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Mark Carney’s Tax Haven Hypocrisy
The Liberal Elite’s Candidate for Canada Last
Mark Carney wants to run Canada.
But before he tries to run our country—maybe we should take a closer look at how he’s already sold us out.
This isn’t speculation. It’s fact:
Carney ran $25 billion in offshore funds through Bermuda—a notorious tax haven—while claiming to fight for fairness, climate justice, and “building a better world.”
He doesn’t walk the talk.
He walks the money straight into tax-free shelters for billionaires.
1. Carney Parked Billions in Bermuda—To Dodge Canadian Taxes
“The Brookfield Global Transition Fund and Brookfield Global Transition Fund II are domiciled in Bermuda.”
— Brookfield filings, 2023
(Yahoo News)
Bermuda has zero corporate income tax. That means Carney helped Brookfield’s investors avoid paying their fair share in Canada.
While you paid your taxes—Carney’s friends skated out the side door.
2. He Pretends It’s Normal—But It’s Elite Corruption
“These structures are standard practice in global investing.”
— Mark Carney, defending offshore tax avoidance
(CTV News)
“Everyone does it” is not a defense.
That’s the classic banker excuse—used by every oligarch who profits while workers get squeezed.
Carney made millions helping the ultra-rich hide their profits, and now he wants to talk about “equity”?
Give us a break.
3. He Profits from Climate Funds While Canada Picks Up the Bill
Brookfield’s Bermuda funds were branded “climate transition investments.”
Sounds noble—until you realize they were structured to avoid contributing anything to Canadian infrastructure, schools, or hospitals.
Carney built a reputation on “green finance,” but the only green he protected was for private interests.
4. Left and Right Agree: He’s a Tax Shelter Banker, Not a Leader
“This shows he’ll let corporations off the hook.”
— Niki Ashton, NDP
(NDP.ca)
“He made millions helping billionaires dodge taxes.”
— Pierre Poilievre
(CTV)
Both sides of the aisle see it: Carney is a global finance insider, not a man of the people.
He made his fortune making rich people richer—then dodging the tax bill.
5. Carney Is the Perfect Liberal Insider—For the Global Elite, Not You
Former Goldman Sachs banker.
Former Bank of Canada and Bank of England governor.
Klaus Schwab’s go-to man at the World Economic Forum.
Personal fortune in the tens of millions.
And now?
He wants to run your life while his stays parked in a Bermudan vault.
Final Word:
Mark Carney says he wants to “build a better world.”
But his real track record says:
Canada last.
Oligarchs first.
No taxes for the elite.
No understanding of working people.
No loyalty to the country he wants to lead.
This isn’t leadership—it’s liberal elitism at its worst.
If you pay taxes and care about fairness, Mark Carney is not your guy.
The Liberal Elite’s Candidate for Canada Last
Mark Carney wants to run Canada.
But before he tries to run our country—maybe we should take a closer look at how he’s already sold us out.
This isn’t speculation. It’s fact:
Carney ran $25 billion in offshore funds through Bermuda—a notorious tax haven—while claiming to fight for fairness, climate justice, and “building a better world.”
He doesn’t walk the talk.
He walks the money straight into tax-free shelters for billionaires.
1. Carney Parked Billions in Bermuda—To Dodge Canadian Taxes
“The Brookfield Global Transition Fund and Brookfield Global Transition Fund II are domiciled in Bermuda.”
— Brookfield filings, 2023
(Yahoo News)
Bermuda has zero corporate income tax. That means Carney helped Brookfield’s investors avoid paying their fair share in Canada.
While you paid your taxes—Carney’s friends skated out the side door.
2. He Pretends It’s Normal—But It’s Elite Corruption
“These structures are standard practice in global investing.”
— Mark Carney, defending offshore tax avoidance
(CTV News)
“Everyone does it” is not a defense.
That’s the classic banker excuse—used by every oligarch who profits while workers get squeezed.
Carney made millions helping the ultra-rich hide their profits, and now he wants to talk about “equity”?
Give us a break.
3. He Profits from Climate Funds While Canada Picks Up the Bill
Brookfield’s Bermuda funds were branded “climate transition investments.”
Sounds noble—until you realize they were structured to avoid contributing anything to Canadian infrastructure, schools, or hospitals.
Carney built a reputation on “green finance,” but the only green he protected was for private interests.
4. Left and Right Agree: He’s a Tax Shelter Banker, Not a Leader
“This shows he’ll let corporations off the hook.”
— Niki Ashton, NDP
(NDP.ca)
“He made millions helping billionaires dodge taxes.”
— Pierre Poilievre
(CTV)
Both sides of the aisle see it: Carney is a global finance insider, not a man of the people.
He made his fortune making rich people richer—then dodging the tax bill.
5. Carney Is the Perfect Liberal Insider—For the Global Elite, Not You
Former Goldman Sachs banker.
Former Bank of Canada and Bank of England governor.
Klaus Schwab’s go-to man at the World Economic Forum.
Personal fortune in the tens of millions.
And now?
He wants to run your life while his stays parked in a Bermudan vault.
Final Word:
Mark Carney says he wants to “build a better world.”
But his real track record says:
Canada last.
Oligarchs first.
No taxes for the elite.
No understanding of working people.
No loyalty to the country he wants to lead.
This isn’t leadership—it’s liberal elitism at its worst.
If you pay taxes and care about fairness, Mark Carney is not your guy.
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