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Stop Canada from joining the New World Order! Speaking in Beijing yesterday, Carney framed Canada’s future as at a crossroad: submit to American dominance, or help build a new global order in partnership with China. His language was deliberate and unmistakable, not an offhand remark. The pivot is especially...

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Canada x China In April 2025, Prime Minister Mark Carney said China is the biggest security threat to Canada. Today, he’s calling a partnership with the Communist Party of China the foundation of a “New World Order.” This has nothing to do with the Chinese people, whether they live in Canada or in China. This is about Canada pursuing an authoritarian ruling party that controls, censors, and intimidates its own people. This 10-minute video shows just a small glimpse of who we’re aligning ourselves with, and why Canadians should be paying attention.
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Canada x China In April 2025, Prime Minister Mark Carney said China is the biggest security threat to Canada. Today, he’s calling a partnership with the Communist Party of China the foundation of a “New World Order.” This has nothing to do with the Chinese people, whether they live in Canada or in China. This is about Canada pursuing an authoritarian ruling party that controls, censors, and intimidates its own people. This 10-minute video shows just a small glimpse of who we’re aligning ourselves with, and why Canadians should be paying attention.

Ron Chhinzer

37,761 次观看 • 7 个月前

MARK CARNEY IS ARCHITECTING A NEW GLOBAL ORDER TO COUNTER TRUMP While Donald Trump pushes American independence and national sovereignty, Mark Carney is busy building a successor to the rules-based international order. Carney is consolidating Anglosphere and European powers — with recent moves centered in Armenia — while simultaneously reshaping Canada’s power structure through a new Governor General appointment. Here’s the constitutional reality most Canadians don’t know: In Canada, real power ultimately rests with the Crown, not the Prime Minister. Carney understands this and is leveraging it. This is a coordinated effort to maintain elite globalist control and push back against Trump’s America First vision. Canadians are being pulled into Carney’s international agenda at the expense of our own sovereignty, affordability, and independence. We don’t need Canada to be a pawn in the globalist game. We need leadership that puts Canada First — not one that aligns against Trump to preserve the old order. 🇨🇦 #Canada #CarneyGlobalist #Sovereignty #ThePeoplesUnion
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MARK CARNEY IS ARCHITECTING A NEW GLOBAL ORDER TO COUNTER TRUMP While Donald Trump pushes American independence and national sovereignty, Mark Carney is busy building a successor to the rules-based international order. Carney is consolidating Anglosphere and European powers — with recent moves centered in Armenia — while simultaneously reshaping Canada’s power structure through a new Governor General appointment. Here’s the constitutional reality most Canadians don’t know: In Canada, real power ultimately rests with the Crown, not the Prime Minister. Carney understands this and is leveraging it. This is a coordinated effort to maintain elite globalist control and push back against Trump’s America First vision. Canadians are being pulled into Carney’s international agenda at the expense of our own sovereignty, affordability, and independence. We don’t need Canada to be a pawn in the globalist game. We need leadership that puts Canada First — not one that aligns against Trump to preserve the old order. 🇨🇦 #Canada #CarneyGlobalist #Sovereignty #ThePeoplesUnion

Todd Pryll

14,329 次观看 • 3 个月前

Xi: "The whole world is watching our meeting. The world is at a new crossroads: Can China and the US overcome the Thucydides Trap and create a new paradigm to meet global challenges together." It's remarkable that Xi is invoking the Thucydides Trap, the same framework Mark Carney referenced in his famous Davos speech about the breakdown of the old order and the emergence of a new one. The difference is Carney was talking about how middle powers can react to this changing world, where Xi is speaking as the leader of one of two global hegemons. The implication is the era of unquestioned American primacy established after the end of the Cold War is ending, and the central challenge is no longer whether China rises, but whether the existing order can adapt to that rise.
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Xi: "The whole world is watching our meeting. The world is at a new crossroads: Can China and the US overcome the Thucydides Trap and create a new paradigm to meet global challenges together." It's remarkable that Xi is invoking the Thucydides Trap, the same framework Mark Carney referenced in his famous Davos speech about the breakdown of the old order and the emergence of a new one. The difference is Carney was talking about how middle powers can react to this changing world, where Xi is speaking as the leader of one of two global hegemons. The implication is the era of unquestioned American primacy established after the end of the Cold War is ending, and the central challenge is no longer whether China rises, but whether the existing order can adapt to that rise.

