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🇺🇸🇨🇦 CANADA’S INDUSTRIAL COLLAPSE under Mark Carney — Updated, with receipts 🧾 📍 Honda Alliston, ON → EV assembly and battery SUSPENDED — CR-V output moved to the U.S. 📍 Stellantis Brampton, ON → IDLED — Jeep Compass moved to Illinois, about 3,000 out, plant up for sale 📍... show more
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@MarkJCarney Fantastic appraisal Very well done The facts / data do not lie This is not managed decline It’s accelerated decline under Carney / libera de- industrialisation And move to dependence on China Carney’s global reset / diversification To China
@MarkJCarney It’s hard to diversify to China when your bread and butter businesses with high paying jobs walk south of the border first. Thanks
@MarkJCarney Agree Any business man knows you must protect all existing business to Give you the platform to diversify This is not diversification/ its surrender The liberal 10 year destruction of Canada … God be with you guys !
@MarkJCarney As an American of Swedish decent, I hope you guys do well out there too. I’ve concerned for years about what has been going on in the homeland.
@MarkJCarney Wow That's a lot of jobs gone. For what ? Orange man bad....NWO ...DAVOS Elites in England writing our future We are to nieve to even question it ... Sad .
@MarkJCarney We need to have the Boeing company withdrawal, Boeing of Canada manufacturing and jobs back in the United States
🇺🇸🇨🇦 Look at Bombardier too. The piece the U.S. can actually pick up is not the whole company. It is the work already sitting here, plus the packages that fly south empty. Wings for the Global 7500 and 8000 are built in Red Oak, Texas. Flight-control parts are made in Moorpark, California, then finished in Texas. Wichita is the U.S. headquarters: defense mods, flight test, and service, with about 1,200 people and a U.S. Air Force contract near $465 million. Bombardier already has about 3,500 U.S. employees and spends roughly $2.5 billion a year with nearly 2,800 suppliers in 47 states. Engines and avionics are American. What is still north of the border is final assembly and the cabin. Globals are put together at the Pearson plant in Mississauga, then flown to Montreal for completion. Challengers are assembled and finished in the Montreal area. Rear fuselages come out of Queretaro. That is the movable work: completion first, then assembly if the U.S. market stays about 55% of sales. The Pearson line opened in 2024. It is not an idle Quebec plant waiting to be collected either. The U.S. should put the bit on that company too.
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@MarkJCarney Trump will crush him...
@MarkJCarney I bet you the beta man next to Trump had the most embarracing time of his life, 47 nailed him to the wall. Trump broke MC vagina that they, just imagine the good people of Canada how they feel having a weak beta man running their beautiful country.
@MarkJCarney All brought to you by the W.E.F. inserted Hunchback Prime Minister, Carney, the liberal party and the push to the One World Order .. I truly hope central and eastern Canada are happy with their magnificently stupid voting choices worked out for them.
@MarkJCarney Carney is NOT the choice of the Canadian people and should be removed asap
@MarkJCarney I support President Trump.
@MarkJCarney Canadians will have to unite and fight for their freedom, they are approaching communism. That’s the plan to have a communist country next to United States. They are so wrong they wil lose big.
@MarkJCarney Trump is right.
@MarkJCarney Whenever Trump says, why are we doing this? What he's really doing is pointing out corruption!
@MarkJCarney AND don’t think Canada is becoming the “NAFTA” 51st state. Go back to England and your King.! No LOYALISTS coming back here with their 3 rd world baggage.
@MarkJCarney 100% agree with Trump. Time to stop subsidizing other countries let’s keep our wealth home . No more benefiting from us while our own people struggle with high bills and debts . US first . We should do the same with manufacturing in China(in progress) ,India , Vietnam etc.
