Famous for creating the phrase - “SDG’s” Sustainable Development Goals, Mark Carney is Mr. Globalist of the decade century award - Canada ‘eh style.
Well he’d be second to Deputy PM Chrystia Freeland in this title, after all, Chrystia is a Trustee of the WEF.
Eco-Warrior Mark Carney: Set up to Replace Trudeau and Usher in Great Reset by Matt Ehret
Today, Mark Carney, a darling of the Central Bankers and self-professed ‘eco-warrior’ of banking has been named Chairman of a new Taskforce for Economic Growth for Canada’ where he will work closely with fellow Oxford ideologue and Finance Minister Chrystia Freeland in overseeing a transition of the economy into a green, decarbonated hellscape.
It is my intention to explain what this means, and the danger of Carney’s position as the replacement for the widely-hated Justin Trudeau in the coming months.
For anyone sick of the immoral, monetarist religion of free markets that have run roughshod over the world for the past forty years of post-industrial decay, war and speculation, the proposition to change our “hierarchy of values” may seem like a breath of fresh air. The problem is that the drive of a green economy of green bonds, green grids, carbon taxes, cap and trades, and green banking will tend to cause humanity as a whole to suffer immensely and will strip nation states of the productive industrial potential needed to resist the will of a transnational oligarchy.
Mark Carney: The Prince (Charles) of Central Bankers by by Paul Gallagher for Executive Intelligence Review.
Since his speech at the November-December 2015 UN COP21 conference (cradle of “The Paris Accord” on climate change, from which President Donald Trump withdrew the United States), Mark Carney has imposed an anti-industrial direction on the policy of most major central banks in the world, even as their power relative to governments has grown.
“Firms that align their business models to the transition to a net zero [carbon] world will be rewarded handsomely. Those that fail to adapt will cease to exist.” At what the law firm Latham and Watkins called an “insurance industry event,” on Sept. 22, the firm’s website reports that “Mr. Carney believes that firms that embrace this change will thrive, whereas firms who fail to adapt the necessary pace will struggle, or even cease to exist.”
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