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🚨 Ethics bombshell at committee: Journalist Sam Cooper told MP Michael Barrett that Prime Minister Mark Carney’s former firm Brookfield held over $3 billion in China-linked real-estate and energy investments, involving tycoons tied to Beijing’s United Front networks and even backed by the Bank of China. Carney, then Brookfield...

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Carney is 'deeply exposed' to China through Brookfield: Sam Cooper 🇨🇳 Founder of Samuel Cooper, Sam Cooper tells Ezra Levant 🍁🚛 why Canadians should be concerned about Mark Carney's business ties to China as the prime minister is set to meet with President Xi Jinping on Friday. On last night's episode of The Ezra Levant Show, independent journalist Sam Cooper discussed China's growing influence on Canadian politics as Prime Minister Carney is set to discuss trade with President Xi tomorrow in Beijing. Citing Michael Kovrig, who was previously kidnapped by the Chinese Communist Party and held in jail during the Meng Wanzhou saga, Cooper discussed why former prime minister Jean Chretien's recent visit to China should set off alarm bells. "[Kovrig] has been very vocal in the past week, airing out his well-founded and hard-earned knowledge of what Carney could be up to in China," he said. "And Mr. Kovrig laid it out, he said Jean Chretien was there a week before Carney in Beijing. Jean Chretien has deep business ties and has had for decades with Beijing," Cooper continued. "He's there, according to Mr. Kovrig, the expert, apparently to pave the way for what may be possible in business dealings," he said. "It's no secret now to Canadians that China is up to no good in our country. But I think the real story here is not only is Mark Carney through Brookfield deeply exposed in his own business dealings to China ... we've talked about how Mr. Carney scored a $250 [million] emergency loan on a Brookfield real estate investment in China in 2024. That's shortly before he replaced Justin Trudeau," Cooper added. The founder of The Bureau went on to discuss the potential implications of Chretien's and Carney's visits to China. "Powerful business industrialists connected to Jean Chretien in Montreal have essentially been writing Canada's China policy for decades, and Mr. Kovrig, I, and other experts think they're the ones that will be driving the agenda for Mark Carney in his visit to Beijing. And that worries me and a lot of experts on China," he said. Footage shared to social media shows Carney arriving in Beijing on Wednesday morning prior to his formal visit with President Xi on Friday. Carney shared that he met with the Chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People’s Congress of the People’s Republic of China, Zhao Leji, on Thursday.

