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America did not face an aluminum crisis by accident.
It engineered one.

What was sold as a patriotic trade defense turned into a supply shock that exposed how fragile modern industrial policy has become when politics replaces basic economic logic.

This video breaks down how tariffs on Canadian aluminum didn’t protect American industry — they disrupted it. Prices surged. Supply chains fractured. Manufacturers scrambled. And while the headlines focused on shortages, the real story unfolded quietly beneath the surface.

This is not just about aluminum.
It’s about how power actually works in a global economy.

In this deep-dive analysis, we examine:
• Why the U.S. cannot meet its own aluminum demand
• How Canada redirected supply — and why that mattered
• Who really benefited from the tariffs
• How downstream American manufacturers paid the price
• Why “national security” became a loophole, not a solution
• How trust, once broken, permanently raises costs

This is a case study in self-inflicted economic damage — and a warning about what happens when trade policy is driven by slogans instead of structure.

Welcome to Global Fault Lines — where the hidden mechanics of power become visible.