@MarkJCarney I dont want to protect canada. They have able body men. Let them do it
@MarkJCarney .@gator_gum any word? Wanna dispute these facts? Or are you just gonna blame Trump, as per usual Is this trumps fault, too? ⬇️ - you fucking cunt
@MarkJCarney Problem with Canada, need to get rid of unelected Senate, get rid Governor General. Rideau Hall Governor Chenerals house sits on over 80 Acres of land in middle of Ottawa, worth Billions. See what unelected Senate costs for 1 year Scary
@MarkJCarney Watching Carney squirm is hilarious
@MarkJCarney and yet still no deal.. crazy eh!! if we’re not making ford cars in canada, why would anyone buy one? might as well buy chinese cars, much better quality at half the price ..
🇺🇸🇨🇦 Canadians are not the customer that matters. About 90 percent of the vehicles built in Canada are shipped to the United States. Domestic sales are the leftover, not the business. A buyer switching to a Chinese car does not keep Brampton, Ingersoll, or Alliston open. Those plants were sized for the U.S. market. Canada does not have the volume to support the assembly footprint that sits there. That is why the work moves to the customer.
@MarkJCarney trump will not allow those cars to be sold in the usa any more.. so where do you go from there
We don’t go anywhere, those businesses simply repatriate to the US due to the high costs of the tariffs. Auto tariffs are only 25% from the U.S. They go up to 50% on January 1st if no deal is made by then. 50% tariffs effectively shutdown most if not all auto manufacturing in a matter of weeks. None of those jobs will remain in Canada if that happens. This is what asset stripping looks like.
@MarkJCarney at 25% tariffs they’re effectively shut down so what’s the deal? We are going to shut down your industry but we still want preferred access to oil, potash and rare earth? Is that the deal canada is supposed to sign? and be happy about?
🇺🇸🇨🇦 No one is claiming Canada walks away happy. The tariffs and the product bans already took that off the table. The question is how long the job losses run before Ottawa treats them as the terms. Twenty-five percent is not a shutdown. It still leaves some transaction. Some production can keep selling into the United States while one of two things happens: Canada finds other buyers, or the plant moves south at the next retool. That window is about one to three years. Fifty percent tariffs is the other case. There is no business left to transact, only a relocation. Oil, potash, and rare earth are not a consolation prize attached to a dead auto sector. They are a separate issue with their own Canadian industry and jobs attached to them. The deal is an offer is it not required to provide happiness either. It is whether the plants that remain move on a schedule or in a panic. Again, “Elbows Up” logic implies they have everything ready to switch to another customer in a four weeks. The U.S. says we buy 90% of your autos already, let’s build them at home instead. Let’s see who wins this battle.
@MarkJCarney TRUTOLD HIM STRAIGHT TO HIS FACE. IT'S AMERICA FIRST NOW
@MarkJCarney Great job more job mirgating back to the USA.
@MarkJCarney This is what Carney’s bosses at the WEF want. He’s following orders.
@MarkJCarney Trump has set this FOOL up Decently!
@MarkJCarney holy fuck carney has fucked canada for life
@MarkJCarney While China win 😔
@MarkJCarney The coward globalist Mark Carney looks very weak here.
@MarkJCarney Climate Change Net Zero Carbon Tax Carney is a total disaster for working class Canadians. Sent from European blue bloods to strip whats left of the country down to the studs. #cdnpoli
@MarkJCarney She was quite smitten as she drew near to a real man.
@MarkJCarney Trump?
@MarkJCarney Canada’s economy is a ticking time bomb. Quite a bit of it is exposed for a U.S. transfer due to tariffs.
@MarkJCarney They really treated their truck drivers like shit!!
