Carney Articulates The New World Order In Davos

[I am Groot]

On 1/21/2026 at 6:57 PM, paxamericana said:

Not just that, we’re the youngest of the developed countries. We’re not facing a Canadian style collapse even if we closed our border and never import another batch for at least 40-50 years from now at current trend. Meaning we can still repopulate. Everyone else has crossed the biological age of no return. 

The majority of those in America who have lots of kids are brown people. White America's birthrate is 1.52. Hispanics are 1.92. Neither group has a birth rate sufficient to replace those who die.

[I am Groot]

On 1/22/2026 at 6:54 AM, Barquentine said:

"In 2024, India remained Canada's top source country for immigrants, followed by the Philippines, China, Nigeria, and Cameroon"

And a large proportion of Indians are Sikh or Hindu, and Filipinos are Christian.

And every second name on the crime reports now is 'Singh'. 
We ARE bringing over a lot of Muslims, especially with the Liberals' new priority for bringing in French speakers to repopulate small French-speaking parts of English Canada. Most of these people are coming from North Africa. 

Needless to say, there is no similar program to import English speakers to support small, English-speaking parts of Quebec. 

17 hours ago, herbie said:

Yes it is, but Carney was talking about the law and rules based order that's existed since WW2. Not some shadowy bogeyman conspiracy.
In one electoral brain fart the USA has changed from a supporter of laws and rules to the thuggery of 'who's going to stop us' and an unskilled lout of a leader who can't stop voicing that exact reasoning.

China never supported the rules-based system. It joined the WTO and then completely ignored all the rules. It has been flouting international law for many years. Russia also ignored it, of course. Nor Iran. Nor North Korea.  So it seemed this 'rules-based' system was only to be used to hold Western countries in check, not anyone else.

[Barquentine]

21 hours ago, Goddess said:

force-injecting the world's children with substances that are more likely to kill and maim them, than help them in any way.

You should cite the statistics that prove that. Or let's just be ignorant and bring back polio, smallpox and all those other things that kill and maim people.

“Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.”
― Martin Luther King Jr.

[ExFlyer]

37 minutes ago, I am Groot said:

 

Small minds are easily impressed.

Yeah I guess so.

The world and it's leading world and financial leaders along with most of the worlds press were impressed and praised Carneys speech.

I guess they are all small minds LOL LOL LOL

[Barquentine]

On 1/22/2026 at 10:43 AM, Nationalist said:

OMG! You truly are either really fcking stupid, or just lying.

So...which is it?

There's a third option, thankfully. I'm not you! And when I think on that, I realize: Life is Good!

[ExFlyer]

18 hours ago, herbie said:

Yes it is, but Carney was talking about the law and rules based order that's existed since WW2. Not some shadowy bogeyman conspiracy.
In one electoral brain fart the USA has changed from a supporter of laws and rules to the thuggery of 'who's going to stop us' and an unskilled lout of a leader who can't stop voicing that exact reasoning.

Things seem to be returning to 19th century 'spheres of influence' and military/economic strength to justify that Imperialism.

Are you somehow trying to insinuate laws and rules in the world have been stagnant since WW2?  Every change of government in every country makes changes to laws and rules.

You are correct...."in one electoral fart" ,the US, which as been the world military and economic leader has become a bully and is changing the global situation. Carney has been, so far, the only one to openly address the situation and made comments on a possible way forward away from the bully.

And none of it suggests returning to the "19th century sphere of influence".

[ExFlyer]

14 minutes ago, Barquentine said:

You should cite the statistics that prove that. Or let's just be ignorant and bring back polio, smallpox and all those other things that kill and maim people.

“Nothing in the world is more dangerous than sincere ignorance and conscientious stupidity.”
― Martin Luther King Jr.

We unfortunately saw measles spread all over North America in what was a disease that was almost eradicated but anti vax caused the eruption of it again.

[paxamericana]

14 minutes ago, ExFlyer said:

possible way forward away from the bully.

And none of it suggests returning to the "19th century sphere of influence".

