Carney says Canada’s navy isn’t ‘big’ in the Middle East. It isn’t even ‘big’ in Hudson Bay

In this segment from The Really Big Show, Jim and Iain react to a series of G7 clips, launching into a sharp critique of Mark Carney’s shifting geopolitical stance and Canada's depleted military relevance. They mock Carney for calling a tentative ceasefire deal with Iran a "gamechanger" despite it violating international law, pointing out that he constantly talks out of both sides of his mouth to fit in with global elites. They laugh at Carney's sheepish admission to CNN that Canada is not a "regional naval power," bluntly stating that Canada isn't a naval power anywhere on Earth, let alone the Persian Gulf, and that Carney completely avoided using the traditional "middle power" label because he knew the American press would press him to explain it. The conversation then transitions to the war in Ukraine, where they ridicule Carney's scripted, "AI-sounding" motivational victory speech to Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. While acknowledging that Ukraine is currently in a positive phase due to successful drone strikes on Russian supply lines, they stress that the conflict has devolved into a First World War-style war of attrition that will likely keep fluctuating back and forth. Finally, they reflect heavily on the brutal human cost of the conflict, sharing personal anecdotes about interviewing young Canadian volunteers and a teenage fighter, while expressing disgust at how both sides—particularly Russia—are throwing everyone from teenagers to elderly pensioners into a "senseless, industrial slaughter." Like, Share, Subscribe and ring the notification bell. Help us reach a bigger audience to counter the narratives being fed to Canadians from the state broadcaster. If you like what we do.. Visit TheReallyBigShow.ca and consider contributing to our work