The Will to Power: Trump loves Carney but who will control whom?

 

Today we are going to discuss what happens when there is nothing but the will to power on either side of the ideological equation accompanied by the biases of those who are sufficiently ideologically possessed not to notice.

I understand that the content of my blogs and vodcasts are not for everyone. They are certainly not for those who already think they know how, what, why and where the current dominance of radical and illogical thinking has come to capture the public’s imagination to the point where it poses an inherent threat to peace, order, and good government. I am also aware that many will find my content difficult since I have been criticized for using words that anyone with a high school education ought to be familiar with. So be it, move on and abandon your difficult civil obligation to join this tough conversation on how to restore functional democracy in the West, in particular to Canada.

Trump has just endorsed our globalist shill and unelected Prime Minister of Canada Mark Carney stating that he would rather deal with a liberal than with a conservative proving to those foolish enough to believe that Trump was a messiah to the conservative movement that that delusion is patently false. You need to understand that Trump is no conservative and favours interventionist policies to manipulate the economic market illiberally at every turn.

But let us examine Mark Carney who is now neck and neck with Poilievre to win in the next election: “Everything you need to know about Mark Carney”

https://www.thebeaverton.com/2025/01/everything-you-need-to-know-about-mark-carney/

Career: After graduating from Harvard and Oxford Carney did what all rebels without causes do and joined Goldman Sachs. He supervised the investment banking division but don’t worry, this was way before they got caught bringing down the global economy with risky mortgage-backed security investments. This was back when they were doing it successfully.

Joining the Bank of Canada: Carney was a surprise choice for Bank of Canada governor. He reportedly got the job thanks to nepotism. His father Buzz Carney was the one who came up with the idea of calling the two dollar coin a toonie after all. But once in the role he thrived thanks to brilliant, out of the box thinking like ‘lowering interest rates during a recession.’ Carney’s actions were credited for Canadian banks staying solvent during the 2008 crisis (and possibly for creating the extreme dependence on debt that is currently fueling the housing crisis but don’t worry about that).

The Bank Of England: Like generations of Canadian musicians, comedians and actors before him, Carney had to move abroad to really make a name for himself. He took over as Governor of the Bank of England right before the country decided to cripple its economy by voting for Brexit, which is kinda like taking over the wheel of the Titanic before the passengers force you to steer towards the iceberg.

Environmental Activism: After leaving the Bank of England in 2020 Carney has focused on tackling the issue of climate change the only way it can be addressed: passive investments that return above 8% annually and let corporations make money and feel good about it.

Advising the current government: Carney also became a financial advisor to Justin Trudeau in 2020. But honestly that was just like a favour. And he totally half assed it. He definitely didn’t have anything to do with the cost of living crisis. His advice was to not do whatever you think the Trudeau government did to cause it.

Positions on the issues: He is passionate about not being Trudeau, and you not thinking he is Justin Trudeau. Also, he thinks money is good.

What will he do as PM: I’ll tell you what he won’t do. Be Justin Trudeau, that’s for sure.

Is he in favour of a carbon tax? No. Absolutely not. He prefers to put a price on pollution in order to reduce Canada’s carbon emissions and reach our Paris targets.

Understanding the present source of confusion in Canada, ideological possession

So, here's a quick rule of thumb to help you determine if you are dealing with an ideologically possessed person. Their entire argument will be based upon their feelings rather than facts. Ethics, epistemology and ontology be damned, they will project their insecurities onto you and blame you for their reaction to your use of reason. This is how you know when you're dealing with an emotional three-year-old who is incapable of using reason and demonstrable facts to arrive at informed opinions. Thus, possessed by their emotions they will often go so far as to demand that your arguments be silenced by labelling them as dangerous and you as hateful for using them. It's best to avoid them if possible but frankly triggering them does afford me with such tremendous pleasure! The reason for me creating today’s blog and vodcast is to assist you in what is arguably the ideological battle of our lifetimes since all the worst authoritarian ideas of the 20th Century are now possessing the minds and hearts of those in the 21^st Century. Therefore, each of us must be ready to address the ideological possession of those who are seeking to tear down civil society to destroy peace, order, and good government.

