Carney, China, Coal power and intersectional lines of attack on all aspects of Western identity

For all of Carney’s supposed superior knowledge of the world and markets, the art of provincial negotiations and incentives for private investment in natural resources appears to have already escaped his grasp. There’s evidence to suggest this is because, at heart, Carney is likely to be a fully fledged ESG prime minister (ESG being short for environmental, social, and governance principles being imposed on business).

In his speech after winning the Liberal leadership, Carney said he had a plan: “A plan, a plan, a plan … that makes us an energy superpower in both clean and conventional energy … a plan that creates one Canadian economy, not 13, because in Canada, we are stronger when we are united.”

Unfortunately, everything Carney’s said and done up until this point suggests not only that he’d fail to unite Canadian provinces to create this energy super-economy, but that’s he’s not actually interested in doing so in the first place.

The Liberal party may have a new face, but Carney’s insistence on keeping an emissions cap and industrial carbon tax in place — both products of Justin Trudeau’s Liberal government — doesn’t invoke much confidence in his energy superpower plan.

We view articles like the above as colour commentary. Like listening to someone describe the action on the field at a sporting event with maybe some light background on his views of the players or the refs but little to no actual information about the nature of the game at the strategic level.

The strategic level looks like this:

Politicians and other communist revolutionary actors create fictional narratives which have as their focus, a component of Western civilization and the identity of all who live in it which must be destroyed. These are called “Intersectional lines of attack”. The Global Warming thing is so obviously an attack on Western industry it should feel embarrassing to explain it out loud. But most still buy into it, even though China is not just immune from criticism for not living up to the various low carbon policies, but is actively building 5000 coal powered power production facilities a year, and they buy the coal from people like Mark Carney. Then there is the actual science which doesn’t support the Global warming from man-made CO2 claims whatsoever. Then there are the people who claim CO2 from engine exhaust is an existential threat to the entire planet, then take separate jumbo jets from Washington to LA for an afternoon. Michelle to go shopping, and Barack for a meeting. Then take separate jets to go home. Of course, Trudeau and Carney are no different.

If it was an existential threat you would see some evidence of it in their behaviour. The way they would say, jump out of the way of an oncoming truck. That is how you know they believe the truck is real, and it could really hurt them. Because they jump out of the way. (take any veiled reference you want to the Freedom Convoy and it’s threat to Trudeau’s power during covid you want, although I didn’t pick that example for that reason)

Below is a recentish interview with Maj. (Ret.) Stephen Coughlin on the intersectional lines of attack which is used to crush so many aspects of our identity. Think “Trans-affirming care” for the state’s ‘right’ to convince a child it is somehow in the wrong body, and needs to be surgically and chemically sterilized and mutilated to feel comfortable with itself. Ok then. Once you start to see it, examples are numerous and obvious.