This Week on GRadio
by C.L. Cook - GRadio.Substack.com
Over the last week, past political luminaries from this country were joined by British dons and doyens of academe in their praise of prime minister Mark Carney’s mastery of multi-dimensional realpolitik on both local and global stages. Presented as the greatest pm since Lester Pearson, former foreign minister John Manley went further, dubbing what the ex-Goldman Sachs man is making of the nation the “Carney Doctrine”; an unprecedented if not original description of what looks to be the controlled demolition of Canada’s liberal democracy - in place since Pearson left office nearly sixty years ago.
Yves Engler is an activist, journalist, and the author of countless articles and essays detailing Canada’s foreign policy history. He’s written a baker’s dozen of books on the subject, including: ‘Stand on Guard for Whom?: A People’s History of the Canadian Military’, ‘House of Mirrors — Justin Trudeau’s Foreign Policy’, ‘Left, Right — Marching to the Beat of Imperial Canada’, and his latest, ‘Canada’s Long Fight Against Democracy’, co-written with Owen Schalk. Yves’ articles are at his website, YvesEngler.com, where I found his recent piece, ‘Carney Is the New Pearson - In Defending US Imperialism’.

Yves Engler in the first half.
Meanwhile, according to Food Not Bombs, “World hunger is on the increase. Farmers around the globe are facing shortages in fertilizer as a result of the closing of the Strait of Hormuz [and] as millions of Americans are struggling with disruptions in food stamps, Section eight cuts, layoffs and rising costs there is plenty of money for war”.
Keith McHenry is an American artist, author, anarchist, Officer of the National Union of the Homeless, and food recovery and distribution expert, and co-founder of Food Not Bombs. He has, as reward for his decades of dedication to feeding the hungry, spent hundreds of days imprisoned, suffering the figurative and literal boot of injustice, and been declared a “prisoner of conscience” for his repeated and unrepentant insistence to serve the poorest.
Keith’s books include, ‘Hungry for Peace - How you can help end poverty and war with Food Not Bombs’, ‘The Anarchist Cookbook’, and his latest, ‘Soup Street’.

Keith McHenry and beating swords into forks and spoons in the second half.
Music: David Rovics/Ai Tsuno
Songs: ‘Salaam Alaikum’
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