Rupa Subramanya

29,920 次观看 • 3 个月前

🇨🇳🇺🇸 Jeffrey Sachs: Chinese Statecraft & a New World Order For most of the past 2,000 years, China was among the most advanced civilizations in the world—leading in science, technology, economics, and governance. As late as 1820, Asia still accounted for over 50% of global GDP, with China playing a central role. But by 1950, after enduring more than a century of devastation—including the Opium Wars, the Taiping Rebellion, Western colonial carve-ups, the First Sino-Japanese War, Japan’s brutal 8-year invasion, and civil war—China had been reduced to just 2% of global GDP, despite holding 20% of the world’s population. This period, known in China as the “Century of Humiliation,” left a deep scar on the national psyche. What we are witnessing today is not the emergence of a new superpower—it is the return of an ancient one. China’s reemergence is not a disruption of the world order, but the rebalancing of a deeply skewed system that has, for 200 years, been dominated by Western imperial and racial hierarchies. Western discomfort stems from the mistaken belief that their global dominance is “natural” or “deserved.” But history tells a different story. Much of the Western-led world order was built through colonization, resource extraction, and ideologies of superiority—packaged as universal values. As Professor Jeffrey Sachs rightly said, the fear of China is rooted not in objective facts, but in the West’s refusal to accept that the world is changing. The era of Western exceptionalism is ending. And with it, the illusion that one part of the world should forever dictate the fate of the rest.
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🇨🇳🇺🇸 Jeffrey Sachs: Chinese Statecraft & a New World Order For most of the past 2,000 years, China was among the most advanced civilizations in the world—leading in science, technology, economics, and governance. As late as 1820, Asia still accounted for over 50% of global GDP, with China playing a central role. But by 1950, after enduring more than a century of devastation—including the Opium Wars, the Taiping Rebellion, Western colonial carve-ups, the First Sino-Japanese War, Japan’s brutal 8-year invasion, and civil war—China had been reduced to just 2% of global GDP, despite holding 20% of the world’s population. This period, known in China as the “Century of Humiliation,” left a deep scar on the national psyche. What we are witnessing today is not the emergence of a new superpower—it is the return of an ancient one. China’s reemergence is not a disruption of the world order, but the rebalancing of a deeply skewed system that has, for 200 years, been dominated by Western imperial and racial hierarchies. Western discomfort stems from the mistaken belief that their global dominance is “natural” or “deserved.” But history tells a different story. Much of the Western-led world order was built through colonization, resource extraction, and ideologies of superiority—packaged as universal values. As Professor Jeffrey Sachs rightly said, the fear of China is rooted not in objective facts, but in the West’s refusal to accept that the world is changing. The era of Western exceptionalism is ending. And with it, the illusion that one part of the world should forever dictate the fate of the rest.