Nope, the world better come with knee pads or  you all can have at it with one another. The law of the jungle still applies as much as you may think the veneer of civilization is an entitlement. 

[ExFlyer]

3 minutes ago, paxamericana said:

Nope, the world better come with knee pads or  you all can have at it with one another. The law of the jungle still applies as much as you may think the veneer of civilization is an entitlement. 

HA HA HA.  funny guy. 

Like in the Amazon...the jungle is getting smaller. 

[WestCanMan]

On 1/20/2026 at 3:25 PM, Zeitgeist said:

This was a very brilliant speech in which Carney demonstrated command.  I have to admit that it was a courageous call to action, but I hope Canadians and our leaders do some soul-searching as to how we let our plight get to this point.

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=JtF630gnvZQ

What you just witnessed was a lying, treacherous, self-serving weasel give a banal, formulaic kumbaya/fight the power speech on behalf of the group to which his true allegiance belongs - the WEF.

Make no mistake: at the end of the day, it is still just "people" who run the WEF, and just like all of the ostensibly cute and cuddly socialist leaders who invariably change from a beloved uncle figure into a tyrant who's abusing their power and lavishing money on their friends and family, the power-brokers at the WEF will also start abusing their power once they have consolidated it. 

Speech, in a nutshell: "They are bad, so take the power away from them and give it to us, because you can trust us." Right? It's a simple formula.

 

When you think about how dishonest and corrupt Mark Carney truly is, and how good he is at pretending to tell the truth and really be on the side of us little guys - while he's really just filling his boots - you'll understand what his rah-rah speech was truly worth... far less than the shit on one's heel. 

He just stood on that stage brandishing Canada's hard-earned reputation like a magical shield for the peasant class as if it's his own, when what's he really doing is selling a false bill of goods to 8 billion people. 

Remember that Canadians earned that reputation after centuries of peace-keeping and carefully selecting which sides to take, and giving untold billions in aid to dozens of countries, and we never voted to be WEF lackeys and pimps. 

Am I right about Carney? 'Cuz I wish I wasn't. Our country wouldn't be swirling at the bottom of the porcelain vortex right now if I was wrong. 

Edited January 23 by WestCanMan

[I am Groot]

1 hour ago, ExFlyer said:

Yeah I guess so.

The world and it's leading world and financial leaders along with most of the worlds press were impressed and praised Carneys speech.

Carney pretends to care about stuff all the time. The people at the WEF are very good at doing this, also.

It's all performative. None of it means a thing.

[ExFlyer]

21 minutes ago, I am Groot said:

Carney pretends to care about stuff all the time. The people at the WEF are very good at doing this, also.

It's all performative. None of it means a thing.

Well, as I see it, with our trade endangered...stuff is what we need.

[WestCanMan]

27 minutes ago, I am Groot said:

Carney pretends to care about stuff all the time. The people at the WEF are very good at doing this, also.

It's all performative. None of it means a thing.

100%.

 

1. "Peace, land, bread." - a liar
2. "Awwwww 😍🥰." - peasants/serfs/peons/slaves
3. "Hey, wait, where's all that stuff you promised us... We're worse off tha☠️☠️☠️" - peasants/serfs/peons/slaves

 

Rinse/repeat

Edited January 23 by WestCanMan

[Zeitgeist]

1 hour ago, WestCanMan said:

What you just witnessed was a lying, treacherous, self-serving weasel give a banal, formulaic kumbaya/fight the power speech on behalf of the group to which his true allegiance belongs - the WEF.

Make no mistake: at the end of the day, it is still just "people" who run the WEF, and just like all of the ostensibly cute and cuddly socialist leaders who invariably change from a beloved uncle figure into a tyrant who's abusing their power and lavishing money on their friends and family, the power-brokers at the WEF will also start abusing their power once they have consolidated it. 

Speech, in a nutshell: "They are bad, so take the power away from them and give it to us, because you can trust us." Right? It's a simple formula.

