Former central banker Mark Carney has ascended to Canada’s highest office, succeeding Justin Trudeau as Prime Minister—raising eyebrows due to his ties to Jeffrey Epstein and the fact he has not been elected to hold the office.
The former Goldman Sachs banker, who previously headed both the Bank of Canada and the Bank of England, replaces Justin Trudeau amid a storm of economic and geopolitical challenges, including a looming trade war with the United States under President Donald Trump.
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While Carney’s appointment has been hailed by liberals as a steady hand for turbulent times, it has also reignited scrutiny of his past—both his tenure among the globalist banking elite and connections to controversial figures like Jeffrey Epstein and his pimp Ghislaine Maxwell.
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In the UK, where he served as Bank of England governor from 2013 to 2020, Brexiteers like Jacob Rees-Mogg branded him a purveyor of “Project Fear.” Rees-Mogg famously called Carney a “second-tier Canadian politician” who exaggerated the economic fallout of Brexit, a narrative echoed this week by The Spectator, which likened his dire warnings to those about climate change and Trump’s policies.
Perhaps the most salacious shadow over Carney’s appointment is his photographed association with Ghislaine Maxwell, the convicted sex trafficker and accomplice of Jeffrey Epstein.
Even with Jeffrey Epstein’s notorious accomplice, Ghislaine Maxwell, rotting behind bars until 2042, her shadow looms large over Canada’s new Prime Minister.
Damning images from August 2013 have surfaced on social media, showing Carney and his wife, Diana, cozying up to Maxwell at the Wilderness Music Festival in Oxfordshire, England.
At the time, Carney had barely settled into his cushy gig as Governor of the Bank of England, yet there he was, grinning ear-to-ear beside a woman whose depravity would later shock the world.
In one photo, Carney beams like a man without a care, Maxwell at his side. In another, he’s crouched in the grass next to her, looking far too comfortable for a man now claiming the mantle of Canada’s moral leadership.
Diana Carney doesn’t escape the frame either—she’s spotted strolling alongside Maxwell, the pair appearing thick as thieves.
What did the Carneys know about Maxwell’s dark world? And why haven’t they answered for it?
With the election closing in and the Liberals hemorrhaging support, these photos aren’t just a PR headache—they’re a ticking time bomb.
Epstein’s tentacles reached the highest echelons of power, and Carney’s ties to her raise chilling questions: Is Canada’s new PM a pawn in a larger game?