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🚨BREAKING! TRUMP'S SELF CREATED MESS EXPLODING! "This bargain no longer works." Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's major address at the World Economic Forum in Davos, Switzerland, is causing SHOCKWAVES worldwide. "Friends, it is time for companies and countries to take their signs down." Carney called on the world’s middle... show more

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Rene Tremblay 🚫No Dms🇨🇦🇺🇦8 months ago

God I'm so proud of my Prime Minister. Well done PM Carney! 👍✊️🙏✌️🫡

Terence Kawaja8 months ago

When it comes to casting a presence, size matters. 🇨🇦📷

LoriC 🇨🇦8 months ago

Very Proud of our Prime Minister Carney. 🇨🇦

Jarnail Singh Gill8 months ago

Mark Carney’s speech in Davos wasn’t loud or dramatic. It was measured. Almost careful. That’s what made it land. He wasn’t announcing a new ideology. He was stating that an old assumption no longer holds. For decades, many countries operated inside a simple deal: align with U.S. leadership, accept the rules, and stability follows—even if imperfectly. That deal depended less on trust than on predictability. What Carney pointed to is the quiet break in that pattern. When power becomes openly transactional and conditional, middle powers stop optimizing for loyalty and start optimizing for resilience. Not out of rebellion, but self-preservation. This isn’t about anti-Americanism. It’s about risk management. If the rules can be suspended at will, countries don’t wait for reassurance. They look sideways—for redundancy, for partners, for options. That’s the constraint leaders are reacting to: they can’t afford to bet national stability on promises that change with administrations, moods, or leverage. Ruptures don’t announce themselves with chaos. They show up as polite speeches that quietly assume the old center won’t hold. And once that assumption shifts, alignment becomes a choice again, not a default.

Creatrix: a proud Canadian 🇨🇦 💙8 months ago

I'm so proud that I voted for him.

Covfefé Nurse8 months ago

How much more damage will Republicans allow before they act against the PedoFührer?

DisgustedAmerican8 months ago

Let’s see if they truly stand up to him. #CastratedCongress has allowed him to completely ruin our country. #TrumpIsUnfitForOffice #TrumpIsATraitorAndCriminal

Noreen Millar-Breen🇨🇦8 months ago

He is essentially saying that Canada is no longer answering the door to trumps' meth lab below us, and we, the owners of Canada are fed up, tuning out the toddler and turning our attention to the adults in the room

KNugent4118 🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦8 months ago

Damn I am so proud that he is my countries PM.

elizabeth canjar8 months ago

Mark Carney is brilliant well spoken. Is well known for his business savvy and global thinking. He is a true leader. I only wish we had one.

Raj👊YNWA☠ℒℱℭ¹⁸⁹²8 months ago

@DnommPaul1

AnatolijUkraine8 months ago

This is what it looks like when an ally stops pretending. No more polite smiles. No more “strategic ambiguity.” Just a hard stare across the table. For years, everyone played along with the rituals — flags, handshakes, the comforting story that the grown-ups were still in charge. Now the sign comes down, and the room goes quiet. Because “America First” wasn’t a slogan — it was a warning label. Tariffs as threats. NATO as leverage. Allies treated like tenants who forgot to pay rent. And when middle powers start talking about building new alliances to resist coercion… That’s not diplomacy evolving. That’s the world backing away from the U.S. like it just reached for a knife.

Rituraj8 months ago

Carney quoting Vaclav Havel at Davos is a savage flex. He compared the US-led order to a greengrocer displaying a slogan he doesn't believe in just to avoid trouble. When even the Canadians stop pretending and call the 'rules-based order' a lie to your face, you know the era of diplomatic politeness is officially dead.

Pinbout__48 months ago

The Emperor has no clothes…🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️🤦🏻‍♂️

Sarah M^8 months ago

THIS is what an intelligent leader sounds like!

Veritas 🇨🇦🇺🇦🇺🇸8 months ago

“We know the old order is not coming back. We shouldn't mourn it. Nostalgia is not a strategy “-PM Mark Carney #davos #Davos2026

Ozgreat8 months ago

Full speech....

Dan Zorn8 months ago

This is a shockingly unforced error by the Trump administration. None of this needed to happen.

Civic Lens8 months ago

in Canada, inflation crushing families, housing impossible, economy flatlining. Why so obsessed with foreign backyards when YOUR country’s backyard is on fire? Fix Canada first! 🇨🇦

Chris J8 months ago

And this is why nobody takes Canada seriously.

🇨🇦 Nerfaphytum 🇨🇦8 months ago

Proud to have @MarkJCarney as my Prime Minister! 🇨🇦

Cathi Vollmer8 months ago

Congress it’s your turn step up stop letting Trump make a fool of yourself

Gr1mRea9er⚔Berserker8 months ago

Canada have a great PM in Mark Carney.

DeSota8 months ago

The global community is starting to come together in opposition to the United States... If they exclude us from their markets, it could significantly harm our economy... We are capable of producing all these goods and services, but without a market, products remain in warehouses or on shelves, jobs are eliminated, and the U.S. economy enters a downward spiral... -DW

Sofia Stella8 months ago

Trump is a master unifier: He finally gave NATO a common enemy to rally against - his own administration.

Offend_no_one8 months ago

Let’s get ready – this is a chance to build!

David Francis Davis8 months ago

Mark Carney is quite the calming influence everyone needs right now. He’s the softly spoken, yet charismatic proficient all rounder… He knows his stuff. He’s trustworthy. A genuinely decent man…. Canada. Treasure this guy. He’s a polished diamond, up against Trump, fools gold

La8 months ago

Carney dropped a bombshell in Davos! A complete break is imminent.

Pete Tvvitter🎶8 months ago

@ChuckieB111 Now this from Mark Carney, is worthy of The Nobel Peace Prize @realDonaldTrump

Allison8 months ago

I’m glad he said what most of us were thinking.

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