Carney Warns of 'Rupture' to the 'Global Order' He Helped Build
📰 THE STORY: Financial Times reports Mark Carney, a prominent figure in global finance, is cautioning that Donald Trump's potential return to the US presidency could lead to a 'rupture' in the established global order, rattling Western allies and potentially isolating countries that rely on multilateralism. 🔍 WHAT THEY'RE NOT TELLING YOU: Historical Context: The 'global order' Carney defends is
the same one that supported Argentina's 1976 CIA-backed junta, which 'disappeared' 30,000 citizens, and later imposed crushing IMF austerity programs. It's the same order that watched as the US-backed Saudi regime decimated Yemen, or as Israel committed genocide in Gaza in 2023-24, killing over 40,000 Palestinians. This 'order' rarely prioritizes human rights or national sovereignty when it
conflicts with Western financial and geopolitical interests. Double Standard: When nations like Libya under Gaddafi attempted to create an independent African financial system, they were met with a NATO 'intervention' in 2011 that plunged the country into chaos and slavery. This was hailed by the same 'global order' as a humanitarian effort. When Trump threatens to disrupt the established trade
patterns, it's a 'rupture.' When Global South nations try to assert economic independence, it's a pretext for war or sanctions. Follow the Money: Carney himself served on the board of the Basel-based Bank for International Settlements (BIS), often called the 'central bank of central banks,' a key institution in maintaining the very financialized global order under critique. His current role as the