Seems that people have had enough with "Democratic Socialism", wouldn't you agree?
Mike Carney to replace Trudeau as Canada’s new PM
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Seeing as we've never even tried it, I really can't agree.
Trudeau was so left that he broke strikes 6 times. Hardly a champion of the working man.
Stop it with facts, you're going to hurt their feelings.
You mean they failed to convince you it was actually being tried over the past 4 years?
No, it's not strange at all. If Poilievre gets security clearance, it effectively muzzles him which is what the Liberals want. Trudeau could've released the names of people involved in foreign interference, if he wanted to. As Prime Minister, he has the power to do that. But that would be admitting there was interference, which would contradict what they've been saying.
Sometimes there's more to the story than meets the eye.
It is an argument that has been repeatedly endorsed by former NDP and Official Opposition leader Tom Mulcair. “I think Poilievre was wise not to tie his hands,” he said last year. “I would never want to be told I can’t ask all the questions I want of the government.” Mulcair added that the leaders of the NDP and Bloc Québécois don’t “have as important of a role.”
https://nationalpost.com/opinion/carson-jerema-mark-carney-the-conspiracy-theory-prime-minister
Will Carney start answering question from other media outlets, besides the US talk show circuit and the CBC?
SCATHING: UK publication warns Canada about Carney
'A technocrat with a knack for self-promotion'
As Mark Carney prepares to become prime minister without a seat in the House of Commons, the first since John Turner in the 80s, a scathing article in the UK's The Telegraph warns Canada about the former governor of the Bank of England.
Published on Monday, the article called Canada is about to discover Mark Carney is the man with the reverse Midas touch, warns the former Governor of the Bank of Canada and Bank of England may bring more economic hardship than prosperity — potentially continuing the policies of Justin Trudeau, which saw inflationary carbon taxes, a cost of living crisis and soaring debt and deficits.
Trudeau and Carney share several policy alignments, particularly in their progressive and globalist approaches to governance.
Both emphasize aggressive climate action, with Trudeau implementing carbon taxes and renewable energy investments, while Carney, as a former central banker and UN Special Envoy on Climate Action and Finance, championed net zero policies and green finance frameworks.
Economically, they favour interventionist measures — Trudeau through expansive fiscal spending and Carney via monetary policies like low interest rates and quantitative easing during his Bank of England tenure.
The Telegraph article highlights Carney’s track record in the UK — persistent inflation during his time at the Bank of England and sluggish growth in regions under his financial influence.
With Canada now struggling under U.S. tariffs and domestic economic problems, the article questions whether Carney’s polished resume masks a pattern of shoddy results.
Dubbed a technocrat with a knack for self-promotion, Carney’s leadership is framed as a risky bet for Canada, which is at an economic crossroads.
As Carney steps into the spotlight, The Telegraph's critique suggests Canadians may soon test whether his reputation holds — or tarnishes — under the pressure of managing Canada's myriad problems.
Outside of the article, former UK Premier Minister Liz Truss also warned Canada about Carney.
"I strongly recommend not backing Mark Carney for his policies on net zero," she told The Counter Signal.
"It was disastrous for Britain. It would be disastrous for Canada."
Truss criticized Carney's tenure as Governor of the Bank of England, saying "too much money was printed, which did damage to England’s economy."
Truss also condemned Carney’s endorsement of net zero policies, calling them a "disaster for Britain" and warning they would similarly harm Canada.
https://www.westernstandard.news/news/scathing-uk-publication-warns-canada-about-carney/62959
SCATHING: UK publication warns Canada about Carney
'A technocrat with a knack for self-promotion'
As Mark Carney prepares to become prime minister without a seat in the House of Commons, the first since John Turner in the 80s, a scathing article in the UK's The Telegraph warns Canada about the former governor of the Bank of England.
Published on Monday, the article called Canada is about to discover Mark Carney is the man with the reverse Midas touch, warns the former Governor of the Bank of Canada and Bank of England may bring more economic hardship than prosperity — potentially continuing the policies of Justin Trudeau, which saw inflationary carbon taxes, a cost of living crisis and soaring debt and deficits.
Trudeau and Carney share several policy alignments, particularly in their progressive and globalist approaches to governance.
Both emphasize aggressive climate action, with Trudeau implementing carbon taxes and renewable energy investments, while Carney, as a former central banker and UN Special Envoy on Climate Action and Finance, championed net zero policies and green finance frameworks.
Economically, they favour interventionist measures — Trudeau through expansive fiscal spending and Carney via monetary policies like low interest rates and quantitative easing during his Bank of England tenure.
The Telegraph article highlights Carney’s track record in the UK — persistent inflation during his time at the Bank of England and sluggish growth in regions under his financial influence.
With Canada now struggling under U.S. tariffs and domestic economic problems, the article questions whether Carney’s polished resume masks a pattern of shoddy results.
Dubbed a technocrat with a knack for self-promotion, Carney’s leadership is framed as a risky bet for Canada, which is at an economic crossroads.
As Carney steps into the spotlight, The Telegraph's critique suggests Canadians may soon test whether his reputation holds — or tarnishes — under the pressure of managing Canada's myriad problems.
Outside of the article, former UK Premier Minister Liz Truss also warned Canada about Carney.
"I strongly recommend not backing Mark Carney for his policies on net zero," she told The Counter Signal.
"It was disastrous for Britain. It would be disastrous for Canada."
Truss criticized Carney's tenure as Governor of the Bank of England, saying "too much money was printed, which did damage to England’s economy."
Truss also condemned Carney’s endorsement of net zero policies, calling them a "disaster for Britain" and warning they would similarly harm Canada.
https://www.westernstandard.news/news/scathing-uk-publication-warns-canada-about-carney/62959
Nobody needs to convince me of anything. Words have meanings.
"Democratic socialism involves the majority of the population controlling the economy through some democratic system, with the idea that the means of production are owned and managed by the working class"
Under Trudeau, the wealth of the capital class exploded. The bottom 40% of people control 1.1% of Canada's wealth. Half the economy is owned by 7% of people. Hardly socialism.
He broke strikes, he bailed out corporations without nationalizing the result. Trudeau is a neolib at best.
Trudeau started the video saying “there are foreign countries trying to interfere in our elections.” All party leaders have a security clearance. As a government employee you need a reliability security clearance. Very concerning what PP is trying to hide by refusing the security clearance.
It's not what Poilievre is hiding, it's that he would be muzzled if he gets clearance and views the documents.
Tom Mulcair explains it here and makes a completely valid point. If you don't know, Mulcair isn't exactly a right winger.
You just described Marxism with a hint of Communism and have been conditioned into thinking it's "Democratic Socialism".
Don't demonize wealthy people. They are not criminals. They are not the problem. Leftist propaganda has you blaming the wrong people.
I suppose this video will not go well with some liberal supporters. What a party, they will do anything for votes. Wake up Canada.Is this real photo ?...Trudeau is a joker
The only thinking required to connect them is that they are both right wing. And it is not at all a matter of degree. They are both right wing, period.
Doesn't look authentic...I hate this AI BSIs this real photo ?...Trudeau is a joker
Depending on how poorly he campaigns he may very well facilitate the boom in Carney's popularity.
Trump says Pierre Poilievre's biggest problem is he's 'not a MAGA guy'
In an interview with conservative U.K. publication, The Spectator, Trump called Chrystia Freeland a "whack" and Pierre Poilievre 'not MAGA'
nationalpost.com
I wish Trump would say this more often...So does Pierre...
