MAiD in Canada: The Canadian Dream Is a Death Wish

According to the degree to which a person can afford to enjoy the necessities, comforts, and amusements of human existence, each person is either wealthy or poor. —Adam Smith, The Wealth of Nations, ( I: V ) &nbsp,

Most Canadians are informed that Justin Trudeau’s Democratic administration had the ability to completely destroy the nation, or at least they were aware of it. According to Conrad Black,” The Trudeau government presided over a dangerous net deficit of over$ 300 billion of excess capital leaving the country over the amount entering for investment in Canada,” partially under the intellectual and Mephistophelean influence of Mark Carney. We have him to bless, in part, for coal fees, the non-construction of pipes, rocky imbalances, and reckless bloating of the money supply. This is Mark Carney’s renowned “experience,” where he consistently misunderstands himself on a number of pressing issues.

The time has come to condemn the Liberals for their intellectual malignance and incompetence. But in record time, the Conservatives ‘ almost 30 % lead in the polls evaporated, and we now find our new prime minister, Mark Carney, following Trudeau’s shameful stepdown, either tied with or leading his adversary Pierre Poilievre. Canadians appear to have flocked to Carney’s gonfalon and embraced him as their lord and saviour after his rock-star status as a central businessman, his image of global clout, and his anti-Trump, tough guy schtick. Despite Carney serving as Trudeau’s advisor for five years, this has the same hackneyed Party in place and has retained 97 % of the cabinet. &nbsp,

The book is a morbidly dull, cliché-ridden, jargon-dense mishmash of globalist porridge, tarted with acronyms like ESG ( Environment, Social, Governance ), TCFDs ( Sustainable Development Goals ), NDCs ( National Determined Contributions ), and others that constrict the alphabet into code so that no ordinary person knows what Carney is talking about but is presumably mightily impressed. How may we dismiss an agenda that promotes behavioral changes while also promoting policies, regulations, and incentives to create a world that had never been seen before Carney and those like him started to emerge on the field? People who believes in this gobbledygook really needs to be reintroduced to the real world.

I have the impression that the majority of Canadians are unaware that Carney was the author of the book in the first place. Given that the book is certainly mostly unread, they would do well to teach themselves, look it up, and at the very least try to skim. But this is Canada. We are excited about the culture, we despise coal, we despise wind farms, we think Trump is actually Hitler red, and we think that because books are outdated technologies and print is dead, why should we bother to adapt to the past, even the instant past, in ways that are more accurate and comprehensive than transcribed information? &nbsp,

If they did break the author’s back, Canadians may discover that Carney touts a Socialist China-style cultural credit program in which human behavior may be completely monitored, surveyed, and controlled. Our money may be digitally tracked, ESG policy may allow corporations to serve the social administration’s conceited as saving the planet, technical control and the “rule of experts” may replace political customs and personal choice, and powerful institutions may be swayed by international organizations like the World Economic Forum and the World Health Organization.

Carney’s support and advocacy for the Network for Greening the Financial System immediately received praise from the C40Cities Climate Leadership Group as a significant motivator and positive force. The organization’s principals write,” As Mark Carney, the Bank of England’s governor, has once again highlighted, climate change poses a key threat to the global financial system. His call to action by central banks and supervisors to green the financial system is very welcome.

What are some of these bold actions? If you delve deep enough into the pro-Carney C40 document, you discover that the outfit proposes “eliminating the need for car ownership”,” a 28 % reduction in the number of flights over C48 cities”,” a reduction in new items of clothing to as low as 3 per person per year”, and “moving to a plant-based diet”. What could possibly not be like? The master of the universe, as he reaffirms in the final report of the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero ( GFANZ), a business he founded in 2021, will be rewarded handsomely for businesses that align their business models with the transition to a net-zero carbon economy. The hydrocarbon resources that power our industrial, energy, and agricultural economies will remain “in the ground”. And of course, the country will do the same.

We won’t be focused on efficiency and prosperity in Carney’s world, says David Staples&nbsp in the Edmonton Journal, but rather on ensuring that every stock we purchase and purchase we make comes from a company that has received the approval of Ottawa’s climate bureaucracy. Regulations, rules, mandates, prohibitions, taxes and subsidies will direct our economy”. This is what Carney refers to as a “fundamental reorganization of the financial system” that” all aspects of finance– investments, loans, derivatives, insurance products, whole markets– systematically reflect the effects of their actions in the race to net zero” ( p.

Since he is the UN Special Envoy for Climate Action and Finance and was formerly the governor of both the Bank of England and the Bank of Canada, Carney must be correct in diagnosing the market ills of Western society and prescribing a prosthetic solution amounting to having nothing and being happy. But thinking it over, not so fast. One can observe that his professional experience is limited to the narrow and airless world of fiscal theory, that he has never really worked for a living as a liar, that he is a shameless liar, and that, in the opinion of former British Prime Minister Liz Truss, he is the kiss of death. She warned,” I strongly advise not supporting Mark Carney for his policies on Net Zero,” adding,” It was disastrous for Britain. It would be disastrous for Canada”.

His book contains everything in it. The issue is that, with too few exceptions, Canada is not a country of readers. But one would expect that Canadians are at least capable of remembering a decade of misrule and observing the social, cultural, political, and economic damage that Justin Trudeau, his shadowy doppelgänger Mark Carney, now his unelected replacement, and a complaisant parliament and Liberal-appointed judiciary have wrought upon the nation. &nbsp,

However, the most recent polls show that Canadians are all in for Carney. They may not have bought his book, but they’ve bought the back-cover hype informing us that Carney is “one of the great economic thinkers of our time”. Really? I could have questioned Milton Friedman, David Ricardo, Thomas Sowell, or Adam Smith. But Mark Carney? He falls far short of famous nonentities like Paul Krugman and Janet Yellen, who are both journeymen incompetents. Additionally, Carney’s pretentious subtitle,” Building a Better World for All,” elevates him to a higher moral echelons, like Jesus Christ. Who the hell does he think he is? No one person has the ability to perform such a celestial feat. One can recall Adam Smith’s famous obiter dicta from The Wealth of Nations ( IV: II ),” I have never witnessed much good done by those who affected trade for the publick good.”

Carney has vowed to reverse some of Trudeau’s contested policies, but his dossier and years of published opinions augur otherwise. One of the many Carney skeptics, MP Todd Doherty, writes,” Mark Carney has spent his entire life advancing his keep it in the ground energy policy. Carney is now saying he will build oil and gas projects on the eve of an election. Let’s face facts. Carney is on record saying that half as much of the oil reserve will remain in the ground. He has always advocated for stranded assets. David Staples goes further. According to Carney, “80 % of fossil fuel reserves, or 75 % of coal, 50 % of gas, and 33 % of oil, will need to stay in the ground,”” stranding these assets” in total. Other stranded assets will include hundreds of billions in automotive plants, according to &nbsp.

The Fraser Institute puts it succinctly: &nbsp,” Carney is a climate zealot. He may try to deceive Canadians into believing he wants new pipelines, LNG terminals, and other hydrocarbon infrastructure, but he won’t. Far from it. He wants half the existing ones gone by 2030 and the rest soon after” .&nbsp,

He is now proposing to “build a new Canadian economy,” which is in line with Trudeau’s failed” Green” transition and his “build back better” strategy. He is also in favor of Trudeau’s censorship of online content, which he calls “regulating.” Canada is cooked, despite an electoral miracle. There isn’t much we can do about it except to sound the alarm. suffragatores vegata.

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