#548 – Michael Adamson – CanXit – From Globalist Dependency to Permanent Abundance

• Michael Adamson frames Canada’s resources, ports, and lower population as ingredients for economic reform, while Graham Dunlop and Darren Grimes compare the benefits and costs of mining in their hometowns.
• Adamson proposes reactivating dormant mines and pairing extraction with local smelting, manufacturing, rail, and community businesses instead of exporting raw materials.
• He argues for rebuilding domestic capacity in energy, food, medicine, and other essentials, and discusses hydro infrastructure, deindustrialization, and supply-chain chokepoints.
• Adamson describes “CANXIT” as a sovereignty-oriented alternative to existing political and economic models, including a proposed one-time million-dollar citizen dividend and a new Canadian currency concept he calls “maple coins.”
• The hosts press Adamson on inflation, the scale of the proposed payout, whether it should be conditional, and how the plan differs from modern monetary theory or a loan.
• Adamson imagines liquid democracy using smartphones for direct public input on local and national decisions, while raising questions about digital identity, surveillance, and financial oversight.
• The conversation turns to political power, Canadian sovereignty, Crown Land, First Nations policy, and Adamson’s view that technology could replace some functions of conventional politicians.
• Adamson advocates a more self-reliant Canadian economy and discusses how the model might support communities, entrepreneurship, public services, and industrial development.

• CANXIT (Adamson’s proposed sovereignty and economic model)
• Liquid democracy
• Permanent abundance
• Commercial insurgency

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