Mark Carney is the new Prime Minister of Canada, and he's got a plan to get even more money out of his deal with China. It's no coincidence that he was in charge of one of the world's largest asset managers, Brookfield Asset Management, when China agreed to loan $276 million to buy lithium-ion batteries from Brookfield.
00:02:58.520And then you might be asking, what about the blind trust?
00:03:01.560He has one, but it doesn't mean anything.
00:03:04.040A blind trust is never truly blind. You always know what you own. You always know the sectors
00:03:09.920you are tied to. Calling it blind does not erase that. So what could he do? Well, he could sell0.75
00:03:16.040the assets. He could walk away from Brookfield completely. He could eliminate the conflict
00:03:21.420like that, but he did not. He kept them. Why? Because keeping them would destroy
00:03:26.500his entire incentive and motivation for even becoming prime minister in the first place.
00:03:32.860think about what that actually means the only reason why this guy is in political office is
00:03:37.980because he wants to control regulations taxes subsidies and bureaucracy he wants to use the
00:03:44.020power of the federal government to make himself richer and i do not say this lightly this is the
00:03:49.200most corrupted immoral and openly self-interested prime minister this country has ever had it's not
00:03:55.080even close this man is actively hollowing out canada's economy and culture to personally0.75
00:04:00.560benefit financially. And it gets way worse. Brookfield is now pitching a $50 billion
00:04:05.700maple fund for Canadian infrastructure, housing, and renewables. They want $36 billion from major
00:04:12.280pension funds, CPP Investment Board, Ontario Teachers, Casta Depot, and another $10 billion
00:04:18.620directly from the federal government. That fund would likely tie into EV infrastructure,
00:04:25.360Things like grid updates and charging networks, which means public pensions, retirees' money, could be funneled into China-linked projects through Brookfield.
00:04:39.680Take Tim Hodgson, former Goldman Sachs Canada CEO, advised Carney at the Bank of Canada, sat on major pension boards like PSP and Ontario Teachers.
00:04:49.000He leaves those roles, gets recruited into politics by Carney, and suddenly he's the energy minister.