Canada . Illusion . Lightfoot

12/19/2024
A film by Timm Stein in collaboration with Xander La Rue, Doug Force and The Myth Is Canada. This film is based entirely on facts and not opinions! The viewer is strongly advised to verify every fact. The film was first released on December 11, 2024.

This film exposes the fraud that was perpetrated on the people of the landmass commonly referred to as “Canada”. It highlights the historical facts and shows in detail who perpetrated the fraud and when it was perpetrated. It presents hard facts that show how the illusion was implemented and how the people were deceived, trapped and enslaved. It also presents the solution for the people to break free from the illusion and create a new reality.
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Gordon Lightfoot: If You Could Read My Mind

Overview:
At 80 years old (and in the midst of recording another album), Gordon Lightfoot continues to entertain and enlighten. Personal archival materials and studio sessions paint an intimate picture of an artist in his element, candidly reminiscing about his idealistic years in Yorkville's coffeehouses, to stadium tours and the hedonistic '70s. Elvis Presley, Johnny Cash and Barbra Streisand are just a handful of the stars whose recordings of "Early Morning Rain" and other hits helped Lightfoot's artistry leap across borders. But no matter how far his music traveled, he continued to write passionately about the country he called home. As fellow record producer Burton Cummings puts it, "Gordon's stuff screamed Canada." With his instantly recognizable voice and masterful guitar playing, Gordon Lightfoot remains influential and timeless. -Alexander Rogalski
Published: 2019-04-27
Genre: Music, Documentary
Cast: Burton Cummings, Sylvia Tyson, Gordon Lightfoot, Alec Baldwin, Lenny Waronker
Duration: 88 min
Country: Canada
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Goldman Sachs economist and political outsider: This is Trudeau's successor Carney, article by Sven Fröhlich / watson.de
"In 2010, Mark Carney was listed by Time magazine as one of the 100 most influential people in the world. Almost 15 years later, he has been appointed Prime Minister-designate of Canada, the eleventh largest economy in the world."

Here you can find all the information about Mark Carney:

Name: Mark Joseph Carney
Birthday: March 16, 1965
Place of birth: Fort Smith, Canada
Mark Carney - Prime Minister of Canada
At the beginning of March 2025, Mark Carney was elected leader of the Liberal Party of Canada. He will succeed Canada's current Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who announced in January that he would step down as party leader and prime minister after growing unpopularity.

Carney will therefore lead the country as prime minister - at least until the likely new elections, which must take place in October 2025 at the latest. Whether the center-left party will then also gain the majority and form the next government remains to be seen.
What education does Mark Carney have?
Mark Carney earned a bachelor's degree in economics from Harvard University and later a master's and doctorate in economics from Oxford University. He then had an impressive career rise.

After completing his studies, Carney worked for 13 years at the investment bank Goldman Sachs in London, Tokyo, New York and Toronto. At just 42 years of age, he became head of the Central Bank of Canada - where he was praised for his handling of the 2008 financial crisis, as the Guardian writes. Other positions: Governor of the Bank of England as the first non-Briton, during Brexit and the start of Corona. Carney was the UN Special Envoy for Climate Finance until January 2025. Carney is therefore considered competent and crisis-tested - and must immediately prove his abilities in government responsibility. Canada is under great pressure due to US President Donald Trump's aggressive customs policy and annexation threats. When he was elected party leader, Carney said: "In trade as in ice hockey: Canada will win!" Does Mark Carney speak French?

Mark Carney speaks some French, although not fluently - which "The Globe and Mail" has identified as a possible weak point in the French-speaking areas of Canada. A fifth of the total population uses French as their mother tongue, almost a third speaks French fluently.

Mark Carney and Ukraine

While the US neighbor under President Donald Trump is increasingly abandoning Ukraine in the fight against Russia, Mark Carney is insisting on continued support. "I am very proud of the position the Canadian government has taken to stand firmly with Ukraine," Carney told The Canadian Press in February 2025. He supports this and will continue to do so.

He also supports paving the way for Ukraine to join the European Union and ultimately NATO.

World Economic Forum: Mark Carney at the WEF
As a renowned economist, Mark Carney is a member of the so-called Group of Thirty, an international body of leading financiers and academics. He also sits on the Board of Trustees of the World Economic Forum (WEF). He has regularly attended the annual meetings.

Mark Carney's family
Mark Carney was born to a primary school teacher and a school principal in the small town of Fort Smith. When he was six, the family moved to Edmonton, the capital of the Canadian province of Alberta. Carney has three siblings - an older brother Seán, an older sister Brenda and a younger brother Brian.

Mark Carney's father was already politically active. He was the Liberal candidate for Edmonton South in the 1980 Canadian federal election and came second. His mother, who had to give up her job temporarily due to pregnancy, returned to university when Carney was ten years old to repeat her teaching degree and eventually work as a teacher again, as "Reader's Digest" reports.

Who is Diana Carney, Mark Carney's wife?

Mark Carney met his wife Diana Fox Carney while they were studying together at Oxford University. Diana Carney is a British economist and author who specializes in developing countries. The couple married in 1995 while Carney was completing his doctorate. In 2012, Diana Carney, writes the "Telegraph", expressed her sympathy for the anti-bank Occupy movement and suggested that global financial institutions are "lazy or inadequate". Here, at least a hint of tolerance for ambiguity is evident – ​​after all, her husband has held leading positions at several global financial institutions.
She is currently an advisor to companies and investors looking for opportunities to transition to a greener, nature-friendly economy, according to the Balsille School of International Affairs.

Does Mark Carney have kids?
Mark Carney and his wife have four daughters. Three of the daughters keep the family out of the public eye, whereas the eldest daughter Cleo, a student at Harvard University, has introduced her father as the new leader of the Liberal Party.

How does Mark Carney feel about Bitcoin?
Mark Carney has repeatedly pointed out that Bitcoin and comparable cryptocurrencies are not reliable stores of value. In his view, their high volatility makes them more of a speculative gamble than a viable means of payment for everyday life.

"Bitcoin's fixed supply has fueled a global speculative mania that has favored the spread of new cryptocurrencies," Carney said in 2018.

What is Mark Carney's net worth?
There are no serious estimates of Mark Carney's net worth. But since he worked for 13 years at Goldman Sachs, including in management positions, he is likely to have earned an amount in the millions.

Some media reports put Mark Carney's fortune at just under seven million dollars – this cannot be verified.

Mark Carney and Chrystia Freeland
Chrystia Freeland, the deputy prime minister, received only 8 percent of the vote in the election for the leadership of the Liberal Party, while Carney won 85.9 percent. Small side note: Carney is the godfather of Freeland's son.

Mark Carney's rise in the Liberal Party
Mark Carney is a political outsider. He will be the first person to become Canada's prime minister without being a member of parliament or having cabinet experience.

According to his own statements, Carney was asked by Prime Minister Stephen Harper in 2012 whether he wanted to join the Conservative government as finance minister. However, he declined because he felt it was inappropriate to move directly from his position as governor of the Bank of Canada to politics, he told CBC.

In 2024, Justin Trudeau appointed him chairman of the Liberal Party's Task Force on Economic Growth, and his name was floated as a possible finance minister.

Daniel Beland, director of the Institute for the Study of Canada at McGill University, described Carney as a "technocrat", as the Guardian reports. He is a "boring guy", a "boring guy who generally doesn't have much charisma."

But he also said that his rigorous competence and low-key demeanor could be attractive given that Canada is unsettled by Trump's trade chaos and attacks on its sovereignty.