Prime Minister Carney—Is he a conman?

Dimitry Lascaris, a  Canadian from London Ontario, has one of the best YouTube platforms [from Greece] to inform us of what is really happening in the Israeli/USA war on Iran. He remarked on the speeches given in the United Nations General Assembly recently. He showed us a map marking the countries that walked out when Israeli leader Netanyahu prepared to address the delegates. All of Africa, most of South America, many in Asia, Ireland and  a couple of smaller nations in Europe walked out, but not the USA, not Canada, not most of Europe, not Australia and New Zealand and some others, thus marking the latter nations as complicit in the worst genocide the world has suffered. Lascaris called Mark Carney a conman; that he is working with NATO under USA command to bring Canada into an America-like nation which the vast number of Canadians abhor. I was surprised some weeks ago when I heard that Carney backed the US-Israeli attack on Iran. Jeffrey Sachs was shocked to the core when he mentioned it on YouTube. I thought it might be a misunderstanding. But Carney repeated his support for war against Iran in another instance. I heard a bit of Trump’s insane speech until I could no longer stomach his lies and threats of annihilation of Iran. Netanyahu’s speech was awful and one pitied the delegates forced by their nations to sit through it. Many comments question the role of the United Nations today. Should it not have silenced these criminals and forbade them from entering the UN building? I heard a bit of Anita Anand’s speech. She is Canada’s Minister of Foreign Affairs. She  announced Canada’s support for Ukraine in its war against the invading Russians. She made a quick one sentence reference to Iran criticizing it for attacks, shamefully aware that she is condemning herself to hell and that the vast majority in the world calls on Iran to quickly defeat the Israel-USA barbarians.

As for Carney’s duplicity, we remarked that he appointed Stephen Harper, one-time Canadian prime minister of autocratic instincts and questionable religious intent, to an important advisory position, at which time journalists reminded us that Harper appointed Carney to President of the Bank of Canada during his reign and therefore should take some credit in Carney’s stabilizing of the economy. Carney’s wish to privatize major airports is upsetting liberal thinkers who remember the Conservative privatization of Highway 407 and the loss of income to Canada. I have yet to see a close study of Carney’s political-economic background.That he studied economics at Oxford University does not make him wise. There are several tracks of economics. Most likely he is a neo-classical or neoliberal economist whose tenants are taught by command in most universities to the detriment of the profession and the citizens who must accept their decisions. Conservative Party Leader Poilievre boasts of agreeing with the neo-classical track developed by the likes of overconfident and simplistic Milton Friedman who led Thatcher’s Britain and Pinochet’s Chile into economic disaster. Poilievre’s choice of economics makes him unqualified to castigate Carney’s economic background as he haplessly tried to do. When celebrating Carney for “saving Canadian banking interests” from US banking collapses in the 2008 crash, one should credit P.M Martin for maintaining the financial laws that saved Canadian banks in financial crises.

The confidence shown by Netanyahu and Trump in expressing themselves in inhumane and unconscionable terms is buoyed by the cowardice of western nations that did nothing to stop the genocide—that, by the way, continues today, although ignored by nations whose media reflects the evasiveness of the truth they dare not recognize. The failure to intervene militarily to stop Israel’s genocide of Gazan’s will be emblazoned in history. An article about the Israeli Lobby (Global  Research, Sept 24/26) includes this: “In a stunning leaked recording, AIPAC CEO Elliot Brandt is heard openly bragging about how the powerful pro-Israel lobby manipulates key figures in Donald Trump’s national security inner circle, pushing them toward another costly and unpopular war in the Middle East on behalf of Israel. . . . The audio has ignited outrage online, fuelling accusations that U.S. foreign policy is being dictated not by American interests, but by a foreign-aligned lobbying machine with unchecked influence. Critics say the leak is further proof that the United States is not just compromised — it is occupied.”

Several books and many YouTube and substack broadcasts have demonstrated how Israel has worked itself clandestinely into positions of influence in the US govt. to the point where it controls US foreign policy in Israel’s interest and against American’s welfare. Netanyahu can say whatever he wants; he has American support because Jewish billionaires have bought and control the American political class. Israeli Zionists have taken over Western Governments as well and silenced most Western politicians from revealing the harms the Zionist cause is doing (re: the worst, Tony Blair). Anti-Zionists warn us of the catastrophe this causes such as Robert Reich’s article “The Rahm Bomb” in which he warns us about the government infiltrator Rahm Emmanuel who is preparing to run for US President in 2028. “Rahm Emanuel represents everything that’s been wrong about the Democratic Party for the last 34 years,” he writes, “— its dependence on money from big corporations and the wealthy, its reluctance to embrace bold ideas to reverse widening inequalities, and its indifference to the needs of average working people — and Democratic candidates should be warned off him.” Reich is Jewish and does not mention Emanuel’s Zionism but he seems aware that the Zionist billionaires will back Emanuel and finance Israeli control of the United States and Western foreign policy to the detriment of democracy. 

I suspect that Mark Carney feels the heavy hand of Netanyahu on his shoulder, the long arm of Rothschild reaching for his throat and the Zionist Canadian mainstream press sharpening its pencils. His bankster friends the world over expect him to make them richer, hence his sudden unconcern for the environment and Liberal policy. But perhaps he is making an ice-hockey feint to avoid the rough checks he sees coming and do the right Liberal thing. One can only hope.