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BREAKING: Stellantis In SHOCK! Canada's Silent REVENGE Drove Trump CRAZY! What's The REAL Move?

   • Canada's Economic Contradictions: Empty Lu...   Distinguished viewers, on October 15, 2025, Stellantis announced a $13 billion U.S. investment, moving Jeep Compass production from Brampton, Ontario to Illinois. Media portrayed this as another Canadian defeat in Trump's tariff war. But within 72 hours, Canada's legal counter-strike revealed a deeper story. Prime Minister Mark Carney's government threatened breach-of-contract lawsuits, Premier Doug Ford withheld future funding, and suddenly Stellantis was back negotiating new production for Brampton. The company had taken $15 billion in Canadian subsidies with binding commitments to maintain its "full Canadian footprint"—commitments Canada now enforces through contract law, not requests. While Trump pressures companies with tariffs, Canada uses legal agreements to protect 125,000 direct auto jobs and 500,000 related positions. For those who remember Pierre Trudeau's principled stands against American pressure, this strategic use of contract enforcement represents modern Canadian sovereignty. Key topics: Mark Carney, Stellantis, Trump tariffs, Canadian auto sector, Brampton plant, legal action, Melanie Joly, Doug Ford, breach of contract, Canadian sovereignty, economic independence, automotive manufacturing, Pierre Trudeau legacy. Share your thoughts—especially those who lived through the Trudeau era and understand what defending Canadian interests actually requires. I recommend you to check out this channel: https://www.youtube.com/ ⁨@CanadaLocalLens⁩ For Sponsorship and Partnership:[email protected] ✅️ 00.00 The Oval Office Message That Media Missed 01.56 How Trump's Pressure Created Canada's Legal Weapon 04.29 Inside Canada's Seventy-Two Hour Counter-Strike 09.34 Why Trump Supporters Misunderstand This Moment 12.34 What This Means for Canada's Future and Economic Sovereignty