HeyJaredKristina Bremnes
My name is Krissy - a Canadian independent researcher who got tired of waiting for someone else to connect the dots. Not a journalist or a political scientist, just a Canadian who followed the evidence until the pattern became impossible to ignore
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Conflict Runs in the Family (opens the original)
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The Unofficial Advisor PlaybookBefore running for office, Mark Carney spent years operating in a unique political gray zone: an “informal advisor” appointed to key federal roles without a government salary, a cabinet seat, or mandatory public ethics screens. Holding roles like chair of the Liberal Party’s economic growth task force while remaining chair of Brookfield Asset Management allowed him to influence macro economic policy while remaining exempt from asset disclosures, ethics screens, or
High Stakes, Low Oversight: Gambling Your Retirement on the Maple Fund (opens the original)
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On September 15, at the Canada Investment Summit, the Maple Fund that Brookfield pitched to Ottawa in 2024 was restructured and launched all over again. The original stalled over the conflict of interest created by Mark Carney advising Trudeau while chairing Brookfield. It was a bad idea then and it is a worse idea now; the conflict is the same, the only difference is that it now sits in the Prime Minister's office. Carney chose not to divest his investments in Brookfield, even after the House o
The Post-West Arsenal (opens the original)
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Bucharest and the Origins of ConflictRussia named its price years before crossing the border into Ukraine in the February 2022 invasion. US Ambassador William Burns sent Washington a cable in February of 2008 that now would read less like caution and more like prophecy: “Nyet Means Nyet: Russia’s NATO Enlargement Redlines.” Ukraine’s membership, he wrote, sat on “the brightest of all redlines” Moscow held, one that could split the country and pull Russia in by force. Two months later at the Buch
Falling For Conspiracies: (opens the original)
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The Anatomy of Narrative AdoptionI. The Illusion of Independent ThoughtFor decades, the defining characteristic of a critical independent mind was a healthy skepticism of concentrated power - holding institutional claims to high standards of proof and recognizing that those who govern often confuse self-preservation with the public good.Throughout history, many educated societies have repeatedly undergone sudden shifts where independent reasoning disappeared seemingly overnight. In Nazi Germany,
Selling the Sovereignty Lie (opens the original)
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Editor’s note: This piece has been in research since mid-August, tracking the evidence that Mark Carney never intended to reach a deal with the United States. The August 21st collapse isn’t the reason this thesis exists; it’s the latest confirmation of a pattern already mapped before talks fell apart.You Get What You GiveThirteen days after being sworn in, Mark Carney delivered his first direct statement as prime minister on the trade relationship with Canada’s neighbor and closest trading partn
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