Rebel News

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Question Period : Barrett vs. Carney Clash Over Offshore Investments Ottawa, May 29, 2025 – On the very first day of the 45th Parliament, Canadians witnessed a spectacle that was as revealing as it was disturbing. Conservative MP Michael Barrett stood up and did what any responsible representative should do: he asked Prime Minister Mark Carney to come clean about his offshore investments and potential conflicts of interest. But instead of facing the music, Carney pulled a classic elitist maneuver—he hid behind his House Leader, who delivered a canned response full of platitudes and devoid of substance. This wasn't just a missed opportunity for transparency; it was a calculated evasion. Carney, the former banker who helped Brookfield Asset Management establish funds in Bermuda and the Cayman Islands, is now Canada's Prime Minister. And when pressed about whether any of his investments were previously held in tax havens, he couldn't even muster the courage to answer for himself. Instead, he let a subordinate deflect with talk of "stringent ethics guidelines" and "economic priorities." Meanwhile, Canadians are struggling to afford basic necessities, and they deserve to know if their leader is playing by the same rules—or any rules at all. Barrett—one of the few people in Ottawa actually doing his job—didn’t hold back. As Shadow Minister for Ethics and Accountable Government, he called out Prime Minister Mark Carney for what appears to be a massive financial shell game. The accusation? That Carney, during his time as a high-flying executive at Brookfield Asset Management, helped funnel billions into offshore tax havens—Bermuda, the Caymans, you name it—and then conveniently tucked those assets away in a so-called “blind trust” right before stepping into public office. Barrett’s message was simple and devastating: “Canadians are lined up at food banks in record numbers. They can’t pay their rent, but they are paying their taxes.” Meanwhile, the guy running their government may have spent years helping billionaires avoid paying theirs. Barrett demanded straight answers: Were any of Carney’s current holdings, now supposedly out of sight, previously parked in these offshore tax shelters? And what exactly was he sitting on when he walked into that first cabinet meeting? The allegations stem from Carney’s role as chairman of Brookfield from 2020 to January 2025, where he co-chaired funds worth $25 billion registered in Bermuda and a $5 billion fund in the Cayman Islands, according to CBC News reports. These arrangements, which reportedly allowed Brookfield to avoid $5.3 billion in taxes, have drawn scrutiny amid Canada’s economic challenges, including rising food bank usage and housing affordability issues. In response, the Liberal government House Leader defended Carney, dismissing Barrett’s questions as “hypotheticals and conjured scenarios.” “The Prime Minister has followed all the rules even before they were required,” the House Leader stated, emphasizing that Carney’s blind trust complies with Canada’s “stringent ethics guidelines.” The response pivoted to the government’s agenda, citing efforts to create “the strongest economy in the G7,” reduce taxes, and build new homes, while accusing the opposition of “digging dirt on day one.” The House Leader’s retort, “Shame on them,” drew murmurs of support from Liberal benches. Undeterred, Barrett doubled down, arguing that Canadians “don’t want an explanation on how to bend over backwards to fit through ethical loopholes.” He called for assurance that Carney’s actions go “above just the basic minimum standard,” referencing a decade of perceived Liberal ethical lapses. “Can he stand up and assure Canadians that none of the funds he had previously were held in offshore tax havens?” Barrett asked, pressing for specifics on Carney’s financial holdings. The Liberal response reiterated Carney’s compliance, with the House Leader asserting, “Canada has among the most stringent ethics guidelines in the world… The Prime Minister is busy creating opportunity for Canada, standing up in a trade war against the United States.” The deflection, focusing on economic priorities and dismissing the opposition’s probe as a distraction, left Barrett’s core questions unanswered, fueling Conservative claims of evasion. This entire exchange isn’t just about one question or one day—it’s part of a much larger and very necessary effort by Conservatives to expose something Canadians are starting to see with painful clarity: Mark Carney is not one of them. He’s not scraping to make rent. He’s not standing in a food bank line. He’s not worried about carbon taxes or grocery bills. He’s a Davos man, parachuted into the Prime Minister’s Office by the same Liberal elite that gave us Justin Trudeau. Different face. Same contempt. Barrett’s takedown of Carney over offshore tax havens hit a nerve, and rightly so. According to Canadians for Tax Fairness, this country loses a jaw-dropping $30 billion every year to offshore tax avoidance. That's money that working Canadians pay so the elite can squirrel away their wealth in places like Bermuda and the Cayman Islands. And Carney? He helped orchestrate it. As a top dog at Brookfield Asset Management, he didn’t just benefit from the system—he helped design it. And if that wasn’t enough, under his leadership, Brookfield moved its headquarters from Toronto to New York. In the middle of growing trade tensions with President Trump’s America. That’s not leadership—it’s betrayal. And how does Carney justify all this? With the most nauseating phrase in the English language: “It was legal.” Oh, well, as long as the loopholes were big enough to drive a luxury yacht through, I guess we’re fine. He claims these “tax-efficient” strategies helped pensioners and that his blind trust protects him from conflicts. Right. Because what better way to gain public trust than hiding your financial interests in a vault and telling voters, “Just trust me”? Barrett and the Conservatives aren't buying it—and neither should you. They're calling for real reform, tougher disclosure rules, and an end to the wink-wink, nudge-nudge ethics games that the Liberals have been playing for a decade. Carney delayed his financial disclosures during his leadership run? Of course he did. That’s not transparency. That’s strategy. And Canadians know it. Even the so-called experts are noticing the shift. One analyst noted Barrett’s attacks are landing with voters because they’re the ones who are actually suffering. Meanwhile, the Liberals want to pivot to their so-called “economic wins.” Great. Tell that to the family paying $7 for lettuce or the trucker trying to fuel his rig with gas prices through the roof. As Parliament gets underway, we’re heading into a full-blown war over ethics and economic justice. And the question for Carney is simple: Is he going to answer for his record—or is he going to keep hiding behind the same smug Liberal arrogance that Canadians are sick and tired of? The people are watching. The mask is off. And Mark Carney has a choice: come clean—or be dragged into the sunlight.

