Trudeau, Freeland & Barton In Bed! CANADA'S Shadow Gov. McKinsey & Company

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It was during Barton’s decade as global managing director for McKinsey and Associates that the company became notorious for serving kleptocrats and oligarchs from Moscow to Riyadh and from Beijing to Johannesburg. While Trudeau’s infatuation with China was already a family tradition, Barton’s formulae situating Chinese markets and money as the keys to Canada’s prosperity were built into Trudeau’s program long before he was prime minister: it was all right there and ready to go when he was running for the Liberal Party leadership.

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It was Barton who served as chair of Finance Minister Bill Morneau’s Advisory Council on Economic Growth, and McKinsey provided the council’s research and resources — for free. When Trudeau first drew the adulation of the rich and famous at the World Economic forum in Davos — the heyday of Trudeau’s fancy-socks phase — it was Barton who introduced him.

McKinsey’s army of 40,000 consultants around the world have served as the corporate troops that brought down the same “rules-based international order” the Trudeau government has persistently exhorted us to defend, and Barton was McKinsey’s commander-in-chief.

-McKinsey took contracts with dozens of Beijing’s state-owned enterprises.

-double-dealing — such as taking contracts with federal tobacco regulators at the same time as procuring immensely lucrative deals with tobacco producers that required McKinsey to pay out $438 million earlier this year to settle government investigations into its marketing practices. Or its work for the federal Food and Drug Administration while at the same time teaching Purdue Pharma in the dark arts of turbocharging sales of the killer drug OxyContin, which resulted in Barton being called to testify in proceedings that cost McKinsey $641 million in claims settlements last year. And incidentally, McKinsey is facing criminal charges in South Africa in the corruption case involving the government’s freight rail contracts there.