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I pointed during the campaign that the relentless attacks on Brookfield Asset Management, a Canadian business success story, were absurd. BAM hasn't been charged with breaking any rules, only of doing what countless global firms do: using legal tax havens. We're lucky to have a firm like BAM in... show more

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Mark Carney’s “former” firm, Brookfield Asset Management, was accused in Parliament of dodging $6.5 billion in Canadian taxes over five years. That’s $1.3 billion a year 🤯 All this while Carney tells Canadians to “make sacrifices” to “transform the economy.” The hypocrisy is staggering. The global elites evade taxes while demanding you pay more. And the irony? The same Left that screams “tax the rich” is cheering for a central banker and asset manager accused of doing the opposite.

Mark Carney’s “former” firm, Brookfield Asset Management, was accused in Parliament of dodging $6.5 billion in Canadian taxes over five years. That’s $1.3 billion a year 🤯 All this while Carney tells Canadians to “make sacrifices” to “transform the economy.” The hypocrisy is staggering. The global elites evade taxes while demanding you pay more. And the irony? The same Left that screams “tax the rich” is cheering for a central banker and asset manager accused of doing the opposite.

BlendrNews

35,832 次观看 • 10 个月前

CBC's David Cochrane admits he is really irked during the PnP panel about Mark Carney doing US and UK media, being identified as an official, not being elected and how he is avoiding Canadian media: "What I find interesting is that Chrystia Freeland and Mark Carney, who are not cabinet ministers, Carney's not even elected." "They're going on US Media, UK Media, talking about Canada's position in a trade war with the United States." "What do we make of that? That people who don't speak for the government are out speaking for the country?" "But at least the premiers are elected and have a constituency that they represent and are responsible and answerable to." "...but like I think Carney, I think he has done one Canadian sit down interview that was with Todd Battis at CTV... he did do a walk and talk with Laurence Martin, but he hasn't talked me, Rosie, Vassy, Mercedes, Patrice Roi, none of it. Which is interesting if you want to lead the country. And Amanda, this is the party that talks about the importance of Canadian media and how it must be protected. But I digress." But nobody in the Canadian MSM will do a story about this Carney Canadian media evasion. Side mentions like this on a panel are not reporting the real story. The real question should be: Do Carney and/or Freeland have a backroom deal to keep propping up Canadian media?

CBC's David Cochrane admits he is really irked during the PnP panel about Mark Carney doing US and UK media, being identified as an official, not being elected and how he is avoiding Canadian media: "What I find interesting is that Chrystia Freeland and Mark Carney, who are not cabinet ministers, Carney's not even elected." "They're going on US Media, UK Media, talking about Canada's position in a trade war with the United States." "What do we make of that? That people who don't speak for the government are out speaking for the country?" "But at least the premiers are elected and have a constituency that they represent and are responsible and answerable to." "...but like I think Carney, I think he has done one Canadian sit down interview that was with Todd Battis at CTV... he did do a walk and talk with Laurence Martin, but he hasn't talked me, Rosie, Vassy, Mercedes, Patrice Roi, none of it. Which is interesting if you want to lead the country. And Amanda, this is the party that talks about the importance of Canadian media and how it must be protected. But I digress." But nobody in the Canadian MSM will do a story about this Carney Canadian media evasion. Side mentions like this on a panel are not reporting the real story. The real question should be: Do Carney and/or Freeland have a backroom deal to keep propping up Canadian media?

cbcwatcher

131,095 次观看 • 1 年前

Canadian PM Mark Carney: The assumptions that had shaped decades of Canadian defense and foreign policy have been upended. Put another way, history is back with a vengeance. We face numerous and growing threats, from incursions in our Arctic to attacks in our cyberspace. The nature of warfare is changing rapidly, driven by a proliferation of drones, autonomous systems, hypersonic missiles, to name a few. More menacingly, authoritarian regimes are increasingly assertive. The burdens within our traditional alliances are shifting, and middle powers such as Canada are seeking greater strategic autonomy through partnerships amongst the like-minded. We must meet both the realities of a changing climate and that new geopolitical landscape.