 

When you think about how dishonest and corrupt Mark Carney truly is, and how good he is at pretending to tell the truth and really be on the side of us little guys - while he's really just filling his boots - you'll understand what his rah-rah speech was truly worth... far less than the shit on one's heel. 

He just stood on that stage brandishing Canada's hard-earned reputation like a magical shield for the peasant class as if it's his own, when what's he really doing is selling a false bill of goods to 8 billion people. 

Remember that Canadians earned that reputation after centuries of peace-keeping and carefully selecting which sides to take, and giving untold billions in aid to dozens of countries, and we never voted to be WEF lackeys and pimps. 

Am I right about Carney? 'Cuz I wish I wasn't. Our country wouldn't be swirling at the bottom of the porcelain vortex right now if I was wrong. 

I think Carney has identified some but not all of the problem. He doesn’t seem to recognize his own role supporting the kind of woke-green stakeholder capitalist globalism that created the populist backlash.  In fairness, he’s probably regretting some of those decisions now.  I don’t agree with all of his solutions to the problem as he defined it.  I understand the importance of values based leadership and a rules-based order, but I think Canada has to get real on the hard power, economic independence, and cultural front.  Is being the country that’s permissive on all the revolutionary stuff, from abortion to hard drugs to non-heterosexual and non-gender normativity really what we should be doing as our birth rate collapses?  No one in government talks about this.  In fact, the Liberals compete to show how much they support these “ways of knowing.” On the cultural and globalist front, I don’t back Carney.  I’ll give him credit for his public speaking and ideas about respecting basic international rules and joining forces with like-minded countries. He’s a great orator.

Edited January 23 by Zeitgeist

[WestCanMan]

5 minutes ago, Zeitgeist said:

I think Carney has identified some but not all of the problem. He doesn’t seem to recognize his own role supporting the kind of woke-green stakeholder capitalist globalism that created the populist backlash.

But since when has a leftist or leftist leader ever admitted to causing inflation or any other hardship? Why would they when the MSM will run cover for them?

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 In fairness, he’s probably regretting some of those decisions now.  

He regrets nothing - he is remorseless and pathological. That's why he can be such a convincing stone-cold liar, and never look back. He just goes straight to the next lie without flinching.

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I don’t agree with all of his solutions to the problem as he defined it.  I understand the importance of values based leadership and a rules-based order,

 And, do leftists really believe in those things? 

They use fake values as bait and have no regard whatsoever for rules. 

They condone cop-killing, assaults, looting, burning, etc and let rioters, pimps, wife-beaters, drug dealers and child molesters go free. What rules do they obey? "Protect my massive bank account"?

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but I think Canada has to get real on the hard power, economic independence, and cultural front.

Our culture, under the LPOC, is "we hate whites". 

Count me out.

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 Is being the country that’s permissive on all the revolutionary stuff, from abortion to hard drugs to non-heterosexual and non-gender normativity really what we should be doing as our birth rate collapses?  

That depends on what side you're on. 

If you're pro-Canada, then "no". 

If you're an LPOC leader then "yes". 

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No one in government talks about this.

They don't have to because the media ignores it, glosses everything over, and hails Libs as virtuous heroes and conservatives as angry ne'er-do-wells.

42% of Canadians are awe-stricken by it.

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 In fact, the Liberals compete to show how much they support these “ways of knowing.” On the cultural and globalist front, I don’t back Carney.  I’ll give him credit for his public speaking and ideas about respecting basic international rules and joining forces with like-minded countries. He’s a great orator bullshitter.

FIFY.

[WestCanMan]

Carney is a great orator like Hitler and Stalin were great orators. 

He can sell you out with a confident smile. 

^That's^ all I see when his lips move. 

[Goddess]

30 minutes ago, Zeitgeist said:

 In fairness, he’s probably regretting some of those decisions now.

I don't think he is.