𝘊𝘰𝘳𝘳𝘪𝘯𝘦

40,404 次观看 • 1 年前

🚨 CANADA’S SILENT CRISIS — AND WHY WASHINGTON CAN’T IGNORE IT Serious questions are now being raised about foreign influence inside Canada’s political system — and whether those at the top are confronting it honestly. Parliamentary testimony and reporting indicate that Beijing-linked information campaigns circulated widely on WeChat, a platform with over a million users in Canada, particularly among diaspora communities. Witnesses confirmed that the messaging largely portrayed Prime Minister Mark Carney in a positive light, even describing him as a “savior,” an “old hand,” and a “tough guy” standing up to the United States. One WeChat post reportedly ran 2,000 words under the title “The United States Facing a Tough Prime Minister from Canada.” Yet when Canadian authorities briefed the public, critics say the full scope and tone of the campaign was downplayed — presenting Carney as a “target” rather than a beneficiary of favorable foreign narratives. That omission matters. As the National Post and the Toronto Sun later reported, the evidence suggested something far more troubling: China actively promoting Carney during a sensitive political period. Why wasn’t that made unmistakably clear to Canadians? Critics argue that Canada’s mainstream media — heavily subsidized by the federal government — failed to report the story with urgency or balance, leaving voters without a complete picture of a Beijing-directed influence campaign unfolding in real time. This is not about left vs right. It’s about national sovereignty and national security. Canada is America’s closest ally, largest trading partner, and northern shield. If foreign powers are shaping political narratives in Ottawa — and Parliament is failing to act decisively — that becomes a North American security issue, not just a Canadian one. The United States cannot dictate Canada’s politics — nor should it. But Washington cannot afford to look away. At minimum, these revelations demand: • Full transparency • Independent investigations • And honest reporting free from government financial pressure As tensions rise globally, the stability and integrity of America’s nearest neighbor matters more than ever. Silence is not neutrality. And complacency is not sovereignty. Donald J. Trump
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🚨 CANADA’S SILENT CRISIS — AND WHY WASHINGTON CAN’T IGNORE IT Serious questions are now being raised about foreign influence inside Canada’s political system — and whether those at the top are confronting it honestly. Parliamentary testimony and reporting indicate that Beijing-linked information campaigns circulated widely on WeChat, a platform with over a million users in Canada, particularly among diaspora communities. Witnesses confirmed that the messaging largely portrayed Prime Minister Mark Carney in a positive light, even describing him as a “savior,” an “old hand,” and a “tough guy” standing up to the United States. One WeChat post reportedly ran 2,000 words under the title “The United States Facing a Tough Prime Minister from Canada.” Yet when Canadian authorities briefed the public, critics say the full scope and tone of the campaign was downplayed — presenting Carney as a “target” rather than a beneficiary of favorable foreign narratives. That omission matters. As the National Post and the Toronto Sun later reported, the evidence suggested something far more troubling: China actively promoting Carney during a sensitive political period. Why wasn’t that made unmistakably clear to Canadians? Critics argue that Canada’s mainstream media — heavily subsidized by the federal government — failed to report the story with urgency or balance, leaving voters without a complete picture of a Beijing-directed influence campaign unfolding in real time. This is not about left vs right. It’s about national sovereignty and national security. Canada is America’s closest ally, largest trading partner, and northern shield. If foreign powers are shaping political narratives in Ottawa — and Parliament is failing to act decisively — that becomes a North American security issue, not just a Canadian one. The United States cannot dictate Canada’s politics — nor should it. But Washington cannot afford to look away. At minimum, these revelations demand: • Full transparency • Independent investigations • And honest reporting free from government financial pressure As tensions rise globally, the stability and integrity of America’s nearest neighbor matters more than ever. Silence is not neutrality. And complacency is not sovereignty. Donald J. Trump

Jim Ferguson

26,484 次观看 • 6 个月前

Putin arrived in Beijing on a red carpet. And this is not just a protocol visit. Today, world leaders are flocking to China one after another. Not to Washington. Not to Brussels. But specifically to Beijing. This says almost everything about where the center of gravity in global politics is shifting to. The old unipolar order, built around the USA, no longer seems to be the only option. In its place, a new reality is forming, where China is becoming one of the key platforms for global diplomacy, trade, and strategic decisions. A multipolar world is already coming into being. The only question is who will manage to take their place in this new system, and who will continue to argue with the reality of the past. China, Iran, and Russia will break America's back in the coming days. War is very close.
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Putin arrived in Beijing on a red carpet. And this is not just a protocol visit. Today, world leaders are flocking to China one after another. Not to Washington. Not to Brussels. But specifically to Beijing. This says almost everything about where the center of gravity in global politics is shifting to. The old unipolar order, built around the USA, no longer seems to be the only option. In its place, a new reality is forming, where China is becoming one of the key platforms for global diplomacy, trade, and strategic decisions. A multipolar world is already coming into being. The only question is who will manage to take their place in this new system, and who will continue to argue with the reality of the past. China, Iran, and Russia will break America's back in the coming days. War is very close.

