Mark Carney Tipped to Replace Klaus Schwab as Leader of World Economic Forum

A Marxist banker turned climate Czar is poised to become one of the most powerful unelected figures on earth—at the helm of the World Economic Forum’s radical agenda.

Mark Carney—Canada’s unelected prime minister, former central banker, and Davos darling—is now being tipped to take over the most powerful unelected post on the planet: Chairman and CEO of the World Economic Forum.

While it had long been expected that former UK Prime Minister Tony Blair would step into the role, insiders now suggest that Blair’s ambitions for his own globalist empire, The Tony Blair Institute, may well override the WEF job. After all, Blair is busy pushing his own vision of a global technocracy, and has already embedded that organisation deep into the machinery of governments worldwide.

Carney, on the other hand, has preferred lurking in the shadows, positioning himself to take over the WEF when Schwab stepped down. His book, Value(s), is a manifesto in all but name—a striking echo of Schwab’s The Great Reset. Carney joined the WEF's inner circle in 2019, at exactly the same time as BlackRock CEO Larry Fink.

Fink and Carney are said to have been instrumental in causing the Banking crisis of 2008 and it was no coincidence that the two entered the WEF's inner sanctum just weeks before the following global crisis.

Mark Carney's mysterious rise to power has long since raised questions. He first came to prominence when, seemingly out of nowhere, he became the Head of the Bank of England in 2013, the first foreigner to ever hold the position in its history. The appointment shocked many, not least because it flew in the face of Britain’s traditional political and economic norms.

It soon became apparent that Carney wasn’t there to stabilise; he was there to reshape. He attempted to radically restructure the entire British economy based not on Capitalism, but on socialism, using the lie of a climate emergency to justify a lot of his actions. Carney crashed the economy, caused massive inflation and destroyed the housing and investment markets. For Carney, and his WEF handlers, this was a job well done. He had done exactly what he was put there for, to wreck the British economy.

Carney left the Bank of England and Joined the WEF board, said to be a 'reward' for a job well done. Carney joined the WEF in 2019 and almost immediately went on to be the Climate Action and Finance Envoy—an entirely unelected yet wildly powerful role that allowed him to push climate-based policy across borders without a shred of democratic accountability.

Carney has long been a crusader for climate-centric economics, championing ESG metrics and calling for a fundamental reshaping of capitalism to tackle the “existential threat” of global warming. During the COVID-19 pandemic, he joined the chorus of voices advocating for sweeping economic and social reforms—arguing that the crisis presented a once-in-a-generation opportunity to reimagine the global order.

Critics have warned that Carney’s brand of “stakeholder capitalism” is dangerously close to international socialism. With public-private partnerships, digital IDs, and climate quotas all on the table, his vision places unelected technocrats like him and multinational institutions at the heart of decision-making—far removed from democratic accountability.

If the speculation proves true, and Carney is indeed handed the WEF crown, it could mark the beginning of an even darker and more dystopian future for us all, one where climate policy, pandemic preparedness, and digital governance are pushed further and faster onto the global agenda than ever before.

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