En Francais : https://parliamentarianobserver.blogspot.com/2026/01/chantal-hebert-discours-de-mark-carney.html
Blogger's Note: Political analyst Chantal Hébert, a seasoned expert in dissecting politics, has very effectively analyzed Mark Carney's speech. I would only add that Mark Carney is a product of the WEF-EM, now grown up, and even a veteran of the WEF-EM, its politics, and high finance. With Chrysta Freeland and a dozen ministers sitting in the Canadian cabinet, not to mention the public service, consultants, and auditors under contract on his team, he couldn't have done otherwise. It's his strong suit, his strong point. Mr. Poilievre has just been surpassed by several degrees, even intellectually. The fact remains that the Canadian public is suffering and will have to decide whether international politics, which resonates with the public, or domestic politics will capture the attention of voters in the next by-election or general election. The Conservatives are not equipped for international affairs, and Mr. Carney embodies someone who doesn't care about domestic politics, which are close to the voters.
We are living in a very interesting period and at the base of a founding movement of a new order, and perhaps some sectoral order such as industry, technology, finance and even human rights if any remain, and so on, the whole will lead to a unipolar or multipolar world order, preferably.
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Mark Carney is causing a sensation in Davos.
will talk about this speech during which he denounced the brutality of the world current and major powers pleaded for a new world order based on the collaboration between small and medium power. He says we need to Okay, a series of things first, uh, Mark Carney wrote this speech himself, this which is unusual for a first minister, but it seemed there. We, we You can see it when you put lines in the someone's mouth. uh, who are they, Libyans? and when the person built this speeches and even before his speeches advisors indeed confirm that he had written the speech himself, anyone who read that speech he thought, "There is only one person who "It was Marcy who was able to write this speech." Secondly, there is a consensus among the veterans of political coverage federal, of which I am, uh, that it is without doubt one of the speeches if not the speech the most masterful one we've ever heard Prime Minister, I covered five before Marc Conney. I'm excluding those who have not lasted, uh, that a prime minister of international. Uh, it's and you're talking about your entire career politics. I tried to think about it. Brian Maron's speech made Grand speeches. It's not, it's not that that I am saying but Steven Harper also made some very sturdy ones But that one was masterful. Uh, and In that context, that one was also at least as brave, if not more so the speeches of Brian Modroney who He was very much on the party and South Africa at the time. Uh, it's and in front of an audience who normally doesn't react or is rather cautious. Then there was a call, I I wouldn't call it reckless, but it was still an appeal to to to to the to distrust of the great powers. We don't The United States wasn't named, but it's not necessary. We could put the United States in this text, roughly at all the paragraphs and we will arrive at the Same thing. It's not news that China and Russia are abusing their power. What's new is that The United States is now involved. in roughly the same circle. and the Mr. Carney's response after 1 year and I am convinced that he did not arrive to the government, saying to themselves, this is the better approach but after 1 year it's It doesn't work, and he says something like that. It doesn't work to fold and be submitted and to hold a competition submission and applause in thinking that it will change things. totally in tune with the times too but that is different from the fact that there has been a He received a standing ovation for his speech in Davos. We don't do that with OVS, especially not on... speeches that ultimately invite planet or at least the least states powerful to resist rather than to to comply with what is being imposed as new world order which is the law of the strongest. In other words, the law of the strongest. You can never win with the strongest person. this sentence, if you are not at the Table, you are on the menu. It's uh, suggestive of what is happening currently. The day in addition where uh Mr. Trump in the night who had the previous one had been using intelligence artificial to show Canada under as in me, I'm not going to do it just a bite after the Grosland. So, All this to say that from Now, where do we go from here? Yeah, because it would be necessary to accompany that's the discourse of concrete action. today is the political leader at follow outside of Canada on the rest of the planet. To be continued, I want not to say to follow step by step, I want to tell to watch go. It had already started with this agreement with the China, which has caused quite a stir despite the modesty