While everyday Canadians struggle under a crushing cost-of-living crisis and mounting trade uncertainty, establishment figures in Ottawa are leaning into the mass psychosis. Instead of holding Prime Minister Mark Carney accountable for failing to defend us from the encroachment of China, a faction of establishment Conservatives (that I now call “Carney-Cons”) are weaponizing anti-American hysteria to attack the conservative grassroots, undermine Pierre Poilievre’s leadership, and purge populism from the movement once and for all.
The Trojan Horse: Kenney, Ford, and the Anti-Trump Shield
The establishment play is becoming undeniably transparent. Watch former Alberta Premier Jason Kenney, who claims he has zero interest in returning to federal politics, yet spends his time firing attacks at Federal Conservative MPs and smearing independent commentators as an “alt-right influencer mob.”
Kenney and Ontario Premier Doug Ford—who recently claimed Canada is being treated like “communist China”—are using anti-American grandstanding to give Mark Carney a free pass. Notice what is missing from their talking points? They refuse to say the five-letter word: China. They won’t mention the CCP police stations, the real-estate money laundering, or how Carney’s friends at Brookfield Infrastructure are actively benefiting from Canadian capital fleeing across the border. They treat party members as voting cattle, using woke media tricks to police alternative media.
The Alleged Coordinated Media Blitz: Kenney, Faulkner, and Fernando
I don’t believe this to be organic friction; I believe this to be a coordinated campaign to reshape party leadership. Look at the strategic alignment unfolding across independent and legacy commentary:
The Face: Jason Kenney positions himself as the sensible, patriotic alternative to Poilievre’s populist coalition.
The Platform: Harrison Faulkner of Juno News brings Kenney on for repeated debates, echoing Kenney’s exact phrasing about “influencers.”
The Scribe: Writer Spencer Fernando regularly churns out pieces praising Kenney while demanding Poilievre join the anti-Trump chorus.
When asked directly if this synchronized messaging represents a coordinated effort to clear the runway for a leadership coup, the response from the establishment circle is dismissive sarcasm. But the pattern speaks for itself. They want a return to globalist compliance, where Ottawa insiders control the narrative while the working class carries the tax burden.
The Real Leverage: Securing our Border
True Canadian sovereignty isn’t built on theatrical insults or running defence for Mark Carney. Real leverage requires good-faith security leadership:
Eradicate Foreign Interference: Flood the RCMP with resources to shut down CCP illegal police stations, crack down on systemic real estate money laundering, and secure our ports.
Build Hard Power: Reinvest in northern defense, protect the Arctic perimeter, and eliminate anti-development regulations holding our resource sector hostage.
Lead with Western Alignment: Approach Washington from a position of security strength, guaranteeing an airtight North American trade zone that completely excludes adversarial state dumping.
The Bottom Line
The establishment thinks you are stupid enough to fall for their recycled anti-American diversion. They want you focused on political theatrics so you ignore Carney’s total economic negligence. Don’t let them.
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📍 SOURCES & REFERENCES
Global News: Jason Kenney speaks out on Alberta oil tariffs and US trade
Jason Kenney (X): Reaction to Jamil Jivani video on federal conservative strategy
Bloomberg: Brookfield weighing US manufacturing investments amid tariff shifts
Jason Kenney (X): Directing comments toward Doug Ford on US-Canada trade tensions
CBS News: Doug Ford’s stance on US-Canada trade and China tariffs
Jason Kenney (X): Comments addressing Conservative commentators and party line messaging
📍 MEDIA INFLUENCERS & MEDIA ORBITS
Harrison Faulkner (X): Posts regarding Conservative commentary and media shifts
Harrison Faulkner (X): Exchange on Canada-China policy focus
Jason Kenney (X): Defending Harrison Faulkner during online backlash
Harrison Faulkner (X): Response to Mario’s question regarding commentary coordination
📍 SPENCER FERNANDO ARTICLES & COVERAGE
Spencer Fernando (X): Commentary on conservative media discourse
Spencer Fernando: Analysis of Trump, US-China trade, and Canadian tariffs
Spencer Fernando: Jason Kenney delivers strong defence of Alberta’s place in Canada




At this point, I would vote conservative only if pierre or Smith ran