JUSTIN TRUDEAU: MUST CURB HIS EXUBERANT YOUTHFUL ENTHUSIASM.

ICHEOKU says America will not put up with a Canadian Prime Minister who does not know his place in the hierarchy of  international relations. That a society is called a country and has a leader does not necessarily mean that all societies are equal and that their leaders must assume powers which they do not possess nor have the muscle to back up. Therefore Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau overreached himself and spoke too over-broadly when he mouthed off that Canada will not allow the United States of America to push it around. 

ICHEOKU is emphatic that Canada does not have the power nor the muscle to withstand America, should push ever come to shove and America decided to roll it over. So, speaking so boisterously, especially when there is no substance behind the boast, is what hubris really looks like. 

How dare the boyish fine-face French Canadian speak so loudly and against an American president. Such undiplomatic utterance should never go unpunished, to at least coral the Canadian back in the line where he rightfully belongs. It is a sad day for American and Canadian relationship when a Canadian Prime Minister will bolt away so rudely to counter an American president, such that America President Donald John Trump was forced to dismiss him as meek, weak and dishonest. Who is Justin Trudeau and who is Canada to speak up and say they cannot be pushed around when President Donald John Trump was merely stating the facts about an imbalanced trade, where Canada is getting it all free but preventing American companies from enjoying the similar free ride with their goods and services into Canada. 

ICHEOKU agrees with Peter Navarro that there is a special place in hell for any foreign leader who engages in bad faith diplomacy with Trump and says that Justin Trudeau should pay a hefty price for his unguarded and undiplomatic outburst. Canada is a tiny country of only 28 million people, half the size of the people living in California, and a small economy of less than 10% of the United States of America's economy, but here is the Canadian Prime Minister mouthing off so recklessly. The boyish Prime Minister must therefore apologize for his misguided utterance against a beneficial, protective, big brother America, and do so fast and quickly, before he writes a check which his sorry mouth cannot cash. ICHEOKU says Canada is too small and has no muscle to "push back" should America get mad at it. What a funny, dishonest, lily-livered girlie man in Ottawa this Justin Trudeau is and America must not put up with such a disrespectful behavior, a betrayal of the worse kind from the northern border.