Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney says he's setting a goal for the country to double its non-U.S. exports in the next decade, saying Canada’s former strengths based on close ties to the United States have become vulnerabilities.
Yes, yes I do and I have been following the committee meetings about his COI and his screen
What about the purchase of 26 High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems?
A “Carney conflict” refers to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s potential conflicts of interest related to his past financial holdings with the investment firm Brookfield, which includes investments in defense companies like Lockheed Martin. This was brought into focus with the Canadian government’s recent plans to purchase missile launcher systems from the U.S…
You were saying something…
No, you still don’t because having stock in Brookfield is something many people do, like Pierre Polievre. You’re making something from nothing and it’s funny because it just shows how little you know. If Pierre was Prime Minister, you wouldn’t care about him owning several houses and profiting by making policy that benefits him. You Conservatives are just bigly mad because the Liberals have someone well versed in finance and your leader is a career politician that has no policy and always resorts to name calling. Big please, keep telling us what a fiscal master you are.
I am well aware of Pierre Polievre and many others have investments in Brookfield. They are part of most investment plans, mutual funds because they are very successful, just look at the stock trackers on Carney’s Blind Trust they are all sky rocketing except ONE the last time I checked.
I never claimed to be a fiscal master but I know Mark Carney is a Grifter…
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Yplac_72d8
This is just some Direct Conflicts there are a lot more here just go and do a CTRL - F and search the data for whatever you want
https://miro.com/app/board/uXjVIgUjvog=/
Yes, yes I do and I have been following the committee meetings about his COI and his screen What about the purchase of 26 High Mobility Artillery Rocket Systems? A “Carney conflict” refers to Prime Minister Mark Carney’s potential conflicts of interest related to his past financial holdings with the investment firm Brookfield, which includes investments in defense companies like Lockheed Martin. This was brought into focus with the Canadian government’s recent plans to purchase missile launcher systems from the U.S… You were saying something…
No, you still don’t because having stock in Brookfield is something many people do, like Pierre Polievre. You’re making something from nothing and it’s funny because it just shows how little you know. If Pierre was Prime Minister, you wouldn’t care about him owning several houses and profiting by making policy that benefits him. You Conservatives are just bigly mad because the Liberals have someone well versed in finance and your leader is a career politician that has no policy and always resorts to name calling. Big please, keep telling us what a fiscal master you are.
I am well aware of Pierre Polievre and many others have investments in Brookfield. They are part of most investment plans, mutual funds because they are very successful, just look at the stock trackers on Carney’s Blind Trust they are all sky rocketing except ONE the last time I checked. I never claimed to be a fiscal master but I know Mark Carney is a Grifter… https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_Yplac_72d8
You’re a fool if you think Carney is a grifter and Poilievre is not. A damned. fool.
Oh and
Okay lets I will tell you Carney’s Conflicts you tell me Poilievre’s:
-F-35 Fighter Jets Carney is invested in Lockheed Martin
-Red Chris Mine Expansion Carney is invested in Newmont (Majority Owner)
-Darlington SMR 2 Companies involved
-Pathways Alliance Project Carbon Capture 3 Companies involved
-Industrial Reconciliation Rebuilding Ukraine 7/9 Companies involved
This is just some Direct Conflicts there are a lot more here just go and do a CTRL - F and search the data for whatever you want https://miro.com/app/board/uXjVIgUjvog=/