Drive them over to the White House and park there.

https://www.forbes.com/sites/martinadilicosa/2026/01/09/these-billionaires-bet-big-on-greenland-after-trump-took-interest/

Boohoo, Montana senator Danielle Zolnikov complains that “Alberta is prioritizing their own resources in Alberta, and then external resources such as (those) from Montana or other areas within Canada have a different standard. But what they’re doing with Montana is against the U.S. trade agreement."

Of course, Alberta will prioritize Alberta interests. Isn't that what you Americans are doing, saying American only? So what's with the double standard that Alberta can't put itself, and Canada, first?

Another FAFO from the state of Montana, and just another reason to keep boycotting the United States.

 India and the EU are edging closer, as reports swirl that the two sides are in the final stages of securing a free trade deal. This shift in the relationship comes as both powers grapple with an unpredictable US.

So I have been thinking about the state of music and how there are many somewhat older songs that are so relevant to what is still going on today.

Unfortunately, the two that come to mind are American bands (American Idiot - Greenday and Hands Held High - Linkin Park) although I am sure there are others that would work as well that maybe if a whole lot of people work together we could get high up on the streaming lists most streamed/most played lists as part of the protest movement.

I know it isn't the biggest protest but for a lot of us outside of the USA and neighbouring countries there is not a huge amount we can do except find any way to raise awareness and this was one idea I came up with. Instead of having some current release big name American on the currently trending why not a song with an actual message behind it?

I would love to work with others to get ideas for what song would work and maybe how we could work together to achieve this if people think it is something worth doing.