of some of these challenges. The 49,000 electric vehicles, What some claim, we are not currently putting 3 or 4 million Chinese electric vehicles on the roads in Canada this year. But that had already sent a signal that everyone the world had seen the BBC go by, uh, the the American media who saw in That's a signal from Canada, and that's enough. We're moving on to other things. We have No more wasting our time. And now with this discourse, more and more, it There will be a lot of attention on the Canada and how we stand out There's a game involved in all of this. You know that. Mr. Carné will be going very soon. in India to try to repair the the same bridges he repaired in China. But for the world of the greats companies in Canada, I'm talking about the example of which the main advice in start of the year for the prime minister It was do no harm. Don't do wrong in anticipation of renegotiation Clearly elsewhere and we are preparing clearly the Canadians to what the renegotiation of the COM is less central for obvious reasons, that is to say, the lack of respect that Mr. Trump has shown up to present to hear them negotiate himself on the rates and the fact that It protects absolutely no one from a mood swings. But beyond that, we Go see today where we're going. go because there is one of the Columnists, I largely agree With him, moreover, there are two points of sight. There's one who says, and it's reducer and I'm not convinced that It will pass because you know that Mr. Trump will take note of the ovation and doesn't really like it when people take away his supremacy of applause and of the submission. But then there is one who said it was too subtle when the He won't understand, so he won't insult himself. Okay, fine. There's another one who says, uh Make no mistake, Mark Cney has just... to urinate on Donald Trump's carpet. So, we're somewhere in between. We're going to We'll certainly know more soon. But do you think he will retaliate? Directly from Donald Trump? We'll see. We end our press conference. Yesterday I told you about the advice for the PI and this signing session that Mr. Trump wants to organize for Tomorrow morning, and things aren't looking good. because, well, obviously France has As I said, do what you want, but I'm not going there, there are other countries Europeans who said the same thing. Mark Carney will not be there and is taking over the plane without meeting Donald Trump. After Mr. Trump's speech at Davos. Mark Cney returns to Canada. He There's no question of him extending his stay. He didn't say he wouldn't sign. but there is no intention until proof to the contrary of presenting oneself signing session which for the moment has the air of complaining, especially about people we Not frequented much. Uh, so it's That's pretty much where we are. OK. And in Canada, I predict for you I based my decision on the reactions at that moment. I've rarely seen so many reactions to Canada, a speech from a first Canadian minister. I predicted that this The speech will do more in the immediate future Much more good than harm to Mark Carney. There are very few people who who are those who raised their hands to And the impact on Pierre Poilièvre, it is What's going on with him? that we can at least hear him a little bit on on the same subject the threats day. First, a lot of tenors. conservatives on social media who applauded the speech, saying What a solid speech. But above all, it's the day that Mr. Poilèv had chosen to take a further interest in the carbon tax which according to him the tax industrial this time made raise the price of gasoline. And then, There is the elder among those who have been more scathing, the former minister of heritage, James Moore, who had Clearly enough, and who went on social media to say vote Liberal, vote Conservative, but at the less realize that we are in a different environment and that it We need to talk about these things. Mr. Poilèv, who at the beginning of the week manifested itself with considerable delay on the Grosland only once which has lost the support of an extreme influencer right wing who had himself courted him at last year's course that didn't say a word yesterday about this image of the flag of Canada under the American flag and there are columnists and people identified with the Conservative Party who they say "But what time do we Does he include himself in this conversation? And Michael Chung is a Conservative Party member of the Conservative Party. MP who had resigned from the council ministers Stephen Harper because of the resolution on the Quebec nation on which, as minister, he said He wasn't consulted, and now he's criticizing. at the foreign affairs office and I know Maybe he's gone on vacation somewhere, but I've rarely seen one critics have so little to say then that Canada is just as much in a debate on foreign affairs. So at within the conservative movement at least among those who think and who Mr. Poilièvre was thinking absent subscribers and that's when we start to Getting tired of this. Chantal, thank you to tomorrow.
