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I started noticing a recurring theme in Mark Carney’s speeches awhile ago, so I went back through the record. 👀
June 9, 2025 — “a more dangerous and divided world” / “a darker, more competitive world”
June 17 — “this moment of transformation” / “a world where shocks are flowing across borders”
June 25 — “upheaval in the international order” / “unprecedented pressure”
July 1 — “a world fraught with turmoil and division”
Aug. 27 — “in a more divided world” / “hinge moment in history”
Sept. 5 — “The world is changing” / “This is not a transition, it’s a rupture”
Sept. 8 — “not a transition, but a rupture” / “economic uncertainty”
Sept. 11 — “not a transition. It is a rupture”
Sept. 18 — “in a divided world”
Sept. 22 — “rules-based order is eroding” / “This is not a transition; this is a rupture”
Sept. 23 — “the world is undergoing a fundamental shift” / “This isn’t a transition, it’s a rupture”
Sept. 24 — “The world is changing rapidly” / “today’s divided and dangerous world”
Oct. 10 — “an increasingly dangerous and divided world” / “a rupture” / “a rapidly changing world”
Oct. 16 — “increasingly dangerous and divided” / “This is not a transition; it’s a rupture” / “a rapidly changing world”
Oct. 17 — “a rapidly changing world — one that’s more divided, more uncertain” / “these upheavals”
Oct. 27 — “The world has become more dangerous and divided” / “The old world order is in the past”
Nov. 1 — “uncertainty” / “The old world… is in the process of disappearing” / “In an uncertain world”
Jan. 20, 2026 — “a rupture in the world order” / “the beginning of a harsh reality” / “We are in the midst of a rupture, not a transition”
Jan. 26 — “The rapidly changing world” / “a cloud of uncertainty and worry”
Feb. 17 — “the world has changed” / “a more fractured and darker world”
Mar. 26 — “the world has changed” / “an increasingly dangerous and divided world” / “a more fractured and darker world”
May 14 — “a rapidly changing world” / “uncertainty casts its heavy shadow”
May 20 — “In an uncertain world” / “In a rapidly changing world”
June 14 — “a rapidly changing world” / “more dangerous and divided” / “moment of rupture”
June 25 — “a rapidly changing, more volatile world”
July 1 — “a more dangerous and divided world”
July 2 — “a more dangerous and divided world” / “The world is more dangerous and divided”
July 6 — “a more dangerous and divided world” / “History is back with a vengeance”
July 16 — “a more dangerous and divided world” — repeated multiple times
July 29 — “an increasingly divided and dangerous world”
Sept. 15 — “The world has changed” / “an uncertain world” / “a world undergoing a rupture” / “an increasingly uncertain world”
Different venues. Different subjects. Same vocabulary keeps returning:
Dangerous. Divided. Darker. Fractured. Uncertain. Volatile. Upheaval. Rupture. 🌎
So what do you think he’s trying to get across with this recurring message?
Is it simply how he sees the world right now — or is there a broader purpose behind repeating it so often? 🤔
Curious to hear how others read it.
#MarkCarney #cdnpoli #Canada
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Penguin Partner retweeted
Why would Carney move the headquarters of Brookfield from Canada to the US?
Why does Carney have 95% of his investments in the US?
Why does Carney's family live in the US?
Why does Carney's wife work for a US company?
Why does Carney vacation overseas?
I await your reply.
Penguin Partner retweeted
Elon Musk says that all government requests for government censorship on X will be publicly disclosed. As a Canadian, I support this move!
Penguin Partner retweeted
I don't care if you unfollow me for this. Justin Trudeau is the WORST thing to happen to Canada in my lifetime.
Penguin Partner retweeted
Yep, I still hate him.
I don’t care about his plastic cup hypocrisy as much as I can’t stand the fact that he ruined the lives of so many & may never answer for it.
He was a horrible person. He encouraged people to hate me & millions of others as part of his platform to get elected again.
And here his, smirking away like everything terrible he did & said doesn’t matter. Well it matters to me.
