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Canada to be Directly Run by the WEF as Mark Carney Seizes Power

In an astonishing, if not terrifying, turn of events, Mark Carney has been appointed Prime Minister of Canada, without ever having been elected to Parliament.


Carney, a man who has never won a single vote in a federal election, who never stood for the people of any riding, is now running the entire country. The so-called democratic process has been reduced to a handshake in a boardroom. What Canadians are witnessing isn’t a transition of power. It’s a takeover.

This isn’t just about one man. This is about a network. Because Mark Carney isn’t some humble civil servant who stumbled into power. He’s the archetype of the global technocrat: polished, unaccountable, and deeply embedded in the elite machinery of transnational finance.

Carney is a former Governor of both the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England—yes, the Bank of England. A Canadian banker sent to run the financial system of another sovereign country. That alone should raise eyebrows. But it gets worse, much worse.


Carney is currently a trustee of the World Economic Forum (WEF), Klaus Schwab’s pet project where the global elite gather annually in Davos to discuss how they’ll reshape the world behind closed doors. He sits on the WEF’s Board of Trustees alongside BlackRock CEO Larry Fink—a man whose firm manages more than $10 trillion in assets and whose influence reaches into virtually every Western economy. These are not benign bureaucrats. These are architects of a new economic world order, and Carney is their man in Ottawa.


A quick look at Carney's record leaves you in no doubt to who, or what he is: Carney earned over $1 million per year as Governor of the Bank of England, where he became known for his slick media appearances and apocalyptic climate warnings. He oversaw Quantitative Easing that inflated the UK's balance sheet to £895 billion, helping to turbocharge asset bubbles while average Britons faced wage stagnation and austerity. During the 2008 financial crisis, he played a key role in engineering bank bailouts in Canada, helping shield the Big Five banks from the consequences of their own risk-taking while average Canadians were told to tighten their belts.


He’s also the UN Special Envoy for Climate Action and Finance—translation: he's the guy pushing ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) scores down the throats of nations and corporations alike. In 2021, he spearheaded the Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero (GFANZ), which coordinated over 450 firms managing $130 trillion in assets to "align with climate goals." Sounds noble until you realise this gives unelected financial institutions the power to blacklist entire industries and nations under the guise of saving the planet.


Carney has long called for the "end of the dollar's dominance" and a "new global monetary system." In his 2019 speech at Jackson Hole, he advocated for a Synthetic Hegemonic Currencya digital currency controlled by a basket of central banks, removing monetary sovereignty from nation-states and placing it squarely in the hands of supranational institutions. A programmable global coin.


Now this man is Canada’s Prime Minister. No campaign. No debates. No votes cast. Just a quiet backroom coronation rubber-stamped by a Liberal Party increasingly indistinguishable from a PR firm for global finance. Is this democracy? Or is this the WEF’s final play to seize direct control?


Carney’s links to the WEF are not incidental. In his own book Value(s), he praises the organisation and echoes its mantra that "capitalism needs a reset." He’s not hiding the plan—he’s spelling it out. The Canadian people never asked for this. Yet now they’re being ruled by someone who answers not to voters, but to forums in Davos and back-channel conversations with trillionaires like Fink.


Some are calling this a coup by the managerial class. Carney is not a leader of the people—he is a governor of capital. Canada hasn’t just changed governments. Canada has become the first country to be directly run by the World Economic Forum.




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