Finding Our Way Out From Under the Cruel Heel of Ottawa’s Liberal Government

Prime Minister Mark Carney’s mask didn’t just slip--but fell right off--during his brief return to Canadian Parliament on Monday.

Pictures tell the real story and Carney’s cringeworthy smirk message to Minister of Industry Melanie Joly, and exactly what this Prime Minister of Canada truly is.

Before sending his smirk message to Joly, Carney and his clapping seal MPs had been displaying smug zero patience and tolerance for any Conservative, who happened to be holding the floor at the time.

‘What a drag!’ ‘Conservatives like them will be toast in the next election’, Carney’s smirk was messaging to an adulating Joly, sometimes media-dubbed, a “bimbo”.

When Liberal Minister of Transportation Steven McKinnon stepped up to defend the undefendable Alto High Speed Rail project, this is what popular ‘Moose on the Loose’ podcaster David Simieritsch had to say:

“The most important thing that happened here, look at Carney's face. I'll make it full screen.

“You can see Melanie Jolie. She's in the bottom corner. Something cheeky happened here. What's Carney laughing about there? Like something sinister is going on here.

“They're having a cheeky little moment there. It's something to do with the Alto project.”

(Mark 10:30 to 11:43 in the video)

Insufferable open displays of unadulterated snark have been arrogant Carney’s trademark ever since replacing former PM Justin Trudeau--now Carney’s go-to diversion with American celeb Katy Perry.

Grinning banker Carney finds no need to hide his and Trudeau’s newly manufactured celeb status.

Another look:

The following remarks are how Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre showed Carney up for the smirking hypocrite that he really is: (Mark 2:53 of above video)

“Prime Minister, welcome back to Parliament. To the Canadian people, the message of Conservatives is that we will fight to save you money this session of Parliament. Save you money on your rent and mortgage, save you money on gas and groceries, save you money here at home at your kitchen table where you're paying more than ever for food because this prime minister is costing you. He doubled the deficit, increased industrial carbon taxes and other fuel taxes, driving up your cost of living.

“So to the prime minister, he said in March that that affordability was the best it's been in a decade. Does he believe that or would he admit that people are paying more than ever?

“He’s proven once again that he is absolutely out of touch and Canadians are absolutely out of money. All they have gotten from him is big talk around the world and big bills here at home.

“Lolita, for example, from Mississauga told me this morning that she has to work two jobs now, one as a waitress and as an insurance broker to pay the insane grocery prices this prime minister promised that he would he would reduce.

“She can't eat speeches, summits, or signing ceremonies. Will the prime minister admit that affordability is not the best it's been in his in a decade?”

Does Poilievre sound like toast to you?

Ottawa Liberals rumored to be waiting to call yet another Snap Election, believe in their own contrived media polls.

Canadian voters, as proven in the recent thousands-strong gathering in Brantford, Ontario believe Conservatives will win.

Conservative Leader Pierre Poilievre deserves full credit for exposing con man Prime Minister Mark Carney and all the lies he’s been telling on his way to making Canada an unwitting Ground Zero in his brazen One World Government drive.

With the Carney-led Liberal Government outright owning the mainstream media, the law and virtually operating as a law unto themselves, millions of Canadians worry that they are trapped and that there is no possible way out of the WEF-inspired Liberals to a better life.

However there is a Way Out: It’s called getting out to vote Pierre Poilievre as Canada’s next Prime Minister.

Go Pierre, Go!

Judi McLeod——Bio and Archives -- 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.