We live in an age of the subjectivism of Postmodern Cultural Relativism and Cultural Marxist Critical Race and Gender Theory. These radical leftist ideologies are what Dr. Gad Saad defines as the idea pathogens that are causing the West to commit suicide out of parasitical empathy for the very things that are currently destroying Western culture. For roughly 1,500 years Christianity provided the Grand Narrative upon which we could find common ground. The results of replacing that Grand Narrative and the subsequent fallout are what Friedrich Nietzsche predicted when he stated that mankind would need to develop sacred rituals and festivals just to appear worthy of having murdered the Divine. In Nietzsche’s posthumously published final work he insisted that there is nothing left but the will to power in the wake of trying to murder God.

"God is dead. God remains dead. And we have killed him. How shall we comfort ourselves, the murderers of all murderers? What was holiest and mightiest of all that the world has yet owned has bled to death under our knives: who will wipe this blood off us? What water is there for us to clean ourselves? What festivals of atonement, what sacred games shall we have to invent? Is not the greatness of this deed too great for us? Must we ourselves not become gods simply to appear worthy of it?"

Therefore, Friedrich Nietzsche's concept of the **will to power** is a central theme in his philosophy, particularly explored in his posthumous work, *The Will to Power*. This idea is multifaceted and can be understood in several ways:

1. **Fundamental Drive**: Nietzsche believed that the will to power is a fundamental force inherent in all life. It's not merely a desire for survival but a deeper drive to grow, assert oneself, and exert influence on the world[2](https://philosophiesoflife.org/understanding-nietzsches-idea-of-the-will-to-power/)[1](https://www.thoughtco.com/nietzsches-concept-of-the-will-to-power-2670658).

2. **Psychological Principle**: Throughout his career, Nietzsche examined human behavior in terms of a desire for domination or mastery over others, oneself, or the environment. This idea is subtly applied in various contexts, not just in terms of political or military power[1](https://www.thoughtco.com/nietzsches-concept-of-the-will-to-power-2670658).

3. **Metaphysical Principle**: Nietzsche also considered the will to power as a principle operating throughout the cosmos, influencing not just human actions but the very nature of existence[1](https://www.thoughtco.com/nietzsches-concept-of-the-will-to-power-2670658).

4. **Self-Mastery**: While the will to power can manifest through physical dominance, Nietzsche was more interested in its sublimated form, where individuals turn their will to power inward to pursue self-mastery and personal growth[3](https://www.sparknotes.com/philosophy/nietzsche/idea-will-to-power/).

Nietzsche's exploration of the will to power offers profound insights into human motivation and the nature of existence. It's a concept that challenges traditional values and encourages individuals to create their own values and purpose. Challenges traditional values? Yes, and it challenges our God given human nature itself. The very fact that we live in an ostensibly democratic society where the interests of all must be taken into account we can see where the roots of all authoritarian regimes have originated. All are driven by a godless will to dominate. As Canadians continue to climb the steep slopes of the mountain of infinite lunacy known as “Peak Insanity” we see that both sides of the aisle driven by it. On one side there is Carney and his globalist cabal of money manipulators and on the other Trump who is arguably the “King of the Deal”. Both are being driven by the lustful will to power. My former blog handle was “Anti libido dominandi ” which is Latin for “against the will to power”. Control freaks are running our planet. I don’t give a rat’s feces which side of the ideological persuasion from which they might claim to derive their ideological mojo, the will to power lies at the root of all of humanity’s ills.

I will finish with a piece of advice, if you have a narcissist in your life who is trying to control you never argue with them, simply withdraw their narcissistic supply. Never again compliment them, just ignore them. This is what I suggest we do with our entire manipulating political class who intend to herd us like so many sheep to an abattoir of their own devising while divesting us of our wealth and national and personal autonomy. And please, do not thank me either for writing or recording this. I am not a narcissist. I do not desire your praise, thanks, or acknowledgement. I want all the Glory to go to God for telling you a few simple truths with the following as the greatest, there cannot be a political solution to a moral, philosophical, and spiritual crisis!