Destroying the world for all

This detailed takedown of Mark Carney’s vision of the new socialist utopia should send shudders down the spine of anyone who has an affinity for a society based on the principles of free markets.

Carney draws inspiration from, among others, Marx, Engels and Lenin, but the agenda he promotes differs from Marxism in two key respects. First, the private sector is not to be expropriated but made a “partner” in reshaping the economy and society. Second, it does not make a promise to make the lives of ordinary people better, but worse. Carney’s Brave New World will be one of severely constrained choice, less flying, less meat, more inconvenience and more poverty: “Assets will be stranded, used gasoline powered cars will be unsaleable, inefficient properties will be unrentable,” he promises.

But somehow the new socialism will not be socialism as usual. This time it’s different. We can because we must. The threat is too great to permit any argument. It’s surprising that as he was picking out choice quotes from Lenin for his book, Carney missed this one: “No more opposition now, comrades! The time has come to put an end to opposition, to put the lid on it. We have had enough opposition!”

31 Replies to “Destroying the world for all”

    1. Fully agreed.

      Everything within the system, nothing outside of the system. Those who get othered are usually guilty of wanting to live outside of the system, which cannot be allowed. Silence is not enough. Compliance is not enough. We must love Big Brother.

    2. It’s the same old Socialism.
      Government control of production, distribution and exchange.
      The difference between titular government ownership and government control by enforced regulation is purely cosmetic. The same people are making the decisions.

      As one of Hitler’s ministers is quoted as saying, “We don’t care who owns business… they will do as they are told.

  1. These crazies are deadly serious when they spout “You will own nothing and you will be happy” as if this is a fait accompli and we
    peons haven’t any say it the matter.

  2. Sadly, many of the proletariat will be willingly compliant with it.

    As I’ve mentioned many times before, I sat through a number of Sunday sermons where what Carney proposed was presented as if it was the work of Christ, though without the climate angle. Many of those in attendance nodded in agreement.

  3. Dictators ALWAYS justify their powergrab as (a) temporary, and (b) in urgent response to some sudden crisis.

    Every. Single. Time.

  4. Mark Carney is the godfather of the son of Chrystia Freeland. Mark knows, or should know, that the brat’s very conception was an abomination, just like his mother’s.

    (Global finance, like Michal Chomiak, never paid in any meaningful way for their support of Hitler’s war machine, much less the Shoah.)

    Mark’s wife Diana, an English eco-kook whose mad schemes are consistently championed by her husband, now works under Gerald Butts at the Eurasia Group.

    One day we’ll find out Mark has been the brains behind the Trudeau gang the whole time.

  5. This has been going on for a long time.
    Tobacco for example. I agree it’s bad for you but it used to be a choice. Every strategy used to get people to quit smoking will now applied to an endless list of things deemed bad for you.
    First bring out the science. Then shame and ostracize. Then make it too expensive.

    It’s for your own good

  6. Mark Carney is an example of people who really terrify me. This plan of action will be the final nail in the coffin for the west. It’s not outside the realm of possibility that this gets adopted, we’re already half way there.

    1. Sea Salt, this is what happens when the people are brainwashed and no longer able to think logically or critically. Been comin at us for a long time now. It looks like we have reached peak stupid. The whu who flu and the idiocy of climate change is verification of what I have been saying over the years.

  7. Megalomania plus a climate change saviour complex with no understanding of regular peoples economic realities. Great combo of personality flaws he’s got going on.

    Ultimately, the control freak mania and authoritarianism of our increasingly megalomaniac ruling class will create a backlash. My bet is on massive renewed support for leaders who are able tap into the anger and resentment towards aristocractic rule by technocrats. Politicians who understand middle class values and aspirations will be rewarded. For example look at Florida’s Governor DeSantis compared to California’s Governor Newsome. Political leaders who govern/campaign as champions of the middle class will be called dangerous populists, of course, but Trump and Brexit showed how the populist insult isn’t very effective.

  8. “You will own nothing, and be happy. They will own everything, and be even happier.”

    1. Oh and your happiness? It will be Stalin-esque:
      “How do you make the people happy? Kill all the ones that are unhappy.”

      The floggings shall continue until morale improves.

  9. Carney’s the sort who likes sniffing his own farts, just like Trudeau. And like Trudeau, he cannot comprehend the reality of life for the 99%. Not that he cares about the 99%. No megalomaniac ever does. It’s all about power and the exercise thereof. Mussolini, Hitler, Stalin, Mao, Pol Pot. They all tried to change their societies and murdered hundreds of millions in doing so. If Carney ever comes within reach of real power, the Canadian sheeple will get shorn and then butchered.

  10. Well, if western society is corrupt, he should know, being so near the pinnacle.

    A self-aware (or -unaware?), intelligent True Believer like him is far, far more dangerous than little potato. He’s psychotic, and there’s no atrocity too big, if it’ll get him to his goals.

    1. “Knowing is half the battle”: said in every G.I. Joe cartoon
      “Violence is the other half”: the part left out in every G.I. Joe cartoon.

  11. We were always told that communism was the biggest threat…turns out it was technocracy all along. Almost all of China’s key positions in government today are occupied by engineers and scientists whereas back in the days of Mao, working class chuckleheads, who couldn’t run a lemonade stand never mind how best to allocate a nation’s resources and means of production were at the levers and ran the country straight into the ground…you can bet that’ll never happen again.
    Communists are a technocrat’s useful idiot.
    And with today’s youth awash with electronic gadgets and conveniences courtesy of capitalism and who are currently having this totally inexplicable love affair with socialism, I’d say they’re playing right into Technocracy’s hands.
    The promise of legal weed was a stroke of genius to get that Globalist box of hammers as PM and along with him, his coven of techno apparatchiks like Carney …now that he’s in, try getting rid of him. I swear I’ll take a turn on the fainting couch should we ever have a free and fair federal election in this country ever again.
    We’re just along for the ride now. Can we turn it back? Absolutely! But it’ll mean getting our hands dirty and I’m not so sure Canadians have the stomach for it nor the numbers.

  12. Mixed economies are sick economies to the extend that the state features prominently in everything. In such a cancerous environment, tumors are ubiquitous. Carney is a product of the mixed economy where all the failings of the incestuous lesions of the state throughout the “private sector” can be blamed on (non-existent) capitalism with the cure coming directly from from state enterprises (socialism) or more trendy today, a regulatory structure compelling corporate servility to the state and all its narratives (fascism), The later is the Chinese model and one where megalomaniacs like the the Spawn, Butts or Carney thrive. Just as the only functioning form of communism can be found in entities like Hutterite communities where inviolable religion is the glue that holds it all together, Carney’s dystopian vision relies on the bovine servility of green theocracy. He is so thoroughly evil that I can’t see Canadians avoiding anointing him as the Spawn’s replacement in the not too distant future.

  13. “Carney draws inspiration from, among others, Marx, Engels and Lenin, but the agenda he promotes differs from Marxism in two key respects. First, the private sector is not to be expropriated but made a “partner” in reshaping the economy and society.”

    This is called fascism. That was exactly the economic vision of Mussolini, Gentile and Hitler.

    1. He wants to impress the billionaires with his phoney climate change attack on Capitalism. Nothing original about this sicko – needs counseling for explosive temper disorder. Should just retire, has nothing of merit to offer. Sorry, Irish, go kiss the balarney stone elsewhere.

    2. The kind of “partner” who does what he is told, or is shipped off to the re-educated camps.

      The same people hold the whip hand and make the decisions. The difference between this and Socialism is cosmetic.

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