As Spiderman said, it may not all be accurate. But I did check the Goldman Sachs part with AI.
I have been following Carney and like what I am seeing, and know he is applying his economics, trade and banking experience to steer Canada through this rough patch.
So many countries are fleeing the US and going to Canada, money is pouring into Canada in new trade deals,
I read he did a good job steering Canada though the covid period.
I wrote social programs for my state for 20 years and was in politics for 40, so I am experienced in political drama.
It was in Alaska and I was part of the Ad Hoc Democrats that established their "sovereign wealth fund" to save part of the oil revenue for the kids, and it was a blood in the streets fight with the Republicans that wanted to spend it all and give most of it to the oil companies.
Now that fund has close of 100 billion dollars and pays for all state expenditures with the revenue. It would have a lot more if we didn't have to pay so much extortion money to the oil companies in the form of tax cuts to get the deal though!
I think Canada is going to come out of this experience in really good shape, unlike the US.
As mentioned, while Carney is making great deals around the world with countries like Germany, France, Japan and South Korea, he has Canada getting very close with the Nordic countries in a sort of ad hoc country.
They know they share the same values of moral authority, and philosophy of government, and when they work together they have the power of a big country. |