Canadian PM Mark Carney: The assumptions that had shaped decades of Canadian defense and foreign policy have been upended. Put another way, history is back with a vengeance. We face numerous and growing threats, from incursions in our Arctic to attacks in our cyberspace. The nature of warfare is changing rapidly, driven by a proliferation of drones, autonomous systems, hypersonic missiles, to name a few. More menacingly, authoritarian regimes are increasingly assertive. The burdens within our traditional alliances are shifting, and middle powers such as Canada are seeking greater strategic autonomy through partnerships amongst the like-minded. We must meet both the realities of a changing climate and that new geopolitical landscape.

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Ben Meiselas contrasts Donald Trump with Canadian PM Mark Carney: The Canadian economy as a result of Donald Trump's trade wars against Canada is suffering. But I think the Canadian people look at PM Carney and go, "you know what? That's a serious man. That's a serious person who every day is out there fighting for us and addressing us. He's talking about that the economy is struggling." Here in the United States, there's that struggle, but people look to see what Donald Trump is doing. And it's like, whoa, you did 3,800 stock trades of companies where you interact with their CEOs in the Oval Office during the first quarter alone of 2026, a new stock trade every nine minutes.

Ben Meiselas contrasts Donald Trump with Canadian PM Mark Carney: The Canadian economy as a result of Donald Trump's trade wars against Canada is suffering. But I think the Canadian people look at PM Carney and go, "you know what? That's a serious man. That's a serious person who every day is out there fighting for us and addressing us. He's talking about that the economy is struggling." Here in the United States, there's that struggle, but people look to see what Donald Trump is doing. And it's like, whoa, you did 3,800 stock trades of companies where you interact with their CEOs in the Oval Office during the first quarter alone of 2026, a new stock trade every nine minutes.

MeidasClips

59,503 次观看 • 3 个月前

Mark Carney lied and he keeps digging! Listen to this word salad. I don’t think it answers why he lied. Check it out. What do you think? Q: You said you weren't the chair anymore when the decision was made, but it was made back in fall, and you wrote a letter about it. How can you square that? CARNEY: Look, there's several elements to the transaction and I should have been more precise in my answer. There's an overall move with a plan of arrangement, and the plan of arrangement and the agreement of all that, which is also true, it's complicated. The corporation and the company, which happened after us was. I think the core though, is, what are we actually talking about? We're talking about the technical change to where the head office is. No difference to any employment. The technical change, no difference to any employment here in Canada, no difference to any of the operations here in Canada. And in fact, on net, what the technical change does is improves the access to capital. Q: It makes you look like you're trying to distance yourself from moving headquarters from Canada to the United States. Why would you do that? CARNEY: As I say, it's a technical change. It enhances the liquidity. Brookfield is a great Canadian company. It's a great Canadian success story. If you look at the company still listed on Toronto, the employees all still here, I would say a number of the employees actually live here in Oakville and, you know, having greater access to capital is a good thing for Canada, good thing for Canadian growth. Q: You've been accused of lying. Did you lie, sir. You said you should have been more precise. CARNEY: There's multiple aspects. Ok some of my - sometimes I answer questions that go into details when I should keep it at a higher level. That's part of the problem with not being a politician.

Mark Carney lied and he keeps digging! Listen to this word salad. I don’t think it answers why he lied. Check it out. What do you think? Q: You said you weren't the chair anymore when the decision was made, but it was made back in fall, and you wrote a letter about it. How can you square that? CARNEY: Look, there's several elements to the transaction and I should have been more precise in my answer. There's an overall move with a plan of arrangement, and the plan of arrangement and the agreement of all that, which is also true, it's complicated. The corporation and the company, which happened after us was. I think the core though, is, what are we actually talking about? We're talking about the technical change to where the head office is. No difference to any employment. The technical change, no difference to any employment here in Canada, no difference to any of the operations here in Canada. And in fact, on net, what the technical change does is improves the access to capital. Q: It makes you look like you're trying to distance yourself from moving headquarters from Canada to the United States. Why would you do that? CARNEY: As I say, it's a technical change. It enhances the liquidity. Brookfield is a great Canadian company. It's a great Canadian success story. If you look at the company still listed on Toronto, the employees all still here, I would say a number of the employees actually live here in Oakville and, you know, having greater access to capital is a good thing for Canada, good thing for Canadian growth. Q: You've been accused of lying. Did you lie, sir. You said you should have been more precise. CARNEY: There's multiple aspects. Ok some of my - sometimes I answer questions that go into details when I should keep it at a higher level. That's part of the problem with not being a politician.