@MarkJCarney The Canadian retards that still support Liberals are so retarded they'll blame 12 years of their Party's total failure and complete destruction on 1 year of Trump. A naive people brainwashed into total retardation by state sponsored WEF globalist regime media. #cdnpoli
@MarkJCarney Let them get friends like france
@MarkJCarney You know exactly what this dick head is actually thinking… “fuck he’s so right… I think I lost this one” 🤣😂🤣😂
![This battery is about to change the world in 3 months, or make this guy a fool | Fred Lambert, Hacker News Donut Lab lit the EV and energy storage industry on fire last week with its announcement of a 400 Wh/kg solid-state battery cell that can last for 100 years. At face value, if true, we are looking at the single most disruptive announcement in the history of the electric vehicle industry and energy storage as a whole. We aren’t just talking about a better motorcycle battery. If the claims of a 5-minute charge, 100,000-cycle life, and ~400 Wh/kg energy density are accurate and scalable, as Donut Lab claims, this is the holy grail of energy storage. Battery breakthrough announcements generally don’t catch fire like this, but Donut Lab’s did because it said that the cell was already in production and will be in a production vehicle, Verge’s electric motorcycle, this quarter. It gave credibility to the claim, pushing everyone to report on it. Now, we have interviewed Donut Lab’s CEO and investigated the technology. At this point, it looks like either this battery changes the world within the next 3 months, or it will make the CEO look like a fool. In this article, we discuss the impact of the battery, whether real or not, as well as clues about the secret sauce behind its chemistry. The Holy Grail of Energy Storage Consider the implications. A battery that lasts 100,000 cycles is effectively immortal in human terms. You could charge it every single day for 270 years, and it would still be working. It means the battery outlives the vehicle, not just once, but ten times over. It changes the economics of transportation entirely: you buy the battery once, and you swap it into your next five cars. The power density required for a 5-minute charge and the 400 Wh/kg of energy density opens the door to commercial electric aviation, a sector currently strangled by the weight and slow charging speeds of lithium-ion. It solves the grid storage problem by offering a medium that doesn’t degrade, meaning utility companies could amortize the cost over a century rather than a decade. If this is real, the internal combustion engine didn’t just die today; it was buried 100 feet deep, and every other battery is not far behind. But, and this is a massive “but”, extraordinary claims require extraordinary proof, and Donut Lab has yet to release that proof. And that brings us to the man making them. The Man Betting His Reputation I spoke with Marko Lehtimäki, the CEO of Donut Lab and Chairman of Verge Motorcycles. My goal was simple: ask him about the chemistry behind his battery and, if that doesn’t work, look him in the eye and figure out if he’s selling vaporware or if he’s sitting on the breakthrough of the century. Marko isn’t a random guy shouting about a battery breakthrough that will change the world. He is a legit entrepreneur. A computer scientist who built a no-coding app builder years before “vibe coding” was even a thing and sold it to SAP. After the successful exit, he became an investor and serial entrepreneur with his biggest, or most well-known, company being Verge Motorcycles, which has real products on the road. By announcing that this “miracle battery” is already in production and will be shipping in customer vehicles within 10 weeks, he is betting his entire personal reputation on this technology. If he misses this timeline or if the specs are fake, Donut Labs and Verge Motorcycles might not survive the credibility loss. He has a lot to lose here. In my article about the battery announcement last week, I noted that Marko’s presentation was incredible. He basically described a perfect battery: record energy density, incredible charge rate, unprecedented longevity, no rare metals, a cost lower than traditional Li-ion cells, and in scalable production right now. Sounds too good to be true? The only thing he didn’t share was details about the chemistry, beyond saying it doesn’t use lithium or other rare metals. What’s the point of protecting the chemistry if the battery is already in production and it will be in a product shipped this quarter? If that’s true, the battery will be reverse-engineered before the snow completely melts. We discussed it with Marko during our interview. His logic is that once the bikes ship, competitors will tear them down and figure it out anyway. But that won’t happen for another 10 weeks