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World Economic Forum masters left with egg on their face.

Trouble Brewing in WEFer Land


By Judi McLeod ——--July 3, 2025

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Big Trouble in World Economic Forum’s WEFer land:

If the One World Order advocating WEF wants to proceed with its main goal to take down America in its obsessive bid to succeed, they will have no choice but to pull—now publicly floundering—Canadian PM Mark Carney.

Carney’s epic embarrassing fall can be followed daily on X, formerly Twitter.

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For all of his big talk, Carney has been flip-flopping with only his scant bravado and government-controlled media holding him up.

One thing to drain a country of its wealth, such as happened in England and Canada. Quite another to reimage the whole of Western civilization.

Canada Free Press prediction: the WEF will have no choice but to replace their latest appointed Agent of Change. It’s no longer a question of if but when.

The WEF powers that be can’t simply replace Carney with another Canadian Liberal WEFer, because “elbows up” Carney has made Canada the laughing stock of the post-COVID world.

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Even Carney’s first Canada Day address fell flat:

“Prime Minister Mark Carney, in his first official Canada Day message said that historic moment was a bet by provinces that they’d be “stronger together than they ever could be apart.”(Global News, July 1, 2025)

    “They were right. They became a new federation that’s now grown into our strong, bilingual, multicultural, ambitious country,” he said in the pre-recorded message.”

This in the reality of the long-suffering Province of Alberta and perhaps other provinces looking for viable ways to separate.

    “Carney went on to say that in the years since, Canada’s history has been marked with “inflection points” and the country now faces another moment.” (Global News)

That moment of which he speaks is ridden with the sincere worries that Canada is losing its long term claim on its very sovereignty. Ten long years of his protege former PM Justin Trudeau having pushed Canada into deep economic decline.

    “The world is changing, old friendships are frayed, our economy is being buffeted by a trade war we didn’t start,” he said. “Our values are being tested by attacks on democracy and freedoms that we must resist.” (Global News)

According to this global elitist, who makes it clear he prefers Europe to America, everything wrong in Canada is the fault of U.S. President Donald J. Trump.

    “He went on to say that as the world is changing, Canadians are united and stressed the country would build a “one Canadian economy,” a phrase used by Carney as the federal government has worked to bring down interprovincial trading barriers. (Global News)
    “The prime minister’s message was similar when he took the stage at the noon national ceremony.
    “I’m particularly proud that in a world that’s fraught with division, that we under the maple leaf have considered our options and we’ve decided not to pull apart and fight, but to come together and to build,” Carney said.
    “We are a country that is great because in part we know we can be even better. We’re a country that does things because they’re right, not because they’re easy. A people that see kindness as a virtue, not a weakness. And now is the time to build a Canada worthy of those values, a Canada worthy of its great people, a Canada for all and for all time.”

Canadian people may see kindness as a virtue, but their government is one that fully backs abortion and euthanizes (MAID) more of its citizens than any other country in the world

    “His remarks followed performances by various artists, including Mi’kmaw performer Alicia Murrin, Metis singer Andrian Turenne and Inuit poet Taqralik Partridge, and a flyby of the Canadian Air Force Snowbirds. (Global News)
    “Canadian Identity Minister Steven Guilbeault was also in attendance and addressed the crowd ahead of the performances.
    “When we think of Canada, we think of its beauty, wilderness, vast, raw and stunning natural landscapes,” he said. “We see rugged coasts, lush, green forests, golden prairies, snow-capped mountains and windswept tundra. There’s no other place like Canada and we all share a sacred duty to protect it.
    “But Canada is far more than just a place, it’s something that we carry around in our hearts with pride.”

Hard to say which of the two is better at the constant delivery of word salads, Guilbeault or boss man Carney.

    “Quebec singer Garou sung Des choses a dire and pianist Thompson Egbo-Egbo performed the Hymn to Freedom, with the Duke of Edinburgh Prince Edward delivering a speech in between the performances.(Global News)
    “Gov.-Gen. Mary Simon also addressed the crowd, telling those in attendance and watching from home what she admired most about Canada.
    “We share this vast land and I love that in all of its enormous geography, it’s often the little things that transform lives and communities,” Simon said. “What I have seen is people acting with kindness, teaching children, building bridges, understanding between people.”

Unfortunately for him, Carney’s watching audience on X is not just made up of Canadians, including his “elbows up” boomers, but his World Economic Forum masters left with egg on their face.


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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.


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