On the same day Quebec vigorously defended its law promoting state neutrality and secularism in government, Prime Minister Mark Carney declared religious values can and should frame how politicians act.
Christian values are why we have soup kitchens, cause Jesus said to feed the hungry, it is about th values of love and kindness for all creation. Because even the least is considered divine.
Christian values are why we have soup kitchens, cause Jesus said to feed the hungry, it is about th values of love and kindness for all creation. Because even the least is considered divine.
So, not, culling the most vulnerable, the crippled and poor, like he was complicit in when Governor of the Bank of England from 2013 to 2020? Oh. Okay. Glad you pointed that out. ;p
As an LLM concluded for me a while back: While Carney was not the architect of austerity, his leadership at the Bank of England was complicit in its continuation and deepening. By financing the government’s deficit and keeping borrowing costs low, the Bank under Carney allowed austerity to persist, with deadly consequences for the UK’s most vulnerable. His policies provided the financial and political space for cuts to proceed, making him a key, if indirect, enabler of the suffering that followed.
So… he wasn’t doing christian values like feeding the poor [Or if he was, it was like Rockefeller on camera giving a dime back to an individual from a community from whom Rockefeller had stole millions, to deceitfully whitewash his public image]. He was doing “christian values” like being complicit in their democide.
Then it makes a lot more sense what’s happening in Canada. Makes it implausible to fall for his PR marketing of him as having christian values as if he’s a good guy.
PS, being starved (& deprived of heating, transport, medicine), having care turned to cull, is a very cruel way to go. Real monster.
Christian values, like when he was complicit in culling over 130,000 of the disabled poor in Britain, during the 2010s?
They’d not have managed to do that without him.
Not falling for his public image management white washing.
Christian values are why we have soup kitchens, cause Jesus said to feed the hungry, it is about th values of love and kindness for all creation. Because even the least is considered divine.
So, not, culling the most vulnerable, the crippled and poor, like he was complicit in when Governor of the Bank of England from 2013 to 2020? Oh. Okay. Glad you pointed that out. ;p
As an LLM concluded for me a while back: While Carney was not the architect of austerity, his leadership at the Bank of England was complicit in its continuation and deepening. By financing the government’s deficit and keeping borrowing costs low, the Bank under Carney allowed austerity to persist, with deadly consequences for the UK’s most vulnerable. His policies provided the financial and political space for cuts to proceed, making him a key, if indirect, enabler of the suffering that followed.
So… he wasn’t doing christian values like feeding the poor [Or if he was, it was like Rockefeller on camera giving a dime back to an individual from a community from whom Rockefeller had stole millions, to deceitfully whitewash his public image]. He was doing “christian values” like being complicit in their democide.
Take your christian compassion and sensitivities to http://calumslist.org/ [ archived: https://dpac.uk.net/tag/calums-list/ & https://web.archive.org/web/20260223010439/http://calumslist.org/ ] and read those stories, face the horror, and consider the scale of it (not just 60, but over 130,000). That’s what Carney was complict with, with his close working ties with the core of the conservative party intentionally committing this atrocity.
Then it makes a lot more sense what’s happening in Canada. Makes it implausible to fall for his PR marketing of him as having christian values as if he’s a good guy.
PS, being starved (& deprived of heating, transport, medicine), having care turned to cull, is a very cruel way to go. Real monster.
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