Dr. Bradley Thayer

But you never, rarely in international politics do you have such a juxtaposition between the old paradigms, right, between the old regime of Carney and then what Trump did.

illuminated today.

So yesterday, Carney's speech was important for three reasons, right?

First, he's the point man.

He was speaking for Starmer.

He's speaking for John Brennan, the Democrats, the EU elite, and the Chinese Communist Party.

He wants to sustain the old regime, the old paradigm, which profited the CCP and the elite in the U.S., EU, Canada, and Australia.

But those days are over.

Secondly, Carney said he's balancing against the U.S.

in favor of the CCP.

because Carney is really perverted, right?

He's more comfortable with communist systems.

He's more comfortable with totalitarianism than he is with democracy in Canada, which is telling, Steve.

That's true across the board of the EU elite, of Starmer, of Albanians in Australia and others.

And then thirdly, it's important because of what Carney said.

His comparison at the outset of his speech

of the U.S.

and the communist Soviet system.

He quoted Vassil Havel's The Power of the Powerless, where he said, power comes when you no longer believe the lie.

Well, that's exactly it, but not in the way Carney meant it.