Bank of Canada Governor is avoiding to be arrested , fleeing from Canada

[Tangri]

He thinks he can be spared with fleeing out.

http://canadafcusa.wordpress.com/solutions/banker-resignations-containment/

http://www.thestar.com/news/canada/politics/article/1293196--bank-of-canada-governor-mark-carney-new-head-of-bank-of-england

[Dorjezigzag]

A former Goldman Sachs investment banker becoming head of the bank of England, what a surprise!:rolleyes:

[Flash]

your title is wrong and misleading Levent Tonga. Unless you are doing RV and this is the thread's title in 3 years from now:p

[lightseeker]

I agree with you Flash, I read nothing in the article from the star.com stating the former governor of the Bank of Canada was fleeing the country to avoid arrest. I am aware of his background with Goldman Sachs, (very interesting to say the least). Aside from Carneys' departure, some of you may not know that during the financial collapse in the US in 2008, while all eyes and media were on the U.S. Canada borrowed some 114 billion dollars from the Geinther in the US. There is a more detailed article regarding this subject in the Huffington Post. I first heard of this on Veteranstoday.com web site from an article written by Gordon Duff. (Don't remember the headline on this article). I googled billion dollar bail out for Canada and came up with the Huffington post article. There were other media in Canada reporting on this. BUT as usual no body is listening, including myself. Canada's banks are regulated, which is true. However with out the 114 billion dollar bailout from the US Fed Reserve, Canada would have gone down just as fast. The bank of Canada and the Harper government are lying about all of this. Canadians need to wake up. I don't believe Canada is in as good a shape as the Harper regime states. I live in Ottawa, worked in the government (now retired and glad for it). I have informed many people that Canada and its economy is not quite the rosey picture that the Harper regime paints it to be. Canadians have become some what arrogant. We are all about to get our bubble burst. When some of my friends read the Huffington post article, they were stunned. I hope this information gets around in Canada. But just like the US, most Canadians are very much asleep, like walking zombies.

[Fellow Aspirant]

I have no love for bankers, BUT this post is just plain wrong. The reason he is leaving is because the Brits have, for the first time ever, appointed a colonial to this post. His leaving (for two years) is actually a loss for Canada. I don't know how successful he will be in England, but he is under NO pressure to leave Canada. Your take on this change reveals that you either have bought into a outright lie or that you have decided to promulgate one. Check your facts - you have damaged your own reputation for veracity on this forum.

And yes, Canada is being lied to by the Harper government (24/7 about everything), but Carney is under no legal pressure. He should be, but he's not.

[lightseeker]

This is further to my post above on the 3rd of Dec. 2012, wherein i sited the HuffingtonPost.ca website as the source for the 114 billion dollars bailout. For those who are interested enough to read this article you will find it at huffingtonpost.ca/2012/04/03 canada-bank-bailout_n_1466219.html . I re read this article this morning to refresh my memory. Canada and the Canadian government continue to live in a bubble of un reality.
Please note this bailout was not SECRET. Harper did announce that CMHC (Central Mortgage and Housing Corporation), Whose offices are just a few blocks from my condo where to purchase all Canadian mortgages and were backed by their own insurance. I will let the reader go to the article and read the rest. The world was to focused on the collapse in the US to pay attention to what was going on in little ol Canada. This served the government well at the time, and it was just brushed over very easily by the Harper regime.

Mark Carney's departure as the Head of the Bank of Canada to become the Head of the Bank of England is very interesting. I am sure there is a lot more to this story, which will probably come out in the alternate media at some point, and maybe even the mainstream media. As for Carney trying to avoid arrest; it would appear bankers are being arrested in britain and many other countries. I doubt that Carney can avoid arrest not matter where he goes.
But their still has to be some proof that he was involved in something which would provide proof of something to make an arrest stick. I do not say that Carney is inocent , of any crimes he may or may not have committed. But I do want to see the proof of those crimes and a paper trail that ties him to it.