S p r i n t e r

14,391 次观看 • 3 个月前

Quite the interesting analysis & information regarding what exactly is happening between Canada, the EU and the U.S. regarding the “world order” A world order that Carney who should be focusing on Canada seems to be leading the charge on. He didn’t run on a platform of rebuilding this so called world order. He is using Canada to help accomplish it though. When he says Canadians want, Canadians need or Canadians said to us, he is not speaking for me in any way.
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Quite the interesting analysis & information regarding what exactly is happening between Canada, the EU and the U.S. regarding the “world order” A world order that Carney who should be focusing on Canada seems to be leading the charge on. He didn’t run on a platform of rebuilding this so called world order. He is using Canada to help accomplish it though. When he says Canadians want, Canadians need or Canadians said to us, he is not speaking for me in any way.

Ryan Gerritsen🇨🇦🇳🇱

25,987 次观看 • 3 个月前

Conservative foreign affairs critic Michael Chong says the long term benefits of this China deal remain unclear "The other question we have is Mr. Carney called China the biggest threat to the security of Canada just last spring, and now he's talking about a strategic partnership with China." "Those two things seem very contradictory, and he needs to explain how we can have a strategic partnership with a country that is the biggest threat to our national security." "We've yet to have a foreign influence transparency registry stood up." "And at the same time, Mr. Carney has gone to China and announced this grand new strategic partnership." Michael Chong 🇨🇦
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Conservative foreign affairs critic Michael Chong says the long term benefits of this China deal remain unclear "The other question we have is Mr. Carney called China the biggest threat to the security of Canada just last spring, and now he's talking about a strategic partnership with China." "Those two things seem very contradictory, and he needs to explain how we can have a strategic partnership with a country that is the biggest threat to our national security." "We've yet to have a foreign influence transparency registry stood up." "And at the same time, Mr. Carney has gone to China and announced this grand new strategic partnership." Michael Chong 🇨🇦

cbcwatcher

26,321 次观看 • 7 个月前

Washington is Furious as China Moves Into Latin America ▶️ Watch the full video: 🔹China signals a strategic shift, not a routine update: Beijing’s new policy paper on Latin America and the Caribbean—its first major revision since 2016—frames the region as central to a changing global order, reflecting a more fragmented world and an open U.S.–China rivalry that challenges long-standing U.S. dominance under the Monroe Doctrine. 🔹Latin America positioned as part of the “Global South”: China explicitly casts the region as a political and strategic force in building a multipolar world, emphasizing a “community with a shared future,” opposition to hegemony, and the idea that the old, U.S.-led system is fading. 🔹Political alignment over ideology: Beijing stresses support for the One China principle, especially on Taiwan, while offering mutual backing on sovereignty. It seeks broad engagement not just with governments, but with legislatures, institutions, and political parties across the ideological spectrum, prioritizing long-term influence over ideological conformity. 🔹Economic sovereignty and de-dollarization: Beyond infrastructure and the Belt and Road Initiative, China is pushing reduced reliance on the U.S. dollar through local-currency trade, currency swaps, deeper central bank cooperation, and expanded Chinese financial institutions—laying groundwork for a parallel financial ecosystem. 🔹Expanding security and strategic ties: The roadmap includes deeper defense and security cooperation—military exchanges, training, disaster relief, counter-terrorism, and peacekeeping—framed under China’s Global Security Initiative as an alternative to U.S.-led security frameworks, signaling China’s ambition to be both an economic and security partner in the region.
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Washington is Furious as China Moves Into Latin America ▶️ Watch the full video: 🔹China signals a strategic shift, not a routine update: Beijing’s new policy paper on Latin America and the Caribbean—its first major revision since 2016—frames the region as central to a changing global order, reflecting a more fragmented world and an open U.S.–China rivalry that challenges long-standing U.S. dominance under the Monroe Doctrine. 🔹Latin America positioned as part of the “Global South”: China explicitly casts the region as a political and strategic force in building a multipolar world, emphasizing a “community with a shared future,” opposition to hegemony, and the idea that the old, U.S.-led system is fading. 🔹Political alignment over ideology: Beijing stresses support for the One China principle, especially on Taiwan, while offering mutual backing on sovereignty. It seeks broad engagement not just with governments, but with legislatures, institutions, and political parties across the ideological spectrum, prioritizing long-term influence over ideological conformity. 🔹Economic sovereignty and de-dollarization: Beyond infrastructure and the Belt and Road Initiative, China is pushing reduced reliance on the U.S. dollar through local-currency trade, currency swaps, deeper central bank cooperation, and expanded Chinese financial institutions—laying groundwork for a parallel financial ecosystem. 🔹Expanding security and strategic ties: The roadmap includes deeper defense and security cooperation—military exchanges, training, disaster relief, counter-terrorism, and peacekeeping—framed under China’s Global Security Initiative as an alternative to U.S.-led security frameworks, signaling China’s ambition to be both an economic and security partner in the region.

