Posted originally on Apr 27, 2025 by Martin Armstrong 

COMMENT: Carney is lying about everything. He is telling people the US is over and Canada will now lead the world. Anyone can look up the facts. U.S. total trade is 22.7% of world trade. $32.1 trillion. Canada’s total trade is $1.6333 trillion, or just 5.1%. He is lying to the public and the world.

You are right. This is a dangerous man.

SL

REPLY: The fact that he is supposed to be an economist means that these comments are deliberate lies to manipulate the people for nefarious reasons. Like Zelensky, he does not care about the people of Canada. This is the Globalist Agenda.

Carney Can Still Seize Control of Canada even if he loses to the Conservatives!

In Canada’s parliamentary system, the formation of a government depends on the number of seats won in the House of Commons, NOT the popular vote. This is highly confusing to Americans, for the outcomes can be very distorted.

If Pierre Poilievre (Conservative Leader) Wins More Seats, what happens?

If the Conservative Party wins the most seats (even without a majority), Poilievre would typically be invited by the Governor General to form a government as Prime Minister. He could attempt to govern with a minority, seeking support from other parties on key votes. If no party has a majority, Poilievre would need to demonstrate he can maintain the confidence of the House and form informal alliances or ad-hoc agreements with other parties.

Carney’s Path to a Government Victory.

Mark Carney would NOT negotiate with Trump and would certainly make the trade war a real thing. He could form a government despite winning fewer seats than the Conservatives by negotiating to create a coalition or formal agreement with other parties, such as the NDP or Bloc Québécois, to collectively hold a majority of seats, even if he receives fewer votes than Poilievre.

Now let’s dive deeper. Since Mark Carney is Canada’s 24th Prime Minister, he might try this first, but if Poilievre’s party has the most seats, constitutional convention usually gives him the first chance to test the House’s confidence. If Poilievre fails to secure confidence, losing what is called a throne speech or budget vote, then the Governor General could then invite Carney to try forming a government with cross-party support.

In Canada, a government survives only if it retains majority support in key votes. Back in 2008, a proposed opposition coalition tried to replace Stephen Harper’s minority government, but Harper prorogued Parliament to avoid a confidence vote. This underscores the political games at play that are not just procedural nature but backroom deals.

Therefore, on Monday, if Poilievre’s party wins the most seats, he will likely become Prime Minister. However, Carney could only form a government if he secured a majority coalition and Poilievre failed to win confidence, a rare and politically contentious scenario.

This is why Carney is a real threat to Canada, for he has made it clear that he is a globalist and will destroy Canada’s economy to try to overthrow Trump, just as Zelensky has done to his country, also on the Globalists’ directives.