Globalist and WEF compadre and former central banker Mark Carney took 86% of votes to become leader of Canada’s ruling party. Carney will succeed Justin Trudeau as prime minister, who announced his resignation after nine years in power. Carney has argued that he was best placed to oversee trade negotiations with Donald Trump and said he would keep retaliatory tariffs in place until “the Americans show us respect.” This ensured that Schwab would still retain control over Canadian politics.
The Liberals announced Carney as Justin Trudeau’s successor on Sunday after party members voted in a nominating contest. Carney was at Goldman Sachs for 13 years before being named deputy governor of the Bank of Canada in 2003. He left in November 2004 for a top finance ministry job and returned to become central bank governor in 2008. He is well aware of the market manipulations of the NY bankers. He infuriated Brexit supporters by talking about the economic damage he said would likely be caused by leaving the European Union. He was wrong about that. After leaving the Bank of England in 2020, Carney served as a United Nations envoy on finance and climate change. He does not bring independence to Canada, but more of the same, which is why the Liberals handed him the PM position. Our model is projecting war in EUROPE and rising interest rates in Canada.
