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Mar 4, 15 tweets

The $210 trillion climate scheme you've never heard of:

Mark Carney's "voluntary" climate revolution isn't about saving Earth.

It's about creating massive new profit centers for banks.

Here's the hidden conflicts that expose who really profits from his climate strategy:

I continue to watch Carney's calculated moves with growing suspicion.

From Bank of Canada to Bank of England to UN Climate Envoy to WEF leader.

Each role takes him further from serving Canadians.

And now he wants the highest office in our country?

But this goes even deeper...

His grand plan? A "voluntary" market for carbon credits.

But let me tell you what that really means:

Instead of our current carbon tax, we'd have a complex trading scheme where big companies pay to lower the carbon footprint.

Sounds nice, right? Here's the catch...

This isn't a simple system like the carbon tax.

It's a massive financial maze where:
• Every purchase has a carbon value
• Banks control the whole system
• Everything purchased is tracked

I have to believe that eventually our daily choices will all be monitored.

But there's something even more alarming...

Carney claims the carbon offset market could be worth $100 billion by 2030.

That's up from just $300 million in 2018.

Ask yourself: Who's really getting rich here?

Not Canadian families struggling with inflation.

Let me break down how this scheme hurts real Canadians:

Big companies pay the bill.
Who do you think they pass that cost on to?

It makes everything more expensive:
• Your groceries
• Your heating bills
• Your daily commute
• Your family vacation

All while global banks collect fees on every transaction. Even worse?

This system is nearly impossible to verify.

How do you prove someone actually reduced their carbon footprint?

You can't. It's ripe for fraud and manipulation.

Yet Carney wants to build our entire economy around it.

Here's what they don't tell you:

The WEF connection isn't coincidental.

Carney chairs their Glasgow Financial Alliance for Net Zero—a group controlling $130 trillion in banking assets to enforce climate policies worldwide.

But even the banks are backing out—major U.S. banks have already withdrawn.

Why? Because they see the writing on the wall...

This system will give unprecedented control over our daily lives:
• What you can buy
• Where you can travel
• What food you can afford
• How you can heat your home

Everything will be measured by its carbon footprint.

And Carney wants to be Prime Minister to enforce it all.

The same person on the Foundation Board of the World Economic Forum and co-chair of GFANZ needs political power.

The same man pushing this complex scheme wants to be PM to implement it.

The same banker who left Canada for England now claims to care about Canadian families?

This isn't about the environment.

It's about control and profit.

Every Canadian family will pay more.

Every global bank will make more.

And Carney? He's positioning himself to oversee it all.

Forget the fancy terms and complex systems.

This is a power grab, plain and simple:
• More control over your life
• More money for global banks
• Less freedom for Canadians
• Less accountability to voters

And they're betting you won't understand it until it's too late.

Look, I'm all for protecting our environment.

But we need real Canadian solutions that:
• Support our communities
• Protect our sovereignty
• Keep costs down

Not schemes that line the pockets of global private financiers while making life harder for regular folks.

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