”
But instead, as soon as Trump’s plane departed for Singapore, Trudeau “stabbed our President in the back,” Navarro said. “That will not stand,” he stressed.
Navarro called the threat of a tit-for-tat response “nothing short of an attack on our political system,” accusing Canada of raising “its high protectionist barriers even higher.”
In his final press conference, Trudeau announced that he had to “move forward with retaliatory measures, applying equivalent tariffs to the ones Americans have unjustly applied to us.”
PM Justin Trudeau of Canada acted so meek and mild during our @G7 meetings only to give a news conference after I left saying that, “US Tariffs were kind of insulting” and he “will not be pushed around.” Very dishonest & weak. Our Tariffs are in response to his of 270% on dairy!
Trump
followed up with this warning shot to “Justin”…
“Based on Justin’s false statements at his news conference, and the fact that Canada is charging massive Tariffs to our U.S. farmers, workers and companies, I have instructed our U.S. Reps not to endorse the Communique as we look at Tariffs on automobiles flooding the U.S. Market!”
Based on Justin’s false statements at his news conference, and the fact that Canada is charging massive Tariffs to our U.S. farmers, workers and companies, I have instructed our U.S. Reps not to endorse the Communique as we look at Tariffs on automobiles flooding the U.S. Market!
“We are focused on everything we accomplished here at the G-7 summit”
“The Prime Minister said nothing he hasn’t said before – both in public, and in private conversations with the President”
RT
CrossTalk host Peter Lavelle breaks down all the chaos that broke out
during the G7 summit in a must watch video interview below
Via Zerohedge…
After hours of to-ing and fro-ing among various representative of the G-7 nations, a final communique is yet to appear – and now, judging by Trump’s tweet tirade – it will indeed be a G6+1, with the US historically refusing to endorse the communique for the first time.
US President Donald Trump said he will not endorse the final G7 communique and will look to impose tariffs on cars, potentially signalling a worsening of relations in a brewing trade war.
‘There’s a special place in hell’ for Trudeau for backstabbing Trump, White House trade adviser says
Hell
painting in Saint-Nicolas de VŽroce church © Fred de Noyelle /
GODONG / Global Look Press
RT,
10
June,2018
It's
open season on Justin Trudeau in the Trump administration, with the
White House trade council chief launching an attack on the Canadian
PM, saying there is a "special place in hell" for anyone
who double-crosses his boss.
Director
of the White House National Trade Council Peter Navarro preached
against the Canadian Prime Minister during an interview with Fox News
Sunday when asked whether US President Donald Trump’s very personal
attack on Trudeau was warranted, given that Canada is the second
biggest trading partner of the US.
Navarro,
who was introduced as the “architect” behind Trump’s plan to
slap Canada, Mexico and the EU with tariffs on steel and aluminum,
did not hold back his fury, turning the heat up even higher.
"There's
a special place in hell for any foreign leader that engages in bad
faith diplomacy with President Donald J. Trump and then tries to stab
him in the back on the way out the door," Navarro said, echoing
the words of Trump’s chief economic adviser Larry Kudlow.
Kudlow
faced a massive backlash on social media earlier on Sunday after he
accused Trudeau of “stabbing the US in the back” with his promise
to retaliate against US tariffs at the final presser.
Navarro,
who said his words reflect the general sentiment on Air Force One,
where Trump launched his Twitter rant against Trudeau, argued that
the Canadian PM acted in “bad faith” with his “stunt press
conference.”
“That's
what weak, dishonest Justin Trudeau did,” he said, lashing out at
the Canadian PM with exactly the same words Trump used on Saturday
evening when he abruptly withdrew his approval for a joint statement
of the G7 country leaders while he was already on his way to
Singapore.
While
Trump’s Twitter outburst has drawn stark criticism from other G7
members, including France and Germany, Trudeau was hailed by European
Council President Donald Tusk, who tweeted there should be “a
special place in heaven” for the Canadian for his impeccable host
skills.
Navarro
argued that it’s not Trump who showed bad attitude during the
summit, arriving late and leaving early, but Trudeau who is
responsible for the diplomatic disaster.
"All
Justin Trudeau had to do was take the win. President Trump did the
courtesy to Justin Trudeau to travel up to Quebec for that summit. He
had other things, bigger things on his plate in Singapore,” Navarro
said.
In
order to please his Canadian counterpart, Trump was ready to go to
such great lengths as to “sign that socialist communique,”
Navarro noted, referring to the joint statement that called for
“free, fair and mutually beneficial trade.”
But
instead, as soon as Trump’s plane departed for Singapore, Trudeau
“stabbed our President in the back,” Navarro said. “That will
not stand,” he stressed.
Navarro
called the threat of a tit-for-tat response “nothing short of an
attack on our political system,” accusing Canada of raising “its
high protectionist barriers even higher.”
In
his final press conference, Trudeau announced that he had to “move
forward with retaliatory measures, applying equivalent tariffs to the
ones Americans have unjustly applied to us.”
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