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“Our focus… is on what we call climate competitiveness.” – Mark Carney Canada has lost 50,000 manufacturing jobs in 2025. Families are hurting, farmers are crushed by tariffs, and this is what the Prime Minister is selling: climate competitiveness. Sounds impressive, but ask yourself: competitive with who? China? burning...

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So here’s what Mark Carney said in Mississauga. “We will soon also release our Climate Competitiveness Strategy to position Canada as a leader in decarbonization… We’ll look at the interaction between the EV mandate, our clean fuel standards, our investment tax credits, our trade policy—all of those elements. Because what this government is focused on is absolutely results. Not saying something’s going to happen at a certain time, but giving workers and businesses the tools to make it happen.” Sounds impressive, doesn’t it? A “Climate Competitiveness Strategy.” But stop and think about it for more than five seconds. Competitive with who? With China? A country that builds two coal plants a week and couldn’t care less about “decarbonization.” They flood the world with cheap steel, fertilizer, solar panels, and EV batteries—all made with coal power. We shut down our industries in the name of carbon, then buy it all back from Beijing. With India? They’ve made it clear they’re not going to sacrifice growth for carbon targets. They’re building, expanding, modernizing—while Canada is drowning in permits, studies, and red tape. In this country it literally costs a million dollars to move an anthill if you want to build a mine. In India they’d just build the mine. So again—competitive with who? With Europe? We do maybe 7% of our trade with Europe. The real markets are the United States and Asia. And both are playing by completely different rules. Europe’s collapsing under its own green policies; their energy prices are through the roof, their industries are fleeing. And Carney wants to copy that model here. #SMH

Dan Knight

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🚨Warning to Canadians: Mark Carney just referenced Brazil as a model for Chinese car manufacturing "We are only interested in Chinese investment in Canada." — but look what actually happened there In Brazil, Chinese brands like BYD flooded the market with cheap EVs, promising "investment" and local plants. Instead: Severe labor scandals with "slave-like" conditions on construction sites (overcrowded dorms, confiscated passports, exploited workers) 📉Local auto industry hammered — jobs lost, suppliers crushed, forcing Brazil to hike tariffs again to protect what's left 📉Heavy reliance on imports and Chinese supply chains, not real domestic manufacturing Now Carney's deal opens Canada to thousands of these subsidized Chinese EVs while pushing his EV mandates Europe has seen strikingly similar issues with Chinese car manufacturing and imports as Brazil, particularly labor exploitation involving Chinese migrant workers, economic threats to the local auto industry, and policy backlash via tariffs. The pattern mirrors Brazil's experience: rapid market penetration by subsidized Chinese EVs (BYD, Chery, etc), promises of local factories, but accompanied by controversies over working conditions, de-industrialization fears, and heavy reliance on Chinese supply chains/labour Our auto sector (Ontario jobs, supply chains) is already under pressure from US tariffs. Do we really want to repeat Brazil's mistakes — flooding the market with Beijing-backed cars at the expense of Canadian workers? Prioritize Buy Canadian and North American manufacturing, not cheap imports that come with hidden costs. Net Zero Carney keeps seeing his shadow

cbcwatcher

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PM Albanese called communist China a “friend.” Let’s be clear: China produces Australia’s yearly carbon dioxide output every 12 days and is building more coal-fired power stations—98 gigawatts last year alone, one-and-a-half times Australia’s entire electricity market. Yet Australians are being forced to sacrifice our living standards, pay skyrocketing power bills, and lose manufacturing jobs on the altar of net zero. I asked Minister Wong what penalties she’s threatened against China for doing the opposite of what her government demands from Australians. The answer? None. Instead of holding China accountable, this government is destroying our cheap, reliable coal generation to satisfy foreign dictates from the UN, the World Economic Forum, and the Paris Agreement. Minister Wong admitted the market has turned against coal because of policy instability—but that instability was created by the very politicians pushing net zero. They claim this is about “opportunity” and “prosperity,” yet Australians are paying the price while China powers ahead with coal. Net zero is not about facts or fairness—it’s about control. The government says the world is moving, but the truth is China is moving in the opposite direction, using our coal while we shut ours down. This hypocrisy is costing Australians jobs, wealth, and affordable energy. One Nation will keep fighting to end this madness and put Australia first.

Malcolm Roberts 🇦🇺

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