Mark's flying again, to a small island off the coast of Newfoundland that belongs to France
After landing, he was met by his fellow European and globalist Emmanuel Macron
Both of these net-zero climate tax advocates flew private jets here, so they could hug each other and discuss ways to ruin their countries.
Mark's flying again, to a small island off the coast of Newfoundland that belongs to France.
— Carney's Carbon Footprint (@CarneyEmissions)September 20, 2026
After landing, he was met by his fellow European and globalist Emmanuel Macron.
Both of these net-zero climate tax advocates flew private jets here, so they could hug each other and… pic.twitter.com/NQznQKclWS