Maky Abugu

This just changed everything in Canadian politics.

Mark Carney has now officially secured a majority government after winning a key special election. No more relying on other parties. No more fragile deals. Full control.

Let’s be clear about what that means.

Before this, the Liberals were running a minority government. Every major decision had to be negotiated, delayed, sometimes watered down just to survive. Now that’s over.

With 172 seats in Parliament, Carney can now pass legislation on his own terms, push his agenda faster, and govern with far more stability until at least 2029.

And this didn’t just happen randomly.

This majority was built step by step
By-election wins in key ridings
Opposition MPs crossing the floor
And a growing narrative that Carney is a steady hand in a very unstable global moment

Even analysts have started calling him a “wartime leader” because of how he’s positioning Canada through trade tensions and global uncertainty.

Now here’s where it gets interesting.

A majority is power. Real power.
But it also removes excuses.

From this point on, everything that happens economically, politically, globally
That’s Carney’s responsibility to own.

No more blaming gridlock
No more blaming opposition

Just results

So the real question now is simple
What does Canada actually do with this kind of power

Please like and share

1 month ago | [YT] | 193

Maky Abugu

I’m back.

If you’ve been here for a while, you already know I don’t disappear without a reason. I told you earlier I was dealing with a new project and a change in my work schedule, and honestly… it threw everything off.

My schedule is still the same, but I’ve managed to find my way around it and adjust so I can show up here consistently again.

The structure is in place, the timing makes sense again, and I’m back to doing what I actually enjoy - showing up here and breaking things down with you.

From now on, expect at least 3 videos every week. Consistent. No excuses.

And trust me… the topics coming are not small.

Quick question for you: What do you want me to cover first?

A. Canada vs U.S. trade tensions
B. Global economy shifts (who’s winning right now)
C. U.S. war with Iran.  What’s changing?
D. Something else (drop it in the comments)

And oh a new video is up. 👇🏽

https://youtu.be/TL3yMx8-pUI?si=mJBhy...

Let’s get back to work.

1 month ago | [YT] | 122

Maky Abugu

Alright… something serious is unfolding right now and most people aren’t even looking in the right place.

The U.S. just spent $5.6 BILLION in 48 hours in this Iran conflict… but here’s the part that caught my attention 👇🏽

This might not actually be about missiles or military power…

It might be about OIL.

While tensions rise, the Strait of Hormuz is getting disrupted, oil prices are jumping, and somehow… some countries are still getting supply while others aren’t.

That changes everything.

I broke it all down in my latest video and trust me… the economic angle here is deeper than what you’re hearing on the news.

🎥 Watch here: [https://youtu.be/TaxxBXUoehk?si=4n04n...]

Now I want your take 👇🏽

What do you think this war is really about?

Vote below and explain your answer. This one is bigger than it looks.

2 months ago | [YT] | 32

Maky Abugu

🚨 New Video Just Dropped

For decades the United States was the place everyone wanted to move to.

Now something unusual is happening.

Reports from major outlets show Americans leaving the U.S. in numbers not seen since the Great Depression.

And many of them are heading to places like France, Ireland, Portugal, Spain, Mexico… and even Canada.

Some say it’s about cost of living and quality of life.

Others say Trump’s return and the political climate in America is pushing people to seriously reconsider where they want to live.

So what’s really going on?

Is this just media hype…
or are we witnessing the start of a real shift?

🎥 I break it all down in the new video on the channel.

https://youtu.be/JKl2RF39mwg?si=ZVLQ-...

Now I’m curious 👇🏽

If you were American today… would you consider leaving the U.S.?

Let’s talk about it.

2 months ago | [YT] | 30

Maky Abugu

🇨🇦 vs 🇺🇸 — Be honest.
If trade tensions escalated again tomorrow… who’s actually in the stronger position right now?

Vote first. Then explain your reasoning in the comments.

