A Man of Many Words

Generally, I like Dr. Jordan Peterson’s podcasts; his writing less so. Like many readers, my inbox is full and time is limited. Articles of short reading time are preferred.

GROK3 saves me time.

Rather than spending twenty minutes to read Peterson’s article, I sought AI assistance to net out his message in under 200 words.

In this National Post opinion piece, Jordan Peterson critiques Mark Carney’s book “Value(s)” and his potential leadership of Canada.

Peterson argues that Carney’s grandiose aim to build a “better world for all” lacks humility and feasibility. He finds the book shallow, digressing into an economic primer rather than deeply exploring values.

Peterson accuses Carney of prioritizing climate change above all else, using fear to justify tyrannical control over every financial decision.

He warns that Carney’s policies—aligned with globalist agendas like net-zero goals, DEI, and ESG—would sacrifice Canada’s prosperity, imposing restrictions on travel, diet, and energy use without viable alternatives.

Peterson portrays Carney as a failed international leader whose ideas have collapsed globally, yet who now seeks to lead Canada into poverty and subjugation under the guise of moral virtue.

He urges Canadians to reject Carney’s vision, warning of a future of diminished freedom and economic decline if he assumes power.

Carnival Carney has fans🥺

Yesterday, while knocking on doors to collect the 100 nomination signatures required for me to be listed on the ballot as an INDEPENDENT candidate in this federal election, a retired gentleman expressed his admiration for Mark Carney. He thinks Carney to be a great choice as Prime Minister of Canada and hopes for Carney’s election win.

When I offered my card as a Substack writer, and he said he had never heard of Substack. This was not uncommon, especially from those who also said they did not know me and would not vote for me.

I explained that they would know far more about my views and experience than any other candidate if they simply chose to read some of the many posts on My Life Lens. No other candidate offers this level of transparency.

Looney Carney-mania

The Big Liberal Election Machine, paid for by Canadian taxpayers, is currently running at full throttle.

If only Canadian voters would turned off their TVs, cancel their Globe & Mail and Toronto Star subscriptions, and listen to any radio broadcast but the CBC or CFRB, they may learn the “other side of the story” about Carnival Carney.

The British weren’t impressed when Carney was Governor of the Bank of England. His looney Net-Zero delusions for global utopia under the WEF ambitions for Digital Communism are the stuff of legend.

‘Stakeholder Capitalism’ is Communism in Disguise.

Mark Carney promotes the WEF’s stated goal of “stakeholder Capitalism” to replace ‘free market Capitalism’. Make no mistake about it‼️ This is simply a gussied-up version for one of Karl Marx’s nostrums:

“From each according to his ability, to each according to his needs" is a slogan popularized by Karl Marx in his 1875 work, "Critique of the Gotha Programme."

It expresses the idea that in a communist society, individuals would contribute to the best of their abilities and receive according to their needs, aiming for a fair distribution of resources.

- WIKIPEDIA

I have never forgotten the following YouTube video about out future under the One World Government envisioned by WEF members like Mark Carney, Justin Trudeau, Chrystia Freeland and Jagmeet Singh.

Mark Carney is a Man in a Mission.

His mission? To finish the job that Justin Trudeau began in 2016/: to move Canada under the control of a One World Government controlled by elites. They will rule the Earth using the modern digital instruments of population control to bring ultimately bring about global stakeholder capitalism.