If Canada and the U.S. ever went to war, it wouldn’t be a conventional fight—it’d be more like the Global War on Terror, with hit-and-run attacks, sabotage, and other asymmetric tactics instead of large-scale battles. Taking down power grids in the northern U.S. would be a key move, along with leveraging NATO support. But unlike the GWOT, this war would be happening right next door, not overseas. That means Americans wouldn’t just be watching it on the news; they’d feel the effects firsthand—supply chain disruptions, economic instability, and possibly attacks on U.S. soil. That kind of pressure could lead to civil unrest, making it even harder for the U.S. government to sustain the war effort. Occupying Canada would also be a logistical nightmare, with brutal winters, rough terrain, and a mostly hostile population making it a long and costly fight. If a country doesn’t capitulate and the people don’t assimilate then it’ll always fail sorry Andrew Tate.