Simon

Mechanic by trade, ran my own repair business for last thirty years, husband, father of 2 great girls and tired of what Trudeau is doing to this country

[Peter Clack @PeterDClack]

Globalism was sold with a promise of prosperity. In reality, it was the greatest redistribution of wealth in human history.

Globalism meant Western factories closed, borders opened, and jobs relocated to wherever it was cheaper and convenient. The industrial worker in Vienna, the Ruhr region, or Ohio became unemployed or was pushed into low-wage service sector work.

At the same time, profits ballooned for the middlemen who produce nothing. Financial conglomerates, importers, logistics giants, tech platforms, and consultants have pocketed the margin between cheap production in Asia and expensive sales in the West.

The result is a super-rich global elite and a left-behind, indebted proletariat. The middle class—the backbone of every free society—was crushed. This represents the greatest surge in inequality in a century. Without globalism, China would never have risen.

The West gave China everything, including its 2001 admission to the WTO, even though China lacked a true market economy or rule-of-law system. It was a voluntary technology transfer: anyone who wanted to produce in China was forced to hand over their intellectual property.

The West looked the other way on forced labor, state subsidies, currency manipulation, and technology theft. Capital on a scale of trillions of dollars has been pumped directly into China.

The West dismantled its own industrial base and rebuilt it in China. The West financed a totalitarian surveillance state that now uses Western money to rearm, buy up strategic ports, monopolise raw materials, and exercise leverage over us.

China did not rise despite the West, but because the globalist West built it that way. Short-term profit was prioritised over national security, industrial sovereignty, and local workforce stability.

A rootless, stateless elite in New York, Brussels, Berlin, and Shanghai feels at home everywhere and takes responsibility nowhere. In its wake are stranded communities, stripped of industry and upward mobility, entirely dependent on supply chains controlled by a foreign power.

This was no mistake. It is how the system was designed to work.

[Peter Clack @PeterDClack]

When globalism moves in, the jobs move out. It's as simple as that.

The rise of globalism and hyper-connected world trade networks has delivered systemic and corrosive economic, social, and environmental damage across nations from all walks of life. At its core, globalism is nothing more than an unemotional transfer of money, power, influence and trust. At its heart, it is the erosion of Western culture.

Beyond domestic economies, hyper-globalised financial markets have left a deeply systemic fragility, ensuring that an economic crisis in one region triggers an immediate worldwide domino effect.

Even that paragon of money, dreams and power, the United States, features decaying towns across its farming and manufacturing regions. The Rust Belt was once home to the heavy-hitting industrial hubs like Detroit, Gary and Pittsburgh, now more like ghost towns. The nation's rural towns were mainly based on agriculture. But while the agriculture remains, corporate ownership has moved in—and local dollars left on the first train out.

Simultaneously, globalism has driven a profound loss of culture and local identity. Global brands and homogeneous media drown out regional uniqueness, erode indigenous practices, and force small communities to conform to commercial standards that favor mass-produced uniformity over heritage crafts.

Relentless global demand for raw materials has also fuelled habitat destruction and reduces genetic variety in both agriculture and natural ecosystems—vividly illustrated by the loss of nearly a fifth of the Amazon Rainforest over the past half-century.

National sovereignty has been eroded by international trade agreements and unelected global boardrooms that restrict a nation’s ability to set its own domestic policy. Communities bypassed by these global shifts are left to deal with the resulting social tension, crime, poverty and economic stagnation.

The US survivors of globalism are in the big rowdy regional cities and state capitals. Once flourishing country towns have slid into long-term reruns of Sunday Morning Coming Down. This is Twilight Time for a lot of Western dreams, yet no one seems to have any answers to the relentless spread of globalism.

Perhaps, like Sinatra, it will be a last shot of Jack Daniel's Tennessee whiskey before switching the lights off.

[BertaProudDad @BertaProudDad]

LIBERAL SUPPORTERS KEEP GETTING ANGRY… BUT THEY STILL CAN’T ANSWER ONE SIMPLE QUESTION.

What has Mark Carney actually done for Canadians beyond announcements, speeches and press conferences?

Not what he promised.

Not what he announced.

What has he actually delivered?

Instead of answering, you throw temper tantrums in my comments because I call this crap out every single day.

Carney has done nothing to build a better future for the next generation. He has doubled down on gaslighting, and you continue to fall for it.