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More proof the Liberals wanted tariffs all along. Mark Carney urged Brookfield Asset Management Inc. to move to New York to avoid Trump's tariffs. This is a company holding over $725 billion in assets as of 2022. So Mark Carney protected his personal business from tariffs, while basically cheering on a tariff war, for all of us. They will let Canada burn, while they cash in south of the border. “The letter says that the decision by the board, of which Mark Carney was at that time chair, was unanimous to move the headquarters and Canadian jobs to Donald Trump’s hometown of New York City.”

More proof the Liberals wanted tariffs all along. Mark Carney urged Brookfield Asset Management Inc. to move to New York to avoid Trump's tariffs. This is a company holding over $725 billion in assets as of 2022. So Mark Carney protected his personal business from tariffs, while basically cheering on a tariff war, for all of us. They will let Canada burn, while they cash in south of the border. “The letter says that the decision by the board, of which Mark Carney was at that time chair, was unanimous to move the headquarters and Canadian jobs to Donald Trump’s hometown of New York City.”

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Canadian PM Mark Carney admits: Lecturing countries from afar is an ineffective strategy. It's satisfying, but it's ineffective. I addressed a Canadian consular case in Ankara two days ago, and because I was with the President, it was addressed favorably. If I sat in Ottawa and pointed out all the things that we might not agree with—what Türkiye has done, is doing, or might do—I wouldn't have had that conversation. I wouldn't have had that impact. That's a small example, but it is an example of a broader point.

Canadian PM Mark Carney admits: Lecturing countries from afar is an ineffective strategy. It's satisfying, but it's ineffective. I addressed a Canadian consular case in Ankara two days ago, and because I was with the President, it was addressed favorably. If I sat in Ottawa and pointed out all the things that we might not agree with—what Türkiye has done, is doing, or might do—I wouldn't have had that conversation. I wouldn't have had that impact. That's a small example, but it is an example of a broader point.

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109,423 次观看 • 1 个月前

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 🍁🚛:

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 🍁🚛:

Rebel News

292,620 次观看 • 1 年前

Mark Carney, our PM, is all about making Canadians pay their "fair share" with sky-high carbon taxes and ballooning deficits that hit working families hard But guess what? He's cozying up to Luxembourg—a notorious tax haven—to beg for investment funds. Just this weekend (Feb 7-9), Carney hosted Luxembourg PM Luc Frieden in Ottawa to "secure new economic partnerships" and "emphasize opportunities for new investment into Canada. Luxembourg manages over $11.5 trillion in assets as Europe's top fund center, & Canadian corporations stash $97.1B there to dodge taxes Hypocrisy alert: Back at Brookfield (where Carney was chair), the firm avoided $5.3B in Canadian taxes since 2021 using havens like Luxembourg, Bermuda ($25B fund), and Caymans ($5B fund) Brookfield leads with 44 tax haven subsidiaries! Taxes for thee, but tax breaks for his elite buddies. Carney is a high-tax hypocrite Mark Carney

Mark Carney, our PM, is all about making Canadians pay their "fair share" with sky-high carbon taxes and ballooning deficits that hit working families hard But guess what? He's cozying up to Luxembourg—a notorious tax haven—to beg for investment funds. Just this weekend (Feb 7-9), Carney hosted Luxembourg PM Luc Frieden in Ottawa to "secure new economic partnerships" and "emphasize opportunities for new investment into Canada. Luxembourg manages over $11.5 trillion in assets as Europe's top fund center, & Canadian corporations stash $97.1B there to dodge taxes Hypocrisy alert: Back at Brookfield (where Carney was chair), the firm avoided $5.3B in Canadian taxes since 2021 using havens like Luxembourg, Bermuda ($25B fund), and Caymans ($5B fund) Brookfield leads with 44 tax haven subsidiaries! Taxes for thee, but tax breaks for his elite buddies. Carney is a high-tax hypocrite Mark Carney

