All Content

Carney's Bigger Plan Is Starting to Reveal Itself

Moose on the Loose117 views
0:00

Houston was here ostensibly to talk about his vision for the province's economy and how to address what is a record -setting deficit.

0:08

We're getting more pieces of the puzzle.Welcome back to Moose on Loose.Today, we've got Carney making more announcements.We've got unruly protesters.We've got a bunch of stuff here.Let's jump into this.

0:17

Starting this episode off from the Taxpayer Federation, we've got Carney dropping $160 ,000 on airplane food during one trip.one trip $59 ,800 during his for a single trip while dining on chicken cassoula chilean sea bath and death by chocolate according to government records so looking at these records we can see all those different flights here paris london rome brussels etc and most notably you can see the number here of passengers 80 64 68 61 57 55 so say if we just say there's 60 passengers hundred and sixty thousand dollars that's twenty six hundred and sixty six bucks per person like twenty six hundred dollars for every single person is what they're spending on food for a single flight.That's what the government thinks of your tax dollars as in they can vote 2600 bucks on every single person.And here's some examples.Look at this chicken bulk meal 180 bucks.It's interesting they block out all the numbers of orders.

1:10

I don't know why.Sausage paste meal with TSU $1 ,750.Chicken meal.I mean, look at up here.They have wet ice for $24.How about some of that wet ice?

1:21

Orange juice, $90.We're no longer in the days of Stephen Harper or the $10 glass of orange juice, are we?Moving ahead, we got Shreya Teast modeling out the NDP rising back to power, at least with 18 to 34 year olds, as he mentions here.They've literally surged after Abby Lewis became their leader.There's no denying it here.NDP coming back with this age group.

1:40

And most notably, look at the bottom, this is from April to June.So this is the course of two months the NDP have searched this much in this age group.Moving ahead, what do we have here on CBC?Quebec sells iconic Oka cheese to French dairy giant.The cheese cooperative Agropeur is selling its fine cheese division, which generates about 200 million a year to a French dairy giant.Lactalis.

2:01

The Quebec company says it wants to focus on their other operations, including milk and butter production.So much for supply management.We've also got this one here.Canada Post gave $30 .8 million in bonuses in 2025, despite a $1 .57 billion deficit.That's right, the executives at Canada Post still getting big lucrative bonuses despite the massive deficit.What an absolute waste.

2:22

Moving ahead, we've got Mark Carney posting this.Ottawa to build a drone testing facility in Quebec as part of defence strategy.That's got to be the first thing to be fixed.Moving ahead, what do we have on CBC?Yep, this is not good.It says Alberta federal government and five oil sands companies have entered deal on July the 2nd.

3:09

Now the Pathways Project is to suck CO2 out of the air, inject it deep into the ground, and it costs a ton of money to do this.It also highly poisons the ground, so you don't want to be living around there.It says the federal government has committed to extending investment tax credits of 50 % on on eligible carbon capture equipment and 37 .5 % on associated transportation, storage, and use equipment.Those rates are now valid until 2035, where previously have been in effect until 2030.Now let's look how this lines up with Carney's Brookfield Global Transition Fund 1.So his fund is set up for 10 years right now with a possible extension to 12 years.

3:45

Carney sets this up in June of 2022.$15 billion, we can see that this compounded over 10 years at an example of 20%.sent.that goes up to $92 billion.So getting into all this complicated math of the hurdle rates and all this kind of stuff, 8 % etc. carried interest.Carney gets 3 % carried interest after investors get their payout and Brookfield takes their cut.

4:07

But basically this ends in 2032.And if it's the 12 year extension, then 2034.These are the timelines to look at because these line up with everything not only his Brookfield Global Transition Fund one, but also with the SEC the stock not to build Canada strong.It's none of that.It's all of it is going towards this.I wish the media had the courage to talk about this stuff that does none of them do.

4:56

None of them mentioned this stuff ever.Basically, I'm going to get this on my channel, maybe a couple other independent creators.Everything points to this 2034.Which brings us down to this section here.It's one of these numbers.$392 ,712 ,122 billion.

