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This country is in for a very rocky 18 months or two years. If the Conservatives allow themselves to be know as the party that wouldn’t stand up to Trump, or to secessionists — or as the party that sided with either — it will spend another generation, possibly two, out of power.
Don’t kid yourself: there are significant sections of the party base, and of the conservative intelligentsia, who are indulgent of, if not favourable to, both — annexation and separation.
That number is likely to grow, not fall, as the pressure on Canada, and the party, grows: as Trump gets crazier, and his secessionist helpmates more brazen, those who are now counselling meet appeasement may grow more desperate, and more ambitious.
That’s partly why you see Conservative elder statesmen like Stephen Harper and Jason Kenney speaking out. Yes, they want to help their country. But they’re also trying to drag their party back to sanity.
One early clue to whether anyone is listening will be how they deal with Jivani. At the moment, the signs are not encouraging. If they can’t even bring themselves to deal with Jivani, who holds no party office, it’s scarcely likely they’ll deal seriously with Trump. And for the same reason: Jivani speaks for many in the party. They know it.
And he knows it. Jivani has thrown down the gauntlet to the party establishment. At the moment, it seems no one is willing to pick it up.

This is the full audio of Conservative MP, Jamil Jivani’s radio interview on Breitbart Radio.

I think ... when you are an elected representative in Canada’s House of Commons, and you go to the U.S. to score narcissistic political points, while scuttling ongoing Government of Canada efforts - and THEN you go onto right-wing American radio to spew lies and misinformation, and badmouth your country’s elected government...

There’s a word for that.
It starts with “T”.

Listen, and make your own judgment.

Can't hear it. I don't accept cookies from Twitter, so I just see "loading tweet..." and it never loads.

Divani is like that awkward kid who was an only child with no friends who doesn't know how to act in public.

It's worse than that thou. Carney accurately called out pp as a scoundrel, that makes jj his attack dog. He is the personification of magamaple and the Andrew Tate misogyny.

https://cultmtl.com/2026/02/the-traitor ... tives-cpc/

Teneycke: "You saw professional weirdo Jamil Jivani out with more weird comments. And clearly he is under the control of no one ... The fact that he can't get along with leadership isn't a surprise. This is somebody who's essentially sued every former employer he's had or left on very bad terms. This is a guy who you're going to have problems with, and you could see that train coming 20 miles down the tracks. But, add it all together, I think you're seeing a weak leader with almost no control over his caucus and is reaping what he and his little buddy Scheer have sown in terms of the people that they've allowed into caucus."

Teneycke: "When you elect leaders who are completely and utterly unaccomplished prior to entering politics and who have entered politics in their 20s, you are going to be very vulnerable to running against somebody who has actually done something with their life. And why Scheer is still sitting in the caucus is the same reason why Poilievre will end up sitting in the caucus after he's done being leader, because he is unemployable in any other job."

Carney says there’s only ’one negotiator’ with the U.S. after Conservative MP’s latest trip to Washington
Jamil Jivani’s role, according to Vance
Vance credited Jivani—whom he knows personally—as a “pretty effective advocate” for Canada in Washington.

He framed Jivani as a quiet but influential player, despite not being part of the official negotiating team.

This contrasts sharply with his dismissal of Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre as a “non‑entity” in trade talks.
Carney tried to ‘out-tough’ Trump in trade negotiations, Vance says

jj is a sock puppet for JD and he is the Canadian version of Quisling