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Carney’s Davos Warning: Canada’s Wake-Up Call
The rules-based order is fading—and “going along to get along” won’t keep countries safe. In this episode, we break down Prime Minister Mark Carney’s explosive Davos remarks and what they signal about sovereignty, security, and the new global power reality.
Host: Paul (TPL Media)
Guest(s): Mike and Jim (TPL Media panel)
Together, they unpack Carney’s message through the lens of geopolitics, defense strategy, and the high-stakes Canada–U.S. relationship.
In this conversation, we cover:
• Why Carney says the “old order” isn’t coming back—and what replaces it
• The “Power of the Powerless” analogy: compliance, deterrence, and sovereignty
• Western Hemisphere strategy, Greenland, the Arctic, and military positioning
• How tariffs, procurement, and supply chains can become weapons
• What Canada must do now (recruiting, reserves, infrastructure, readiness)
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