Carney and Ford: Your Cover Is Wearing Thin Now That Pete Hoekstra’s Antiseptic Sunlight Shines In On Your Shenanigans

The Blue Jays Play Ball Not Politics;


Canada’s insufferable mostly MIA Prime Minister Mark Carney and his buffoonish sidekick ‘Conservative’ Ontario Premier Doug Ford were aiming for massive publicity when they chose to air their AOC-like $75 Million Ad during the World Series.

In the imagination of these two hucksters, the Ad would be the perfect springboard for a second Snap Federal Election—during which they can dishonestly blame U.S. President Donald Trump for Canada’s imminent financial collapse.


Caught up in their own bloated egos the two heavyweights want Blue Jay fans to see them rather than the players running the bases as the crowd roars.

Almost anything is possible in the sleazy world of politics.

The ball that started rolling by the ‘Elbows Up’ Carney and Ford has been picked up by British Columbia lefty Premier David Eby, who vows to carry it forward long after the World Series ends.

Rumors abound that Ottawa Liberals will soon call a Snap Federal Election. According to Liberal power brokers, there’s no better time that they can capitalize on media-spun ‘boomer’ hatred of American President Donald Trump, who they dishonestly blame for Canada’s imminent economic collapse.

They got away with it once getting elected by blaming Donald Trump rather than themselves for Canada’s 10-year Liberal-led decline after proroguing (shutting down) Parliament, then installing WEF-sponsored globalist banker Mark Carney as PM, before treating themselves to a summer-long holiday.

If the Blue Jays find victory after a long 32 years, count on the anti-American Carney/Ford duo pushing themselves front and center, using a Blue Jays’ victory as their PR cover for yet another Snap Election.

All of this brings Canada Free Press back to 2003 when the Blue Jays—wrongly accused of being a totally white team—were portrayed as “racists” by legacy media.

That summer CFP posted a front page story entitled, “The White Jays Brigade”. It was CFP’s response to a Toronto Star banner story, claiming that the Toronto Blue Jays were not diverse enough. Toronto’s popular “Boys of Summer” woke up to find their pictures, in full colour on the newspaper’s June 28 front page.(Canada Free Press, July 7, 2023)



    “The White Jays?” asked the Star headline. “In a city of so many multi-cultural faces, Toronto’s baseball team is the whitest in the league. Why?”
    “Many Jay’s players were understandably upset by the politically correct story, which happened to coincide with the team’s opening-day roster.
    “CFP wasn’t long in noticing that the accusatory Toronto Star was the whitest in the newspaper industry and ran pictures of Star editors and reporters on its website site to prove it.

The CFP’s “White Jay Brigade” banner story was picked up and carried by Fox News.

As the lying Liberals move the country towards another Snap Election, the majority of Canadians don’t understand the depth of deceit being inflicted upon them by the governing Party.

Having successfully gotten away with their allegedly fraudulent $75-million Ad televised during the first two games of the World Series, Carney and Ford have devolved into fighting each other as to who knew what and when.

Unfortunately, this is now a soap opera involving the Blue Jays beloved ball team.

Thanks largely to U.S. Ambassador to Canada Pete Hoekstra, the sunlight has come shining through:

Hoekstra: “Canada burnt the bridges with America. Donald Trump did not slam the door, Canada slammed that door all by itself.”

The hopeful eyes of millions of long-enduring Blue Jay fans are on the sport of the game, and not on the dirty politics of clowns Carney and Ford.

Here’s hoping that in the end Carney’s ‘boomers’ don’t get fooled again.

Meanwhile, as the 7th Inning Stretch Song used to say: “Let’s go, Blue Jays, let’s play ball.”


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Judi McLeod—— -- Judi McLeod, Founder, Owner and Editor of Canada Free Press, is an award-winning journalist with more than 30 years’ experience in the print and online media. A former Toronto Sun columnist, she also worked for the Kingston Whig Standard. Her work has appeared throughout the ‘Net, including on Rush Limbaugh and Fox News.