March 23, 2025 (EIRNS)—Globalist banker and Canada’s acting Prime Minister Mark Carney, who has never been elected to any public office, will likely soon request that the Governor-General call an election as soon as possible. He is nevertheless busy undertaking the reshaping of Canadian policy for years down the road as if he had a mandate. It would seem that his sentiment that climate change is too important to leave to governments, and has to be dictated by central bankers, also applies to Canadian military policy. Under Carney, Canada, which has been long criticized for not spending the 2% of its GDP on defense, that is the standard for all NATO members, is suddenly committed to a military buildup, in a break with the U.S.
Over the past months, media and political leaders have manipulated anti-Trump sentiment in Canada, into enmity towards the U.S.A. itself; to a point where, in a Feb. 14-17 Leger poll, 27% of Canadians identified the U.S. as an enemy nation, and the U.S. National Anthem is booed at hockey games. Others have kept calmer heads.
Carney, an alumnus of Harvard, Goldman Sachs, Bloomberg, the Bank for International Settlements, the Global Stabilization Board, and the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England, in his March 9 acceptance speech of the Liberal Party’s nomination, pitted “Canadian values” against American ones:
“The Americans want our resources, our water, our land, our country. Think about it. If they succeeded, they would destroy our way of life. In America, health care is a big business. In Canada, it is a right. America is a melting pot. Canada is a mosaic….
“In the U.S., differences are not respected or recognized. First Nations are not recognized. And the French language would never have any rights. The joie de vivre, the culture and the French language are part of our identity. We must fully protect that. We must promote that as well. We will never give them up for any trade agreement….
“America is not Canada, and Canada never, ever will be part of America in any way, shape or form.”
Carney took a trip to Europe on March 17, where he met with British Prime Minister Keir Starmer and French President Emmanuel Macron, and talked to EU Commission President Ursula von der Leyen, about European rearmament.
