"Expect Betrayal" | Trump Just Dismantled Years Of Globalist Plans...

And then Trump came back.But the sickness in the American Republic, Trump is a manifestation of that.He's not the origins of that.That illness is going to outlast the Trump administration.

Donald Trump was on Fox News.And honestly, the reaction to his comments have poked an unignorable hole in the entire argument.I don't know how you can defend this anymore, but it will be enjoyable to watch them try.Speaking of which, I probably shouldn't take joy in this.Ah, but I do.I really do.

I'm Jasmine Lane.Like, share, subscribe, comment your thoughts down below.There will be a lot of them after today, because I have an idea that might be very unpopular, but I think it could work, actually.Mark Carney has caved to Donald Trump yet again, and it looks like the New World Order, rebuilt in Europe, funded by Beijing, might actually never work.come to fruition?Who would have thought?

If you'd understand postmodernism, you will continue to be bewildered by the left.You will be on the back foot.Could you please tell our audience what is postmodernism and why is it important to understand?It questions objective truth.

And once you question objective truth, everything else collapses, which is why it's almost impossible to have a logical and rational discussion with a postmodernist because you can't agree on reality.But in education, it means that we're not allowed to ask whether something is true.We just have to ask which interests it serve.And so parents need to understand postmodernism because it has resulted in decolonization, gender ideology, anti -racism, diversity, equity, and inclusion.It is the fundamental basis of all these ideologies that are now in schools.

What I'm about to explain is hopefully going to put a lot of pieces together for you, and it's really important stuff to be aware of.Today, when you look back on the last few years and going forward.

I love to kind of get these terms to capture what's going on because it's hard to communicate this to everybody out there, but the tolerance paradox is the concept of if well -intentioned people, because a lot of people on one side of the political spectrum are believing being caring to the point of a fault, but if you become so tolerant, that you tolerate everything, well then you're eventually going to tolerate intolerant people.And because you tolerate intolerant people, they're going to have more power, so they're going to take over, and then they're not going to intolerate anyone.So when you embrace this tolerance as a policy, it's really an invitation to allow bad actors to take over over a period of time.And so well -intentioned, but completely naive and self -destructive.

which are built on assimilation, such as America.I actually don't know if you remember hearing this growing up, but I remember my teachers in elementary school talking about this, how Canada was a cultural melting pot.That is a traditional modern ideology that is within your nation, a melting pot, right?And so I was quite taken aback by Mark Carney just a few weeks ago and declaring that Canada is not a melting pot.No, no, no, we are a cultural melting pot.mosaic.

Canada is a mosaic, not a melting pot.And this is the distinction that matters.Because a mosaic doesn't dissolve or blend its pieces.Each is stitched to each, and all the pieces hold all.And the beauty is in the arrangement, not in the blending.

Which aligns perfectly, actually, with the postmodernist view.They're rejectingof single truths and absolute grand narratives.And I want you to remember in 2015 when Justin Trudeau, former Prime Minister, told the New York Times Magazine that Canada, under his watch, was becoming the world's first post -national state that was going to have no core identity and no mainstream, right?And I don't think that enough Canadians, and you could say the same about America as well, well understood.what post -modernism was actually all about, and why would you have, right?

Nobody was talking about this sort of thing until it radically took over so much of the Western world.And I want you to just take another listen, a little refresher, I'm sorry to make you suffer through it, it's not very long, I promise, of Mark Carney's speech that he gave at the World Economic Forum in Davos in January.

taking the sign out of the window.We know the old order is not coming back.We shouldn't mourn it.Nostalgia is not a strategy.But we believe that from the fracture, we can build something bigger, better, stronger, more just.This is the task of the middle powers, the countries that have the most to lose from a world of fortresses and the most to gain from genuine cooperation.

The powerful have their power, but we have something, too.The capacity to stop pretending, to name reality, to build our strength at home and to act together.That is Canada's path.We choose it openly and confidently, and it is a path wide open to any country willing to take it with us.

I want you again to remember what Justin Trudeau said back in 2015 that we rolled our eyes at, but didn't really think that much up.I want you to then think about the policies he implemented, which very much follow a sloppier version of postmodernism, right?And then I want you to think about the fact that Mark Carney decided to run to become prime minister as the technocratic crisis manager when Canada's post -modern economic experiment was starting to collapse.And the part that a lot of people forget to include when they're thinking about this is the fact that in the United States of America, this exact same experiment was tried under Obama, then Donald Trump won, and then it was tried again under Biden, then Donald Trump won.And there are things that the founding fathers of the United States of America had in place that were just, wow, what a godsend, that was able to make it so that that crack could happen in the first place, such as their constitution, which assumes a fixed truth, not a negotiated one.

Because there are many Canadians who think at some point this presidency will be gone and things will go back to how they were.I think you warn that will not be the case.

