Canada's Elites Migrate West: Carney Marries Canada to Dying Europe
The European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen recently delivered an address to the European Parliament in Strasbourg, France, where she proposed Canada as an 'associate member' of the EU. Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney attended the event and gave a speech of his own the next day.
Leyen's address was criticized for its arrogance and foolishness, with some accusing her of speaking as if she rules Europe. Carney, a former head of both the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England, was also criticized for being part of an 'elite' group chosen by others to represent their interests.
The author argues that the US has heavily subsidized the economies of Canada and Europe since World War II, providing security while permitting one-way tariffs against American producers. This arrangement has endured beyond its immediate necessity and has been misrepresented in children's textbooks as if the US is responsible for the decline of these nations' economies.
The author criticizes Leyen and Carney for promoting a security and economic alliance that would reintegrate the UK into Europe's bureaucratic ranks, while also enveloping Ukraine with military and financial support. This move is seen as an attempt to sabotage the British people's 2016 referendum in favor of Brexit.
The author concludes that Canada, the UK, and the EU are 'dilapidated vessels' drifting in an open sea, relying on US military assets and personnel for defense. They argue that Carney's plan to marry Canada to the European Union would lead to economic stagnation, inflation, and corruption.