Lena Petrova

26,281 次观看 • 8 个月前

"Mark Carney didn’t misspeak. He didn’t stumble over words. He stood in China and very deliberately said that Canada’s partnership with the CCP “sets us up well for the new world order.” That phrase isn’t accidental. It’s not poetic fluff. It’s a term that’s been whispered behind closed doors for decades... dismissed as conspiracy theory every time regular people noticed global institutions consolidating power, erasing borders, side-lining national sovereignty, and replacing voters with technocrats. And now we have a Prime Minister saying it out loud, on foreign soil, next to an authoritarian regime. When people warned about a *new world order,* this is exactly what they meant... unelected elites reshaping global power structures while pretending it’s progress. When Carney says the world has changed, what he means is that democratic consent is now an inconvenience. When he says partnership, what he means is alignment. And when he says new world order, he’s not talking about prosperity for Canadians... he’s talking about a system where decisions are made above your head and far away from your vote. If this were anyone else saying it, the media would be in a full-blown meltdown. But because it’s said calmly, in a suit, with banker confidence, we’re supposed to nod along and trust the process. No questions. No scepticism. No alarms. People were mocked for years for warning this moment was coming. And now it’s here... not whispered, not leaked... but openly declared. That should terrify every Canadian who still believes this country belongs to its citizens, not a *new order* designed without them."
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"Mark Carney didn’t misspeak. He didn’t stumble over words. He stood in China and very deliberately said that Canada’s partnership with the CCP “sets us up well for the new world order.” That phrase isn’t accidental. It’s not poetic fluff. It’s a term that’s been whispered behind closed doors for decades... dismissed as conspiracy theory every time regular people noticed global institutions consolidating power, erasing borders, side-lining national sovereignty, and replacing voters with technocrats. And now we have a Prime Minister saying it out loud, on foreign soil, next to an authoritarian regime. When people warned about a *new world order,* this is exactly what they meant... unelected elites reshaping global power structures while pretending it’s progress. When Carney says the world has changed, what he means is that democratic consent is now an inconvenience. When he says partnership, what he means is alignment. And when he says new world order, he’s not talking about prosperity for Canadians... he’s talking about a system where decisions are made above your head and far away from your vote. If this were anyone else saying it, the media would be in a full-blown meltdown. But because it’s said calmly, in a suit, with banker confidence, we’re supposed to nod along and trust the process. No questions. No scepticism. No alarms. People were mocked for years for warning this moment was coming. And now it’s here... not whispered, not leaked... but openly declared. That should terrify every Canadian who still believes this country belongs to its citizens, not a *new order* designed without them."

