In March 2025, I claimed that Donald Trump was trapping Globalist leaders into a rhetorical pincer in which their very opposition TO him would come to define their fall before him.
I started that analysis with Mark Carney's ascendancy in Canada.
Let's see how it aged ...
"Carney's ascendency on the back of Justin Castro-Trudeau's fall isn't just exposing long-running globalist plans, but also represents the latest in a long line of examples of Donald Trump's ability to accelerate enemy plans through abstract power projection.
It's also put the globalist faction in a defensive posture disguised as an offensive posture on a few levels, which we'll explore here:
Of course, this accelerated election pattern would mirror similar panic patterns we've seen recently out of the EU, specifically in France, where an identical move backfired tremendously on the mandate of Emmanuel Macron's ruling party, leaving French leadership in a similarly paralyzed position to the Canadian liberals.
One interesting bit of language coding threaded throughout Carney's campaign has been his ability to "manage crises." Of course, the fact that he's a literal "former" central bank manager (The Banks of Canada AND England) adds some delightful irony to his experience managing (read: fomenting) crises, but the story out of the globalist establishment is that the crisis he's being thrust into the spotlight to address is the one represented by the resurgence in American nationalism and protectionism to his immediate south.
Now, before we get into the twin ways Donald Trump is exercising near complete control over the Canadian political story, let's be reminded that it was Trump who accelerated this very swap, wondering aloud why Trudeau was still in power and accusing him of using his political war with Trump as a means of clinging to illegitimate power in Canada.
The Canadian people got this message, as did their tyrannical faux leadership, kicking off the Carney swap under the guise of a populist, 'democratic' succession.
What's more, Carney (again, a literal central banker,) is being forced to adopt nationalist, protectionist rhetoric against Trump.
This shows you why the globalist regime is so porked.
In order to combat Trump's rhetoric, they're being forced to adopt it. In order to fight nationalism, they're being forced to don nationalist plumage. In order to protect globalism, they're being forced to disguise it as sovereignty.
This is an untenable narrative position to maintain, as the actuals become increasingly divorced from the rhetoric.
Sovereigns will survive the transition. Collectivists will be eaten by their own.
Trump knows this. He just wants to fast forward to the endgame.
In other words, Trump plucks the strings. They dance."
Now, combine this reading with Trump's recent blitz on Canada on both Actual and Narrative grounds.
Does it seem like Trump is surprised by Carney's posture?
Does it seem like he's worried?
