Mark Carney: Canada’s Prime Minister or ‘Prime Communist’?

As readers most everywhere already know the United States since its founding has been, and is still led by an elected-by-vote, ‘president’, while Canada is led by a Party ‘appointed’ ‘prime minister’.

The U.S. was first led by selfless George Washington, and is now led by America-First Donald J. Trump.

As Canada Free Press columnist , homeless veteran hero Robert Rosebrock notes, Canada seems to be being led by what should be called a “Prime Communist” rather than a “Prime Minister”.

“When in truth, Canada has a "Prime Communist" controlling innocent, God-loving, law-abiding citizens.

“When I grew up, the word "Minister" was revered as a selfless Servant of God who led our church congregation, Rosebrok writes.

Canada’s first legit Prime Minister was the Honourable Sir John A. Macdonald, whose memory is being actively erased by Communists tearing down his statues, renaming schools, buildings and roads bearing his name.

They work to untether citizens from their history, traditions, religions, cultures and values.

That’s what Communists and their first cousin socialists do, world over.

While it may sound harsh to refer to PM Mark Carney, as “Prime Communist” rather than “Prime Minister”— “Prime Communist” is exactly who Carney is.

Acting has always come easy to Canada’s current PM. With the help of entertainer Mike Myers, Carney was an “Elbows Up” aging, wannabe hockey player, and as you can see in the video below, this week a wannabe soldier:

So in the sense of honesty and fairness, Mark Carney, who pays his allegiance to the communist-styled WEF, the socialist-styled European Union, the Labor Party-driven UK, and last but not least, to Communist China continues to play out in the far left field.

‘PM’ Mark Carney is not just a deadly danger to Canada and the U.S., but to Western Civilization.

Elbows Down forever on ‘PRIME COMMUNIST’ Mark Carney.

Meaning of “Prime Minister of a Country”

Role and Responsibilities

• Leader of the Cabinet: The Prime Minister is the most powerful political figure in the executive branch, presiding over the cabinet and directing its work Wikipedia.
• Command of the Legislature: In parliamentary systems, the Prime Minister must maintain the confidence of the legislature (usually the lower house) to remain in office Britannica.
• Policy and Administration: They set government policy, select and dismiss cabinet ministers, and oversee the implementation of laws and programs Wikipedia.
• Representation: The Prime Minister represents the government in domestic and international affairs, often acting as the main political spokesperson.

How the Role Differs from a President

• In presidential systems (e.g., the U.S., Brazil, South Korea), the President is both head of state and head of government, and the Prime Minister may be a lower-ranking cabinet member or even a vice-presidential role Wikipedia.
• In parliamentary systems (e.g., the UK, India, Canada), the Prime Minister is the head of government, while the head of state is separate and largely ceremonial Britannica.

In some countries, the head of government is called Premier, First Minister, Chancellor, or MinisterPresident, but these are often equivalent to “Prime Minister” in function Wikipedia.

In short: The Prime Minister is the chief executive and political leader of a country’s government, responsible for running the executive branch and leading the cabinet, but not the head of state in most systems Wikipedia+2.

The primary leader in most communist governments holds the title of General Secretary or First Secretary of the ruling Communist Party

Role and Significance

In communist states, the General Secretary (or First Secretary) is typically the de facto leader of the country, even if other state-level positions like president or prime minister exist Wikipedia. This leader is usually elected by the party's central committee and serves on the Politburo and Secretariat, giving them control over both party and government functions Wikipedia. In some cases, the General Secretary also holds state offices, consolidating both de facto and de jure authority Wikipedia.

Historical and Contemporary Examples

• Soviet Union: Leaders such as Joseph Stalin, Leonid Brezhnev, and Mikhail Gorbachev held the title of General Secretary, which became synonymous with the country's leadership Wikipedia.
• China: The General Secretary of the Chinese Communist Party is the paramount leader, often concurrently serving as President and Chairman of the Central Military Commission, as seen with Xi Jinping Wikipedia.
• Cuba: Miguel Díaz-Canel serves as both President and General Secretary of the Communist Party, reflecting the dual role common in communist states historyofcommunism.org.
• Vietnam and North Korea: Leaders like Nguyễn Phú Trọng and Kim Jong-un hold the title of General Secretary or First Secretary, often alongside state leadership positions Wikipedia+1.

Key Features

• Party-Centric Power: The General Secretary leads the ruling party, which is the central authority in a one-party system.
• Control Over Government: Through party mechanisms, the General Secretary influences legislation, military, and policy decisions.
• Election by Party Bodies: Typically chosen by the central committee or equivalent party organs, not by popular vote.
• Paramount Leadership: In practice, this title often represents the highest authority in the state, surpassing ceremonial or administrative roles like president or prime minister Wikipedia+1.
  In summary, the General Secretary or First Secretary is the defining leadership title in communist governments, combining party leadership with state authority to maintain centralized control over political, military, and ideological affairs.