or so, and the head start is critical for a technology this disruptive. In the meantime, Donut Lab’s goal with the announcement was to get the attention of OEMs and ship them battery packs for validation. Marko said: We are right now shipping demo packs to OEMs under NDAs and under tight disclosures so that they can test that all of that is true, which serves our business very well [better than disclosing the chemistry]. But these programs with OEMs are likely to take a long time before they become public. Shorter term, there’s Verge Motorcycles shipping bikes with the battery by the end of the quarter. Before that, Marko also said that we should soon see third-party testing of those cells: We rather right now ship it to authorized research and science center that tests everything without opening it and telling everybody what’s in there. In short, we should have a good idea whether the claims are true or not in just a few weeks no matter what. What does Marko, or Donut Lab, have to gain by lying about this? I also discussed this with Marko and the only thing I could come up with is if he happens to be raising capital right now, but he shut that down: There are a million investors chasing us right now, but we are literally not talking to anybody. We tell investors that we can discuss terms after we have done all our disclosures. Marko insisted that Donut Lab is not taking any investment until they have proven their cells work. In short, it’s hard to find an upside for Donut Lab in making this announcement if the claims are not true. It doesn’t mean that they are, but it makes you think. The Investigation: What Is the “Donut Battery”? So, what is the secret sauce? Marko wouldn’t say, but after digging into public records, supply chains, and research papers, I believe we have a pretty good idea. Let me preface this by saying that I’m not a chemist or physicist, but I’ve been a journalist covering electric vehicles for more than a decade, and I’m pretty good at connecting the dots, and in this case, I’ve had the help of a couple of great sources, too. I’m not saying that this is the Donut Lab battery, but since they are not sharing much, we have to speculate, and all evidence points to a Finnish nanotechnology startup called Nordic Nano and its Chief Scientist, Dr. Bela Bhuskute. Donut Lab invested in Nordic Nano in October 2025, just months before this announcement. At the time of writing this, the press release has fewer than 200 views. The announcement went under the radar, and while Marko said that Nordic Nano is more of a “solar company” during our interview, the announcement mentions both solar and energy storage. Dr. Bhuskute’s research at Tampere University focuses on amorphous Titanium Dioxide nanostructures, which could benefit many different technologies, including batteries. It fits the “miracle” specs perfectly: - 100,000 Cycles: Traditional solid-state batteries are crystalline (like a brick wall) and crack when ions rush in. Dr. Bhuskute’s amorphous Titanium Dioxide is disordered (like a sponge) and “breathes,” allowing it to expand and contract without breaking. - 5-Minute Charge: This chemistry stores energy via “pseudocapacitance,” which is basically like Velcro. Ions stick to the surface almost instantly rather than having to burrow deep inside the material. - The Manufacturing: Nordic Nano uses a “nanofluid” printing process for its solar product using the technology. This aligns with Donut Lab’s description of a “clay-like” material that enables an easier manufacturing process. Some call this “battery printing”, which could explain Donut Lab’s ability to bring this to production in record time. When I asked Marko for the volumetric energy density (Wh/L), he claimed he “couldn’t remember”. Volumetric energy density is one of the few specs that Donut Lab hasn’t released. This battery is lighter than lithium-ion, but it could be bigger due to the amorphous nature of the titanium dioxide. However, the CEO claimed it has a higher volumetric density than traditional Li-ion batteries, without providing a specific number. If that’s true, not only could electric vehicles and energy storage switch to this new chemistry, but even personal electronics, such as smartphones. In 2025, Nordic Nano has been making moves, including securing a former large retail location in Imatra, Finland, near the Russian border: It could be where the company has set up production. Following investment from the Finnish government, Nordic Nano had to elaborate a bit on its products and confirmed that it is working on “solar energy systems and energy storage solutions”: The company’s range of products includes two product families: solar energy systems and energy storage solutions: The ultra-thin and flexible solar film collects twice the amount of energy compared to