Who is Behind the Liquidation of Canada?

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Mark Carney’s Role and the Dangers if He Becomes Prime Minister

Many Canadians have sensed that something is fundamentally wrong with the country’s financial direction. The cost of living is rising faster than wages, homes are now treated like financial assets instead of places to live, and many of Canada’s most valuable resources and industries are either being shut down, restricted, or quietly sold off to foreign interests.

What few realize is that this is not accidental. It is the direct result of decisions made by policymakers, economists, and global institutions who have steered Canada away from building a strong, self-sufficient economy and toward a highly indebted, asset-inflated, globally controlled economic model.

At the centre of this shift stands Mark Carney.

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The Process of National Liquidation

When a business is liquidated, its assets are sold to pay creditors. The process is more subtle when a country undergoes liquidation, but the result is the same: Wealth flows out, debt piles up, and control shifts to external powers.

This is exactly what is happening to Canada.

• National assets, including farmland, energy reserves, and infrastructure, are increasingly controlled by foreign investors.
• Sovereignty over economic policy is being surrendered to global institutions like the United Nations, International Monetary Fund, and World Economic Forum.
• Productive industries are being replaced by speculation, with housing and financial services dominating the economy.
• Future generations are being left with debt, declining productivity, and fewer opportunities to create real wealth.

Mark Carney’s Career of Influence

Mark Carney is not an outsider pushing these policies from a distance. He has held some of the most powerful economic positions in Canada and abroad, and each step in his career has advanced the very policies that are dismantling Canada’s economic independence.

Bank of Canada (2008-2013)

As Governor of the Bank of Canada, Carney slashed interest rates to record lows during the global financial crisis. While low rates provided short-term relief, they also fuelled the largest real estate bubble in Canadian history.

Cheap credit made homes unaffordable for the next generation, while real estate speculation became a substitute for productive investment. Instead of strengthening Canada’s manufacturing, agriculture, and energy sectors, the country became addicted to debt-fuelled asset inflation.

Bank of England (2013-2020)

After leaving Canada, Carney became Governor of the Bank of England. There, he promoted climate finance rules that penalized investment in oil and gas while encouraging speculative flows into green financial products.

This policy directly undermined Canada’s natural resource industries, preventing them from receiving investment when it was most needed.

United Nations Climate Envoy (2020-present)

As the UN’s Special Envoy for Climate Action and Finance, Carney pushed ESG frameworks that dictate how capital can be deployed. These frameworks reward carbon credit speculation while starving productive industries like energy, agriculture, and mining of investment.

This accelerated the financial strangulation of Canada’s resource industries, making the country dependent on imported energy and food.

World Economic Forum Contributor

Carney is a senior figure at the World Economic Forum and a promoter of The Great Reset. This agenda shifts economic control away from elected governments toward global corporations and unaccountable transnational bodies.

Carney promotes a system of stakeholder capitalism that forces companies to follow global social and environmental rules instead of focusing on serving customers and shareholders.

Advisor to the Trudeau Government

Carney returned to Canada as a key advisor to the current federal government. His influence helped shape climate policies, banking rules, tax increases, and the net-zero transition.

The result has been higher taxes, rising debt, reduced domestic energy production, and increased reliance on foreign capital and imports.

The Real Danger if Carney Becomes Prime Minister

Mark Carney is actively seeking leadership of the Liberal Party of Canada, which would put him on a direct path to becoming Prime Minister. If that happens, global agendas will no longer influence Canadian policy; they will directly control it.

Carney’s track record points to:

• Higher taxes to fund climate and social spending dictated by global priorities, not domestic needs
• More debt to finance speculative green projects while productive industries face regulation, higher costs, and capital flight
• Greater reliance on foreign capital, with Canadian assets increasingly sold to offshore investors
• Full alignment with WEF, UN, and IMF rules, leaving little room for independent policy decisions
• Faster decline of Canadian resource industries under aggressive climate targets

This completes Canada’s liquidation, where wealth flows out, debt grows, and Canadians are left with declining real incomes and fewer opportunities.

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What Canadians Lose

• Homeownership becomes a luxury investment product, not a middle-class pathway.
• The dollar weakens as debt and deficits explode.
• Small businesses struggle as global ESG rules dictate where capital flows.
• Energy and food prices rise as domestic production falls under global environmental mandates.
• Economic policy is no longer made by Canadians, for Canadians, it is dictated by transnational institutions with no accountability to Canadian families.

How to Protect Yourself

Canadians who want to protect their wealth must act now.?De-risking?every part of one's financial life is essential, not just to weather future instability but also to ensure financial independence no matter what happens next.

This begins by building the Four Critical Pillars of Financial Survival:

1. Gold and Precious Metals – Physical gold and silver form the unshakable foundation of wealth protection. As real assets that cannot be printed, erased, or manipulated by governments, they preserve purchasing power and provide a reliable store of value when trust in financial institutions weakens.
2. Alternative Investments – Private investments like farmland, private equity, income-producing real estate, and private lending offer diversification beyond public markets. These assets reduce exposure to stock market volatility and global capital flows while offering long-term income and stability.
3. Active Discretionary Private Portfolio Management – This fiduciary model holds client assets in dedicated custodial accounts, fully separated from the firm’s assets and not mixed with brokerage holdings. This structure protects client ownership while ensuring portfolios are actively managed, with a focus on capital preservation first.
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Together, these Four Critical Pillars of Financial Survival provide Canadians with a complete defence against inflation, taxation, financial institution risk, and the erosion of economic sovereignty. They offer the tools to preserve and grow wealth outside the direct reach of governments and global institutions.

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Complimentary Portfolio Evaluation

The policies and global agendas driving Canada’s liquidation are exposing every Canadian investor to risks that go far beyond stock market volatility. Rising government debt, asset inflation, foreign ownership, and the erosion of economic sovereignty mean traditional portfolios tied to public markets and financial institutions are more vulnerable than ever.

I am offering a complimentary portfolio evaluation to help Canadians assess their exposure to these risks. To book your consultation, email me at?[email protected] or use my?Calendly Link.

Why Physical Gold Should Be the Foundation of Your Portfolio

Gold is a cornerstone of financial survival. Its value remains consistent even when currencies weaken, governments overreach, and financial markets seize. Gold does not rely on any financial institution’s promise. It is wealth in its purest form.

Gold provides:

• Stability and reliability during economic crises
• Protection from inflation and financial repression
• Portfolio insurance, acting as a hedge when stocks and bonds decline

Owning physical gold stored outside the banking system is critical for Canadians who are concerned about rising financial system risk. Contact?New World Precious Metals?to discuss secure physical gold and silver purchases.

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References

• Statistics Canada – National Balance Sheet, Q3 2024
• Bank of Canada – Key Interest Rate Data
• Canadian Pension Fund Reports (2024)
• World Economic Forum – The Great Reset
• UN Climate Finance Reports, 2023-2024
• Bank for International Settlements – Global Debt Monitor, 2024

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