Dan Knight

34,769 views • 1 year ago

This is INFURIATING. Straight-up enraging. 😡 Conservative MP Jasraj Hallen is in committee trying to get a straight answer out of Liberal MP François-Philippe Champagne on Bill C-15’s Section 12 — the clause that hands ministers (or the PM) the power to exempt ANY company, individual, or organization from almost ANY federal law or regulation… except the Criminal Code. Yes or no question, over and over: “Can the Prime Minister or a minister exempt someone from the Conflict of Interest Act?” Champagne’s response? Classic Liberal word salad, smirks, attitude, deflection, and zero answers. Same game every single time. Fact: Section 12 (amending the Red Tape Reduction Act) lets a minister issue an exemption order for up to 3 years (some analyses say it can be extended) if they decide it’s in the “public interest” for innovation/competitiveness. No parliamentary approval needed. No real oversight. Just “trust us.” And who benefits most right now? Brookfield — the same firm where PM Mark Carney still has millions in stock options and carried-interest upside from the exact climate/infrastructure policies his government is pushing. The same firm whose execs have been hauled in front of ethics committee while Carney’s “ethics screen” has more holes than Swiss cheese. This isn’t a loophole. It’s a get-out-of-ethics-free card written into law. It lets them protect their friends, their investments, their future payouts, and shield them from any conflict-of-interest fallout. I’m sick of the evasion. Sick of the gaslighting. Sick of watching them rewrite the rules so the powerful never have to play by them. Canadians deserve a straight YES or NO. Share this if you’re as pissed off as I am. Demand they kill this clause. Tag your MP. Make noise. #BillC15 #CarneyEthicsFail #Brookfield #StopTheExemptions #RuleOfLawMatters

JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦

32,832 views • 5 months ago

EXCLUSIVE: I went to Bermuda to find the money Mark Carney hid from the CRA Until a few weeks ago, Mark Carney was the chairman of Brookfield Asset Management, a massive corporation that manages more than a trillion dollars. It truly spans the globe — just like Carney himself, who has three passports and was a board member of the World Economic Forum. Carney is our prime minister now, though Canadians hardly know him. But one thing is becoming clear: he went to great lengths to make sure Brookfield paid as little tax in Canada as possible. Carney personally led two massive Brookfield investments into green energy, totalling $25 billion. But he didn't headquarter that company in Canada, or the U.S., or anywhere they were actually building solar panels or wind turbines. No, he headquartered them in Bermuda — at 73 Front Street, the same address as a bike rental shop. What's going on there? Well, I decided to fly down and go to that bike shop and ask, and we've made a short documentary about it. As you can see, the Bermuda address is just a shell company, a front. Or as a child would say, a lie. According to legend, the Bermuda Triangle is a place where ships and even airplanes disappear. I don't know about that, but Bermuda is definitely a place where oligarchs like Carney make billions of dollars disappear, to evade the Canada Revenue Agency and other tax collectors. They're being sued right now by the CRA for breaking the law. But even if they're right — even if they've found a way to game the system, legally — is that ethical conduct from the man who has become our prime minister? The only thing more gross than that, is how easily Carney has been able to pay off the regime media, including a $150 million election bribe to the CBC state broadcaster. You can believe that if it were Pierre Poilievre stashing money in a tax haven, the CBC would be camped out at the bike shop around the clock. Why does Carney still refuse to sell his Brookfield stock? When was the last time he spoke with Brookfield? Will Brookfield continue to get huge contracts from the Canadian government? Will Carney shut down the CRA’s lawsuit against Brookfield? Good questions — but not ones you’ll ever hear the CBC ask. I promise, we’ll keep at it, though. REPORT by Ezra Levant 🍁🚛:

