This week we are going to see decades of climate change, net-zero, finance and banking interests come to a head in their predictable apoplexy about President Donald Trump, President Vladimir Putin and Chairman Xi Xinping holding a closed-door discussion about current geopolitics.
In the lead up to the scheduled APEC Summit sideline meeting scheduled for this week, the British Commonwealth nations and Europeans, also called the “middle powers,” are going bananas. The only representative from the collective who will be in attendance is Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney. There are trillions of prepositioned investments at stake.
When asked about the upcoming meeting between Trump, Xi and Putin, pay close attention to what Carney says. Specifically, notice the seemingly disconnected and obscure reference of Canada supporting Latvia. What is going on within that subconscious psychological reference is rather telling. WATCH (only first 2:25 minutes):
...”We have 2,500 troops in Latvia, we lead the brigade there, and we’re not giving Russia a cordon sanitaire there”…
Where did that Latvia reference come from? I’ll tell you.
When you listen to the uncomfortable responses from anxiety riddled voices of influence, what sometimes gets triggered is a subconscious reference point seemingly disconnected from the main issue visible in the conversation as visible to the audience. In this example Latvia.
Do you remember the Ukraine drone strikes against the St Petersburg region of Russia that did not come from Eastern Ukraine, but rather were proclaimed to have travelled from Western Ukraine, through Poland and Latvia eventually ending up in Leningrad? That’s what the Western NATO alliance claimed. However, intellectually honest people realized quickly those specific drones couldn’t transit that distance, and it was more likely they originated in Latvia.
The Ukraine attack drones almost certainly originated in the same country where Mark Carney says, “we lead the brigade there.” Put two and two together, then overlay the larger dynamic of who most vehemently opposes Russia.
Canada is a British Commonwealth country.
Can you see it now?
King Charles was where this summer?
History doesn’t always repeat, but it most certainly rhymes.
‘Forward, the Light Brigade!’
Was there a man dismay’d ?
Not tho’ the soldier knew
Some one had blunder’d:
Their’s not to make reply,
Their’s not to reason why,
Their’s but to do and die:
Into the valley of Death
Rode the six hundred.
Alfred, Lord Tennyson’s 1854 poem ‘The Charge of the Light Brigade‘ was describing the Battle of Balaclava, during the Crimean war.
Who was involved? The British against Russia.
Carney is a maniac.