Let’s see who actually understands the numbers. 👇🏽

2 months ago | [YT] | 39

Maky Abugu

New video is live 👀

This past week revealed something subtle but important about how the world is starting to view the United States. Not through headlines or partisan takes — but through global reactions, allies’ behavior, economic signals, and quiet policy decisions.

I break it all down in the new video and connect the dots.

👉🏽 Watch here: [https://youtu.be/p0aQSSBL9wY?si=PEH9j...]

COMMUNITY QUESTION:
What do you think is doing the MOST damage to America’s global image right now?


💬 Comment your letter and explain why. I’ll be reading the responses closely.

3 months ago | [YT] | 32

Maky Abugu

Hey family,

I owe you an apology.

I know I haven’t been showing up the way I used to, and I know that inconsistency has affected my views and, honestly, the rhythm of this channel. That one is on me.

For a long time, you could count on me
Mondays, Wednesdays, Fridays
8am Mountain Time

Lately though, even though I’m still posting 3 times a week sometimes even 4 my schedule has been all over the place. No fixed days. No fixed time. One day it’s Tuesday at 10am, another day it’s somewhere else entirely.

The truth is my work schedule changed significantly, and I’m currently tied to a project that has me in a chokehold. I’m doing my best to balance everything, but it’s been messy.

So if you see a video drop at a random time on a random day, please forgive me. Watch it whenever you see it. Your support still means everything, even when the timing isn’t perfect.

I’m actively working on building a timetable that actually works so I can get back to showing up on set days, at set times, consistently.

The goal is to eventually make this a full-time occupation so I can show up daily, the way I truly want to. And honestly, if you keep watching, engaging, and sharing my videos… who knows? That day might come sooner than we think.

Thank you so much for your patience, your support, and for sticking with me through the ups and the chaos.

I appreciate you more than you know.

Maky

3 months ago | [YT] | 233

Maky Abugu

🚨 NEW VIDEO IS LIVE 🚨

The world isn’t collapsing America.
It’s quietly preparing without depending on it.

In my latest video, I break down a shift most people are missing — not because it’s loud, but because it’s happening silently.

Countries like Canada and Europe aren’t protesting the U.S.
They aren’t attacking it.
They’re adjusting trade, defense, and supply chains — often without Washington at the center.

This isn’t anti-American.
It’s risk management.

🎥 Watch now 👉🏽 (https://youtu.be/4rOip8un0hI?si=4HPFT...)

🧠 YOUR TURN — QUICK QUESTION
Do you think this “post-American” shift is:

4 months ago | [YT] | 72

Maky Abugu

WE DON’T NEED CANADA.”
That’s what some powerful voices in the U.S. are now saying — right after Canada signs a trade deal with China.

But here’s the thing 👇🏽
If Canada truly isn’t needed… why all the anger?
Why the pressure?
Why the threats and nonstop commentary?

In my latest video, I break down: • Why Americans are furious about Canada’s China trade deal
• What the rhetoric really means behind the scenes
• How Canada quietly reduced U.S. leverage
• And why this moment signals a much bigger global shift

🎥 Watch the full breakdown here: (https://youtu.be/s-RpgV7-DyY?si=xr0ko...)

This isn’t about hating any country — it’s about power, trade, and sovereignty.
And judging by the comments… this story clearly struck a nerve.

❓ Question:
If the U.S. “doesn’t need Canada,” should Canada continue diversifying its trade — or is this a risky move long-term?

👇🏽 Vote below or explain your answer in the comments.

4 months ago | [YT] | 109

Maky Abugu

NBC News reports that President Trump is privately ramping up his focus on Canada, repeatedly complaining to aides about Canada’s “vulnerability” in the Arctic.

Let’s talk about this — honestly

Do you trust the U.S. to “protect” Canada’s Arctic interests?

Or should Canada be moving much faster to secure its own Arctic sovereignty?

👇🏽 Let’s have a real conversation.

4 months ago | [YT] | 40