Mark Carney just became Canada’s new prime minister, and conservatives are sounding the alarm. The former Bank of England boss rode his global banking connections and slick promises to victory, but real patriots see trouble ahead. Carney’s cozy relationship with international elites and soft stance on defending Canadian values have many worrying he’ll sell out the Great White North to please foreign powers.
Carney claims he’ll stand up to President Trump’s tariffs, but conservatives know better. Trump’s tough trade policies protect American jobs – and by extension, Canadian workers who depend on cross-border commerce. Instead of fighting for fair deals, Carney’s pushing a weak globalist agenda that’ll let China and other competitors walk all over Canada’s economy.
Jordan Peterson didn’t hold back in his recent Joe Rogan interview, warning that Carney’s election plays right into Trump’s hands. “You think tariffs hurt Canada?” Peterson said. “Wait until Carney hands your sovereignty to UN climate bureaucrats and Wall Street bankers.” True patriots understand that strong borders and tough negotiations beat surrendering to international pressure every time.
The Liberals keep bragging about Carney’s “economic experience,” but conservatives see a red flag. This is the guy who helped oversee the 2008 financial crash and pushed radical climate policies at the UN. Now he wants to experiment with Canada’s economy using the same failed playbook that’s crippled European industries and driven up energy costs.
While Carney jet-sets to G7 summits, hardworking Canadians are getting squeezed. Gas prices hit record highs this week, grocery bills keep climbing, and the prime minister’s only solution is more taxes and regulations. Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre’s common-sense plan to slash bureaucracy and unleash energy production? Carney called it “dangerous populism.”
True North patrients remember when leaders stood up for Canadian values. Carney’s first act was apologizing for “colonialism” while letting foreign influencers dictate our laws. He’s more concerned with UN climate goals than fixing crumbling infrastructure or stopping the flow of illegal border crossings.
Trump’s tariff strategy exposed Canada’s reliance on American partnership, but Carney’s playing pretend. Instead of strengthening ties with our closest ally, he’s chasing photo-ops with European socialists and lecturing voters about “international responsibility.” Conservatives know real leadership means putting Canadians first – not virtue-signaling to global elites.
The clock is ticking. Carney’s radical Liberals want to rewrite history books, silence dissent, and tax farmers into bankruptcy to fund their climate fantasies. But across kitchen tables and worksites, ordinary Canadians are waking up. The next election can’t come soon enough to drain Ottawa’s swamp and restore common sense to the True North strong and free.