Ivor Cummins

65,411 次观看 • 7 个月前

I have been saying it for a while, and now I absolutely understand why: Everything Canada has been doing in response to the tariff threat has been to the benefit of China. Why? Because Mark Carney is serving Beijing‘s interests, which is why Beijing wants Mark Carney and the Liberals. Because China has infiltrated the Canadian government, and is effectively dictating domestic and foreign policy. While Carney serves his own foreign investment interests as well. Share this. Please and thank you! It is obligatory that we get Sam Cooper on Joe Rogan before the Canadian Federal election.
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I have been saying it for a while, and now I absolutely understand why: Everything Canada has been doing in response to the tariff threat has been to the benefit of China. Why? Because Mark Carney is serving Beijing‘s interests, which is why Beijing wants Mark Carney and the Liberals. Because China has infiltrated the Canadian government, and is effectively dictating domestic and foreign policy. While Carney serves his own foreign investment interests as well. Share this. Please and thank you! It is obligatory that we get Sam Cooper on Joe Rogan before the Canadian Federal election.

Viva Frei

199,176 次观看 • 1 年前

Canada Prime Minister: We Knew The Story Of The International Rules-Based Order Was False In his special address at the 2026 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney, shed light on a truth that every world leader knows but many pretend not to: powerful countries do not and have never cared about “international law”. Of course, this uncharacteristic honesty on the part of a Western leader is not indicative of some sudden change of heart on the part of the Global North’s leadership, but is simply a sign of the times. The United States, stretched thin by decades of dominating the world through terror and chaos… is finally turning on its own Western allies to survive. And for Africa and the rest of the Global South, the lesson here is simple… The U.S. is no longer pretending to care about the “rules-based order” that it created with its closest allies nearly a century ago (see Venezuela) and its overlords in Washington are presently treating these allies like underlings or prey (see Canada, Denmark and the rest of Europe). What are the nations of the Global South still doing trying to win the friendship and favor of this death machine and its dying global order… when a far more beneficial and sustainable order is now within reach (see BRICS)?
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Canada Prime Minister: We Knew The Story Of The International Rules-Based Order Was False In his special address at the 2026 World Economic Forum Annual Meeting, Canada Prime Minister Mark Carney, shed light on a truth that every world leader knows but many pretend not to: powerful countries do not and have never cared about “international law”. Of course, this uncharacteristic honesty on the part of a Western leader is not indicative of some sudden change of heart on the part of the Global North’s leadership, but is simply a sign of the times. The United States, stretched thin by decades of dominating the world through terror and chaos… is finally turning on its own Western allies to survive. And for Africa and the rest of the Global South, the lesson here is simple… The U.S. is no longer pretending to care about the “rules-based order” that it created with its closest allies nearly a century ago (see Venezuela) and its overlords in Washington are presently treating these allies like underlings or prey (see Canada, Denmark and the rest of Europe). What are the nations of the Global South still doing trying to win the friendship and favor of this death machine and its dying global order… when a far more beneficial and sustainable order is now within reach (see BRICS)?

The Spearhead

34,856 次观看 • 7 个月前

Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, lead negotiator in last year’s China–U.S. economic talks, voiced firm support for free trade and multilateralism in Davos, Switzerland, where rising frictions and power politics set the tone. This year’s World Economic Forum (WEF) carried sharper edges. Donald Trump arrived sowing discord—pressuring Europe, criticizing NATO, and floating U.S. control of Greenland—while Canada’s Mark Carney warned middle powers of a global order losing its grip. He Lifeng struck a different note. He reframed China as moving beyond the role of factory toward that of market, with tariff and trade wars pushing up costs and sapping growth. The message, delivered as Beijing and Bern mark a decade of their innovative strategic partnership, cast openness not as nostalgia—but as a pragmatic choice in an increasingly unsettled global economy.
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Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng, lead negotiator in last year’s China–U.S. economic talks, voiced firm support for free trade and multilateralism in Davos, Switzerland, where rising frictions and power politics set the tone. This year’s World Economic Forum (WEF) carried sharper edges. Donald Trump arrived sowing discord—pressuring Europe, criticizing NATO, and floating U.S. control of Greenland—while Canada’s Mark Carney warned middle powers of a global order losing its grip. He Lifeng struck a different note. He reframed China as moving beyond the role of factory toward that of market, with tariff and trade wars pushing up costs and sapping growth. The message, delivered as Beijing and Bern mark a decade of their innovative strategic partnership, cast openness not as nostalgia—but as a pragmatic choice in an increasingly unsettled global economy.

