Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's speech was music to the ears of those assembled in Davos. As Canadian Carney took his feud with Trump to the next level and President Trump did an about-face on imposing tariffs over Greenland, the rest of Europe's leader seemed to finally have grown balls to stand up to the Donald.
Trump's speech was a familiar blend of braggadocio and bombast. He claimed China, home to the largest wind farms in the world, had none, and told the audience they would all be speaking German, "and maybe a little Japanese" had it not been for the US in the Second World War.
Commerce secretary Howard Lutkin was belligerent at every opportunity. "We have come with a clear message," he said on a panel, sat next to Chancellor Rachel Reeves: "Globalism is dead." European Central Bank boss Christine Lagarde walked out of another event following Lutkin's remarks about Europe.
But before cutting off Trump's goolies - which remains on the table - next time he opens his big mouth, Canada should cut off his water!
MAKE AMERICA GO AWAY!
