Mark Carney’s election as Canada’s prime minister has sparked fierce conservative backlash. Jordan Peterson didn’t hold back, calling Carney a “woke warrior” pushing radical climate policies. He warned Trudeau-style liberalism is alive under Carney, threatening Canadian values.
Dave Rubin echoed Peterson’s concerns, slamming Carney’s net-zero obsession as economic suicide. He accused Carney of exploiting Trump’s tariffs to cement power while undermining Canadian sovereignty. Conservatives fear Carney will kneel to globalist agendas instead of protecting jobs.
Peterson blasted Carney’s “postnational” vision, arguing it erodes Canadian identity. He claimed Carney’s elitist background makes him out of touch with working families. Rubin added that Carney’s climate crusade will raise taxes and hurt ordinary Canadians.
Trump’s tariffs on Canadian goods backfired, Peterson argued, by rallying voters to Carney’s “crisis manager” image. Rubin agreed, saying fearmongering about Trump helped Carney scare Canadians into rejecting conservative alternatives. The Liberals twisted tariffs into a nationalist wedge issue.
Carney’s ties to groups like Bloomberg and the UN worry conservatives. Peterson called him a “global finance puppet” pushing ESG policies that strangle energy workers. Rubin warned Carney’s climate plans will make Canada depend on China for critical minerals.
Despite conservative warnings, Carney won by labeling Pierre Poilievre as “Trump North.” Peterson said this dishonest smear worked because media elites protect liberal narratives. Rubin argued Canadians deserve leaders who put them first, not UN mandates.
Peterson urged conservatives to fight Carney’s woke policies before Canada becomes unrecognizable. Rubin vowed to expose how net-zero fanaticism will crash Canada’s economy. Both called for grassroots resistance to reclaim Canadian pride from globalist elites.
The conservative message is clear: Carney’s reign risks surrendering Canada’s future to radical climate agendas. Patriots must push back hard before it’s too late. The fight for Canada’s soul has just begun.