cbcwatcher

40,172 次观看 • 6 个月前

A lot of words to say: I lied. Check this out 👇 Q: You said you weren't the chair anymore when the decision was made, but it was made back in fall, and you wrote a letter about it. How can you square that? CARNEY: Look, there's several elements to the transaction and I should have been more precise in my answer. There's an overall move with a plan of arrangement, and the plan of arrangement and the agreement of all that, which is also true, it's complicated. The corporation and the company, which happened after us was. I think the core though, is, what are we actually talking about? We're talking about the technical change to where the head office is. No difference to any employment. The technical change, no difference to any employment here in Canada, no difference to any of the operations here in Canada. And in fact, on net, what the technical change does is improves the access to capital. Q: It makes you look like you're trying to distance yourself from moving headquarters from Canada to the United States. Why would you do that? CARNEY: As I say, it's a technical change. It enhances the liquidity. Brookfield is a great Canadian company. It's a great Canadian success story. If you look at the company still listed on Toronto, the employees all still here, I would say a number of the employees actually live here in Oakville and, you know, having greater access to capital is a good thing for Canada, good thing for Canadian growth. Q: You've been accused of lying. Did you lie, sir. You said you should have been more precise. CARNEY: There's multiple aspects. Ok some of my - sometimes I answer questions that go into details when I should keep it at a higher level. That's part of the problem with not being a politician.

A lot of words to say: I lied. Check this out 👇 Q: You said you weren't the chair anymore when the decision was made, but it was made back in fall, and you wrote a letter about it. How can you square that? CARNEY: Look, there's several elements to the transaction and I should have been more precise in my answer. There's an overall move with a plan of arrangement, and the plan of arrangement and the agreement of all that, which is also true, it's complicated. The corporation and the company, which happened after us was. I think the core though, is, what are we actually talking about? We're talking about the technical change to where the head office is. No difference to any employment. The technical change, no difference to any employment here in Canada, no difference to any of the operations here in Canada. And in fact, on net, what the technical change does is improves the access to capital. Q: It makes you look like you're trying to distance yourself from moving headquarters from Canada to the United States. Why would you do that? CARNEY: As I say, it's a technical change. It enhances the liquidity. Brookfield is a great Canadian company. It's a great Canadian success story. If you look at the company still listed on Toronto, the employees all still here, I would say a number of the employees actually live here in Oakville and, you know, having greater access to capital is a good thing for Canada, good thing for Canadian growth. Q: You've been accused of lying. Did you lie, sir. You said you should have been more precise. CARNEY: There's multiple aspects. Ok some of my - sometimes I answer questions that go into details when I should keep it at a higher level. That's part of the problem with not being a politician.

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108,587 次观看 • 1 年前

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DeWanna Bonner told Eliav Gabay if she has any advice navigating a teammate relationship after the news with Azzi Fudd and Paige Bueckers. “I feel my personal relationship is my personal relationship. AT (Alyssa Thomas) and I have been doing this for a long time. I feel like we know how to handle things. We handle business when it’s business, and we have our relationship… I just feel like it’s personal preference and whatever that people feel like they need to do in their relationship to keep it going, that’s what they do.”

Hayden Cilley

277,800 次观看 • 4 个月前

Connor Teskey is one of the least-known people in asset management. And yet, at 38, he just took over as CEO of Brookfield Asset Management from Bruce Flatt and is now responsible for managing over 1 trillion in assets. Few people have as wide a view of the global economy and what's happening in it as Connor. We discuss: - The lessons he learned working with Bruce Flatt (and where they differ) - His meteoric rise in a highly competitive firm - What's not changing in the global economy - How he isolates variables to de-risk decisions - Why waiting for perfect information is futile - Betting against the crowd and being right - Using AI to increase value, not cut people And so much more. This is Connor's first-ever podcast (and long-form interview for that matter). It's time to listen and Learn.

