The curtain opens on the play and the last act is already known: Carney is crowned king

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Canadians need saving from Mark Carney, not Donald Trump

Tomorrow’s [Today’s] election will be one of the most important in Canadian history. The results hang on one crucial question: what’s the biggest threat to Canada right now?

The Liberals, under the guidance of Mark Carney, have used every tool at their disposal to frighten, persuade, and cajole voters into believing the biggest threat to Canada is American tariffs and America’s president.

But while relations with America are indeed something Canadians should care about, let’s hope that they’re not quite gullible enough to fall for that one. Let’s hope they recognise what Liberals have spent ten years proving over and over: the greatest threat to Canada as we know it isn’t in some other country. It’s right at home in Canada, nestling comfortably in the nation’s biggest armchair: the feckless and arrogant Liberal Party, with Mark Carney at its head.

Liberals have painted a lurid picture of the US government as Canada’s greatest threat, with Carney, an improbable knight in banker’s blacks, suiting up to fight the star-spangled dragon. But when a real dragon shows up, like China, watch them drop the hero act. Under the Liberals’ watch, China has been linked with continual interference in Canadian affairs, including in this very election.

You won’t believe this, but it’s true: Conservative federal candidate, Joseph Tay, was forced to cease in-person campaigning for safety reasons after Beijing placed a bounty on his head and issued a warrant for his arrest. Tay was subjected to a wave of online threats and disparagement. The SITE Task Force – Canada’s election-threat monitor – confirmed that Tay is the target of a transnational repression operation tied to the People’s Republic of China. Why? Because Tay is a vocal critic of China, and was involved with the Hong Kong pro-democracy protests.

And what have the Liberals – who should have dealt with Chinese interference years ago – done about it? Well, Tay’s Liberal opponent, Paul Chiang, thought it would be funny to joke that someone should turn Tay into the Chinese consulate and collect the bounty. And Mark Carney defended Chiang – until the general outcry forced Chiang to resign.

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