The Globalist Axis: How Canada and the UK Betray History

Harry Liberman

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The puzzle pieces of the new globalist alignment have finally snapped into place, revealing a deeply unsettling picture. 

Once you understand that the political establishments in Ottawa and London have abandoned the principles of national sovereignty in favor of subservience to unelected transnational bodies, their broader foreign policy makes perfect sense.

The very same top-down, technocratic overreach that drives Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney to bypass his own citizens and tether Canada to the European Union regulatory machine is exactly what drove Canada and the United Kingdom to formally recognize a fictitious Palestinian state.

This is the ultimate triumph of historical illiteracy over civilizational truth. 

In a coordinated, back-door diplomatic maneuver at the United Nations General Assembly, Mark Carney and UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer unilaterally granted statehood to a political entity that has never existed as an independent nation at any point in human history. By inventing a country with the stroke of a pen, these leaders have chosen to demonize and delegitimize Israel—a Jewish state with an unbroken, indigenous, and archaeologically verifiable connection to the land dating back over 3,000 years. The connection between Canada’s domestic surrender to Brussels and its foreign policy betrayal in the Middle East is undeniable: both stem from an elite, leftist worldview that despises historical legacy, constitutional republics, and the concept of true, localized freedom.

Rewarding Terror, Erasing History

The timing and nature of this diplomatic assault reveal its sheer hypocrisy. For decades, Western foreign policy dictated that a Palestinian state could only be realized through direct, bilateral negotiations that guaranteed Israel’s security. Yet, in a shocking display of weakness, the UK and Canada bypassed the democratic process entirely to award unilateral recognition. To the globalist left ruling Ottawa and London, historical facts are irrelevant. It matters not to them that the term “Palestine” was merely a regional name imposed by the Roman Empire to erase Jewish identity, nor does it matter that there was never a sovereign Palestinian king, parliament, or currency.

Instead, Carney and Starmer have chosen to validate a corrupt, unelected Palestinian Authority under a paper promise of “future democratic reforms” and an elusive pledge to sideline Hamas by 2026.

In reality, this recognition serves as an unprecedented historical insult: it penalizes a democratic ally fighting for its survival while effectively rewarding the geopolitical forces of terrorism.

This coordinated attack on the Jewish state exposes the fundamental difference between the socialist, bureaucratic mindsets of the Canada-EU-UK axis and the exceptional foundational principles of the United States.

In the European and Canadian models, globalist elites believe they possess the supreme authority to dictate reality—whether that means forcing Canadian citizens into a European regulatory straightjacket without a vote, or arbitrarily manufacturing a Middle Eastern state to appease a leftist voting base.

They trust only the state, and they use transnational institutions to enforce their will over the heads of the populace.

America was built to be the antidote to this exact brand of authoritarian overreach. 

The U.S. Constitution anchors power in popular sovereignty and the rule of law, ensuring that sweeping, radical redefinitions of national sovereignty or international alliances cannot be executed by a single, unchecked leader.

The tragic irony is that while Canada and the UK willingly dilute their own sovereignty to become vassals of a broader, unelected globalist empire, they are simultaneously trying to dismantle the ancient, sovereign right of the Jewish people to exist safely in their ancestral homeland. 

It is a shameful chapter in Western history, proving once again that when governments abandon the foundational truths of freedom, history, and accountability, they inevitably sleepwalk into tyranny.

The Illusion of Freedom—Why the EU-Canada Alliance Proves Only America Safeguards True Liberty

The recent spectacle of Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney unilaterally tethering his country to the European Union’s regulatory regime exposes a profound truth that the globalist left desperately tries to hide: Canada and the EU are not true representative democracies. They are top-down, technocratic systems designed to suppress the popular will. In stark contrast stands the United States of America—a constitutional republic whose foundational blueprint was engineered precisely to stop this brand of executive tyranny in its tracks.

The differences in freedom between the Canada-EU axis and the United States are not subtle; they are vast, irreconcilable, and boil down to a simple choice: democratic capitalism versus socialist bureaucratic control. This institutional divergence highlights how executive-led alignments can bypass the public entirely, standardizing state control over market competition.

