Mark Carney Won't Build a Pipeline — And Westerners Know It
Carney hasn't just talked about leaving oil in the ground — he's helped design the financial and regulatory machinery to make sure it stays there.
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Mark Carney's rise to power has been met with glowing praise from the international climate elite — and eye rolls from Canadians who've heard this story before. Despite desperate recent Liberal spin, there's no reason to believe Carney will deliver anything close to a functional energy strategy, let alone an export pipeline.
His track record? Blocking development through carbon pricing schemes, ESG mandates, and aligning Canada's resource policy with the anti-oil obsessions of the World Economic Forum. Carney hasn't just talked about leaving oil in the ground — he's helped design the financial and regulatory machinery to make sure it stays there.
And now, he has hand-picked cabinet ministers who cheer on Bill C-69, oppose tanker traffic, and support phasing out fossil fuels entirely. If you think this crew is about to greenlight a pipeline to tidewater, you haven't been paying attention.
In our latest episode of The Gunn Show, I speak with Michelle Stirling from Friends of Science. She breaks down why Carney's globalist climate agenda spells disaster for Canada's energy future — and why Western Canadians are right to feel betrayed.
Plus, Michelle breaks down her personal research into the truth about what happened at Canada's residential schools. It's not with the mainstream media is telling you.
GUEST: Michelle Stirling from Friends of Science.
COMMENTS
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Colin Cramton commented 2025-05-19 13:19:06 -0400“Danielle Smith Is Risking It All—And Alberta Pays” If this isn’t the perfect ad FOR Alberta Independence, I don’t know what would be better. -
Bruce Atchison commented 2025-05-15 21:33:23 -0400Thanks for having Michelle Sterling on the show. International carbon credit trading is the core of the green scam that robs us of our money and freedom. Ant thinks to too many stupid people, Carney has the levers of power to make his scam successful.
And why is the term “residential” solely for indigenous boarding schools? Was I not in a residential school for disabled children? Are my experiences unworthy of examination because I’m white? These race hustlers enrage me. It too is a con game and we’re the marks getting taken. -
Darlene Cooper commented 2025-05-15 12:41:20 -0400If Alberta wasn’t part of Canada would they choose to join Canada with the deal they have from Ottawa now? Every Albertan pays over $5000 per year in transfer fund payments and what do we get?
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Robert Pariseau commented 2025-05-14 22:20:59 -0400Unless it goes to the east.
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Bernhard Jatzeck commented 2025-05-14 22:04:49 -0400Carney doesn’t have to do much to stop a pipeline. There are enough nutters in Lotusland who would gladly keep oil and gas in the ground now and forever. And, if that doesn’t work, well, there’s gotta be some Treaty violation or land claim that conveniently ends up in court to tie things up for years.