Yeah, I mean, a lot of people said that in 2016 as well.And I think there was a lot of wishful thinking, a lot of hope.And for a few years, I thought, OK, maybe that's true.And then Trump came back.But the sickness in the American Republic, Trump is a manifestation of that.He's not the origins of that.

That illness is going to outlast the Trump administration.There's always going to be a risk of American betrayal.

somebody who has bought into the postmodern ideology in terms of, you know, everybody has to be equity, diversity, all of these things as to being really good, even when the results don't show, I'm somebody saying, these are not really good, because the results don't show.I mean, I guess him and I are aligned in agreeing that Donald Trump is indeed the symptom.The difference, though, is that hecalls the rise of Trump a sickness, an illness.of the American system, whereas I would say it is a system that is finally being confronted by the very people it forgot to ask permission from for like, what, 30, 20 years, something like that.And so where I sit and where I believe a lot of you sit, let me know if I got this wrong in the comments down below, what he calls a sickness looks a lot like a correction to me of people finally confronting the system that forgot to ask their permission for what, like 20, 30 years?

be than we're left with a bunch of broken eggs, which is what this bridge was for a period of time.So those are the two takeaway lessons.And we're going to have to get used to it because it's a very different way of thinking than it has been in this country.

these mainstream media state broadcasters, is he's preloading the conclusion by calling it a sickness, an illness.He's saying that anybody who supports this, gosh, well, there's something wrong with them.There is something so broken with the American people.Unfit, erratic, dangerous, that's what Donald Trump is.And it's because he's a symptom of just this totally messed up population.However, my framing here is treating

rise as something so very predictable.It's a rational event, a response to real conditions, those real conditions being the people in charge forgetting who they serve, the institutional overreach, the forgotten struggle of citizens who have become so privileged that they forget how we made our nations, respectively, what they were.and who forget about history and examples of which things like post -modernism and past iterations of it sought to take that away from us.And that's one thing that the American people are protected by, it's their founding principles that is not up for interpretation no matter who is speaking, right?They have rights and freedoms that are understood as universal, not distributed unevenly against group identities across provincial carve -outs, and that's something that I think long term, where you're seeing has actually really hurt Canada, because we don't have that same floor.Our entire modern legal architecture, the charter itself, is around balancing individual rights against group rights.

It's all around this explicit idea that there is not one Canadian story.There's multiple, there's many, right?And it's like, you know, when you build a house without a central load bearing wall, and somebody happens to walk on your roof, and falls right through it, that's kind of what we're seeing right now.That's why there's so much, it's so divisive.That's why it's so hard to do anything here, because we have a postmodern worldview of things.Like, think about all of the laws that have been passed by the liberals, and how vague the language is, how few the definitions are.

Almost everything in this country, from a standpoint, legally speaking, at the very least, has this wishy -washiness about it.Well, it's open for interpretation.Well, if a judge decides basedon criteria that we can't define, so it's just kind of up to them.And that is a huge problem.We do not have the same type of foundation where it's equity, it's feelings, it's inclusion, it's diversity.

You can't build something sound when consultation matters more than construction, if you're picking up what I'm putting down here.Certainly not as well when you have a country whose political patriotism ebbs and flows and blows in the wind, when it's used as a political weapon.The average Canadian has no freaking clue what it means to be a patriot.That's why they go elbows up for China, baby.

Canada has gone from declaring China as their biggest security threat to this.

I believe the progress that we have made in the partnership sets us up well for the new world order.

New world order.I just felt worse.

And I think a lot of conservatives, you know, and I get it because it doesn't feel good to hear your prime minister say things like that.It's actually incredibly scary.But they jump to, oh, you know, he's just he's just propaganda.He's just trying to destroy Canada.I don't think that Mark Carney ever came into this match to save Canada.I think he came into this match to save globalism because Justin Trudeau had given it a bad name, tying it to inflation and infrastructure neglect.

Canadians should care about that because when money leaves Canada, all of a sudden now the monies that would have otherwise been available to invest in Canada had the government of Canada and the provinces collect taxation revenues off those monies to be used in necessary public services.Now all of a sudden they're not there.And when you have that cumulative effect of money and taxation revenues leaving Canada,and especially from the wealthy, that's pretty scary.You're right in terms of the often quoted stat of well over a trillion dollars leaving Canada, but even in my small practice, it's well into the tens of billions of dollars that's left Canada through my office alone.Will you find that Statistics Canada reports?

You won't because it's all private.It's not reported.

So Mark Carney ran to implement a more disciplined version of internationalism and his goal was to prove to everybody else bought into this because that's who he's speaking to at Davos.That's who he's speaking to in China with Xi Jinping.He's talking to the same people who are a part of that same ideology, right?And his goal was to prove that a nation could do all of the above.It can't though, the data reflects that it can't, but he was, he wanted to show that, no, no, no, this idea that I helped build, it can work.Trust me, bro.

