Briefly reiterating what was explained in part one (in which a short clip was relayed wherein a woman at a Liberal rally interrupted the event by supportively hollering out "Lead us big daddy!"), it should now be more than abundantly clear for all the deluded fan bois and fan girlz out there that Carney isn't some kind of James Bond mastermind who's so smart that he can financially outwit anybody on the planet, supposedly enabling him to single-handedly save Canada from the threat emanating from the south. That understanding this is important is due to the fact that if Canadians are going to stand any chance of withstanding the United States' renewed encroachment then they ought to properly understand Carney for what he is and isn't.
Thanks for this. I am looking forward to the next installment since I really don’t know much about Carney except for the few clips I’ve seen of him on the news. But what I have seen, I like.
Strange, I didn’t get notified about this comment of yours and inadvertently came across it just now. Will have to investigate.
Otherwise, yes, although Carney may be somewhat of a run-of-the-mill neoliberal banker (as you may have read about in the subsequent part three, split off from the larger portion of which will make up part four), he is nonetheless a banker that I’ll definitely take over the Maple MAGA alternative. That being said, might he be the kind of leader that would at the very least acknowledge “the end of abundance” as Macron did, particularly in light of the threats such a situation might imply upon Canada from its encroaching neighbour to the south? We’ll see. At the very least the attempt should at least be made to bring Canadians up to speed with the “energy is the economy” story (which I know you’re fully aware of) so that they’re positioned as best as possible to deal with incoming predicaments.
Part four ideally landing in the first week of August, but we’ll see.