CANADIAN Prime Minister Mark Carney wearing a cowboy hat is pure, unadulterated fakery and image peddlling. Carney the green banker wouldn’t know a horse’s arse from its nose.
That might be a slight exaggeration, but Carney, like his Australian counterpart Albanese, is pushing the green global agenda such as “carbon capture” stupidity in a province where oil, and shale oil in particular, is a multi-billion dollar industry.
Carney also appears to have Alberta’s turncoat Premier Danielle Smith well and truly wrapped around his globalist little finger.
Smith came to power a few years ago promising populist-style policies and resisting the big city “progressives” from the east, aka the Liberal Party of Canada, then led by the Castro’s suspected love child Justin Trudeau.
But Smith gradually revealed she was no populist, especially in regard to her attacks on Dr William Makis MD, who dared to buck the mainstream cancer treatment protocols, using common anti-parasite medicines like fenbendazole and ivermectin.
Makis says he’s declaring war on “Premier Smith’s scammers who are defrauding cancer patients with fake websites”.
“If you have been scammed, please send me the info of the fake email, fake website, fake Facebook, fake Telegram, fake WhatsApp, fake Messenger,” he says in an email.
“I will give it all to my lawyer Catherine Christensen @ValourLegal, we will take it to Court and file it, and I will give you 3 free months of full access to my Substack so you can access cancer research, cancer testimonials, Ivermectin protocols, videos and more.”
“It’s 2026, I’m not going to put up with vicious attacks on terminally ill Cancer patients any longer. These con artists can all go to hell.”
Makis says Premier Smith is fully owned by Big Pharma and she has been viciously attacking thousands of cancer patients for over a year.
“Enough is enough, it’s time to go to war and shut these Alberta Government scammers down.”
Meanwhile Carney’s predecessor Trudeau is still haunting international gatherings. He is heading to Davos, Switzerland, next week to headline the Global Soft Power Summit 2026, which will take place alongside the World Economic Forum’s annual gathering of global elites.
The summit, hosted by Brand Finance at Davos’ Tata Dome on Jan. 20, will launch “the latest Global Soft Power Index, which measures how nations are perceived globally, based not on military strength or economic output, but on “reputation,” “values,” and “attractiveness.”
This is how the organisers of this event describe their so-called soft power strategy: “As conflicts – military and economic – challenge the established order, soft power has become a vital tool for building trust and long-term influence. This year’s Summit will explore how a comprehensive nation brand strategy encompassing all channels from business to culture, from sustainability to innovation, and from media to sports can help nations navigate an increasingly volatile world.”
We have three words to describe multinational companies that presume to “manage” nation-states like toothpaste brands – “sleaze”, “deception” and “propaganda”.