Hilariously, or perhaps depressingly, a liberal minister held a press conference to announce that three projects that have been languishing for a decade will now be eligible for consultation.on possibly being designated to have their permit application move from one federal bureau to another federal bureau, after which there will be more consultation, more deliberation, and more study.There has never been in the history of this country a government that has had so much publicity for bureaucratic busywork.But bureaucratic busywork does not actually build an economy.What does is the federal government and its bureaucracy getting out of the way.

villainized Pierre Poliev so much?Why they villainized Donald Trump so much?Both men represent an existential and direct threat to the postmodern globalist model of governance that elites like Mark Carney, GeraldButts, his wife, Diana Fox Carney, have spent decades building.And that's why they use narrative control to frame populist leaders as though that's a bad thing, not just as political opponents, but as something moral and systemically wrong or dangerous.Polyav's entire platform has been built on attacking the gatekeepers on calling them out directly.

It's all top -down social engineering, and it cannot exist unless you enforce it aggressively, which means it is antithetical to human nature.If this stuff was so innate, why do you have to force it down our throats?You know, capitalism doesn't need a movement.Do you know what I mean?There's no capital, there's no You know, Republican capitalist society.Socialism needs a movement because they need to force it.

Capitalism flaws and all most resembles human behavior, which is where we are.We live by incentives and disincentives.We like to trade, buy and sell goods.We need that.We'll give you this.That's how it works.

Socialism has to aggressively tell you that this is superior because you won't buy it.I also think people are they're not just sick of socialism.because we've heard enough about it now.There's still stuff lingering here that I think people have gotten tired of.It's the oppressions politics.I think a lot of people who bought into it are now thinking that like, boy, when I say I'm oppressive, if I say that I'm being oppressed, I sound like a real wimp.

And for the record, historically speaking, when you start to see a surge in populism among society, that's usually a direct result of the post -modern framework failing to deliver any tangible or real change.results for citizens.So they start questioning things and they start demanding accountability because your model sucks.

So the USMCA are you looking to update that.I don't care.I mean, I don't really want to.I'd rather be independent.Here's the thing.Mexico and Canada need us.

We don't need them.The deal is important for them.It's not important for us.

And watch what happens every single time Donald Trump makes a comment like this.

This is the difficulty with Donald Trump.I mean, it could be his usual boorish behavior, and it's a genuine reflection of his attitude and his ignorance because, of course, He does need Canada.He needs our potash.He needs our energy.He needs our critical minerals.He needs a ton of things from Canada.

We are larger than Europe and China combined as a trading partner to the United States.

Where there will be wall -to -wall coverage.America says they don't need us, but they do.There's panic, there's outrage, there's fear.Oh, wow, my gosh, he's so reckless and destabilizing.

Yeah, and there was a guest of honor at the U .S.ambassador slash clown slash assholes garden party trying to not only divide the country, it's trying to interfere in the Alberta referendum because the U .S.would love to see Alberta separate.

And pay attention.to how usually within the exact same sentence, the same paragraph, after insert whatever insult is trending that's definitely going to be clippable that I can post on my social media later is said, they will then turn around and tell you that the answer is exactly what Carney's doing.That Canadians, we are united against Trump.Diversification, new markets, middle powers.So which one is it?Because either Canada is currently productively, legitimately,

creating something that doesn't require the United States of America, in which case, if we're doing that successfully, as successfully as the media would like you to think, what Trump says doesn't matter.Who cares, right?That's not a crisis.Cool, both sides agree.Move on, right?Or Canada actually can't survive without the United States relationship.

Which is actually what Justin Trudeau famously told Donald Trump at Mar -a -Lago shortly before he started mentioning things about 51st State.So if that's the actual case, why don't you stop selling us this diversification fantasy, this oh we're so big and tough argument that's fake because you don't believe it either.If you did, you wouldn't panic every single time Trump says something and then try to pitch us an idea that would make his saying the thing that made you panic completely irrelevant.Pick one.But they never do, because the panic is actually the real answer.Nobody panics over losing something that they've already replaced.

You panic when you're losing something that you know you actually need.And maybe that's why, yet again, Mark Carney has capitulated to the United States of America.made it so that United States streamers, nah, you guys actually don't have to pay into our Canadian media fund that's only gonna go to our state broadcasters who push our narrative.Nah, you don't have to actually.Sorry about that, by the way.That's what happens when you deal with postmodernists who ignore objective physical reality because they believe reality is entirely constructed by language, power, and human perception.

So that's not working out too well for them, I guess.Yikes.I'm Jasmine Lane.Like, share, subscribe, comment your thoughts down below.Hope you enjoyed this little history lesson that we had.And as always, give me a follow on other platforms as well.

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