So keep getting angry. Keep leaving your emotional comments. I’ll keep asking the questions you refuse to answer.

If you’re willing to vote against your own children’s future just to defend the Liberal Party, I have zero respect for that.

K, thanks.

[Melinda Richards 🇦🇺🇺🇸 @goodfoodgal]

Ooops… there goes NET ZERO…

[Frank McVeety @Franktmcveety]

You seriously can’t make this up

Choose Canada.
Produced in California.

That is not a slogan. That is the business model.
Eleven days before the summit Carney told Canadians we were becoming our own best customer. Contracting Canadian companies. Hiring Canadian workers. He said for too long this country relied on others to build what we already have the talent, expertise and capacity to build ourselves.

Then Ottawa handed the “Choose Canada” summit to E2K Events, run by Olmstead Productions out of California. The same shop that staged Barack Obama’s inauguration, a Jon Stewart rally and NFL events.

No public tender. Nothing on CanadaBuys. Cost not released. PMO silent.
Canadian event companies already do high security summits. Hundreds of thousands of people work in that industry. They did not get the job. A California firm did.

So the pitch to the world is invest here, hire here, build here. The contract that sold that pitch went south.

If Ottawa cannot even stage its own investment summit with a Canadian producer, why would global capital believe the rest of the speech?

[Jasmin Laine @JasminLaine]

Mark Carney will boycott Israel over the West Bank. He won't boycott China… you know, the very country running actual forced labor camps (which several Liberal MP’s won’t say out loud—weird) stealing patents, manipulating its currency, and dumping product below cost to gut foreign competitors. He won't boycott Nigeria, where Christians are being slaughtered. The boycott isn't about human rights. Obviously. It's about which country is politically safe to punish/which moral virtue signalling BS will spark your base.

And if Canada “has” to cozy up to China instead, or the failing EU, that's on Washington. Economic decline, energy policy, immigration… shocker, all somehow the U.S.'s doing, never a domestic choice.

Spare me.

[Kirk Lubimov @KirkLubimov]

Canada as Associate Member of the EU?
Watch this, Canada‼️

Greek MEP Afroditi Latinopoulou:

"Ms Ursula von der Leyen, there is no greater racist against Europeans than you.

You flooded us with illegal migrants.

You suffocated us with taxes and bureaucracy.

You crushed our farmers.

You shutting down Europe's factories.

You destroyed the nuclear family.

You imposed on us the Green Agenda, the Green Madness, The Islamisation of Europe."

This is who Mark Carney is working on and the the ideologies he wants Canada to join.

[Dan McTeague @GasPriceWizard]

He’s fooled Liberals and apparently, even some Conservatives who’ve fallen for his faux-nationalism that masks his globalist yen

[Denise 🇺🇸 @NoDMsPerfavore]

Charles Manson never killed anyone himself. He simply brainwashed a gang of low IQ white leftists into doing his bidding. In their deranged minds they thought they were social justice warriors. Today's democrats are using the same Charles Manson playbook. Just saying…

[Canada has gone mad 🍎 @HaveWeAllGoneM1]

FACT... Canada has the worst economy in the G7. Canada lost over $1 trillion in net investment from 2015–2024... the biggest capital outflow in its history.

Carney’s summit speeches will not reverse the damage his NetZero madness has been and still is causing Canada.

18-months of speeches. NetZero results 😏

[Stacey @StaceyMonette27]

Carney hired an AMERICAN company to run the CANADA Investment Summit.

He hired an AMERICAN as COO of the Prime Minister’s Office.

Almost all of his stock portfolio is AMERICAN.

Meanwhile, some dumb fucks are having tantrums because Canadian grocery stores aren’t putting 6-foot, neon signs up to more easily identify made/grown in Canada products…and often paying more for Canadian products to “make Trump suffer!”

Lolz 😂

[Gary Lamphier @lamphieryeg]

Can you imagine the outrage from lefties if Harper or any Conservative PM behaved like the Carney?

[Stephen Taylor @stephen_taylor]

Pierre Poilievre provides a reality check to Mark Carney's "investment summit". Lots of speeches, summits, and symbolic signing ceremonies but after 18 months of Carney, Canada is the worst economy in the G7 with $1T of lost investment.