5:10

This is what Carney's looking at.He wants to get America on board because then he could probably double these numbers if he gets America on board, maybe even more, five times that.He could be walking away with $5 billion after all this is said and done.If a Democrat gets elected, Kamala Harris, and pushes his net zero, sky's the limit.Now back to the Pathways Project here.It says Ottawa is to introduce legislation enabling investment tax credits to enhance oil recovery.

5:33

percent on carbon capture equipment, 18 .75 percent for transportation, storage and use.out of this carbon capture is they're increasing production by using this to try to get the oil out of the ground.Aside from that, there's no product created from injecting CO2 into the ground.Creating a $30 billion carbon capture facility is a net loss for Canada.There's not a net gain.There's no economic benefit.

6:01

It's a loss.It says Pathways project would proceed in stages with infrastructure in service by January 1st, 2032.And the project completed three years later.Once this project is up and running, this is already going to boost the funds.It will no longer be a project that is in planning, it will be constructed.The infrastructure will be there and by 2034, two years later, the value of his fund will just keep going up and before this even turns on, he can cash out his fund and walk away with the money.

6:44

said the Pathways project will have the capacity to transport and store about 6 million tons per year of captured CO2 by the mid 2030s.The parties are aiming for another 10 million tons of reduction by 2045.This is product we can't sell.They're just going to inject carbon into the ground.Meanwhile, China is going to open up a new coal -fired power plant every week and nothing is going to change on planet earth.money over to phony baloney, Ugandan gender sensitive green farms, and the Democratic Republic of Congo, some of the most corrupt African countries where our money disappears.

7:45

with this foreign aid and foreign spending, which we get no value for money.

7:49

A new report from the Alberta government shows the intensity of emissions from the oil sands is down 28 % since 2012, while producing significantly more oil.CTV's Mason Depaty reports on what's behind the reduction.

"99% accuracy and it switches languages, even though you choose one before you transcribe. Upload → Transcribe → Download and repeat!"

Ruben, Netherlands

Want to transcribe your own content?

Get started free
8:03

This report helps Alberta make the case that it can keep growing its energy sector while also becoming more efficient.And that message comes as the province continues to push its West Coast Pipeline proposal and Pathways Carbon Captor Project.The annual oil sands emissions intensity report shows emissions per barrel have fallen 28 % since 2012.Over that same period, oil sands production has grown to more than 3 .3 million barrels a day, almost double from 2012.The province says improvements have come through new technology, innovation and more efficient operations.The report also follows an agreement announced yesterday between Alberta, Ottawa and five major oil sands producers to advance the multi -billion dollar Pathways carbon capture project.

8:46

The deal includes incentives to help advance the project with infrastructure targeted to be in service by 2032.The line says it could store about six million tons of carbon dioxide a year by the mid 2030s.The agreement is also linked to Alberta's proposed West Coast oil pipeline, which the province says would support future oil sands growth and as it makes the case this report gives the government fresh data to make that case as environment ministers from across Canada come to Calgary for today and tomorrow.

9:33

this isAmerican from the Democratic Party, Hillary Clinton.So he says...These are valid questions.I think what really happened here is Mark Carney was hoping that Kamala Harris would win, he would be able to roll out net zero up here.Xi would be working directly with him on this and roll out net zero in America.

10:10

He'd be able to boost his Brookfield Global Transition Fund to astronomical levels, 10 times what he could do with just the Canadian economy.He wants the American economy to boost it.So I don't know if he's working out a longer plan here, hoping that Kamala Harris or whoever it may be wins the next election in America.He can win the next one in Canada and drag out his BGT F1.He can extend it two years, as I just showed you Pathways Project slated to to be by 2034 fully operational by 2032.By then, he could have four years of a new American administration that's a Democrat versus a Republican and really get his fund pumped up.

10:46

So I think that's what he's doing here.And possibly that's why he's bringing in these Democrats from America to help boost relations with that party, hoping they win.They'll take on his policies if they do win.Moving ahead is quite the interesting scene we've got here.Mark Carney condemning the violence following Premier Tim Houston's speaking event.And you might be wondering, who was protesting, it's people who likely voted for him.