traditional silicon-based solar panels. Solid-state salt batteries are manufactured by printing from nanofluid, which enables the efficient use of space and the production of batteries in varying shapes. Furthermore, the company confirmed that it is using a “screenprinting” manufacturing method. This is not new. Other companies have produced battery cells with this technology with varying degrees of success. It appears that the bet is that the amorphous rather than crystalized titanium dioxide nanostructure could be more easily adapted and scaled with this manufacturing technology. Electrek’s Take I’m naturally skeptical, and this screams “too good to be true”, but I can’t find anything that categorically rejects the claims. I get battery breakthrough announcements in my inbox every week, and most of the time they never amount to anything. If I decide to spend some time researching them and talking to experts, I generally quickly hit a problem or two that make them commercially unviable. This announcement is different. We can’t really investigate the actual breakthrough; we can only speculate about it, since it is guarded. Marko’s logic for guarding the chemistry is sound, and the incentives to lie about what they have aren’t clear if he is not currently raising money. Then, because they claim this is already in production and will be in a deliverable product within weeks, we will know whether the claims are true in short order, and their reputations, especially Marko’s, are on the line. During my interview, Marko didn’t seem too worried about it. It doesn’t sound like someone who needs to quickly figure out how to deliver this, but rather someone who has a couple of aces in their hand and is looking to maximize them. It’s also strange that this innovation and then production quickly comes from a relatively small company. I thought researching Donut Lab would make me more skeptical about the claims, but it’s the contrary. It confirms that their technology stems from years of research, backed by university and government funding for its commercialization. Could it be that this critical research went under the radar and a small electric motorcycle startup in need of a significant bump in energy density stumbled upon it? Then, a savvy entrepreneur quickly found a way to optimize the impact of this potentially groundbreaking tech by spinning out a startup from the motorcycle company to market the battery to a broader market. Maybe? This could be real, or it could be hype. Again, I’m still skeptical, but I can’t point to anything specific that would disprove any claim made about this miracle battery. Again, if this is true, we are talking about a complete reset of the entire energy and transportation sectors. Donut Lab would become one of the biggest companies in the world. A Nobel Prize would be coming to Dr. Bhuskute and her colleagues in the near future. If it’s not, Marko and Donut Lab’s reputation would be destroyed. There might also be a middle conclusion where the battery is nearly as good as they claim, but when you ramp up production, other problems arise, such as scrap, which has been the undoing of another company that recently tried screenprinting batteries. Who knows? But it sounds like we should find out soon. Within weeks, we should get independent verifications of the specs. Then the bikes get delivered within months. You can fake a presentation, but there are things you can’t fake.](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2012141965471522941/amplify_video_thumb/2012141829290905600/img/DKuKZ0Te4x4eMdfe.jpg)
![#new Clancy Defense Attorney Asked Internet Blogger For Help Making Lindsay Look Innocent,Turtleboy Says Fast Fact: Kevin Reddington reportedly asked Aidan Kearney (Turtleboy) for help on the Lindsay Clancy case in July 2023, according to Turtleboy's website and social media posts Critics say it is a major ethical violation to enlist the help of a social media blogger to help create a perception of innocence about a client that Reddington was (and still is) representing. In messages shared by Kearney, Reddington praised Kearney because he 'created' Karen Read's innocence. Karen Read is the woman who was accused of klling her police officer boyfriend, but claimed she was being framed by his friends, who were also cops and the ones she claims actually k*lled him. Karen Read was acquitted of second-degree m*rder and manslaughter. 🔶On July 22, 2023 - Reddington was already on the Clancy case, and also representing Jennifer McCabe in the Read case. (McCabe was the woman that Read claims was trying to frame her) 🔶Screenshots show a Messenger account labeled Kevin Reddington writing to Kearney late at night. 🔶The message praised Kearney for being a great investigative reporter, while saying they started off on the wrong foot. 