Staff Reports
The G7 Summit kicking off this week in Canada is shaping up to be a stark test of leadership—and the sharp contrast couldn’t be clearer. On one side, we have the return of President Donald Trump, a proven dealmaker and a man who confronts threats head-on. On the other, the usual parade of leftist globalists who have spent years weakening Western resolve and enabling our enemies to run roughshod over the world stage.
Canada’s Prime Minister Mark Carney, a staunch leftist and globalist, is playing host in Alberta, no doubt hoping to steer the agenda toward the tired energy policies and social justice causes that diminish Western strength. But the world’s real crises—Ukraine’s fight for freedom against Vladimir Putin’s tyranny, and Iran’s brazen push for nuclear weapons—demand serious discussion, focused on defense, security, and America-first realpolitik. Thankfully, Trump’s presence promises a dose of reality amid the usual socialist fluff.
Contrast this summit with last year’s trainwreck in Italy, where sleepy Joe Biden could barely keep up—and was openly mocked by international rivals for looking lost and confused. Biden’s absence this time around is a relief. The Chinese even scoffed at last year’s “funeral vibe,” a not-so-subtle jab at Biden’s feckless leadership. Trump, on the other hand, isn’t here to play nice for the cameras. Back in 2019, he aggressively challenged allies and foes alike, calling out Iran’s jihadist ambitions and calling BS on radical climate alarmism that kills jobs and tanks energy independence.
Ukraine remains front and center, with Zelensky slated to attend, no doubt hoping for more Western aid—yet it’s hard to look past the glaring contradictions. The G7 pretends to champion democracy, but lets regimes sympathetic to the anti-American BRICS coalition, like South Africa under Cyril Ramaphosa, sit at the table. Ramaphosa’s denial of violent attacks on white farmers and cozying up with Iranian interests is a slap in the face to anyone who values freedom and security. Meanwhile, Iran is firing missiles into Israeli cities and ramping up its nuclear ambitions, dragging the Middle East—and the world—closer to catastrophe.
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Canada’s “priorities” for the summit might sound noble—energy security, protecting communities, and preparing for future threats—but don’t be fooled. Underneath the polished rhetoric lies a deep infusion of left-wing ideology and empty promises about the “digital transition” and AI-driven growth. This isn’t about real security or common-sense energy policy. It’s about pushing a Green New Deal disguised as global economic cooperation, while the world burns literally and figuratively.
This summit is exposing the split between old-school strength and new-world weakness. Trump’s reemergence signals a pushback against the woke globalism that led to disastrous policies, endless wars of choice, and an erosion of American sovereignty. The G7 may try to posture as a beacon of democracy—but as long as leftist puppets like Carney host it, and radicals like Ramaphosa get invitations, the summit will be little more than a talk shop for virtue signaling posturing. It’s high time America stops tolerating these globalist clowns and starts putting its own interests—and allies like Israel—first. Otherwise, the world will keep spinning towards chaos.
Is the G7 ready to face facts, or will it retreat back into self-destructive fantasies? The fate of the free world might just depend on it.
