@FoxNews Now instead of telling Putin to Stop the war he started. Trump tells Zelenskyy to stop attacking the very thing that supplies money to the Russian military machine.
@OlenaRohoza Why would a global finance executive take a massive pay cut for politics? Critics argue itโs about elite capture. By using state resources to "de-risk" investments for billionaires now, leaders build corporate loyalty that pays off in lucrative post-politics board seats. ๐๐ฐ
@trainofangels00 How do policies like airport privatization benefit billionaire networks? Critics argue frameworks like the $25B Canada Strong Fund "de-risk" private investments. The public absorbs the financial risk, while global asset managers capture decades of guaranteed monopoly profits.
@sarobertson_ If Trump closed all U.S. companies in Canada, it would trigger a severe economic depression. U.S. firms employ ~1 in 10 Canadian workers. A sudden exit would spark mass unemployment, shatter mutual supply chains (like auto), & crash the Canadian dollar. ๐จ๐ฆ๐๐บ๐ธ #CdnPoli#TradeWar
@liberal_party The major initiatives like Canada's $25B Canada Strong Fund are using taxpayer dollars to protect private equity profitsโproving that for elite technocrats, politics is about favoring wealthy networks. #Canada#Finance
@essenviews Why would a global finance executive take a massive pay cut for politics? Critics argue itโs about elite capture. By using state resources to "de-risk" investments for billionaires now, leaders build corporate loyalty that pays off in lucrative post-politics board seats. ๐๐ฐ
@ABC During historical currency crashes, wealthy insiders and global private equity firms have exploited domestic collapses through distressed asset buyouts. When a local currency shatters, vital infrastructure, energy, and corporations can be acquired for pennies on the dollar. ๐๐ธ
@CTVNews In a severe currency collapse, wealthy international investors holding stable foreign currencies (like USD) can benefit by "raiding" domestic infrastructure and resources at a steep discount. In economics, this is known as a distressed asset "fire sale." ๐๐ผ #Economics#Finance
@CTVNews If the ๐จ๐ฆ dollar faced a total hyperinflation collapse, Mark Carney's wealth would remain mostly safe.
Why? His fortune is built on global assets, foreign securities, and international private equity, leaving very little exposure to direct CAD cash risks. #Canada#Macroeconomics
@DemocraticWins If the CAD collapsed, Mark Carneyโs wealth would likely be heavily insulated. The vast majority of his estimated fortune is tied up in global assets, international private equity, and foreign-denominated securitiesโnot Canadian cash savings. ๐ฐ๐ #CdnPoli#Economy