Connor Teskey is one of the least-known people in asset management. And yet, at 38, he just took over as CEO of Brookfield Asset Management from Bruce Flatt and is now responsible for managing over 1 trillion in assets. Few people have as wide a view of the global economy and what's happening in it as Connor. We discuss: - The lessons he learned working with Bruce Flatt (and where they differ) - His meteoric rise in a highly competitive firm - What's not changing in the global economy - How he isolates variables to de-risk decisions - Why waiting for perfect information is futile - Betting against the crowd and being right - Using AI to increase value, not cut people And so much more. This is Connor's first-ever podcast (and long-form interview for that matter). It's time to listen and Learn.

Shane Parrish

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THIS IS THE SPEECH THAT WILL MAKE Mark Carney PRIME MINISTER (*Tax cuts✂️). 🎞️⬇️ 🟥 Mark Carney is qualified, smart, calm, and is the STEADY HAND that Canada needs in these times. 🇨🇦✅ He has a plan to LIFT UP the middle class, support low-income Canadians and make Canadian businesses competitive in a volatile and fast-changing global economy. 🔳 MARK CARNEY 🍁: “I put my hand up. I’ve never been a politician, but what I have been is, I think, a pragmatist – when I see something that doesn’t work, I change it. ☑️...The consumer carbon tax is gonna be GONE, if I’m elected leader. And it will be gone by April 1st, just to be clear. ☑️... And we’re going to do one more thing. We’re going to deliver a middle class TAX CUT, for all Canadians.”

THIS IS THE SPEECH THAT WILL MAKE Mark Carney PRIME MINISTER (*Tax cuts✂️). 🎞️⬇️ 🟥 Mark Carney is qualified, smart, calm, and is the STEADY HAND that Canada needs in these times. 🇨🇦✅ He has a plan to LIFT UP the middle class, support low-income Canadians and make Canadian businesses competitive in a volatile and fast-changing global economy. 🔳 MARK CARNEY 🍁: “I put my hand up. I’ve never been a politician, but what I have been is, I think, a pragmatist – when I see something that doesn’t work, I change it. ☑️...The consumer carbon tax is gonna be GONE, if I’m elected leader. And it will be gone by April 1st, just to be clear. ☑️... And we’re going to do one more thing. We’re going to deliver a middle class TAX CUT, for all Canadians.”

Fun Tom 🇨🇦 💂

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Christine Jardine, "I hear it from my constituents and business people that Brexit did have an extraordinarily bad impact on the economy" Sky News, "How do you feel about a second referendum" Christine Jardine, "We don't have a deal to have another referendum on. We have to know what the British public is being offered and what a relationship with the EU would look like"

Farrukh

21,437 次观看 • 3 个月前

#WATCH | Calgary, Canada | PM Modi’s visit, Author Kushal Mehra says, "I have never understood the Canadian love for Khalistan... If they are going to get a Khalistan in Canada, then I understand... An average Canadian now finds the yellow flags irritating. That's what you will hear them saying... The West still looks at India as a soft state, as a small economy... You would be monumentally stupid to spoil relations with India. Canada and India are a match made in heaven as far as trade and value sharing is concerned... The Indian community here are all fed up of the Khalistanis, but the Canadian political class seems to love them... We either have to conclude that Justin Trudeau and Jagmeet Singh were a nightmare and we have to conclude that nightmare, but we should never underestimate a Khalistani. They have a very significant influence because of how they rig the Canadian primaries..."

#WATCH | Calgary, Canada | PM Modi’s visit, Author Kushal Mehra says, "I have never understood the Canadian love for Khalistan... If they are going to get a Khalistan in Canada, then I understand... An average Canadian now finds the yellow flags irritating. That's what you will hear them saying... The West still looks at India as a soft state, as a small economy... You would be monumentally stupid to spoil relations with India. Canada and India are a match made in heaven as far as trade and value sharing is concerned... The Indian community here are all fed up of the Khalistanis, but the Canadian political class seems to love them... We either have to conclude that Justin Trudeau and Jagmeet Singh were a nightmare and we have to conclude that nightmare, but we should never underestimate a Khalistani. They have a very significant influence because of how they rig the Canadian primaries..."

ANI

20,150 次观看 • 1 年前