His climate grift was coming to an end before he decided to "help" Canada.  His GFANZ cartel was being investigated in the US, the majority of big industries had abandoned it, AI has supplanted climate alarmism as the topic du jour at the WEF this year, countries that went all-in funding the green grift are floundering economically and finding that intermittent wind & solar cannot replace reliable other sources and was too expensive, so citizens are suffering.

His time in England was not the grand success he claims it was, he bankrupted them, increased their energy costs, decreased output.  He sent money like a drunken sailor in the UK and frequently came under fire for it. At best, he got mixed reviews.

He came to Canada because the climate grift is ending and Canada is basically the last man standing when it comes to climate grift.  He's here to milk the last few billions out of it and he'll bugger off to the US when we finally give him the boot, where his family lives and works and where all his investments are.

Edited January 23 by Goddess

[herbie]

What I referred to regarding laws & rules was the way standards countries used to deal with each other. Falling apart in this millenium.

Now a disaster with the Mad King touting Putin's territorial aggression and the diplomatic skills of a drunken, wounded elephant in a china shop.

 

[paxamericana]

4 hours ago, herbie said:

laws & rules was the way standards countries used to deal with each other. Falling apart in this millenium.

That’s not how the world is in a natural state. Americans have been subsidizing your fantasy for 80 years okay. Glad you all finally realized the magnitude of what’s it’s like when America stops playing world police for you all. Keep your elbows up you’re at the top of America’s lunch menu. Don’t like it? Better start wearing knee pads like Denmark, Japan, Korea, South America and others to come. 

Edited January 24 by paxamericana

[blackbird]

16 minutes ago, paxamericana said:

Americans have been subsidizing your fantasy for 80 years okay.

I see you believe the big lie.  What proof do you have?  More sane people have negotiated trade deals over the decades and both countries and benefited in the trade and millions of jobs that were created.  Now all of sudden you claim you have been subsidizing us.  That's not credible.  As just one example we have been selling our oil to the U.S. for years below the world market price.  So who has been subsidizing who?  It looks more like the subsidies have been going south in the oil.

[paxamericana]

17 minutes ago, blackbird said:

trade deals

That’s the biggest lie actually. America paid to secure the sea lanes so you can trade. But it never really benefitted America, look at America’s national GDP as a percentage of trade. You know why we did that!? So you all can be cannon fodder for the Soviets. Now that there is no Rival to the Americans, we don’t feel the need to subsidize that system. And now you’re all too old to trade with. Not only do you not consume, but you can’t even produce competitively. You’re all living on borrowed time. That is unless you 51st. Your choice.

Edited January 24 by paxamericana

[blackbird]

3 minutes ago, paxamericana said:

That’s the biggest lie actually. America paid to secure the sea lanes so you can trade. But it never really benefitted America, look at America’s national GDP as a percentage of trade. You know why we did that!? So you all can be cannon fodder for the Soviets. Now that there is no Rival to the Americans, we don’t feel the need to subsidize that system.

I guess it depends on how you look at it.  Your country freely negotiated all the trade agreements, and worked with Canada on North American Air Defence (NORAD), in NATO, and Canadians died fighting alongside you in Afghanistan, Korea, and world wars, and now you turn against us and accuse us of ripping you off.

[paxamericana]

2 minutes ago, blackbird said:

turn against us and accuse us of ripping you off.

Nope, you were graciously offered statehood. You chose to be destitute. It wasn’t America that betrayed you, your pride betrayed you.

[I am Groot]

9 hours ago, ExFlyer said:

Well, as I see it, with our trade endangered...stuff is what we need.

Maybe we should make a deal with the US, then, instead of flexing and strutting about how much better and nicer we are than they are.

But then, Carney doesn't really have any reason to want such a deal. His party can run against Trump forever. And every economic problem we have, including his massive budgets, can be blamed on Trump.

Why would he want a trade deal?

[I am Groot]

"Carney's speech was a call to double-down on globalism while affecting a tone of skepticism about globalism. And globalists loved it, which I think reveals something about the degree everyone wants their preferred ideology to have an air of contrarian rebelliousness about it."  JJ McCullough.