American invasion of Canada would spark decades-long insurgency, expert predicts
- U.S. President Donald Trump suggested annexing Canada, stating that the military could be used to seize locations like Greenland and the Panama Canal.
- Political science professor Ahmad warned that even one percent of Canada's population could become insurgents, leading to a lengthy resistance against U.S. Forces.
- Howard Coombs stated that while an invasion might be quick, it would not necessarily be violent, depending on the population's response.
- Historian Eliot Cohen noted that previous U.S. Attempts to invade Canada resulted poorly, asserting that Canadians prefer not to become Americans.
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'People fight back': Military expert warns Trump vow could trigger decades-long insurgency
President Donald Trump has repeatedly mused about making Canada into America's "51st state," which has prompted one expert to conduct a war game mapping how a U.S. invasion of Canada would play out.The Montreal Gazette reported that Aisha Ahmad, a political scientist at the University of Toronto, sa...

American invasion of Canada would spark decades-long insurgency, expert predicts
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Experts divided on possible resistance to American invasion - Canada French
HALIFAX — Most experts do not believe in a possible invasion of Canada by the United States. But Aisha Ahmad, a professor of political science at the University of Toronto, does not think like them. "Because of the imbalance of forces between the United States and Canada, an invasion would mean an immediate defeat of the Canadian army," said the one who published an essay on the subject last month on The Conversation. "A conventional military vi…
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