Same ocean. Same slogans. New titles. In 2013 Ghislaine Maxwell’s TerraMar was at the UN talking up an oceans Sustainable Development Goal, a “social network around the oceans,” and the high seas as a global commons. That year Diana Fox Carney was VP of research at Canada 2020... carbon pricing, inequality, the Liberal-adjacent think tank later wired to the Podesta/CAP circuit that hosted Clinton and, years after, Obama. That August the Carneys were photographed with Maxwell at the Wilderness Festival on Diana’s sister’s estate. TerraMar died in 2019. The file did not. This week in New York, Mark Carney and Ursula von der Leyen launch OceanEye: hundreds of millions for global ocean observation, Canada ratifies the High Seas Treaty, and Ottawa has just named Diana Fox Carney Canada’s first Ocean Envoy and chair of Our Ocean 2027 in Halifax. Unpaid, they say. Climate, conservation, Indigenous stewardship, maritime security, 30×30... the SDG-14 hymnal with a maple leaf. Trump spent last year calling an IMO levy on ship emissions a “Global Green New Scam Tax on Shipping” and knocking it off the table... Observation funds and a biodiversity treaty are not that tax. But they live in the same UN mailbox: measure the ocean, govern the high seas, then price and police what moves on it. Nobody has produced a TerraMar org chart that becomes OceanEye. What you can see without a subpoena is the neighbourhood... UN oceans talk, climate-finance boards, festival photos, think-tank politics, a prime minister’s household now holding the ocean brief. Interconnecting circles. Draw the lines yourself. 😏