Political Images thread the Third

[Norgarth]

The one talking about 'the strait of Lake Superior' is a joke, Superior connect to Huron via a river, not a strait.
However, the canal ships use to travel between them is entirely on the Canadian side as I understand it. So we technically could close it. Not sure it'd be a great idea though.

Besides, the Welland Canal between Lakes Erie and Ontario is definitely on Canadian soil and would hurt the US more if we were to go that route.

Might be enough to push Dozin' Donny into full meltdown though.

EDIT: *scratches head* OK, where did my brain cross-reference 'Weyland' from?
I did not realize there even were St. Laurence locks (I thought the seaway was navigable to Montreal, but I suppose modern ships need a lot more space than old sailing ships), let alone that they were on the US side, and yes, that's an even better reason not to try closing our canals. I suppose it could be used as a counter if the orange turd decided to try closing the St Laurence locks, but that would first require someone to tell him they exist (As bad as my geography knowledge may be, I'm pretty sure President Toddler's is worse)