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292,620 views • 1 year ago

RANT INCOMING! WTF IS THIS SHIT, CANADA?! 😤🤬 Just WEEKS after that smug elitist Mark Carney jets to China on OUR goddamn taxpayer-funded luxury plane—shelling out a mind-blowing $94K on fancy in-flight feasts for his Rome trip ALONE (and over $300K total on gourmet airplane bullshit across NINE international junkets, per Auditor General reports)—China’s state-backed Zijin Mining Group drops a MASSIVE $4 BILLION CASH BOMB to snatch up Canadian gold giant Allied Gold Corp in a C$5.5B all-cash hostile takeover announced Jan 27, 2026! This is RIGHT AFTER Carney’s ass-kissing Jan 16 Beijing visit, schmoozing with dictator Xi Jinping to “reset ties” after years of justified chill—first Canadian PM there since 2017, while our citizens rot in Chinese prisons! And Zijin? China’s top gold hoarder, blacklisted by the US for forced labor horrors in Xinjiang, now grabs control of Allied’s lucrative African mines amid skyrocketing gold prices over $2,500/oz. Canada HAWKS another vital resource to Beijing’s empire, risking THOUSANDS of jobs, environmental disasters, and our NATIONAL SECURITY sold out for peanuts—while WE get JACK SHIT in trade deals or reciprocity?! Our economy BLEEDS, Beijing LAUGHS! Oh, and NO Brookfield suits even bothered showing up, but Carney’s former playground—where he chaired and pocketed millions—miraculously scores BILLION-DOLLAR Chinese windfalls, like that $276M Bank of China loan last year, plus mega Shanghai real estate grabs and “green” scams with CCP cronies. Blind trust? TOTAL HORSESHIT! This reeks of INSIDER CRONYISM—Canada gets RAPED, Brookfield feasts. COINCIDENCE? FUCK NO, IT’S A GODDAMN SCAM! 🔥💥 WHO THE HELL IS CARNEY WORKING FOR—US OR HIS CHINESE PAYMASTERS?! #CarneyTraitor #CanadaBetrayed #ChinaInvasion #Politics #Canada #Election

JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦

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Dan McTeague Dan McTeague just laid it out plain. Mark Carney’s big heat pump push has nothing to do with helping Canadians stay warm or save money. It’s about lining up another win for Brookfield. We don’t need his blind trust opened to see the pattern. Everywhere Carney goes, Brookfield is right there collecting. He spent years advising Trudeau to push heat pumps, now he’s Prime Minister forcing the same failed policy on the rest of us. Here’s the reality check from someone who actually knows energy: Heat pumps are garbage in Canadian winters. They cost a fortune to run, they fail when it drops below minus twenty, and insurance companies won’t even cover homes that rely on them alone. You still need oil, gas or propane as backup. So what exactly are we saving? Meanwhile electricity rates have gone through the roof thanks to the same green energy obsession. In Ontario we went from some of the cheapest power in North America to paying four times more. Heat pumps just make that problem worse. Carney talks like he’s saving the planet while his old firm cashes in on the equipment and the energy play. Same guy who owns stakes tied to Westinghouse and now suddenly cares deeply about Ukrainian nuclear reactors. Total coincidence, right? This isn’t policy. It’s self-dealing dressed up as virtue. Canadians are getting fleeced with higher bills, colder homes, and another round of elite enrichment. Are 🫵 tired of being told this garbage is for your own good. #cdnpoli #CanadaFirst #MarkCarney #HeatPumps #Brookfield #LiberalFail

