Davos Elites Toast 'Rupture' After Two Decades of Global Plunder
📰 THE STORY: The Independent reports that Canadian PM Mark Carney received a standing ovation at Davos for warning of a 'rupture' in the world order. He allegedly rebuked 'great powers' (read: the US) for aggressive moves, without daring to name names like former President Trump. 🔍 WHAT THEY'RE NOT TELLING YOU: Historical Context: The 'world order' Carney champions is precisely the one that saw
NATO, under US leadership, indiscriminately bomb Libya in 2011, destabilizing an entire continent and creating modern slave markets. It's the order that engineered the 1973 coup against Salvador Allende in Chile, installing Pinochet and his Chicago Boys to implement neoliberal shock therapy – policies that caused immense suffering but opened markets for Western capital. This isn't a 'rupture' for
them; it's business as usual. Double Standard: When 'great powers' (meaning the US-led West) engage in 'aggressive moves' – like the 2003 invasion of Iraq which killed hundreds of thousands and cost trillions – it's framed as spreading 'democracy' or 'stability.' Carney's gentle chiding of unnamed 'great powers' at Davos is a coded warning that the US is becoming too erratic for *their* interests,
not that its past actions were morally reprehensible. Compare this to the media's ferocious condemnation of any 'great power' not aligned with Washington, such as China's economic rise or Russia's interventions, which are immediately labeled 'threats to the global order.' Follow the Money: Mark Carney served as Governor of the Bank of England and Bank of Canada, two institutions deeply embedded in