• Source: BBC News details European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen’s formal proposal in Strasbourg to invite Canada into an “associate membership”.
• Source: The Guardian outlines the fundamental ideological shift as Prime Minister Mark Carney calls for “deep cooperation” to establish an alternative transatlantic regulatory framework.

The Shield of the U.S. Constitution vs. Canada’s Crown Tyranny

If U.S. President Trump attempted to quietly bind America to European regulations on artificial intelligence, defense, and critical minerals, the American system would choke the effort instantly. 

Under Article II, Section 2 of the U.S. Constitution, the executive branch cannot unilaterally commit the nation to international treaties; it requires the advice and consent of the Senate, demanding a two-thirds supermajority. Furthermore, any international regulatory alignment that impacts domestic commerce must pass through Congress. Power in America is structurally anchored in the hands of elected representatives accountable to the people.

• Source: U.S. Senate Treaty Powers explicitly outlines the constitutional restrictions under Article II, Section 2, verifying that a U.S. President possesses zero unilateral power to ratify binding international pacts or enforce foreign regulations domestically without congressional approval.

Canada possesses no such safeguards.

Operating under the archaic framework of the Westminster system, the Canadian executive wields “Crown prerogative.” This allows a Prime Minister to bypass Parliament entirely to sign sweeping international pacts. No referendum, no public debate, no vote. Carney’s rush to embrace an EU “associate membership”—a second-tier status rejected even by war-torn Ukraine—proves that the Canadian system treats its citizens not as self-governing individuals, but as subjects to be managed.

• Source: Library of Parliament Research establishes that in Canada’s Westminster tradition, the authority over foreign affairs is a prerogative of the Crown exercised entirely by the executive branch. The executive branch holds the sole authority to negotiate, sign, and ratify international agreements without a legal requirement for prior parliamentary consent.

 The Tyranny of the Unaccountable: The Canada-EU Model

The European Union represents the final evolution of this anti-democratic philosophy.

       The EU is governed by the European Commission, a body of unelected bureaucrats who dictate laws to hundreds of millions of people. 

       When European citizens vote, they vote for a toothless parliament, while the real power remains insulated in Brussels.

By aligning Canada with this monolith, the Carney government is importing European-style socialism—a system where state control, heavy regulation, and collective compliance supersede individual liberty. True freedom is not found in the welfare-state mandates of Brussels or Ottawa, where speech is regulated and economic output is stifled by red tape. True freedom is American capitalism, which celebrates individual sovereignty, rewards innovation, and limits the overreach of the state.

• Source: European Parliament Think Tank confirms that the European Parliament—despite being the only directly elected body in the EU—has no formal right of legislative initiative. The exclusive power to draft and propose laws is monopolized by the executive branch, primarily the unelected European Commission.
• Source: Le Monde breaks down the scope of the proposed “Alliance for the Future,” which expands regulatory alignment far beyond a traditional free trade agreement into a shared “common prosperity and economic security space” covering technology and critical resources.

A Shameful War on the Republic

What we are witnessing is nothing short of an ideological war waged on America by the Canadian and European political establishments. Jealous of American prosperity and threatened by a robust republic that still values borders, free markets, and constitutional rights, these globalist elites seek to build a counter-bloc.

  It is a shameful display, driven by leftist factions in Canada and Europe who are economically and historically illiterate.

They willingly trade their own national sovereignty for a seat at the globalist table, blind to the fact that they are turning their nations into vassals of a transnational regulatory empire.

• Source: ABC News Wire notes that political scientists track this EU-Canada alignment directly to a joint effort to push back against U.S. leadership, trade tariffs, and the economic policies of the Trump administration.
• Source: Reuters World News chronicles how Carney pitched the arrangement to the European Parliament as a necessity to shield their markets in a world dominated by the U.S., explicitly accepting foreign alignment over domestic economic independence.

The crisis of Canada’s EU alignment should serve as a warning to the world. It proves that without the ironclad protections of a constitutional republic like America, “democracy” is nothing more than a cosmetic mask for authoritarian control.

  America remains the exceptional beacon of true liberty, precisely because its system trusts the people—while Canada and the EU trust only the state.

• Source: Constitution Annotated of the US Congress serves as the final structural proof, illustrating how the U.S. system anchors ultimate authority in national sovereignty and localized public consent via elected representatives.