11:07

This is definitely a group of leftists.I don't know if these would be NDP or liberal voters.If I were a betting man, a bunch of them probably voted for Mark Carney.

11:17

What started as the first of Premier Tim Hewson's tour of chambers of commerce across Nova Scotia devolved into a massive protest in which his car was surrounded and he required a police escort back into the building in which he had just previously given a speech at Acadia University.in Wolfville.Houston was here ostensibly to talk about his vision for the province's economy and how to address what is a record -setting deficit through the efforts of things like natural resource development, offshore wind, and federal defence spending contracts that appear destined to favour Nova Scotia.Although he arrived to a small group of peaceful protesters largely here to talk about concerns about potential library closures, by the time he left a crowd of more than 150 people here, many of whom had a variety of issues that they were concerned about, including the environment, cannabis access, library cuts, and other issues.

12:15

Many of them lacking a grip on reality.These are a bunch of leftists that have completely swarmed his vehicle.Last I checked, there wasn't swarming of vehicles during the Freedom Convoy.Does that mean Carney is going to want to throw these people in jail for even more time than what the government is trying to go after Tamara Leach and Chris Barber for?10 years?Are they going to throw them in the slammer for 10 years?

12:36

Houston sat in the vehicle for several minutes before ultimately RCMP moved him back inside the building where he remains.Houston is scheduled to be in Yarmouth tomorrow for his second stop on the tour.Michael Gorman, CBC.

13:19

finance this occupation.Protesters is he gonna do the same thing here?You know lock down these bank accounts to Carney gonna throw them in jail ten years apiece Of course not because there's two -tier policing in Canada moving ahead.This is quite the story So we've got a Canadian girl who's with this American guy.They both live in America She slaps a 12 year old who's wearing pants.It says Trump and ice on it with that.

13:43

She's been arrested So here's her partner freaking out.

13:46

My wife is being detained by ice She's in Ocean County Jail right now, and I can't get a hold of her that she keeps trying to call me but they won't let me put money on her card the kiosk in the toms river uh like jail is broken and he just keeps on going rambling he doesn't know what to do he can't get a hold of her maybe she shouldn't have attacked a child Maybe that's what she shouldn't have done.

14:10

There's consequences to your actions in life.And in America, if you attack a child as an adult and you're not a citizen, you get deported.That's just what happens now, though.This is going around.I believe this is her mugshot.It doesn't look like she's going to be allowed back into America.

14:22

This account here posting this U .S.Immigration Customs Enforcement showing the detention facility.She's going to have a permanent ban and she won't be able to go back to her husband.So he's going to have to move to Canada.Moving ahead here, we got Michelle Ferrari posting this more job losses.

14:37

If Canfor wasn't enough, We have more.

14:39

A manufacturer will be closing its Peterborough location next year, putting 165 people out of work.Global News has learned Woodward Canada's facility on Fisher Drive will close at the end of August 2027, and operations will move to one of its facilities in Poland.The facility, acquired from Safran in 2025, produces specialized electromechanical systems for aviation.The company says after reviewing operations, financial goals, and customer demand, the Peterborough site is, quote, not suited to support future growth.Last November, Federal Defense Minister David McGinty and Peterborough MP Emma Harrison visited the plant, touting the company for future growth here.In a statement to Global News, the company says,

15:22

We recognize the real impact this move has on the people working at our Peterborough site and are committed to managing the transition thoughtfully and respectfully, as well as in line with our obligations.Woodward says production is set to move out in phases.

15:36

I mean, this company's moving because business sucks in Canada.The taxes, all of it.It's all terrible.I saw this firsthand as a kid.Part of my family moved down to America for better opportunities.And speaking of my family, I'm not a religious man, but if you are, pray for my father.

99.9% Accurate90+ LanguagesInstant ResultsPrivate & Secure

Transcribe all your audio with Cockatoo

Get started free
15:51

He's in the hospital.needs it.

Get ultra fast and accurate AI transcription with Cockatoo

Get started free →

Cockatoo