35 Replies to “The Davos Web”

  1. Promethean Updates is a must watch channel.
    It’s not going to end well for Canada if we don’t dump Carney.
    He will steal, cheat and lie to keep power.
    Brookfield will be running everything financed with the CPP.
    Carney doesn’t give 2 fu*ks about Canada.

    1. “Carney doesn’t give 2 fu*ks about Canada.”

      What man can be said to “care” about an individual country when he has 3 citizenships?
      -3 that we know of-

  2. It’s good that somebody brought up Bloomberg Philanthropies. Very illustrative.
    https://insidesources.com/bloombergs-philanthro-colonialism-a-threat-to-global-health-and-science/

    Quote of note:
    … accusing Bloomberg-funded charities of illegally paying regulatory agencies to implement his anti-tobacco policies. While the general public may be shocked by the allegations, those familiar with Bloomberg may be less surprised, given his tendency to leverage his philanthropic largesse as a means of influencing government policy, from funding tobacco control efforts to installing privately funded lawyers in state attorney general offices across the U.S.

    Illegally paying regulatory agencies to implement policies.
    Leveraging philanthropic donations as a means of influencing government policy
    Installing privately funded lawyers in state attorney general offices

    Your PM’s new American COO is very interesting.

    1. Philanthro-Colonialism

      Is this also known as … “soft power”? You know … speak incessantly and carry a shriveled unit?

  3. Here’s a juicy titbit:

    “to treat sovereign nations as things to be managed from above”

    1. “A republic, if you can keep it.”
      A republic, if you can attain it.
      We’re all finding out just how hard both of those statements really are and why they are so very important.

    2. How is that any different from The Third Reich? or the Soviet Union of overrun States?

    1. Thank you for mentioning this; you beat me to the punch.
      Creating jobs for Canadians! (although I notice that they don’t really go into any detail about manufacturing or logistics jobs that would be created…only pencil pushing jobs; not that there’s anything wrong with being white collar, but the blue collars could use a boost).
      https://www.thecanadareport.ca/canada-defence-bank-headquarters/
      And its first order of business is to fund oligarchs and keep Ukrainian peasants dying, until that option runs out, at which point it will be fleecing Ukrainian peasant survivors while “reconstructing, providing aid, and promoting democracy!”
      and what has been started on this, other than a bunch of announcements, meetings, and press releases?
      Oh, and: Public credit is a strong feature…that means frequently taxpayer subsidized. (that means it’s probably there to launder some money, exert some political influence, gild some golden parachutes, and… eff over the citizen peasants).

      You really cannot hate these people enough.

      1. …not that there’s anything wrong with being white collar, but the blue collars could use a boost…

        Men in denim built Kanuckistan & the US. Men in suits have destroyed us.

    2. Fabulous video. Highly instructional. All I can say is … “the things the media never report”. Sorry … but Trump’s relationship and coordination with Erdogan and Putin is a textbook example of the 4d chess he’s playing. Really … he’s playing chess on an entirely different board and by entirely different rules.

      Ohhhhhhhhhhh Mommmaaaaaaaa … Trump’s not following the … “Rules Based Order”.

  4. Their is a lingering anti-British sentiment within the US that oozes out of this video, despite the fact that Britain hasn’t been a player for quite a while. Carney may be at the nexus of a cluster of globalist advocates, but the efforts she is talking about are not originating from Ottawa. They come from Beijing.

    1. I agree but I think the sentiment is not anti-British, but anti “City of London” as in the ancient financial and political edifice based mostly in London. The British are also cursed with globalist Prime Ministers that are carbon copies of each other

      1. Actually, I think that the American distaste for Britain is not about the “City”, it’s a lingering revulsion about colonialism and imperialism. Many American political and military leaders have had an anti British Empire and British Commonwealth streak (Admiral King, FDR, Eisenhower, Kennedy, Johnson, all of Foggy Bottom). They pushed against colonialism prematurely and made a total mess of things. In later years, Eisenhower realized that he had really screwed up in his handling of the Suez Crisis, which is at the root of many of our current troubles.

        The ironic thing is that the US, despite its own ethos, has essentially become an imperial power. They’re just not very good at it. They could learn a thing or two from Britain of old. The current UK government is irrelevant.

    2. Not against the British people, against their masters. If there is any anti-Britishness, it’s more akin to “hey, Boxer, buddy, that’s not what the lettering on the side of the van says”.
      And it’s the same for Canadians: Pappy Gunn is perhaps on to something down below in the comments. What if the goal is to produce a failed state on the U.S. northern border (our longest and most uprotected one)? Do you think that would be a problem for my President and my people? Would they sacrifice you to do it?

    3. MCanuck, yes, it strikes me as odd that Promethean seems singularly focused on Britain and the Davos meddlers with barely a mention of China as also an enemy of US sovereignty, and other countries as well.

    4. Meh…
      China’s buying, Britian is selling, Canada.
      That’s the part they don’t want you to notice.
      The real leverage behind these deals has never seen Canadian soil. It is deposited elsewhere in the global sphere of this still relevant British Imperialist System. In short, your King, despite your fullest belief that you don’t have one, is selling you off, piecemeal.

    1. IN a heartbeat.
      In a very strange way I hope it happens quickly, while we still have Trump at the helm to deal with the situation.

      Time for another trucker protest to foment the revolution!

  5. My wife, you told me many years ago, to turn off that racket (Fox News), referred Promethean Action to me. I’ve had my reservations; they are avid Jacksonians — something my long engagement with Austrian Economics made me highly wary of.

    BUT, I saw this a couple daze ago and was absolutely bowled over by it. The Swiss cheese holes line up, for sure.

    I confess to being a little late in understanding the difference between free trade and globalism, which I had kinda = equated. Whoa, NO. And the British Empire — me: Is that still a thing? Whoa YES.

  6. “Oh, there was a time in this brave land when Mark Carney did not reign,
    when our economic prospects bubbled slowly down the drain,
    long before the elbows had learned to flutter up,
    when the young fool Trudeau was as goofy as a pup….

    But they looked to the future, and what did they see?
    They saw an asshole burning with acute diarrhee!
    Mark Carney emerged with his wife by his side,
    uncontrolled shitting personified!”

    Well, it’s a work in progress. But such is the challenge of greatness.

    1. ebt,
      That is excellent. Keep going.
      Maybe you could title it “The Canadian Railroaded Eulogy.”

  7. Canada is looking remarkably like the three generations curse, as an object lesson in governance.
    “The first generation builds the business, the second makes it a success, and the third wrecks it”.

  8. I didn’t like the anti-British tone of this video, anymore than I like the fake anti-American to tone of Carney.

    The US is attempting to re-establish the global dominance of the 1950s, the US itself is globalist, working for world-wide control of agricultural, informational, raw and industrial resources.

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