Penguin Partner retweeted
🚨 MAJOR BREAKING: Woman recognizes the building from Carney’s new rental housing announcement.
She lives there.
She exposes that her CURRENT rent control apartment, will be TORN DOWN!
And the new building Carney announced with 184 units, 121 of those units will be REPLACEMENT units from the building she lives in!
Our taxes are paying to demo an old building and move people into a new building, under the guise that we are getting more affordable rental housing.
Taxpayers are funding this!
Two-thirds of the new multi-million dollar project, will NOT be net-new capacity.
Penguin Partner retweeted
At the end the “journalist” gave a tip line if we have things we want CBC to “investigate”. We should flood their inboxes for requests to investigate the Liberal government.
Penguin Partner retweeted
CBC had Jean Charest on last night.
Katie basically says Canadians are in the dark, they voted for Carney to get a deal done, do you have anything else to share with them.
What does he say? He tells us to buy Canadian? I could only imagine all the weak-minded people consuming this nodding their heads in unison.
When will people wake up & realize Carney doesn’t want to make a deal. He is willing to sacrifice millions of people’s livelihoods to satisfy his agenda.
Penguin Partner retweeted
🚨 Canada has officially entered the Thought Police era.
Police are now encouraging citizens to call them over boycotts and “disrespectful speech.”
Want to refuse to buy from a company because of its politics? That’s now a reportable “hate/bias incident” in Durham Region.
Liberal Bill C-9 didn’t just expand hate laws. It gave the state a tool to silence dissent, just like I said it would.
This is how free countries die, not with a bang, but with a reporting form.
#BillC9 #Orwellian #cdnpoli
Penguin Partner retweeted
The children are running.
They are screaming.
They look confused and terrified.
Why?
Because these “shows” ARE NOT FOR CHILDREN nor for public consumption.
Penguin Partner retweeted
I typically don’t wade into federal politics, but this one matters.
If a Christian chaplain can’t pray in the name of Jesus Christ, then he or she isn’t free to pray according to their faith. The government has NO BUSINESS telling Christians how they should pray.
Jesus didn’t tell His followers to leave His name out when it became inconvenient. In fact, Jesus said, “Whoever denies me before men, I also will deny before my Father in heaven.”
Canada didn’t become the greatest country in the world by driving faith out of the public square. Freedom of religion means the freedom to live your faith openly, not the freedom to water it down until it offends no one.
The men and women who defend our freedoms deserve to be served by chaplains who are free to proclaim the very Saviour they have dedicated their lives to serving!
If a Christian chaplain is told not to pray in Jesus’ name, then our country is less free because of it.
Military chaplains are now prevented from offering prayers at military ceremonies and are instead directed to provide non-religious “spiritual reflections.”
For years, Conservatives like myself warned that the steady erosion of religious expression in public life would eventually lead to faith being pushed out of our public institutions.
The government’s response was to dismiss those concerns, insisting that we were spreading misinformation and that no one was trying to remove religion from the public square.
Now this directive has been adopted.
Our military chaplains have faithfully provided prayer, comfort, and spiritual guidance to the brave men and women who serve our country for generations.
Canada should protect the freedom of those who wish to pray, not silence it. We should be defending the religious freedom of our service members and chaplains, many of whom have served, fought, and even given their lives to defend the very freedoms we now risk restricting.
canada.ca/en/department-nati…
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Police exist to enforce the criminal law, not to run social-engineering experiments on what opinions citizens are allowed to express.
Edmonton PD’s video treats calls for deportation and criticism of mass immigration as “hate” that must be reported and policed.
That is not neutral law enforcement—it is viewpoint enforcement.
Once the state starts conditioning the public that certain political positions are criminal “hate,” the path to UK-style Facebook post arrests is short and well-trodden.
Alberta is supposed to be the free-speech outlier in Canada.
If even the Edmonton police are adopting this role, the province needs to draw a hard line: cops investigate real threats and violence, not unpopular tweets.
Anything else is an abuse of the monopoly on force.
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