[Cecile Shaw @CecileShaw]

🚨Debunking Canadian Dairy Claims:

➡️Claim 1: “American dairy farmers never hit the 250% tariff. We never charge your dairy farmers that!”

Answer: Because U.S. farmers stay under the quota on purpose. They self-restrict. They could easily blow past it. They don’t, because anything over the line triggers a 250% tariff that would wipe out their margins.

Canada’s dairy supply-management system, govt production quotas, administered prices, and sky-high over-quota tariffs is used by no other OECD country.
A protected, politically powerful cartel that inflates prices, restricts output, blocks fair competition, reduces choice and is extremely wasteful.

➡️Claim 2: "We're reliable trading partners & don't violate trade trade agreements."

🇳🇿New Zealand, Australia, UK, Mexico, not just the U.S. would disagree. Both the USMCA & the CPTPP required Canada to grant limited extra dairy access.

🇺🇸Under the USMCA, the U.S. was promised access to about 3.5% of Canada’s dairy market.

🇦🇺Under the 2018 CPTPP in force for Canada, Australia, and New Zealand, Canada also promised to open about 3.3% of its dairy market to CPTPP partners.

However, Canada then administered those quotas in ways that BLOCKED the access it had promised in both agreements.

The U.S. won a USMCA panel over that quota system. New Zealand won a CPTPP panel over the same basic problem & Australia joined the CPTPP case as a 3rd party.

🫵When multiple trading partners say the problem is you, maybe the problem is you.

New Zealand dismantled a similar supply management system in the early 1990s so it could compete on open markets.

Canada is free to keep this archaic system.
At the same time, other countries are equally free to walk away from trade from a country whose market is this closed, costly, incompatible with fair competition, and repeatedly fails to deliver the access it promised.

➡️Claim 3: "But U.S. dairy contains rBST/growth hormone!"

False. While it's legal in the U.S., less than 2% of farmers use it according to the Food Professor on @ClydeDoSomethin podcast.

➡️Claim 4: “But the U.S. & other countries subsidize their dairy industries too!” 😡

Not all subsidies are created equal.

Examine which is more unfair.
Supply management is by far the more distorting to a market. Constant govt price-setting & output control is far more unfair than the short-term crisis or disaster payments used by the U.S. & other countries.
Those countries use short term subsidies that are not built into the market as a permanent cartel.

Canada should stop being the outdated outlier and, if it insists on support, subsidize in a temporary way that most other countries use. Ideally there would be no subsidies. But if there is a choice, short term payments are far fairer than the current systemic supply-managed cartel.

[The Buck You Will @TheBuckYouWill]

🇨🇦🇪🇺THE EU IS FAILING.🇪🇺🇨🇦

Europeans have had enough of the failed experiment & their economies are being decimated.

A SMART MONEY MAN WOULD BE RUNNING *AWAY* FROM A SINKING SHIP.

But not Carney.

HE WANTS TO BUY TO FIRST CLASS TICKETS.

(For fucks sake this is BEYOND stupid.)

[JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦 @JayGenXer]

This is a former Liberal Party president asking the questions Ottawa will not.

What is the China security deal?
What is happening with the EU?
What went wrong at the American table?

@StephenLeDrew ’s answer is blunt. Carney calls every shot. Cabinet is leftover Trudeau people who owe him the job. Parliament has not been doing the work.

Then he hears the finance minister on CBC talking like we have the greatest economy in the G7. That is the press release. The grocery store is the test Carney asked for.

If a former Liberal president cannot get a straight answer, neither can you.

#cdnpoli #CanadaFirst

[Dan McTeague @GasPriceWizard]

Climate hysteria has been Canada’s economic undoing

Now we’re just being called on it as more Canadians sink not financial despair as a result of a decade of climate bedwetting

[Kate Harrison @KatlynHarrison]

We haven't removed internal trade barriers. We haven't reconciled labour mobility rules between provinces. CETA remains unratified. It's time for our Prime Minister to focus on fixing Canada's problems, rather than hoping and relying on other nations to do so for him. #cdnpoli

[Leonard Roxon @LeonardRoxon]

Guess who else did that?

HITLER!

[Great Canadian Moose @Great_Cdn_Moose]

REMEMBER
NAME FOUND ON EPSTEIN FILE!
-MARK CARNEY 69 TIMES
-JUSTIN TRUDEAU 27 TIMES
-PIERRE POILIEVRE O TIMES