🇨🇦 Carney courts Riyadh while Canada rots

Three days after Mark Carney left Saudi Arabia, the Yemen ceasefire collapsed and missiles started flying again. Naturally, Ottawa’s response is to plant a permanent defence attaché in Riyadh and help boost Canadian defence exports, as reported. The same ruling class that lectures Canadians about values, ESG, and moral responsibility suddenly discovers realism when a Gulf monarchy waves around sovereign wealth and procurement contracts.

This is the real Carney doctrine: deindustrialize at home, moralize in public, then chase foreign cash abroad under the banner of opportunity. Saudi Vision 2030 gets enthusiasm, while Canada’s own sovereignty, energy sector, and resource economy get smothered by globalist bureaucracy and climate theatre. Ottawa can move fast for weapons, mining deals, and elite networking in Jeddah, but not for Canadians priced out of housing or buried under the Trudeau-era wreckage Carney now manages with Bay Street polish. The regime’s priorities are obvious: foreign capital first, Canadian national interest somewhere after the photo ops.

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