Picture this: you’re sitting at your kitchen table, sipping your morning coffee, maybe wondering how to stretch your paycheck just a little further this month. Rent’s due, the price of groceries keeps climbing, and don’t even get started on gas. Then you hear a number—$300,000. Not for a home. Not for a luxury car. No, that’s your share of Mark Carney’s grand vision for “Net Zero” by 2050.
That’s right. Carney, still frothing with enthusiasm for his climate crusade, is pushing a $2 TRILLION dollar overhaul of Canada’s economy to hit his so-called “green” goals. And who’s footing the bill? Surprise—it’s you. Me. Every Canadian. Your cut? A cool $300,000.
Let that sink in.
Now, Carney isn’t asking. He’s telling. He wants to tear down the existing system, retrofit industries, reshape energy infrastructure, regulate how you heat your home, what kind of car you drive, and maybe even what you put on your dinner plate. All in the name of “saving the planet.” But here’s the catch—they expect you to pay for it, whether you can or not.
Do you have $300,000 lying around?
Because if you don’t, well, tough luck. It won’t matter. They’ll squeeze it out of you slowly—through taxes, carbon penalties, soaring utility bills, and green compliance costs baked into every product you touch. It’ll be hidden in the fine print of your electricity bill, buried in the inflated price of a loaf of bread, and silently drained from your savings while they pat themselves on the back for their climate “leadership.”
All the while, the elites pushing this agenda will continue flying private, investing in carbon credit schemes, and living comfortably in homes that burn more energy in a week than you do in a year.
This isn’t about the environment anymore. It’s about control. It’s about money. And it’s about forcing the average Canadian to carry the weight of a fantasy cooked up by technocrats in boardrooms.
Ask yourself again—can you afford $300,000?
Because they think you can. And they’ve already started the clock.
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Because they think you can. And they’ve already started the clock.