Here's a thought...the mythology is that Siddartha Gautama (aka Buddha) as a young prince was kept safely behind the court walls until one day he went out in his horse and carriage and saw an old man, a sick man, and a dead man. This bothered him immensely and he gave up everything to find the path to enlightenment for mankind.
Now....I would LOVE LOVE LOVE to take Farkas (and city admin), Carney, Poilievre, Smith (and her ministers), Nenshi, etc and march them through all the tent cities, food banks and dirty alleyways of downtown to be face-to-face with the reality of their policies that keep sending money to other countries and to their cronies rather than helping the mentally ill, drug addicted and veterans in our own country. Maybe that would change something. Give them the Gautama treatment (probably more palatable since it isn't a Christian narrative! hahahahaha). And videotape it!
(I don't really put Smith in the same category as the others but I think she could still learn a thing or two from the experience)
Oh....next up...sit through an abortion!
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https://torontosun.com/opinion/columnists/carney-currency-gamble-risks-more-repercussions
“The real story they missed
According to the Times, Carney spent more than an hour at their offices in midtown Manhattan for a wide-ranging interview. Toward the end of their report on the interview, the Times dropped the nugget that would concern Washington the most: Carney wants an end to the U.S. dollar as the global reserve currency.
“Mr. Carney on Wednesday also reiterated his long-held view that a global financial system wholly dependent on the U.S. dollar was unsustainable. A move to a multipolar system in which there are several reserve currencies would ‘provide more flexibility,’ he said,” the Times reported.
He also admitted that there would need to be changes and a liberalization of China’s currency and financial markets for this to happen.”
“That’s a declaration of war,” a friend said to me after I read the passages about the currency issue from the New York Times report.
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