All right.

These are words that I genuinely never expected would ever come out of my mouth.

But yesterday, Canada's Prime Minister Mark Kearney delivered a speech at Davos, no less,

that was truly stunning and earth-shattering,

and I think will prove to be highly consequential.

And I want to make clear I have no illusions about who Mark Carney is.

I know exactly who he is.

His entire life is basically nothing but a tribute to the values of careerism, thriving solely within establishment institutions and being nothing but a

maven for status quo perpetuation. The absolute opposite of anyone interesting, disruptive, radical, or anything else.

Harvard and Oxford and Goldman Sachs and the Bank of Canada.

Just an absolute centrist, globalist.

I know exactly you, Mark Carney is.

I want to be very clear that nothing that I'm saying here about how important his remarks yesterday were in any way

signify that I'm an admirer of Mark Carney or that, you know, I understand that my whole life may

go by for the next however many years or decades without ever uttering a single word of

praise for him again.

And it's not even necessarily praise that I'm uttering here because I think a lot of what he's saying is so self-interested in.

Yet in many ways, what makes it so remarkable is how candid it is because he basically

admits that.

I gave, I did a video a couple of days ago in the context of Iran and Venezuela where I talked

about how when you're obviously a political journalist, you encounter all sorts of propaganda.

Sometimes it's very frustrating because it's so brazen and yet people believe it.

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