Sinical

296,307 次观看 • 7 个月前

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.
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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

40,152 次观看 • 7 个月前

Canada's politicians went on American TV and got ROASTED 😂 It is important to understand as you watch this: > Liberal politicians don't get asked hard questions by Canadian MSM. > Both of them were part of the government that gave us a lost decade. > Chrystia Freeland, who has zero background in finance, was the Finance Minister. "Tax and regulatory competitiveness, how bad is it in Canada?! Carney over at Davos talked about cozying up to China and the New World Order... GDP growth in Canada over the last 10 years, you are deadlast basically... The Canadian people deserve to have a better standard of living, it shouldn't be going down."
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Canada's politicians went on American TV and got ROASTED 😂 It is important to understand as you watch this: > Liberal politicians don't get asked hard questions by Canadian MSM. > Both of them were part of the government that gave us a lost decade. > Chrystia Freeland, who has zero background in finance, was the Finance Minister. "Tax and regulatory competitiveness, how bad is it in Canada?! Carney over at Davos talked about cozying up to China and the New World Order... GDP growth in Canada over the last 10 years, you are deadlast basically... The Canadian people deserve to have a better standard of living, it shouldn't be going down."

Kirk Lubimov

207,110 次观看 • 1 天前

🚨 Hasan Piker’s Producer Cheers China’s AI Rise and Patriotic Robots While Fearing America’s Tech Will Be Used Against Him This is Eric Hovagim, a producer and researcher for Hasan Piker, reporting from China that America is “getting lapped” technologically. Hovagim praises China’s state-directed approach to technological development and argues that people there view AI as a tool of “liberation.” He then excitedly describes Beijing building an international AI coalition spanning much of the Global South, including BRICS, the African Union, the Arab League, CARICOM, and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. This clip is a good example of why Americans should bring more nuance to debates over AI and data-center development. Legitimate concerns deserve serious debate, but reflexive opposition also carries costs, especially while China is treating AI infrastructure as a source of national strength and global influence. In China, AI and the infrastructure needed to power it are presented as engines of national progress, liberation, and Global South power. Here in the United States, AI is increasingly portrayed as inherently sinister, its companies are targeted by far-left activists, and opposition to data-center development has become one of the left’s most popular organizing causes. The contrast should be obvious. China is building with the intention of leading the future, while much of the American left is organizing against the infrastructure the United States will need to compete.
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🚨 Hasan Piker’s Producer Cheers China’s AI Rise and Patriotic Robots While Fearing America’s Tech Will Be Used Against Him This is Eric Hovagim, a producer and researcher for Hasan Piker, reporting from China that America is “getting lapped” technologically. Hovagim praises China’s state-directed approach to technological development and argues that people there view AI as a tool of “liberation.” He then excitedly describes Beijing building an international AI coalition spanning much of the Global South, including BRICS, the African Union, the Arab League, CARICOM, and the Shanghai Cooperation Organization. This clip is a good example of why Americans should bring more nuance to debates over AI and data-center development. Legitimate concerns deserve serious debate, but reflexive opposition also carries costs, especially while China is treating AI infrastructure as a source of national strength and global influence. In China, AI and the infrastructure needed to power it are presented as engines of national progress, liberation, and Global South power. Here in the United States, AI is increasingly portrayed as inherently sinister, its companies are targeted by far-left activists, and opposition to data-center development has become one of the left’s most popular organizing causes. The contrast should be obvious. China is building with the intention of leading the future, while much of the American left is organizing against the infrastructure the United States will need to compete.

Stu Smith

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