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Better Not Pick a Fight with 'Nasty' Canadians — Richard Mills
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Better not pick a fight with 'nasty' Canadians — Richard Mills
July 25, 2025 (Investorideas.com Newswire) Richard Mills explores Canada's overlooked military history and rising economic nationalism in response to Trump's tariffs and rhetoric. From trench raids to trade retaliation, Canadians are pushing back.
Better not pick a fight with ‘nasty’ Canadians – Richard Mills
2025.07.24 In 1914, a Christmas Truce oddly broke out between the Allied and Entente soldiers, thousands of whom leapt from their trenches to trade gifts and play soccer in no-man’s land.The following year, it was the Canadians Corps’ first Christmas on the Western Front. In a trench near Ypres, the enemy was inviting them over for a party. “Merry Christmas, Canadians,” said the opposing Germans, poking their heads above the parapet and waving a…
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