JayGen 𝕏 er🇨🇦

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🚨👀 Carney pitched investors on using government policy to force profits for Brookfield. Then he became Prime Minister. Listen to what he says about their investment in sustainable aviation fuel (SAF): Interviewer: "You raised the capital… but the investment only works if government policy forces the demand. So are you going to go back to the public sector to drive that policy?" Carney: "I'm already advising governments… pro bono." Then, seconds later: "We Brookfield put a billion dollars to work there… the policy has to drive it." He was explaining how Brookfield's $2.1 billion investment in sustainable aviation fuel companies guarantees profits. How? The government simply forces airlines to buy the fuel — a fuel that costs 5 to 10 times more than regular jet fuel. Airlines would never buy it voluntarily. He's done this before. While advising the British government on its National Wealth Fund task force, the UK SAF mandate — the exact type of policy he was pitching investors on — came into force in January 2025, three months after the Prime Quadrant pitch. British Airways signed a 10-year offtake deal with the Brookfield-backed company that same year. The government Carney was advising at that exact moment? Justin Trudeau's. He remained Chair of Brookfield Asset Management until January 16, 2025 — the same day he announced he was running for office. 👀 Nine months later, Brookfield closed the largest private energy transition fund in history at a record $23.5 billion. And there are no limits to what he's willing to do to protect it. When Air Canada's CEO Michael Rousseau publicly resisted the mandates — asking for time, asking for domestic supply, doing his job — Carney got rid of him in the most calculated way imaginable. Two pilots tragically died at LaGuardia. Rousseau posted a condolence video in English. The Prime Minister of Canada — the first PM in 50 years who cannot speak French fluently, the first in modern history with no French speechwriter in his office — called it a "lack of compassion." He demanded the next CEO be bilingual. He said it in English. One week later, the most successful airline CEO in modern Canadian history was gone. The replacement criteria? Bilingual. And committed to "sustainability goals." Mark Carney didn't become Prime Minister to serve Canada. He became Prime Minister to protect Brookfield's investments. This is not liberal vs conservative. This is about a Prime Minister who puts the interests of his company above those of Canadians. 🇨🇦 Quote this post. Tag your MP. Tell them you want the 7/50 reform — the constitutional rule that lets 7 provinces representing 50% of Canadians force change. Every sourced receipt in the thread below 👇 Follow along, and stand on guard with us. We give Canadians receipts they haven't seen yet. 🇨🇦 #StandOnGuard #StandOnGuardCanada

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ISLAMABAD: 3 June 2026. H.E. Amb. Jiang Zaidong, Ambassador of the People’s Republic of China to Pakistan, called on Prime Minister Muhammad Shehbaz Sharif at the Prime Minister House today. Adviser to the Prime Minister Dr. Syed Tauqir Shah, SAPM Syed Tariq Fatemi and Foreign Secretary Amb. Amna Baloch were also present. The Prime Minister conveyed his warm regards and best wishes to President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Qiang and fondly recalled his most productive and substantive meetings with the Chinese leadership during his recent visit to China. While conveying his firm resolve to ensure the further strengthening of Pakistan-China All Weather Strategic Cooperative Partnership, the Prime Minister emphasized the need to immediately initiate necessary actions for follow up on the important decisions taken during his visit to China. He particularly stressed upon the need to expand cooperation in key areas under CPEC 2.0, particularly agriculture, IT, industries, including SEZs, and mines & minerals. The Prime Minister further stressed upon the need to ensure timely follow-up of the various MoUs signed between Pakistani and the Chinese companies, at the B2B Investment Conference, held in Hangzhou, during his visit. The Prime Minister appreciated the Chinese Ambassador’s efforts to make the visit successful, in every aspect, while observing that it was now incumbent upon the two sides to work together to deliver on the decisions taken by the leadership of the two countries. Other issues discussed during the meeting included the fast-tracking of KKH realignment project, expanding security, counter-terrorism and defence cooperation, as well as economic and financial support. The evolving regional situation and international developments were also discussed. Amb. Jiang Zaidong thanked the Prime Minister for receiving him and congratulated him on Eid ul Adha, as well as on his successful visit to China from May 23-26. He assured the Prime Minister that China remained committed to strengthening its iron-clad brotherhood with Pakistan and expand cooperation across all spheres.

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