🔶The account then asked Kearney to help with the Clancy case. Other messages in the same thread detailed how Kearney created “more than reasonable doubt” for Karen Read. Kearney replied the next morning saying he was already on the Clancy case and said Patrick Clancy was the strongest person he had seen, “followed by Karen Read.” Kearney posted the messages on his website in September of 2023 under the title: 🔶"Reddington thought Read was innocent and “could use my help defending his client, Lindsay Clancy.” Critics say this is an ethical violation for a defense attorney to enlist the help of an online blogger - who was already facing legal trouble for jury intimidation - to sway public opinion about a client he is representing. So what is the jury intimidation? Well it stems from the Karen Read case. Oct. 11, 2023 – Kearney was: ➡️Arrested on multiple counts of witness intimidation / conspiracy tied to witnesses in the Karen Read trial. ➡️He was indicted Dec. 2023 - 8 counts of witness intimidation, 3 counts of conspiracy, and 5 counts of picketing a witness ➡️He Pleaded not guilty, and a trial set for December of this year. 2. He was arrested in late December when: ➡️His ex-girlfriend Lindsey Gaetani alleged he attacked her and threatened to release nude photos of her after she was summoned to a grand jury about him. ➡️He was charged with domestic assault and battery and witness intimidation. ➡️Bail on the Read case was revoked. He did about 60 days in the Norfolk County jail. ➡️Oct. 22, 2025: Charges dropped after the special prosecutor quit, and no replacement was appointed. This was not an acquittal; just a lucky break for Kearney 3. In 2024 – he was: ➡️Charged with violating an abuse-prevention order. ➡️June 12, 2025: Judge Michael Pomarole found him not guilty after a two-day bench trial. The one-year RO was not extended in Jan. 2025. 4. May 13, 2025 - third indictment Two more witness intimidation counts after he stopped at D&E Pizza and caused a scene. ➡️Pleaded not guilty. This is part of the remaining pending charges. 5. July 2026 - Atlantic County, New Jersey indictment (sealed) ➡️His lawyer Mark Bederow said NJ indicted him on a civilian complaint from a woman who contacted him about humiliating John O’Keefe’s brother. Some claim that Reddington knew Kearney's methods and wanted him to impact the jury pool in the Clancy case as well - however there is no proof of that. 🔶Another message Kearney posted is one from the Reddington account that said he believed Karen Read was innocent –to which Kearney posted with this comment: 🔶“Kevin Reddington messaged me a month or so ago to tell me thta [sic] he believes Karen Read is innocent, which by default means that his client Jennifer McCabe was involved in covering up John O'Keefe's m*rder.” Which is also very interesting. Reddington has not admitted that the messages were sent by him, but he hasn't denied it either. 🔶In April 2023 (about three months before the friendly message exchange) Reddington left a public comment on Turtleboy’s Facebook page calling him “turd boy” and saying he wanted to “dance” with him in court. They later shook hands in a courthouse, according to Kearney. In the Clancy case Reddington took aim at the lone holdout juror himself when he thanked “these jurors”. Minus one.” He said the other 11 had been “robbed by one man, for whatever his agenda was,” who “stole seven weeks” from people who “were so attentive, so beautiful, so wonderful.” Then: “I hope that guy can sleep well at night.” He accused the juror of being a bigot, gender--doxxed him and tried to get the judge to reveal his identity by holding an open court questioning. Leading many to claim jury intimidation is part of Reddington’s MO – which is why he reached out to Kearney in the first place. He saw what Kearney did for Karen Read, and he wanted him do the same thing for Clancy – again, this is a claim and not a proven fact. Jonathan Turley called Reddington’s attack on the juror “utterly reprehensible” and said Reddington “put a target on the back of a juror who committed the unpardonable sin of not being convinced by his arguments.” And now, after all this mess, the local NBC Boston report releasing searchable data about the holdout juror, the doxxing of that juror via photos, name, and details about his personal life - Judge Sullivan – in the Clancy case, has extended the lock down on the jury list indefinitely. Sullivan was petitioned by a juror to keep the list sealed, and ruled there is credible fear for the jurors. What do you think? Should a defense attorney be able to enlist the help of an online blogger to 'create' an innocent view of his client before the jury is even selected? #ChristinaAguayoNews](https://image.24vids.com/tw-2100200530937360889/amplify_video_thumb/2100055661384228864/img/XO_O5yKSSfI50ydH.jpg)
