I am embarrassed for Canada. Carney voters have been duped

[Shen Li]

In a short 4.5 years Canadian dealerships will have to have 60% of sales EV. If you want a vehicle on the 40% side due to demand estimates you will pay $20,000 more. Dealerships will use up their ICE quota.

[Herman]

Feel scammed yet?

Oh, and Carney is keeping Justine's tax on Netflix.

[Herman]

More Conman Carney taxes

[Herman]

I thought we were in a crisis? Is there no crisis anymore?

[Mark Carney]

I thought we were in a crisis? Is there no crisis anymore?

They are your problems not mine. I am going to go expand my carbon footprint. See you in three months.

[Brent]

They are your problems not mine. I am going to go expand my carbon footprint. See you in three months.

The tariff crisis was over as soon as you were declared the election winner.

[Herman]

Why are we spending $1 billion to build new ships in China?

[Mark Carney]

The tariff crisis was over as soon as you were declared the election winner.

President Trump wants to negotiate a trade deal with me. If I do that, I will not have anything to distract the public with while I raise the price of everything, censor what you can read and run up record debts and ship jobs to other countries.

[Brent]

Canada is plus 757,000 new net immigrants. The better immigrants have left Canada. But, we have added 30,000 new jobs. Not nearly enough new houses. What a disaster the Liberals have made and continue to make.

[Thiel]

Mark Carney's new deal with the EU ties Canada to European carbon pricing, industrial decarbonization, and global carbon markets.

Let's be clear:
– The U.S. and China don't have carbon taxes
– They still trade freely with Europe
– Canada just locked itself into even more regulation

Yes, the consumer carbon tax was dropped in April. But the industrial carbon tax—one of the highest in the world—remains. And Carney wants it to rise even higher.

That means Canadian manufacturers—steel, cement, energy—keep paying more while foreign competitors don't. It doesn't level the field. It buries us under red tape.
And this comes as:
– GDP per capita is falling
– Productivity is stagnant
– Investment is leaving the country

Canada already had access to the EU through CETA. This isn't about trade. It's about importing Europe's climate agenda, industrial policy, and bureaucracy into Canada.